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Dining Guide and Reviews for Restaurants in Cornwall
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| Address | 6 Eddystone Road , The Piazza , Wadebridge | | Comments | Excellent meal and good service in pleasant atmosphere. Would recommend it! | | | Posted by Hamilton on 2009-07-02 15:50:00 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | This pub has a great location backing onto the dunes behind Holywell beach.It's not the sort of pub you would visit for a serious ale session in the summer, as it's rightly popular with the holiday visitors. It's not far out of Newquay and very easy to find. There is a large patio with tables to the rear, a great place to sit out on a summer's evening. The staff are friendly and helpful. Children welcome. They had Tribute and Proper Job on handpump. The Tribute was the best I'd had on our visit to Cornwall. The menu is traditional pub Food. There are a limited number of Main Courses but a good variety. We tried three separate dishes between us. They were all well cooked and full of flavour. The desserts are expensive but very yummy!
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| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | First time here. We celebrated my sister's birthday and engagement. The steak was to die for!! Will definitely come back | | | Posted by Miss Kirsty Moore on 2009-07-01 11:25:53 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | We had a family meal for my birthday/engagement at Rosewarne. The food was very good, the restaurant lovely and the service great. Will be back. | | | Posted by Miss Gemma Moore on 2009-07-01 11:24:14 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | Great location - wonderful freshly cooked locally sourced food nicely presented - reasonable price - great waitress service. We had a very nice relaxing evening. Well done everyone and we will be coming back | | | Posted by Lorna Moore on 2009-07-01 11:21:46 |
| Address | Hobblers House , Wharf Road , St-Ives | | Comments | We found this lovely restaurant at the end of our stay in St Ives and wish we had found it at the beginning. Food, service and atmosphere was first class. | | | Posted by Cath Castillo on 2009-07-01 09:37:40 |
| Address | Fore Street , , St-Ives | | Comments | What a hidden gem this is! The unimposing doorway in Fore Street leads downstairs to the cool, spacious and modern Restaurant. We visited last week and on the night one of the three front of house staff had called in sick. The remaining two staff worked their socks off and provided excellent service. Rarely have we been able to say that everything about a meal was perfect, but at Pizza Patio it was. It had been a very hot day and we wanted something light. The menu has plenty of more sophisticated alternatives, but I went for the Spaghetti Carbonara with Garlic Bread with cheese. It's a simple dish but very easy to get wrong. Our Carbonara was quite simply the best we have ever tasted. The Pizza were also light and full of flavour. We will certainly be going back soon. | | | Posted by The Head Family on 2009-07-01 09:24:02 |
| Address | The Coombes , , Polperro | | Comments | My husband and I had a rare day off together with the kids at school so we walked from Looe to Polperro today with the idea of having a nice lunch at the end of it. As we came through Polperro we had almost given up hope of finding somewhere that didn't serve jacket potatoes, ploughman's or something with chips when we came across the blackboard specials menu for The Kitchen. Hard to choose from such a nice range but I plumped for the seafood quiche with Cornish new potatoes and salad. Apparently the chef/joint owner has cooked this for Gary Rhodes. I hope he enjoyed it as much as I did! A generous portion of fresh, light quiche with delicious shortcrust pastry, a nice leafy salad and perfectly-cooked new potatoes. My husband opted for a salad with a trio of smoked fish - trout, salmon and mackerel - served with a delicious local chutney and granary and walnut bread. We simply couldn't fault a thing and we are very discerning customers as ex-caterers ourselves. the service was second to none with Harry the owner taking good care of us. The attention to detail was what made it really stand out: fresh mint on the new potatoes, a jug of fresh tap water brought to the table. All the maincourses on the special board were under £7 and I feel fairly confident that I would have enjoyed each one of them. We'll be back! | | | Posted by Dilshad on 2009-06-30 17:27:18 |
| Address | 26 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | A very friendly and welcoming place to eat. The staff are great as is the local food. With a great selection of drinks including local brews. The food is excellent and mostly local. A great experience and to be recommended. | | | Posted by Kevin Syms on 2009-06-30 11:56:00 |
| Address | 8 Edward Street , , Truro | | Comments | well done nik, fantastic news about the 2AA rosettes. keep up the good work, i'm very much looking forward to working with you on the TV series later on this month. all the best to your team and keep up the hard work, it pay's off in the end, trust me!
AWT | | | Posted by antony worrel-thompson on 2009-06-30 00:10:59 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | Wow - what an amazing, special place. With a warm, friendly greeting we enjoyed every night of our holiday eating here. The food was mouth watering, especially the freshly locally caught haddock. The childrens menu was excellent quality, with both our children (7 and 5) finishing their plates every night! We will definately be returning to this little gem. | | | Posted by SANDRA DAY on 2009-06-29 22:25:15 |
| Address | Unit 6/7 Tidemill House , Discovery Quay , Falmouth | | Comments | Absolutely brilliant. Had the lamb sunday lunch yesterday for just £9.00 and it is honestly THe BEST I have ever eaten. The service was so warm and helpful and the the decor was great. Mt 3 year old loved it too. Liked it so much I took my out of town friends there for lunch and they loved it too. I had the cesear salad and can't believe that it was also the best I've ever eaten. Don't spend twice as much at the three Mackarel, go to the Shed. They deserve every penny spent with them. | | | Posted by Vanessa Hammond on 2009-06-29 22:03:53 |
| Address | 14 Dean Street , , Liskeard | | Comments | Tapenades is a gem of a restaurant tucked away in Liskeard in South East Cornwall. Owned by Sue and Mike Hicks, Sue is the stunning West-Country trained chef who conjures up a magnificent menu from locally sourced produce. Mike fronts the restaurant and is always there to guide one through the lovely menu. We held our wedding reception at Tapenades last year and last Saturday celebrated our retirement there with friends. As always we had a wonderful evening with splendid food and a lovely choice of wines and soft beverages. Well done and thank you both so much! | | | Posted by Lesley and Allan Wolhuter on 2009-06-29 13:55:18 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | The best restaurant in Cornwall in our opinion. We dined twice last week and last year and the standard is always perfect. Lovely fresh fish (from someone who's a meat lover) and gorgeous puddings.
Book to avoid being disappointed and try the fish cakes, lovely. | | | Posted by Rebecca Clark on 2009-06-29 13:38:09 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | We were recomended this restaurant by some people who were staying at our campsite. If you are in Newquay you have to go to this restaurant it will be the BEST meal you will have. We were sat close to the kitchen and not one plate went back with food still on it. It is the nicest food and the most friendly staff. The atmosphere was really nice. Anyone could go to this place and have a great night whether you be a family, couple or on a girly/lads weekend. I am now looking forward to going back to Newquay just for this restaurant!! | | | Posted by Kelly Parish on 2009-06-29 13:21:08 |
| Address | , St Merryn , Padstow | | Comments | Just back from Treyarnon- every year for 50 years. Always looking for good food- eaten from Bude to Truro. Some great, some ghastly:good and bad pubs. Great restaurant in Padstein, obviously, but pricy and parking problems. Tend to concentrate on St Merryn centre of '7 bays for 7 days'. This year devastated- closure of two good restaurants. Tried our luck at 7 Days Bistro- twice! Brilliant. Charming owner- Sue? (lost card and can't remember surname).Good service: very good food- both evenings and most important - VERY REASONABLE PRICES!!! Many thanks. Well done Sue - keep it up: 7 Bays needs 7 Bays Bistro. | | | Posted by Tim Denehy on 2009-06-28 18:53:28 |
| Address | Tristram Cliff , , Polzeath | | Comments | We were pleasantly surprised by how a change in ownership has improved this restaurant immeasurably. The staff are very friendly to families and the food is incredibly tasty and good value. Quite possibly the best fish and chips eaten in some time! L.Halford, T-Wells | | | Posted by Lucy Halford on 2009-06-28 17:09:30 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | Great little restaurant with nice smiling staff and good service. The food however, is even better! We had wonderful lamb rack that was beatifully subtle in its range of flavours and the accompanying veg were superbly put together as well. Highly recommended | | | Posted by Barry Chester on 2009-06-28 11:57:02 |
| Address | Hobblers House , Wharf Road , St-Ives | | Comments | An altogether wonderful evening. My husband said it was the most wonderful steak he had ever had in any other Restaurant including Queen Mary 2. We were reluctant to leave. We shall definately visit again. | | | Posted by Gloria Murdoch on 2009-06-28 11:45:20 |
| Address | Hobblers House , Wharf Road , St-Ives | | Comments | An altogether wonderful evening. My husband said it was the most wonderful steak he had ever had in any other Restaurant including Queen Mary 2. We were reluctant to leave. We shall definately visit again. | | | Posted by Gloria Murdoch on 2009-06-28 11:44:36 |
| Address | Godrevy Towans , Gwithian , Hayle | | Comments | one of the nicest meals i've had in a long time, very polite staff and very well priced, will be going again! | | | Posted by mark on 2009-06-28 00:31:59 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | fantastic food,all locally sourced,staff were so friendly,my partner finished off with a white chocolate homemade cheesecake with a wafer thin biscuit shaped like a salamander sat on the top of it,freshly baked by Mark the chef,my irish coffee was expertly formed with iced cream sitting neatly on the top,we were not rushed at any stage of our meal,although well travelled i can honestly say this meal would be on my top five best meals ever as the food was so fresh.candles on the tables however would have completed the perfect ambience. | | | Posted by Ruth weeks on 2009-06-26 23:24:11 |
| Address | Zennor , , St Ives | | Comments | What a lovely pub, very friendly staff, and the most wonderful food my partner and i had scallops (from falmouth) with pea shoots to start followed by boccadon veal shin(heavenly) and my partner had st ives rump steak best steak ever amazing, and to finish a gorgeous homemade treacle tart. this place was great. well worth every penny and a tip on top!!!!! | | | Posted by tyrone on 2009-06-26 18:20:55 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | Very friendly welcome, suggest you book because it was packed. The food was very well cooked with a comprehensive selection available, served in a pleasant environment. | | | Posted by Vicki Coventry on 2009-06-25 11:04:56 |
| Address | Alexandra Road , Porth Beach , Newquay | | Comments | We have visited this Tapas bar twice in a week, firstly for the location, over looking the sea and been able to sit outside in the sunshine and eat delicious food. The food is fresh and healthy, no chips in sight, also very reasonably priced. In the past when we have visited Tapas bars the dishes have been so small that you need 6-8 to have a decent meal. I have a feta cheese salad at £4.00 and Moroccan chicken at £4.50 which was very substantial. My husband feasted on the complimentary pitta bread to soak up the lovely garlic olive oil on his king prawns at £5.50 and wonderful meditarrean potatoes at £4.00 plus of course his favourite Choirzo sausage, we came over full with a bill just over £30 including drinks. In this day and age where can you find a great setting with healthy food, that gives you an evening to remember. So I recommend that you visit for yourselves and just relax and chill over a fab meal. For Debbie and Phil offer great service and value for money. | | | Posted by Debbie and Ian Clayton on 2009-06-25 09:43:20 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | Wonderful restaurant, friendly staff, delicious food, very welcoming atmosphere. We dined twice during a one week holiday with an 18 month old and we had no complaints at all. It was wonderful. | | | Posted by Michelle Allen on 2009-06-24 12:15:53 |
