Now called sea spray waited 45mins for one piece of fish and chips. Worst service ever seen, wouldn't go back. Staff not that interested. We're told by a local not to go there but we gave benefit of doubt should have listened .

After arriving on ferry & setting up camp we were famished! Popped into C'seas and had a late lunch. We all thoroughly enjoyed our meals & highly recommend it. Customer service was excellent too.

We have been to Penneshaw on many occasions and this time we thought we would try C'Seas... well we tried it and never again will we eat there. I walked to the counter to order $6 of chips with chicken salt. The young guy at the counter didnt even speak to me, just wrote the order handed me my number... More

While waiting for our ferry to go back to Adelaide, we stopped by at C'seas to have our lunch. For 4 adults and 2 infants, we ordered the seafood plate (don't really remember the set meal but it is recommended for 4 people together with a litre of Coke). The serving was huge! There were 4 fish, 4 crab fillets,... More

We had a take-away meal from C'seas and thought it was expensive for just fish & chips. But the serving size was fine and the place was quite full of people the 2 times we were there.

Had a quick meal of fish and chips before catching the ferry to the mainland. Fish was OK but the chips were fantastic. Nicely browned and crunchy. Yummy.

As a local on the island its aways nice to see establishments going well, quality produce and great service. I stopped at C'Seas for coffee and muffin on the way to the ferry, and would happily travel the hour back again just for the coffee. The coffee was great, muffin fresh and delicious, and the kids pack I brought on... More

Waiting for the ferry back to Adelaide could be arduous, but sitting on the foreshore grass at Penneshaw with some delicious fish and chips from C'Seas is delightful. They have introduced roast and vegetables available on Sundays as a special treat.