About Rick Stein, Barnes

Rick Stein Barnes brings the acclaimed seafood cooking of the wider Rick Stein group to a riverside setting at Tideway Yard on Mortlake High Street, SW14. Situated on the Barnes and East Sheen border, the restaurant serves lunch and dinner throughout the week, offering carefully prepared dishes rooted in the best of British seafood — from crab rarebit to fresh squid. It draws both local residents looking for a neighbourhood favourite and those coming from further afield across Richmond upon Thames for a reliably memorable meal in relaxed, welcoming surroundings.

Local area

Tideway Yard sits at the Mortlake end of the river, just where Barnes and East Sheen meet — a quietly handsome stretch of the Thames that many residents know well from weekend walks. East Sheen itself has always valued good independents over chains, and a restaurant of genuine culinary reputation fits naturally into that ethos. With Richmond Park nearby and the river on the doorstep, this part of the borough has a relaxed confidence about it, and Rick Stein Barnes suits that mood well — neither flashy nor understated, simply a considered place to eat.

Why choose Rick Stein, Barnes

For residents of East Sheen, Barnes and the wider Richmond borough, Rick Stein Barnes offers something genuinely useful: a restaurant with a well-established culinary reputation that is also a practical local option, open for both lunch and dinner six days a week with a slightly earlier close on Sundays. Saturday all-day service from noon to 9:30 PM is particularly convenient. The riverside Tideway Yard location makes it a natural choice for a celebratory meal or a relaxed midweek lunch, without the need to travel into central London.

Services

  • Seafood lunch service
  • Seafood dinner service
  • Riverside restaurant dining
  • Special occasion dining
  • Pre-theatre dinners
  • À la carte seafood menu

Ideal for: Local residents of Barnes and East Sheen, Seafood enthusiasts, Couples celebrating special occasions, Richmond borough residents, Visitors to the riverside area, Food lovers seeking quality dining.

Frequently asked questions

What are the opening hours at Rick Stein Barnes?

The restaurant is open Monday to Thursday 12–3 PM and 5–9 PM, Friday 12–3 PM and 5–9:30 PM, Saturday 12–9:30 PM continuously, and Sunday 12–8 PM.

Where exactly is Rick Stein Barnes located?

It is at Tideway Yard, 125 Mortlake High Street, London SW14 8SW — on the riverside in Mortlake, close to the Barnes and East Sheen border.

Can I book a table or find out more before visiting?

Yes. You can visit the restaurant’s website at rickstein.com or call them directly on 020 4548 4855 to make enquiries or reservations.

What kind of food does Rick Stein Barnes serve?

It is a seafood restaurant. Based on the available information, the menu includes dishes such as crab rarebit and fresh squid, reflecting the broader Rick Stein focus on quality British seafood.

Is Rick Stein Barnes open at the weekend?

Yes. On Saturdays the restaurant is open continuously from 12 noon to 9:30 PM. On Sundays it is open from 12 noon to 8 PM.

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