| Address | 40 Vicarage Road , , St Agnes | | Comments | Ate here with friends last week - excellent food. Could do with a little more veg though .... but we all have healthy appetites!! Will return. | | | Posted by Sharon Jago on 2009-06-24 10:51:01 |
| Address | Guinevere House , Sithney , Helston | | Comments | We ate here about 2 months ago and it was absolutely fantastic. Taking some friends with us this Friday. | | | Posted by Sharon Jago on 2009-06-24 10:49:36 |
| Address | The Wharf , , St.Ives | | Comments | Just got back from a lovely week holiday in St Ives and we really enjoyed our lunch at The Beach Restaurant, the food was lovely, great service and we were lucky enough to get a table in the window so we could enjoy the nice view of the bay too! definately recommended!! | | | Posted by alison cooney on 2009-06-22 17:52:03 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | just got back from georgous holywell bay every day visited st pirans what a georgous pub food is execelent waited a while but fresly cooked well worth the wait staff very friendly and we loved it as it actualy has DISABLED facilitys be back down October thanks guys we be BACK the hutchins family | | | Posted by s hutchins on 2009-06-22 16:12:57 |
| Address | 85 Kenwynn Street , , Truro | | Comments | Having recently eaten out at the resataurant of one of Cornwall's better known chefs and had two disasterous courses, it was a great relief to have nothing but excellence in every department at Tabbs for a family meal. The five of us had a variety of starters, main courses and deserts. All were pronounced excellent. Nigel Tabb is an exceptional chef who really takes a great pride in his work. It is nice to see that not everyone has dropped their standards in the face of the recession. Tabbs should be on every local's and visitor's must visit list. | | | Posted by Brian Terry on 2009-06-22 11:30:33 |
| Address | Alexandra Road , Porth Beach , Newquay | | Comments | A real little gem in a very pebbly town. | | | Posted by Caroline Nicholson on 2009-06-22 09:52:08 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | Had a wonderful group outing to Rosewarne Manor on one of the busiest days of the year. The meal was well cooked and presented. The choices available on the "party" menu were varied with something for everyone and the vegetarian option in particular was really pleasing and was totally different to the usual fare on offer elsewhere. Well done Rosewarne. We will be back. | | | Posted by Lynda on 2009-06-21 21:31:43 |
| Address | Higher Market Street , , East Looe | | Comments | Popped into Morrells on first visit to Looe and looking for a nice bit of lunch in relaxed surroundings - Morrells had it all! Food was great and beautifully presented - service was really friendly and the atmosphere was relaxed. We loved it! | | | Posted by Bec on 2009-06-21 16:42:07 |
| Address | Higher Market Street , , East Looe | | Comments | Popped into Morrells on first visit to Looe and looking for a nice bit of lunch in relaxed surroundings - Morrells had it all! Food was great and beautifully presented - service was really friendly and the atmosphere was relaxed. We loved it! | | | Posted by Bec on 2009-06-21 16:41:55 |
| Address | Old Coach Road , Lelant Downs , St-Ives | | Comments | we (2 adults 2 children aged 14 and 10) recentley spent a week staying in st ives. On our second night we came across the tyringham arms, we were immediateley welcomed and felt like valued customers. The service was warm and friendley from every member of staff. The food was excellent value and really good quality even the no frills carvery was exceptional quality, the kids had never eaten so much on a night out.
i highley recommend this establishment and once again congratulate them on their great value and good food | | | Posted by kevin howson on 2009-06-20 20:39:10 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | I can honestly say the it was the best Sunday lunch I have had in months! Great service too! Everyone was very friendly. | | | Posted by Louise Price on 2009-06-19 08:59:20 |
| Address | Trebellan , Cubert , Newquay | | Comments | This is the second year in a row we have visited the Smugglers Den and it didnt fail to disappoint us! The menu is varied and the fish dishes offered are fantastic.
I didnt think I could squeeze in a dessert but in the end hubby and I shared one and I am so pleased we did! Lemon Meringue Roulade - it was to die for! Will definately be heading back next year! | | | Posted by Louise Price on 2009-06-19 08:51:39 |
| Address | 40 Vicarage Road , , St Agnes | | Comments | We have just spent a lovely two weeks in St Agnes. Last week we rang Sally's to book a table and although she was very busy (it was a Thursday evening!), she found us a space for me and my husband. The little restaurant which is really the downstairs of a house was lovely. The food was spot on and the Creme Brulee pudding was to die for. I did not see any food left on any plates when they were taken back to the kitchen! We are heading back to St Agnes next year and we will definately be heading to Sallys! | | | Posted by Louise Price on 2009-06-19 08:40:39 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | We have been in Cornwall for 2 weeks and ate most nights at the Rosewarne Manor. We can therefore say. hand on heart, that the food and service is excellent. We never ate the same thing twice as the variety of meals is superb and the daily specials add extra variety. | | | Posted by Mrs Ruth Digby on 2009-06-18 19:43:42 |
| Address | Holywell Road , Cubert , Newquay | | Comments | Two of us went to dine at The Odds last week, it was a warm evening with stunning sunsets. We arrived and sat at the bar where we were greeted by a charming young lady who served our pre diner drinks. When it came to the wine she was very well informed and definitely knew what she was talking about. On her recommendation I tried one of the Camel Valley whites and it was perfect. Dinner was just wonderful me being me wanted something from this dish and something else form another and chef did not disappoint!! The fish was cooked to perfection and beautifully fresh. The homemade breads were fab all veg fresh and tasty. The service was first class and food excellent value for money. This place is a must for anyone who appreciates good quality food beautiful surroundings and friendly efficient service so go and see for yourself!!!! | | | Posted by Sue Hayward on 2009-06-18 19:42:43 |
| Address | 39 Par Green , Par , St Austell | | Comments | The Welcome "Sunday Lunches" are superb and represent real value for money. Remember to book early or you may be disappointed.
Good proper food!
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| Address | Lower Clicker Road , Menheniot , Liskeard | | Comments | It's not often I have anything good to say about anything as generally I find that you don't get what you pay for. Having recently had a meal at the Hayloft I was pleasantly surprised that the food was perfect, the prices were reasonable and the service was good. All in all, well worth a visit. Will go back again for sure!! | | | Posted by Sheila on 2009-06-18 11:26:52 |
| Address | 40 Vicarage Road , , St Agnes | | Comments | What a lovely little restaurant! We just wanted somewhere with good food at a reasonable price and Sally's ticked both boxes. The steak was perfectly cooked and the Sweet Chilli Chicken really yummy.
It's great to find a restaurant in Cornwall that delivers on quality and service without charging the earth for it. P.S It only seats about 25-30 so make sure you book if you don't want to miss out. | | | Posted by BEVERLEY FLETCHER on 2009-06-17 17:35:21 |
| Address | Porthallow , Nr St Keverne , Helston | | Comments | This popular pub restaurant does not have the largest menu in the land but everything it does do it does very well. The atmosphere is friendly, the beach is literaly a couple of steps from the front door, the beers are varied (including local brews) and well managed and kids and dogs seem welcome. This is the sort of evening memories are made of. | | | Posted by Robert Iles on 2009-06-17 14:41:06 |
| Address | Old Coach Road , Lelant Downs , St-Ives | | Comments | Simply the best carvery around, a good selection of meats or you can even have all three! Also does a wide range of quality bar food. Nice gardens and play area for the toddlers. Host and Hostess are a real credit to the Tyringham Arms! who always make you feel welcome! | | | Posted by Ally on 2009-06-17 12:45:50 |
| Address | , St Merryn , Padstow | | Comments | On our evening at Seven Bays Bistro, we were made to feel really relaxed and welcomed. The service was excellent and the food was amazing!!!!!! Certainly value for money! There was something on the menu that suited the whole family. | | | Posted by A Jones on 2009-06-15 20:00:18 |
| Address | West Quay , , Mevagissey | | Comments | wonderful food, staff and views - will definately go again. | | | Posted by Mrs Julie Doman on 2009-06-15 15:16:43 |
| Address | 19c Well Lane , Church Street , Falmouth | | Comments | This place is vegetarian/vegan heaven | | | Posted by Amy Borland on 2009-06-12 21:30:09 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | Fantastic meal. Good food & drink and an enjoyable evening. We are locals from Camborne area and will visit again | | | Posted by Malcolm Richens on 2009-06-12 21:22:04 |
| Address | 15 Kenwyn Street , , Truro | | Comments | Excellent day time food but even better Friday and Saturday evenings. A sustantial reasonably priced meal where the ownwer will try and accommodate any reasonable request re portion size ,ingredients etc. Worth a try even for non veggies (I am non veggie!) | | | Posted by Cynthia Calton on 2009-06-12 18:11:09 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | We visited this pub/restaurant whilst staying in Holywell Bay. The landlord was very friendly and welcoming, the pub has a lovely feel to it the atmosphere is great. The food is delicious and of a very good standard and I can recommend this restaurant. | | | Posted by Jean Dunne on 2009-06-12 17:16:00 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | Visited Rosewarne on 7th and 10 June where we enjoyed first class cuisine in beautiful surroundings.The staff were most attentive and helpful and our evenings were a total success due mainly to the superb food. We will be returning in September upon our next visit to Cornwall | | | Posted by Thomas Selley on 2009-06-12 15:38:25 |
| Address | 47-49 Calenick Street , , Truro | | Comments | I booked the Xen Noodle Bar, Truro for my hen night. It was great! Despite our large group of gorgeous girlies our food all arrived together and correctly. The waiter was a real good laugh and joined in with our fun! We will return! | | | Posted by Rachel Batten on 2009-06-12 15:36:51 |
| Address | 5-7 The Crescent , , Newquay | | Comments | FANTASTIC!!! It's about time there was a place like this is Newquay, food was outstanding, staff the friendliest I have ever met, more than happy to help with anything...keep up the good work, this place is a winner ! | | | Posted by Jane Boyle on 2009-06-12 12:58:06 |
| Address | Lanner Road , Lanner , Redruth | | Comments | I just wanted to say what a great time myself and my family had at this pub in lanner redruth,operated by Rob and Ross they provide a very warm and inviting establishment,the food is outstanding,the calvary being our favorite plus excellent selection beer and wine,what also makes this pub a good place to visit is its large gardens which are well maintained and ideal to relax in while the kids enjoy themselves on a bouncy castle which is a great hit,.my little one loves it!All in all a top pub to go and see,i know we will visit it again and again,..ten out of ten!! | | | Posted by Todd Sweeney on 2009-06-12 09:27:59 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | Quite simply a Cornwall must see. The picture perfect location certainly raises your expectations, but have no fear the warm friendly welcome assures you that your expectations will not be dashed. The ambience is perfect, the service is quick but not hurried and the food.......the food is memorable. My only regret is that the restaurant is not closer to my home. | | | Posted by Richard Clayton on 2009-06-11 22:26:21 |
| Address | Charlestown , , St Austell | | Comments | Recently had a nice week at Polgooth Nr St Austell. visited Wreckers at Charlestown a couple of times. The first time was on spec for Saturday lunch (Mevagissey cracked crab claws ans salad) That impressed, we called again on the Wednesday evening, my Wife had monkfish and lobster thermador, and I had pollock with a crab and parmesan crust, accompanied by a nice bottle of Pinot Grigio. Excellent product, beautifully cooked, served by very friendly staff.
