D’lish Fish

Review

There are actually no toilets in this restaurant but just across the street there is an accessible toilets behind the old train station where the trams now stop. I wouldn’t necessarily go to these toilets by myself (even if I was ambulatory) because they’re in a rather hidden position. There are also accessible toilets a couple hundred metres further up the beach. I have not been to the latter. The restaurant itself is extremely clean and the staff courteous. If you need them to carry anything to your table or even out to the outdoor seating they will. There is both indoor and outdoor seating around the restaurant. There is also accessible bench seating and tables, that have access, a couple of metres from the restaurant. Like with most restaurants and cafe reviews I do, I suggest going at not busy times of the day. At D’lish Fish you need to order and pay at the (accessible) counter. Although there is a specific entry and exit, when it’s busy the long line will mean you’re waiting in the sun. The food is all made fresh to order and does not have that oily after taste like some fish and chips do. If you need a drink from the fridge, and you can’t get it out yourself, simply ask the person who serves you at the counter.