The Teddington Seafood Festival will be at The Wharf this Saturday, 28 September.

The Teddington Seafood Festival at The Wharf will be a day's bonanza with live music and family fun, including face painting.

Dubbing itself as the "freshest market catch destination", The Wharf will offer a selection of roasted, grilled, or fried fish and seafood platters on the day.

There will be live music and facepainting on the day (Credit:Tilly O'Brien)

The plats de Fruits de Mer, consisting of Jersey Rock oysters, Cornish crab, clams, mussels, Mediterranean prawns, and prawn cocktail will be on offer for £54 per person.

You can also add an additional half or whole lobster with mayonnaise for £32/£60.

Book your platter now and reservations for the day here.

The Plats de Fruits de Mer is for a minimum of two people (Credit: The Wharf Teddington)

There's also a variety of starters to chose from ranging from ££11 to £19.50.

Starters include sea bass, classic prawn cocktail, scallops, and more.

For mains, you can choose from a variety of fish, including king prawns, dover sole, and skate, ranging from £22 to £39.

Or you can really splash out and go for a half or whole lobster, which you can pick from the lobster stall in the restaurant on the day, for £28/£54.

Mains include a variety of fish that can be roasted, grilled, or fried (Credit: The Wharf Teddington)

Mains come with a selection of free sauces, and you can add additional sides for just £5, including steamed new potatoes in olive oil, creamed mashed potatoes, fries, baby gem and chive salad with house dressing, seasonal vegetables, and mac & cheese.

What's more is that your kids can eat free from the children's menu from 12pm-4pm.

The Wharf hosts the Teddington Seafood Festival twice a year.

A manager at The Wharf told Teddington Nub News that "last year's event was overwhelming".

The Wharf has lots of space for guests to sit down and enjoy its seafood selection (Credit: Tilly O'Brien)

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