We will definately pay a repeat visit when we are in the area again | | | Posted by Ian Inglis on 2009-06-09 21:54:36 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | Have been visiting Rosewarne Manor since it re-opened, and will continue to do so. Very good food and very friendly service. 5 star! | | | Posted by Keith Lee on 2009-06-09 21:53:23 |
| Address | Lanner Road , Lanner , Redruth | | Comments | We recently visited the Coppice Inn for their Carvery, what an excellent roast dinner! The meat was tender and succulent, the roasties delightful and their gravy is to die for! The chefs secret recipe apparently, when asked. The staff are friendly and courteous, from the waitreses to the chefs to the landlord and landlady. Nothing was too much trouble. The prices are very reasonable and the portions more than generous. We are booking again for next week. Well worth a visit. | | | Posted by John and Carol on 2009-06-09 20:40:34 |
| Address | 5-7 The Crescent , , Newquay | | Comments | Amazing place. Very friendly staff and excellent food with such a good choice on menu. Will definitely be visiting again soon. | | | Posted by Lynne Bendall on 2009-06-09 20:29:20 |
| Address | 16 Fore Street , , Mevagissy | | Comments | My wife and I had dinner at Roovray's on Saturday night and were very impressed with the hospitality that we received.We opted for the special two course menu and I had scallops for a starter whilst my wife had poached egg and asparagus wrapped in parma ham with hollandaise sauce-both were excellent,I had mature cornish sirloin for main course and my wife had the pork loin,both were very individually prepared with mouthwatering sauces and vegetables.The wine list was extensive and we enjoyed properly made Irish Coffees,we would highly recommend the food as it is so obviously prepared fresh using great imagination and ingredients. | | | Posted by Paul Smith on 2009-06-09 14:40:18 |
| Address | 1 The Square , St-Mawes , | | Comments | We had a wonderful lunch at The Old Watch House restaurant on two occasions. Both times the service was impeccable and friendly. The food was superb and we really enjoyed the Cornish Sole and Scallops Mornay-so fresh and well prepared! We also squeezed in one of the famous Ice Cream Sundaes- The Watch House with orange sorbet and mandarin segments.Great Value as well-We would highly recommend a meal here when visiting ST Mawes. | | | Posted by Harry and Joey Park from South Africa on 2009-06-09 14:33:11 |
| Address | Commercial Road , Porthleven , Helston | | Comments | We had an excellent lunch at this busy, yet friendly pub by the harbour. A good selection of food, the fish and chips we had was superb. Highly recommended. | | | Posted by Alan Gilham on 2009-06-09 12:48:02 |
| Address | Mithian , , St Agnes | | Comments | We only had four days in Cornwall, visiting a friend for her 40th Birthday, yet we ate at the Miners Arms on two evenings. The food was excellent, with a wide range of choices, far from the usual boring menu offerings. The staff could not have been more friendly/helpful. And the beer was good too! I highly recommend this establishment. | | | Posted by Alan Gilham on 2009-06-09 12:42:52 |
| Address | Higher Market Street , , East Looe | | Comments | Having read the reviews below we decided to try Morrells to celebrate my husband's birthday - and we certainly made the right choice. The home made bread we were given was amazing and set the standard for the rest of the meal. We had three different starters (tomato soup, garlic mushrooms and duck salad) which were excellent and substantial. My husband and son shared the seafood platter whilst I had the pork and daughter in law had steak. The only disappointment was that we were so full we didn't have room for dessert - so we're going back later in the week! Thanks to Morrells. We had an excellent evening with great food all at reasonable prices. | | | Posted by A M Stafford on 2009-06-08 22:42:06 |
| Address | Buller Quay , , East Looe | | Comments | We ate out here on Saturday night and it was absolutely fabulous. We were rather underdressed, the other customers being smartly attired- but the two floor managers (owners?) made us feel really comfortable and relaxed. It's a tiny place, only about 8 tables, and we sat in the window with a view of the river and the setting sun over the hill. Gorgeous. My beloved had the monkfish and risotto- wonderful, and I had the trio of the day fish- what ever has been caught earlier at the fish market, only yards away. You couldn't get fresher. On this occasion it was John Dory, Brill and Sea Bass- all wonderful, but the Brill took first place. The seasonal vegetables were cooked to perfection and beloved was moaning in quiet ecstasy over the risotto. Somehow I always expect desserts to let the main course down but once again my taste buds were treated to a rapture of delight with the trio (why change the trend?) of creme caramel, chocolate amaretto and lemon posset. My tongue thought it had died and gone to heaven. Not cheap- but for what you get it would beat hands down any London retaurant who would charge twice the price. Wonderful. Go there! | | | Posted by Antonia Barlow on 2009-06-07 21:16:08 |
| Address | Duloe , , Nr Looe | | Comments | We had a super meal here last Friday eve- the staff were friendly and welcoming, the food good and sensibly priced and the ambience very nice- we would recommend the fish and chips which were the real McCoy- fragrant, golden and quite delicious!! I had local sea bass and king prawns- some of the best I've tasted anywhere. Thumbs up! | | | Posted by Antonia Barlow on 2009-06-07 20:59:22 |
| Address | 21 Fish Street , , St Ives | | Comments | We eat in restaurants Switzerland, beautiful places in the Black Forest and Belgium. The Mermaid is equally as good as them all, the staff are very friendly, nothing too much trouble and the food delicious. Worth every penny. I would also say they we eat at the Helsetown Inn, just outside St Ives and there you can have an excellent Sunday lunch and lovely evening meals. A true locals pub and very friendly. | | | Posted by ELAINE on 2009-06-07 11:02:21 |
| Address | Alexandra Road , Porth Beach , Newquay | | Comments | We visited the Rock Island Bistro Tuesday 26th May to celebrate a birthday. We found the decor, service & food to be EXCELLANT, we will be returning again next year during our holday and will definatly recomending to family and friends. Thank you to all the staff for a very enjoyable evening. | | | Posted by Simon & Steph on 2009-06-06 20:55:01 |
| Address | Churchtown , St. Newlyn East, , Newquay | | Comments | A superb location and very pleasant evening. The car park is slightly difficult to manage, but the food is worth the effort. We arrived at 8pm and were lucky to get the last available table. The menu is largly fresh seafood and steaks. There are specials on the blackboard - the sea bass was splendid - and a large menu. The dessert board was tempting enough!!
