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Fresh Seafood Served by the Dorset Coast.

Enjoy fresh, locally sourced seafood, a slice of homemade cake, or a simple cup of tea with far-reaching views across Lyme Bay and Chesil Beach.

Our story

Seafood, crafted from Dorset’s natural larder.

Established in 1991, Hive Beach Café began as a small kiosk serving refreshments to visitors of the stunning Jurassic Coast. Our founder's vision was to create a place where people could enjoy the breathtaking natural beauty while savouring the freshest seafood caught just offshore.

Over the years, we've grown from that humble beach shack into a renowned dining destination, but our core values remain unchanged: a commitment to sustainability, supporting local fishermen, and providing an unforgettable dining experience.

Gourmet snacks

Discover gourmet snacks fit for gift baskets.

From Moroccan style Harissa mixed nuts, to the best of Spain's olive oil crisps, discover our handcooked gourmet nuts and crisps that work beautifully in gift baskets and stocking fillers.

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Blog posts

The Ultimate Guide to Perfectly Crispy Patatas Fritas at Home

The Ultimate Guide to Perfectly Crispy Patatas Fritas at Home

By Hive Beach

Potato crisps (patatas fritas) have a crunch that’s irresistibly delicious — a bit like scoffing a bag of pistachios. You know the feeling: once you start, you just can’t stop!...

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4 Excellent Recipes That Use Up Christmas Leftovers

4 Excellent Recipes That Use Up Christmas Leftovers

By Hive Beach

Everyone has their own idea of what Boxing Day should look like. But after indulging in all the comforting classics Christmas has to offer, many of us start craving something...

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