Delilah's Restaurant & Bar

For a calmer, romantic visit ask for an upstairs table, reviewers say the upstairs dining room is quiet with wonderful water and sunset views, while downstairs is livelier and busier.

Guests commonly describe the portions at Delilah's as generous, reviewers mention large or even enormous portions and praise the portion sizes as just right.

Yes, the upstairs dining room at Delilah's is described as romantic and quiet, with a wonderful view of the water and sunset, making it a lovely choice for a special evening.

Yes, reviewers describe a genuinely family‑friendly spot with a cosy play area under the stairs (toys, cushions and books) and children’s pasta dishes, making it welcoming for families with young kids.

For families with young children, Delilah's offers a thoughtfully placed cosy area under the stairs with toys, cushions and books, a nice spot for little ones.

Yes, dogs are welcomed: multiple guests describe bringing their dogs, staff offering water and treats, and the owners' dog being present and friendly.

Delilah’s feels warm, welcoming and energetic, a family‑run spot with a bright, lively bar and an open‑kitchen buzz, while the upstairs dining room provides a quieter, romantic view over the water.

Delilah’s is often lively at peak times, reviewers describe it being busy on Monday nights and busy at the bar on Friday nights, while the upstairs dining room is noted as a quieter, more romantic option.

Yes, guests regularly bring dogs both inside and outside; reviewers note staff offering water and treats, and describe the venue (and even the owners’ dog) as welcoming to well‑behaved dogs.

Sunday lunch at Delilah's is a guest favourite, multiple reviewers call the Sunday lunch delicious and recommend it for a lovely midday meal.