Excellent value for money. | | | Posted by Simon Jones on 2009-06-06 18:32:23 |
| Address | Unit 6/7 Tidemill House , Discovery Quay , Falmouth | | Comments | We recently had our wedding reception at The Shed. We had a
lovely three course meal for twenty-one people.The food was delicious and hot and plenty of it. Staff were very helpful and friendly and the service was very quick.We will definately be going there again. | | | Posted by andrea deeley on 2009-06-05 23:57:20 |
| Address | Lanner Road , Lanner , Redruth | | Comments | An ablsolute beauty of a pub! a true gem in the middle of cornwalls old mining industry. The atmosphere in the coppice is paramount (ive never met such friendly and happy staff!) and the food......well what can i say? truely devine, cooked to absolute perfection,its certainly not gourmet food but thats not what this area is about, this area is about proper home cooked hearty meals and that is excactly what justin and his chefs deliver, a place well worth a visit! | | | Posted by ethel on 2009-06-05 20:38:31 |
| Address | Kenwyn Street , , Truro | | Comments | A group of 5 of us went here last Saturday for a friends birthday, it wasn't very busy but the food was lovely and well presented. Staff were effiecent and pleasent. Not been over five years but its still a nice place to eat for a change. | | | Posted by C Pinfield on 2009-06-05 08:28:00 |
| Address | Kenwyn Street , , Truro | | Comments | A group of 5 of us went here last Saturday for a friends birthday, it wasn't very busy but the food was lovely and well presented. Staff were effiecent and pleasent. Not been over five years but its still a nice place to eat for a change. | | | Posted by C Pinfield on 2009-06-05 08:27:47 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | We both chose fish which wwas beautifully cooked with an interesting twist. Our sweet course came up to and exceeded our expectations. Bon appetit | | | Posted by Mr & Mrs G M Gray on 2009-06-04 21:03:13 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | visited on 4th June and dined in the bar area overlooking the garden. Excellent food and service. Would recommend. | | | Posted by Christina Barrett on 2009-06-04 20:56:53 |
| Address | Old Coach Road , Lelant Downs , St-Ives | | Comments | Awesome food and enormous portions. Good craic with the staff too. | | | Posted by Mr T. Error on 2009-06-04 13:00:29 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | visited on 3rd june. service, ambience, location and,of course, the food all EXCELLENT. A great evening - thanks to all | | | Posted by Mike Grange on 2009-06-03 21:25:25 |
| Address | 6 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | Recently visited Stavros Restaurant on a weekend away with my mum and son to Newquay. Absolutely gorgeous food, full & varied menu, lovely atmosphere, friendly attentive service and thoroughly enjoyable evening. | | | Posted by Helen Howard on 2009-06-03 16:14:53 |
| Address | Alexandra Road , Porth Beach , Newquay | | Comments | We tried this restaurant because it was close to our hotel and we all enjoy Tapas. Its bigger inside than it looks and the decor is v nicely done with a mediterranean feel but not kitsch. We sampled 8 dishes from the tapas menu (although the main meals did sound tempting!). The food was all great, freshly prepared and v. generous portions allowing us all to try a bit of everything. The chilli king prawns were gorgeous with quite a kick! Soo good we ordered them twice! There was a good choice of wine to choose from and we had a reasonably priced Rioja. Phil who was waiting on was the consummate good waiter, welcoming, patient, helpful, accomodating, and efficient. Great Food, Great Views, Great People. We'll be back. | | | Posted by Julie Birchenall on 2009-06-03 16:08:15 |
| Address | Old Coach Road , Lelant Downs , St-Ives | | Comments | very good service, very good food, good range of traditional menu options. great carvery & fab desserts, we had carvery & dessert & one of us couldn't finish their dessert, so it was packaged to go !! | | | Posted by Mike on 2009-06-03 00:06:45 |
| Address | 26 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | Wonderful little restaurant. Exquisite fish (didn't try the meat - yet), cute decor, good wine selection and very friendly staff.
Perfect end to a perfect day | | | Posted by Peter Giblin on 2009-06-01 21:34:07 |
| Address | Old Coach Road , Lelant Downs , St-Ives | | Comments | one of the best carverys i've ever eaten, service was excellent, a really friendly atmosphere | | | Posted by Simon on 2009-06-01 18:46:02 |
| Address | East Quay , , Mevagissey | | Comments | Judes is a must when visiting Mevagissey! Located right on the quay overlooking the harbour. The food is fantastic and the service excellent. The Thai Curry Night is on a Friday night and there is a fab varied menu at other times. No matter what your food tastes are you will be sure to find something to suit at Judes. Happy Eating! | | | Posted by W Horner on 2009-06-01 12:10:55 |
| Address | 40 Vicarage Road , , St Agnes | | Comments | 25th May, we came across Sally's by happy coincidence, staying at the B+B next door. Although busy they managed to squeeze us in for dinner. The Bistro is beautifully presented, clean, tidy and in no way pretentious. The staff were smiling and very helpful and, drinks ordered, we perused the menu. A great mix of meat, fish and vegetarian, all seasonal and much of it local. I had a fantastic mackerel starter that was cooked to perfection, as were the wife and daughters crepes. My main was a ray wing served on the bone again cooked perfectly, my wife's Hake and my daughters massive bowl of mussels equally so!
The wine choice roved all over the world, but lacked a choice from closer to home but was all reasonably priced. After the first two courses we hoped the desserts would live up to expectation and we were not disappointed. Thoroughly satisfied we had the shortest walk back to our B+B at the Yellow House for a well deserved lie down! We will certainly be back and in the meantime heartily recommend Sally's to anyone who can get to St. Agnes! See you soon :o) | | | Posted by Gary Barlow on 2009-05-31 14:59:52 |
| Address | Peverell Terrace , Pothlevan , Nr Helston | | Comments | Had another meal at the Alantic pub in Porthleven. Quality of food first class, steak was so tasty. I found the staff were all very nice & helpful. Even the locals were all very nice and chatty which makes the pub/restaurant a very plesant place to eat and drink. Since the place changed hands a while back it seems to get better every time we go there, well done. | | | Posted by Graham on 2009-05-30 12:03:47 |
| Address | 1-3 Polkirt Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | Do not expect a fast meal as there is only Christophe in the kitchen. Instead prepare to make an evening of excellent food, fun (there are a selection of games on the table to help pass the time until the next course arrives). We really enjoyed the meal that we had, highly recommended. | | | Posted by Colin Bell on 2009-05-30 09:41:14 |
| Address | Hobblers House , Wharf Road , St-Ives | | Comments | I strongly recommend the "Hobblers Seafood Restaurant". My wife and I went there last Sunday (24/05). Since English is not our first language, we didn't understand the manual very well. The lady in the restaurant was very patient, kindly explaining to us everything. After we made the order, we later found out that we had to catch the bus soon, so we cannot wait till the food that we ordered was ready. The lady was very kind to cancel the order for us immediately and helped us to order another one which needed less cooking time. We are so grateful for that. Moreover, the environment and the service are very warm there. It was really an enjoyable experience there! | | | Posted by Li on 2009-05-30 07:55:28 |
| Address | at the Atlantic Hotel. , Carbis Bay , St. Ives | | Comments | Very nice site! | | | Posted by Pharmb222 on 2009-05-29 22:31:07 |
| Address | Kenwyn Street , , Truro | | Comments | An Italian restaurant run by Italians! Excellent food. Excellent service. | | | Posted by L Gardiner on 2009-05-29 17:40:00 |
| Address | 36 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | Great range of tapas dishes and interesting new additions to familiar fish dishes and fun for the kids. Good deal on Tuesdays. | | | Posted by Anna Tyacke on 2009-05-29 01:05:19 |
| Address | Churchtown , St. Newlyn East, , Newquay | | Comments | First time of visiting The Peasant Inn for food and found it to be very welcoming and excellent food service. Would advise booking as they are very busy and rightly so. | | | Posted by Mr and Mrs Simmonds on 2009-05-27 22:16:48 |
| Address | Kilkhampton , , Nr Bude | | Comments | excellent food and service .very friendly people | | | Posted by mrs e breed on 2009-05-27 20:17:09 |
| Address | Tristram Cliff , , Polzeath | | Comments | Excellant lunch, great service very clean including the loos. Beautiful location with a great view over the bay. A hidden jewel - look out Rick Stein!!!! | | | Posted by John Rosier on 2009-05-27 13:08:20 |
| Address | Carn Lane , , Redruth | | Comments | Have just been to the Castle for the first time. Fanatastic experience, the service was second to none and the food was superb. Unparalleled location, a great evening! | | | Posted by James Mustoe on 2009-05-25 21:34:06 |
| Address | The Castle , The Wharf , Bude | | Comments | looking for a fantastic location, a loveley service, and superb food, look no further than the Castle restaurant. Set in side the imposing castle at bude the restaurant boasts and open kitchen, you can watch the chefs create the works of art they place before you. From the limited but quality menu we selected the grilled ocean trout and the steak and goats cheese sandwich. simply devine, presented beautifully and so fantastically full of flavour. We decided to extend our meal with desserts, again, fab-tastic, chocolate brownie with blackcurrent sorba, and a eton mess, we had to share them both between us, we shall definatley call again.
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| Address | 38 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | The whole experience was outstanding. The welcome was warm and friendly. The wait staff were never intrusive but were always there when required. The restaurant is bright, airy without losing warmth and intimacy neccessary for a special dinner. Wine selection was excellant with a wide choice of grape variety available to match the menu. The food was fresh, clean flavours and well presented. Highly recommended!! (one wee grumble, the front door didn't shut properly and frequently came ajar). 9/10 | | | Posted by Paul Molloy on 2009-05-25 12:00:59 |
| Address | Penhallow , , Perranporth | | Comments | FASNTASTIC! are coming back! Lovely rooms, great outside area, good food, nice staff! very reasonable prices! 11 out of 10! | | | Posted by Jodie Isaac on 2009-05-25 10:59:21 |
| Address | 4 Wendron Street , , Helston | | Comments | We have been holidaying in Mawnan Smith for about six years now, and have to admit that this restaurant is one of the main reasons. Despite the fact that you have to pay, you do indeed feel like a guest in the relaxed atmosphere. The food is exquisite,the fish especially is a treat as we live in the Midlands, about as far away from fresh fish as possible. Guiseppe is a marvellous chef (how does he cook those potatoes?) and we dread going to Mawnan Smith and find he has retired. | | | Posted by Val Lloyd on 2009-05-24 17:02:14 |
| Address | 25 River Street , , Truro | | Comments | Eight of us went to this wonderful big open style restaraunt for my boyfriend's birthday meal. We had the all you can eat buffet which is on Sun-Thursday for a great price of £11.50. The staff didnt hound us but were there when we wanted drinks refills. The chinese buffet had bags of choice and we were all so full we came away feeling we had a special meal with real value for money. Loved it | | | Posted by Alison Sutton on 2009-05-22 14:07:32 |
| Address | 21 Fore St , Roche , St Austell | | Comments | As I was diagnosed as a coeliac (gluten intolerant) 35 years ago, eating fish and chips became a distant memory! When I found out that Trebonney could offer gluten free batter I was eager to try it out. Now I can enjoy fish and chips again thanks to Trebonney! The staff are all very friendly and helpful and make our visits to Trebonney very welcome. | | | Posted by Mr Whitford on 2009-05-19 20:49:52 |
| Address | Perranporth Beach , , Perranporth | | Comments | My daughter just had a wedding here. Everthing was faultless, food superb and staff friendly, helpful and hard working.
Go out of your way to visit this place! | | | Posted by Martin Ellis on 2009-05-19 14:32:46 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | The Salamander restuarant in Mevagissey is tucked away at the bottom of Tregoney Hill, slighly off the tourist route of shops and restaurants in the village.
