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  • Livebait - SE1

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  • Livebait has got just the right stuff to lure hungry diners into its bright, friendly restaurant. The atmosphere is brasserie-ish in the sense that it's informal and relaxed. This particular has the same high-quality super-fresh fish and shellfish that makes the food so memorable in other locations. The most popular dish is the Livebait Platter, a huge international grouping of Nova Scotia lobster, Dorset crab, Madagascan crevettes, Atlantic prawns and Indian Ocean crevettes that serves at least two people. Starters range from steamed mussels to fish soup with aioli to taramasalata, mains range from straightforward fish and chips to panfried seabass and fantail crevette linguini with chilli and ginger and baby spinach. If you can manage it, the blackberry and apple crumble with clotted cream is fab. Effective cocktails and nice wines - more than a dozen are available by the glass.

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  1. Posted by Jennifer on 16 Nov 2009 12:21

    Overpriced and not that tasty. Cocktails are bad. The lobster was tiny! If you want nice seafood and cocktails go to the Big Easy, Cheslea.

  2. Posted by MJ Plumridge on 07 Oct 2009 14:15

    Good to come again - sorry your numbers are down - hope you recover soon - excellent meal last night...as usual, no complaints at all and staff excellent. 4 ****

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  • Details

  • 43 The Cut , London, Waterloo, SE1 8LF
  • Area: Waterloo
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  • Category: Fish
  • Travel: Waterloo
  • Times: Mon - Sat 12pm - 5pm & 5pm - 11pm
    Sun 12.30pm - 5pm & 5pm - 9pm
  • Price: £25 - £34
  • Credit cards: All major cards accepted
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