Located opposite the West Pier, scene of this reporter’s legendary Pollock catch in 1975 its glass fronted windows give it a great view all year round and there is a shaded terrace for summer.
The large restaurant can seat 84 in the dining room, 16 at the bar and a further 55 on the terrace which will be fully heated and open from March to October.
 Head Chef Dave Mothersill has created a menu that offers a wide selection of sustainably sourced seafood dishes including fresh cuttlefish, oysters, lobster, sea bass and  their signature whole market fish to share cooked over charcoal.
Head Chef Dave Mothersill has created a menu that offers a wide selection of sustainably sourced seafood dishes including fresh cuttlefish, oysters, lobster, sea bass and  their signature whole market fish to share cooked over charcoal.
The Coal Shed classic dish – 35 day dry aged Scottish steaks from the North Highlands cooked on the Josper grill will also be making an appearance.
Razak Helalat who opened the Coal Shed almost 4 years ago owns the restaurant.
Read our review of The Coal Shed