Run by husband and wife team Mark and Hazel Crook, the restaurant has an unprepossessing frontage but a warm welcome is assured from Hazel when you step inside.
Tables can be arranged to suit the number in the party, from a cosy table for two to parties of ten or more.
An open stove adds a homely - and warm - touch to the already friendly ambience of the dining area which is set on two levels with a maximum seating of thirty.
And now the food! Mt wife and I rounded off our 45th wedding anniversary witn an evening meal at the Salamander recently and were delighted with the choice and ultimatley our selection of menu items, including freshly caught fish and locally sourced lamb, duck and pork plus a good choice of wines, including Cornish, and - of course - sweets to die for.
We settled on a bottle of Champagne (first things first!)and for my part crab chowder, whilst my wife couldn't resist the scallops. The chowder was superb. A thick, wholesome, spicy starter with and ecxellent balance of crab,vegetables and chilli. Just the thing for a windswept, rainy evening. My wife's scallops (with a garlic based sauce) were accompanied by - apart from the Champagne - a non-stop "Mmmmm!" which I guess says it all.
Mark cooks all dishes to order so a short amd welcome break occurs naturally between courses, no rushing you through. My choice of main course was Sea Bass. I'm always slightly wary of fish dishes as I hate fiddling with bones. I need not have worried. The fish was superbly filleted and cooked to perfection. My wife opted for lemon sole. Although not filleted the flesh fell easily of the bone and was ideally complemented by a piquant lemon and dill sauce. We forewent the salad accompaniment in favour of the vegetable selection - new potatoes, carrots (slighly crunchy - excellent), red cabbage and cauliflower.
I have no reason to doubt that the sweet selection would have been as good as our first two courses but our tummies got the better of us and we called a regretful halt.
A first class meal, at a reasonable price, had rounded off our special day. We would both be happy to take any of our friends to the Salamander - especially those who enjoy good food, good wine and (dare I say it) good company! | | | Posted by George Phillips on 2009-05-19 14:19:11 |
| Address | Morfa Hall , 22 Cliff Road , Newquay | | Comments | Stunning food and service. Been there every time we've been in Newquay for the past 5 years. In my opinion, the best Pizza's bar non and the Spaghetti Carbonara is to just die for! Well recommended. | | | Posted by Colin on 2009-05-19 13:15:59 |
| Address | Pentire , Headland , Newquay | | Comments | Been to the Lodge at least half a dozen times, and will always return! Fantastic, well hidden location, stunning views, excellent staff, great food...no more to say!! | | | Posted by Mark on 2009-05-19 13:10:09 |
| Address | St-Ives Road , Carbis Bay , St-Ives | | Comments | A great restaurant and very relexed and food was fantastic, so good to have a choice of vegetarian food and not your usual goats cheese choice, a very well thought out menu and use of local produce. The lady who served us was very helpful and nothing was too much trouble. Will eat there again and have recommeded the place to our friends. | | | Posted by Paul Fowler on 2009-05-18 11:48:00 |
| Address | Treninnow Cliff Road , Millbrook , Torpoint | | Comments | My sister and I were down for the weekend to see (vegetarian) friends in Cornwall and visited The View Saturday lunchtime. Decor was simple,but just right with that fantastic view outside,staff were friendly and helpful -and the food was delicious! Would definitely go back! | | | Posted by Lynda Hutchins on 2009-05-18 10:49:04 |
| Address | Higher Market Street , , East Looe | | Comments | What a fantastic meal!!! I had the Scallops and prawn salad... yummy. It was by far the best meal of our week in Cornwal.. highly recommend this resturant. | | | Posted by Sue & Jon Pink on 2009-05-17 17:00:54 |
| Address | 36 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | We found no poor restaurants during our week in Falmouth, but had to return to Bodenes where we enjoyed a variety of wonderful fresh fish in a "tower" done to perfection, salads with a dressing to die for (not just oil which one neighbour served with their side salad!!), duchesse potatoes, and a glorious waffle to follow. We even had a decent but reasonably-priced SA wine. Service was speedy but attentive, even after the customers were filling the place. Highly recommended! | | | Posted by Geoff Tomlinson on 2009-05-17 16:53:09 |
| Address | 26 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | The premises does not stand out from the surrounding shops and that is the only negative point about this restaurant. It has a small cosy atmosphere inside and the staff are very welcoming and friendly. The food, however, is wonderful, I can't remember the last time I had a steak that tasted that good. A lot of effort has been made with the extensive menu, there were four in our party and all had different meals and all enjoyed them so much we made sure that we went back for our last night before coming home.
The chef can be seen cooking as his kitchen is part of the restaurant and after he has finished cooking he visits every table in turn to chat. We felt we were being treat like friends rather than customers. I would thoroughly recommend a visit. | | | Posted by Annette Wade on 2009-05-17 16:33:05 |
| Address | Tabernacle Street , , Truro | | Comments | WOW! We went to the newly reopened Indaba last night and sat in upstairs. The original restaurant is still as was but they have added a new floor with a small terrace. This upstairs area is less formal with a bar and seating area.
The atmosphere was busy and buzzy and the food and service was great. The menu has been expanded with many dishes very reasonably priced right through to lobster, oysters and fruits de mer.
Nick and the team have done a great job and we look forward to our next visit. | | | Posted by JANE TULLY on 2009-05-17 09:11:43 |
| Address | at the Atlantic Hotel. , Carbis Bay , St. Ives | | Comments | Visited this Restaurant Saturday 9th May and Wednesday 13th May 09,Food was of exceptional quality,prepared and served without a hitch,Staff excellent and service excellent as well.
The Fillet beef was exceptional and cooked to my personal taste on the Wednesday a repeat performance food excellent, service excellent.
This is my first choice of Restaurant for my wife and I.
Well done to all the Staff at the Atlantic Waves Hotel, Carbis Bay. | | | Posted by Ian Hogan on 2009-05-16 18:59:37 |
| Address | 6 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | Fantastic all round! Well done Stavros, We will be back! Service and Food - Faultless | | | Posted by Alison & Glenn Chynoweth Lodge Newquay on 2009-05-16 10:54:43 |
| Address | Maylor Harbour , , Falmouth. | | Comments | Return visit after 25 years for an special birthday dinner. Excellent service and very high standard of cooking. Reasonable bill so further visits may not have to wait so long! | | | Posted by Michael Beach on 2009-05-14 10:42:14 |
| Address | 30 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | We were supposed to be on the Isle of Man, but had missed our flights, so decided to go to Cornwall for the weekend instead. As we were walking through Falmouth we saw the specials menu for the evening meal at Two Ten Restaurant and both thought that it sounded delicious. We were the first customers in that evening, and both had a starter and a main from the specials board. The food was exquisite - the best meal that either of us have had for a long time. The fish was perfectly cooked, the vegetables had enough crunch, the wine was chilled just right and the service impeccable. Another couple came in just after we had finished our starter, and they ended up ordering pretty much the same meals as us, I think possibly because of the positive noises that we were both making about the food! All in all it was a very enjoyable meal, and I would definitely recommend that everyone should go there for a meal! The atmosphere was lovely too, even though the restaurant itself is quite small and has no sea views - with the service and food provided this didn't matter a bit! Thank you again for a fabulous meal. | | | Posted by Tanya on 2009-05-14 08:11:12 |
| Address | Tolcarne Beach , Narrowcliff , Newquay | | Comments | We visited the restaurant a number of times whilst on holliday last year (august 2008)The food-amazing,the service-very friendly and professional and being right on the beach- amazing sunsets, what more could one ask for! | | | Posted by Mrs Deborah Owens on 2009-05-13 21:10:16 |
| Address | 33 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | we ate at Cribbs for the 1st time this week and i have to say that it's the best place in Falmouth for a relaxing meal with an amazing chef and on the money service. lovely decor too which is clean and contemporary and not cluttered. a wide choice of starters and mains for everyone, an open kitchen which was spotless, wide range of drinks and funky cocktails. we loved it. and will be back. open one in every town in the South West please. oh and in these trying times...fantastic value for money | | | Posted by david graham on 2009-05-13 18:58:56 |
| Address | Trebellan , Cubert , Newquay | | Comments | My boyfriend took me to this little tucked away place for dinner and as a four year resident of Newquay I was really pleased to find an absolute hidden gem. The most beautiful old traditional pub and thatch and outside on the grass a mother duck with six little ducklings under her wing was sitting unmolested by the usual seagulls under the big leafy trees outside. Inside the Smugglers we were greeted promptly and offered a choice of cosy tables that are in a beautiful dining area with great big open fire places and ranges, and I spent a while dawdling over my wine looking at the big old stone walls and beams of this fantastic building.
The service we got was really hands on and friendly, Simon the owner came and had a chat. We had local mussles which were cooked just right and came in a massive dish with a pile of fresh crusty bread and most importantly the correct place to put the shells and a bowl of warm water and lemon for getting clean afterwards.
The specials board had a few very tempting options but we settled on the fresh sole and we weren't dissapointed because it was a whopper and cooked again superbly. Complimented by bright green steamed broccolli that still had some crunch (and the vitamin content) and a well sized pile of crushed potatoes. (boyfriend fisherman and therefore very picky about his seafood, said it was the business.)
The food was fresh, well priced and cooked perfectly and the dining area and hospitality was spot on, what more is there to say. I would definitely recommend this pub to anyone local or visitor alike who needs a bit of a change from, sea front, seagulls and hordes of people. We will definitely be back !! Thanks Guys ;) | | | Posted by fran rodgers on 2009-05-13 10:53:43 |
| Address | Middle Market Street , , East Looe | | Comments | I was introduced to Looe and Cornwall in 2008 when some close friends took over a bb in the town and invited me down, it was nice to discover such a nice place as for many years I have only taken holydays in Spain or Mallorca, During my first stay i tried two or three of the main street restaurants/cafes and found the food good but the establishments lacking any atmosphere, having passed by the Smugglers Cott a couple of times and glanced at the menu, i felt i had to give it a try if just for the caught today lemon sole, one of my favorites, anyway I was not dissapointed it was excellent and so was everything else, I visted Looe again in the autumn, well if your friends have a B&B, [its called the Moorings] why not and as a thank you to them, [Sam and Sharon]I booked a table at Smugglers Cottage,unfortunately the Lemon sole had all been eaten, so i opted for the fillet steak and again it was perfect served with fresh vegatables and a smile, I plan to visit looe again shortly [May09] and shall definitely be eating at The Smugglers Cott | | | Posted by Kevin Clifford, Coventry on 2009-05-12 20:14:36 |
| Address | Lusty Glaze Beach , Lusty Glaze Road , Newquay | | Comments | Stunning location; warm welcome from very friendly staff; fantastic food and wine; what more could you ask? | | | Posted by Catherine Barber on 2009-05-12 18:05:46 |
| Address | Charlestown , , St Austell | | Comments | This place is a REAL jewell.
My partner had an excellent scallop and lobster thermidor and i had delicious local lamb. The whole place is steeped in atmosphere - it's a converted boat house - with a small terrace with views of the tall ships, but the main reason for coming here is the food.
I have eaten fresh seafood all over the world and have rarely seen so many delicious local ingredients treated with such loving care as here. Whatever you order from the home-made fish cakes and the surprisingly delicious pollack and chips to seafood thermidor or a large juicy steak you will NOT be disappointed. There is a healthy wine list and selection of beers to help wash it all down. Take my tip, eat an early lunch there first then explore Charlsetown, the museum and ships etc and return to Wreckers for a real treat for dinner. What a gem! | | | Posted by Mary Feeney on 2009-05-12 15:56:52 |
| Address | West Quay , , Mevagissey | | Comments | This is a truly authentic taste of cornwall. A restaurant and cafe where you can have the full english breakfast (Cornish style!) of local ingredients while rubbing shoulders with some of Meva's fishermen or a knockout lunch of fresh fish cakes or locally caught scallops while watching the boats unload their catch onto the quay. The place buzzes all day long with friendly faces and good humoured banter and EXCELLENT food. You could eat here 3 times a day and not get bored. Great location, great food, cheerful and friendly staff - what more do you need? Can't wait to go back. | | | Posted by mary feeney on 2009-05-12 15:44:54 |
| Address | 35 Commercial Road , , Hayle | | Comments | I had a meal tonight and it was freshly cooked and tasty as always. Very friendly and amenable staff. | | | Posted by Bev Richards on 2009-05-11 21:46:54 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | Meal Saturday 9th May 2009
Fourth visit to Salamander. Perfect evening once again (Even though my partner nearly spilt our wine). Wonderful friendly service despite being the busiest we have ever seen it. Great food and wine, good value for money.
We will be visiting again shortly! | | | Posted by Faye Bowden on 2009-05-11 17:14:51 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | We had a Christening lunch at Rosewarne manor on Sunday 3rd May and we just wanted to say a great big thank you for the service, hospitality, venue and of course the gorgeous food. We had a lovely day. They made our day special. | | | Posted by Mr & Mrs Weston on 2009-05-09 15:29:45 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | It's many years since I,ve been to Rosewarne and was pleasantly surprised by the tasteful revamp.
The food was fresh,well prepared and offered a good choice. The staff were quietly efficient and friendly. A bit of a bonus was Skinners beer on draft and at a pub price! We will be back. | | | Posted by Phil Whear on 2009-05-09 07:33:52 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | The Salamander is an oasis in a desert. Excellent Scallops followed by John Dory served with good fresh vegetables cooked just right. Reasonably priced wines. | | | Posted by Jeff Ford on 2009-05-08 16:23:47 |
| Address | 6 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | went not expecting anything special and was very pleasantly surprsed lovely atmosphere, attentive knowledgeable staff and stunning authentic food will be returning and bringing friends - a really great place | | | Posted by PAULINE BROWNE on 2009-05-06 18:19:47 |
| Address | Hobblers House , Wharf Road , St-Ives | | Comments | 100% incredible. We loved this place so much. Everything….the décor, the food, the service, the atmosphere, the staff, the music and the wine, were all so splendid. We were VERY impressed. I really am a very fussy eater which results in me being quite a tricky customer, and often becoming a little bit stressed in restaurants, but I am delighted to say that I REALLY enjoyed the evening at Hobblers from beginning to end. It was superb.
The food (fish dish, and steak) were divine. We could tell both were super fresh, and both were beautifully cooked to perfection. Honestly, this really was the best place we ate during our holiday down in Cornwall…..and we went all the way around the coast! Massive thumbs up. We will be going back on our next trip to St Ives, and recommend you check it out.
Charlie and Annie
Hobblers Fans!
| | | Posted by Annabelle and Charlie on 2009-05-05 15:06:14 |
| Address | 26 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | Absolutely Fantastic! A definate MUST if visiting Cornwall.
To end our holiday my partner and I wanted to experience true cornish quisine, we were not disappointed with this lovely bistro.
The cosy setting and friendly atmosphere really made our expereince a wonderful one. The fresh, local quality food and friendly staff really made us wish we weren't going home!
what more could you ask for?? | | | Posted by Hayley Williams on 2009-05-05 14:05:11 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | We have just returned home to Plymouth having enjoyed one of the best family birthday celebrations for a very long time. The venue was perfect, the food and the service was excellent and we all left feeling that we had been well looked after and that we would come again. Thank you for your hospitality and please let the staff know how much they were appreciated - especially the chef!
With many thanks
Ken & Beverley Thomas
| | | Posted by Ken & Beverley Thomas on 2009-05-04 22:41:20 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | Much improved!!! Very welcoming and accomodating (prepared a special meal for my mother who is an environmental health officer and very hard to please). Would definitely recommend. | | | Posted by Hayley Stevens on 2009-05-04 17:41:22 |
| Address | Perranporth Beach , , Perranporth | | Comments | Very nice place great and ideal position on the beach nice watering hole after a walk along and well kept beach | | | Posted by D Pemberton on 2009-04-30 21:46:17 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | Just had 2nd excellent meal at this restaurant three courses for 22 pounds excellent value. Sure we will return many more times in the future and would reccommend it to anyone both for good food and great personal service. | | | Posted by carol rendell on 2009-04-30 21:37:09 |
| Address | Old Bakehouse Lane , Chapel Street , Penzance | | Comments | By far the best restaurant in the area.The choice, presentation and taste of the food is sublime.
The staff are simply fantastic always helpful courteous and very efficient also funny.
IF YOU HAVE NOT DINED HERE YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE MISSED.
I rate this 10/10 | | | Posted by ken patrick on 2009-04-30 10:54:38 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | A couple of weekends ago I went down to Holywell for the first time, just outside Newquay and found this lovely pub. It is everything you would want in a traditional english pub. Friendly, warm, lovely decor, great staff and super food at sensible prices. The menu was varied but also had a lot of the type of food you hope to see on a pub menu. This is an idea spot for your quick lunch or for a special occasion meal.
On the sunday they also had a Jazz band in the garden and luckily it was a lovely sunny day, so we sat there in the sunshine enjoying the music with sand on our feet from the beach which was just the otherside of the pub garden wall. Fab !! Just what a tired Londoner needs to recharge their battery. | | | Posted by Sophie Matthews on 2009-04-29 13:30:07 |
| Address | Pendeen , , | | Comments | Good food, varied menu recommended | | | Posted by dave munday on 2009-04-29 10:35:58 |
| Address | Botallack , St.Just , | | Comments | This is the Queens at Botallack, excellent food, interesting menu, old fshioned deserts and the best steaks I have had in years | | | Posted by dave munday on 2009-04-29 10:34:31 |
| Address | 16 Fore Street , , Mevagissy | | Comments | We visited the resturant on Saturday 25th April. We ate from the 'Early Bird' menu, £32 for both of us. Having eaten in some great places before, we found the food to be absolutely fantastic and worth even more money than we paid!!! Can't wait to go to Mevagissy again - just to eat! | | | Posted by Matt and Clare on 2009-04-28 20:17:21 |
| Address | Harbour Head , Porthleven , Helston | | Comments | ate at this resturant whilst on holiday at easter 17th April 2009
The food was superb and the contemporary feel of the resturant and pictures. I would like to have met the chef/owner to thank him for such lovely food. Beautifully presented and flavourful. like being in a top london eatery!!!!
keep it up!
thanks
jane goddard Kent | | | Posted by jane goddard on 2009-04-28 20:04:44 |
| Address | Quintrell Downs , , Newquay | | Comments | Been to Two Clomes a few times now and food always good, especially the fish, staff always very friendly and helpful.
| | | Posted by Jane Fearn on 2009-04-27 18:28:16 |
| Address | 14 Dean Street , , Liskeard | | Comments | Excellent food and friendly service in an intimate environment. Flexible menu with lots of choice. Super Camel Valley wine. | | | Posted by Derville O'Neill on 2009-04-27 16:29:40 |
| Address | Hobblers House , Wharf Road , St-Ives | | Comments | My friend and I passed this place last week and thought it very cute and appealing from the outside so went in. They were pretty fully booked but could squeeze us in downstairs. (They had to turn away several people while we were eating as they were full, so advance booking is pretty essential.) After eating there I could see precisely why they were fully booked on a Wednesday night in April out of season. What delicious food! A huge range of fresh, local seafood and fish with a great choice of steaks as well. The giant king prawns I ordered for starter were indeed giant and cooked to perfection. My choice of main was a special ‘the carpetbagger’ – a popular choice I was told and I can see why. A generous portion of fillet steak topped with a plentiful brandy (I think) sauce and mussels, cooked exactly as I had asked for it. My friend loved her lemon sole. The chef clearly knows what he’s doing here. The portion sizes were perfect – not too full but no room for dessert (almost a shame as they looked lovely too). They have an excellent selection of wines and an extensive menu, all served in a cosy, traditional seaside restaurant. And when the bill arrived we were actually quite shocked as to how reasonable it was – under £50 for two of us. The service was excellent and the lady who served us was friendly and very accommodating. I was so impressed I booked a table for our next visit there and then – and that is a first for me! Can’t wait to go back on Sunday! Highly recommended, I will find it hard to go anywhere else now whenever I’m in St Ives. | | | Posted by Sarah Duty on 2009-04-27 12:12:15 |
| Address | Hobblers House , Wharf Road , St-Ives | | Comments | This quirky old style restaurant was a delight from the moment we walked in. Deep dark woods everywhere which give a great feel to the cosy seating arrangement. The food oozed passion from the chefs who obviously took great pride in thier work. The fish was of the highest order fresh and flavourful and the steak cooked to perfection. The house wine complemented the food well as did the service. The waitress had that fantastic knack off always being around with a friendly hello but never being in the way. And the host was delightful. The vast number of spainish and portaguise partons asking for the sardines is a true test of how good this restaurant must be. The bill a well deserved £100ish for 4. Bargain! Well done Hobblers | | | Posted by dan creed on 2009-04-26 18:33:27 |
| Address | Fore Street , Lelant , St-Ives | | Comments | Our visit to The Badger Inn was most welcoming, the staff were very friendly and extremely professional, together with delicious food and a excellent selection of wines and beers this restaurant comes highly recommended. We had a lovley time. | | | Posted by Maggie Laity on 2009-04-26 17:09:27 |
| Address | The Drang , 11 Broad Street , Padstow | | Comments | Four of us dined at The Basement Cafe in Padstow in March for my mother's 80th birthday. The food was fantastic (I was so tempted to lick the plate, but had my mother sitting next to me!!!). Even my mother, who never normally has much of an apetite polished off a full starter and main. The service was friendly and annoyingly (for I was the driver that night), the wine was delicious. Have eaten out many times in Padstow over many many years and this was the only restaurant I have felt compelled to write a review. Go eat there - you won't be disappointed! | | | Posted by Ilona Barretta on 2009-04-25 21:50:19 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | Excellent and well presented meal with a reasonable choice of "pub food" and the more adventurous. My wife raved over the "asparagus and creamy wild mushroom pancakes". The new owners have created a totally different atmosphere from our previous visits. | | | Posted by G.Nicholls on 2009-04-25 20:25:03 |
| Address | Fore Street , Mousehole , Penzance | | Comments | This is an absolute gem on the harbour in Mousehole.
The value for money food is quite superb and the friendly staff full of enthusiasm,
And you can't beat the locale! | | | Posted by Richard Mineards on 2009-04-25 20:08:57 |
| Address | 27 Arwenack St, , , Falmouth | | Comments | The sizzling stone menu with fish and meat are excellent and value for money. The establishment boasts a very friendly atomosphere and you always receive a friendly welcome. | | | Posted by P. Anthony on 2009-04-25 17:14:14 |
| Address | Alexandra Road , Porth Beach , Newquay | | Comments | My wife and I were on a touring trip of Northern Island, Wales and South West England during September 2008 and stayed at a B & B at Porth for 3 nights just up the road from this restaurant.
We ate there on the first night and returned for the other 2 nights as we found that the food, hospitality and prices were excellent.
The decor is fairly basic but who cares when everything else is great. During our 3 visits we tried the Chicken Pesto Tagliatelle, Salmon and Pork Loin Fillets all very nice - hmmm I can almost remember the taste.
John (Sydney, Australia) | | | Posted by John and Pat Arnold on 2009-04-25 02:36:39 |
| Address | Saxon Bridge , , Polperro | | Comments | My husband and I visited Couch’s Great House Restaurant in Polperro, Cornwall in April 2009 to celebrate my 40th birthday and all I can say is “WOW”! What an absolutely fantastic experience.
We booked by telephone in advance and on arrival were sat on a semi circular bay table in the front window. Extremely comfortable and we did not feel at all “on show” to passers by outside.
Richard McGeown himself welcomed us to his Restaurant, where we chose the 7 course Taster Menu. During our discusions Richard took great care to enquire about our particular likes and dislikes which then enabled him to create a perfect menu which we would both enjoy. He was FANTASTIC – every single course cooked was 100% to our satisfaction.
All ingredients were fresh and you could certainly “taste the difference”. From his signature Burnt Tomato Soup with black truffle oil and warm bread, his freshly caught Crab dish, then the most flavoursome Cod (we didn’t know fish could taste this delicious), the most wonderful Fillet of Beef, to his cup of Rasperry “popping” palette cleanser Mouse (I’m sure Richard has a fancy name for this – sorry Richard)!, then the most wonderful Fruity Panacotta followed by his delicious Cornish Cheese board, then Coffee that even came with to-die-for fudge pieces and white chocolate covered mango (yum yum) afterwards. I really cannot emphasise enough the freshness, quality and superb presentation of all the dishes. They all came accompanied with extra’s that really were the finishing touch.
We also took advantage of the Chef’s 4 glasses of wine selection (though shamefully admit we did add another glass to the list during the meal). Every choice complimented the food exceptionally well - 3 Whites, 1 Red and the most flavoursome dessert wine that Richard advised us to hold in our mouth’s for 15 seconds before swallowing. Superb!
If your concern is maybe that a Taster Meal might be as it sounds – small, tiny size portions of a variety of foods, you are way off the mark at Couch’s. All portions sizes were extremely generous (though must admit at the beginning of the meal we would have welcomed more soup but, by the end, was glad we didn’t !) and at the end of the meal we felt comfortably full and could not find room for absolutely anything else. Saying that, even after sampling all the different textures and flavours, we did not find ourselves guilty of that feeling of having “over eaten” and not able to move. (Well, we did have trouble struggling up Talland Hill afterwards but think that was more to do with the wine package and the additional glass of Champagne we had at the beginning – one step forward and three steps back if you know what I mean)!!
To summarise, a fantastic way to celebrate a 40th birthday with welcoming staff, pleasant ambience and superb food.. Excellent value for money. Don’t waste any more time reading reviews, trust me – just make your booking NOW. Unfortunately it’s a 4.5 hour drive from home so I am not sure when we will return but rest assured, we WILL return to Couch’s and hopefully not too far in the future. Thank you to Richard & his Staff for the perfect evening.
Finally, when are you opening a restaurant in the Midlands?
| | | Posted by Gillian Mortiboy on 2009-04-24 19:56:11 |
| Address | The Castle , The Wharf , Bude | | Comments | Pleasant ambience with lovely views over river and beach. Excelllent, often-changing menu features seasonal food with good variety of choice. Fish dishes particularly tasty and different. Last night we had a delicious "cappucino" of roast butternut squash with scallops, served in a coffee cup! Quite unusual, but well-judged flavour. Best quality in the area, and not expensive for the work and quality of ingredients that go into dishes. | | | Posted by Nicky Vereker on 2009-04-23 17:13:22 |
| Address | Falmouth Yacht Marina , , Falmouth | | Comments | We once again thank you Nicole and all your crew at the MARINA BAR for such a welcome and your party dinner. My husband and friends are still talking about you all. A memorable evening with such fab food . Be warned we are all coming down again for a week this time. Look forward to sampling your Greek night!! | | | Posted by Annette stangroom on 2009-04-23 14:48:29 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | Surprised - good atmosphere, very good food, good friendly service and fairly priced - first time there and will return! | | | Posted by Roger White on 2009-04-22 22:46:27 |
| Address | Carn Lane , , Redruth | | Comments | We spent our wedding reception with Mr Sawalha in Carn Brea Castle. The food was exquisite, the company sublime and the drum playing hypnotic. Thank you so much for all your help to make our special day unforgettable. The best restaurant in Cornwall, don't miss out! | | | Posted by Bo and Dave Lemm on 2009-04-22 18:47:34 |
| Address | 26 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | First visited in 2006, the food and staff were wonderful; Chris even got a lobster ordered in for the next day on request which was cooked superbly. Visited again this easter and was not disappointed. Fantastic food yet again; thank you very much and will see you again soon | | | Posted by Duncan, Kerrie & Kira Cheatle on 2009-04-21 20:19:19 |
| Address | The Warren , , St.Ives | | Comments | Our 3rd year running to eat at Blas. Good vibe, good music & fantastic food!! As a coeliac( I can't eat wheat), this place is heaven! Majority of burgers are wheat free and the staff were only too happy to use my own gluten free bread. My son Rowan (10) loves this place too. We look forward to another visit next Easter. | | | Posted by Lynne Matthews on 2009-04-21 12:11:08 |
| Address | St-Ives Road , Carbis Bay , St-Ives | | Comments | This restaurant really cannot be faulted, and as a chef I am very critical.
The atmosphere is extremely relaxed, the food is of an excellent quality and the variety is good.
My wife and I recently stayed at Coast B&B, which is also extremely good, and decided one night to dine in the restaurant. We were very glad we did, and ended up dining there for three out of our five nights.
The food is very well priced, especially when compared to other locations around the St Ives area.
Paula and the team have created a great restaurant here, one which is definately worth a visit. I am just glad that it is 300 miles away otherwise the wife would want to dine there all the time.
| | | Posted by spencer miller on 2009-04-19 16:59:13 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | We were asked by French guests to book a restaurant for dinner and chose Rosewarne as we live nearby. It turned out to be a lucky choice. Our discerning guests were very impressed by the quality of the meal, the fact that it was locally sourced and the interesting choice. They especially liked the lamb and the perfectly cooked vegetables.
We are posting this review because Monsieur requested that we do what we can to ensure that the place gets better known and gets the reputation it deserves. He says that even in France such establishments are rare.
So, there we are Claude! I have done as requested. | | | Posted by Elaine James on 2009-04-19 12:51:58 |
| Address | 62 Daniel Place , , Penzance | | Comments | i have had fish and chips here many a time and the owners never fail to meet my expectations, infact every time they exceed my expectations greatley i live quite far away, up in kent and i love visiting penzance the highlight of my visits is the evenings when i visit captains. i would rate this fish and chip shop 10/10 this is by far the best fish and chips in the world | | | Posted by james on 2009-04-19 00:45:46 |
| Address | Pendoggett , , Port Isaac | | Comments | what a place an old cornish pub with great Thai food YES I said THAI food the best I have tasted and have been to many thai places,Good amounts of it.Cooked to the temperature you want mild,english hot and the best thai hot. looked after like kings by staff fab beer and a lovely atmosphere in this wonderful olde worlde inn.Its a must for outstanding thai cuisine.Nicely priced.Hope after reading this you will go and enjoy it has much as I did | | | Posted by James Ross on 2009-04-18 18:24:36 |
| Address | Mithian , , St Agnes | | Comments | The meal we had at the Miners Arms was excellent. The food was well cooked and beautifully presented and We were made very welcome by the friendly staff. We will definitely dine there again. | | | Posted by Kate on 2009-04-18 08:41:40 |
| Address | Stithians Lake , , Nr Redruth | | Comments | Set next to Stithians Lake, this pub/restaurant has to be one of the best in Cornwall. The food is all made with fresh local produce and the owners and staff are second to non with their service and friendliness. Though the Golden Lion is not predominantly a Veggie restaurant They have a fabulous vegetarian menu (not your typical pasta bake or veggie lasagna)and monthly they have a specialised menu as well as the ongoing one, that gives you a taste of dishes from around the world. There is a fantastic covered out door area as well as seating throughout the gardens,with great views looking over the lake. The quality of food,ambience and friendliness does not change no matter how busy the pub gets and you are not pushed out of your seat to make way for the next customer. We cannot recommend the Golden Lion enough, seriously, go and try it for yourselves, you wont be disappointed. | | | Posted by sam and dave franks on 2009-04-18 07:40:00 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | My wife and I walked round Mevagissey looking at the restaurants recommended by our guest house. The Salamander looked both welcoming and had the most diners sitting down to eat inside.
We chose from both the set menu and the day's specials, going for the 2 course fixed price offer. Both the single starter, two main courses and single desert were excellent with good taste and well cooked. The wines available complimented the food. The bread, butter and olive oil/balsamic vinegar dip which came at the beginning were nicely done.
The restaurant has a soft well lit, intimate interior, with a log stove fire at one end for a cool wet night. The welcome on arrival, offer of tables for us to choose from, timing of service throughout the meal, and attention to our needs were both warm and friendly.
Altogether a good modestly priced experience, which we repeated a second time, when we were equally satisfied. | | | Posted by Will Spencer on 2009-04-17 09:49:20 |
| Address | Tristram Cliff , , Polzeath | | Comments | We visited this superb restaurant during the Easter holiday. The setting is fantastic, the food and atmosphere are fabulous. We took our 6 year old and the staff were marvellous with him. We can't wait to go back! | | | Posted by Mrs Perry on 2009-04-16 09:52:35 |
| Address | Higher Market Street , , East Looe | | Comments | We visited on 12th April 2009 and both decided that this was the best eating out experience we had ever had!! Food was fantastic and at excellent prices. Staff were helpful and friendly and the restaurant itself is very cosy. Absolutely loved it!! Hope we get to holiday in Cornwall again, just so we can go there!! | | | Posted by R Taylor on 2009-04-15 23:43:40 |
| Address | The Bridge , Newlyn , Penzance | | Comments | Excellent food and friendly service. Very reasonable freshly-caught fish cooked exactly how we requested. Even gave us a lift to the station afterwards! Would eat there all the time if we lived in Cornwall.... | | | Posted by David Bellinger on 2009-04-15 18:09:24 |
| Address | Treleigh , , Redruth | | Comments | delicious food, been many times thoroughly enjoyed it each time. | | | Posted by vicki hawken on 2009-04-15 14:25:04 |
| Address | 14 Dean Street , , Liskeard | | Comments | Simply the best!! A warm welcome every time, flexible and varied menu, high quality cuisine in a classy and yet relaxing environment. Thanks again. Freddie and Annie!!! xx | | | Posted by Julia Harris on 2009-04-13 21:48:15 |
| Address | West Pentire , Crantock , Newquay | | Comments | Beautiful food in a wonderful setting. We held our wedding reception at CB hotel in Sep 2007 and the wedding breakfast was genuinely the best meal we have ever had. We return whenever we are in Cornwall and have never been disappointed. Would heartily recommend. | | | Posted by I and L Morris on 2009-04-11 22:18:04 |
| Address | Atlantic Road , , Tintagel | | Comments | A delightful restaurant. Gorgeous cream teas and a delicious, good value evening menu. Italian menu with other dishes to suit everyone's tastes. Highly recommended. | | | Posted by Sam Booker on 2009-04-11 20:19:27 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | Our family visited St Pirans Inn for an evening meal beofre returning from our holiday at the near caravan park.
St Pirans Inn was lovely. The staff were extremely friendly and polite.
They openly welcome families and we found the surroundings to be very clean and comfortable.
The food was amazing. Our youngest daughter aged eleven even had three courses which she has never done before.
The menu has a wide selection ranging from starters consisting of homemade soup or pranw cocktail to main meals which included steak and chips, asparagus and mushroom pancakes to lightly spice calamari.
We had a fantastic meal and have already recommended it to friends going down to the area. | | | Posted by julia prosser on 2009-04-11 14:26:08 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | On our recent holiday in Cornwall we dined at Salamander and from the moment we were greeted at the door by Hazel we felt welcome at this tastfully decorated restaurant.
The starter of Salmon & Pumpkin Cakes was light and delicious and a combination I had not come across before.
I chose the Rack of Lamb,as my main course and it again was cooked to perfection and was nicely presented.
The only disappointment was the fact that the local Cornish wine had run out and we were looking forward to trying it as we were, up until then, unaware that Cornwall had it's own wine.
When we come back to Cornwall we shall certainly dine at Salamander and have no hesitation in recommending it as an excellent place to eat.
Well done Hazel & Mark on a super little restaurant. | | | Posted by norma head on 2009-04-09 20:47:21 |
| Address | Carn Lane , , Redruth | | Comments | amazing food great place and fantastic host and chefs.a must visit for anyone who loves great food. | | | Posted by phil andrew on 2009-04-09 17:43:58 |
| Address | Carn Lane , , Redruth | | Comments | me and my wife went on wednesday 8th april.the food was to die for beautiful food and great service .will be going many times again.thanks to the owners and chefs(fantastic) | | | Posted by phil andrew on 2009-04-09 17:07:59 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | Ate here using the Cornish Guardian Dine in style offer and were able to choose from the full menu rather than being offered restricted choices. The food was absolutely delicious and cooked perfectly. Will be returning with friends. | | | Posted by Charlotte Ward on 2009-04-07 20:53:47 |
| Address | Mellingey Mill , St-Issey , Nr Wadebridge | | Comments | I booked this venue for my wife’s birthday meal on Saturday the 4th April. I did this based purely on the local reputation and also on the many positive reviews I came across on the internet. We arrived at this most beautiful of locations a little early but we were welcomed in immediately and seated at our preferred table. The service was warming and personal which was a very welcome change to the usual “cattle market” approach from the larger restaurant chains.
We settled down to a lovely glass of wine whilst we decided on our food for the evening. As a starter, I ordered the “sizzling Chicken Tikka Platter” and my wife had the “Soup of the Day” which was Leek and Potato. Both starters were brought out in what felt like less than ten minutes!
My Chicken Tikka was superb. The dish was presented on a sizzling skillet with a side of fresh salad with a balsamic glaze and a separate helping of a refreshing mint Raita. Overall, a huge thumbs up. Again, my wife’s choice of the Leek and Potato soup seemed to be a good one as she managed to devour the rather generous serving.
On to the mains.....
I chose what was labelled on the menu as “our most popular curry”. This was the Nepalese Lamb and Wild Garlic curry. It sounded lovely from the in depth description on the menu and upon ordering, I was offered a choice of heat, which was a nice touch. My wife ordered the Salmon steaks with fresh vegetables. The diversity of the menu paid dividends for us both!
Our mains followed in less than 20 minutes, which considering that they are cooked freshly is not a long time to wait. Upon serving, we were welcomed by two delightfully presented plates of food. My curry arrived in an authentic iron Balti dish and was bubbling away nicely! The curry was perfect for me. To say it’s the best curry I have ever tasted would be an understatement, it was quite simply one of the best meals I have ever had! The chef’s skill in attaining the diversity of flavours was admirable, especially considering that he is an English chef.
Our overall experience cannot be underestimated. I was overjoyed that the restaurant had not only lived up to my high expectations but far exceeded them. I would whole heartedly recommend the Journeyman to anyone who wants a change from the normal eatery. This place is a cut above the rest.
Thanks to the team at the Journeyman. We shall be booking again soon.
| | | Posted by Mr. G Jordan on 2009-04-07 11:40:21 |
| Address | 36 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | We eat out in Falmouth quite a bit and our meal at Bodenes last night was the best I have had in a long time, good service, nice decor and a perfect steak reasonably priced. Highly recommended. Toby | | | Posted by Toby Budd on 2009-04-04 11:25:04 |
| Address | Falmouth Yacht Marina , , Falmouth | | Comments | COMPLIMENTS to the management, staff & chefs! Service is fantastic... My Wife and i felt so welcome. The food, absolutely out standing with such a range for every one! Beautiful riverside views with every boat imaginable. My wife was loving the bar lounge... With an exceptional FISH TANK. We love the atmosphere, very chilled but up beat at the same time, great lighting, interior and lot's of candles lit in the evenings. My wife & i stayed in falmouth for 1 week, we dined and had tapas numerous times!! Thank you for every thing!! keep it up crew :) | | | Posted by Steve Wright on 2009-04-03 22:05:23 |
| Address | Carn Lane , , Redruth | | Comments | An absolute hidden gem! This out of the way Castle boasts expansive panoramic views all around, whilst holding a perfect mysterious aesthetic. This combined with the wonderful aromas of the kitchen and dining music provides a great backdrop to any meal.
The food is, in my opinion, fantastic. The dishes are imaginative and exquisitely prepared. The portions are generous and the attention to detail impressive.
I would, and will, recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants a good meal in the area, and few people who aren’t as it is most certainly worth the trip.
| | | Posted by Graham Jenkins on 2009-04-02 22:39:57 |
| Address | Penwartha Road , Bolingey , Perranporth | | Comments | I Love the bolingey inn the food is to die for, first class. The atmosphere is cosy and warm and feels so homely, i love this place and i could go there everyday if i could best pub in the world. p.s try the food but leave room for the amazing pudding :) | | | Posted by Jillian on 2009-04-01 17:43:13 |
| Address | 1-3 Polkirt Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | What a fantastic place. the night we went we hadn't booked but were greeted with "don't worry we'll have a table in about 1/2 an hour" We then enjoyed one of the best meals we've had for a few years (except for when my husband cooks!!)The atmosphere was one of calm professionalism despite being told that the washer- upper was sick and Christophe was having to wash his own pans before starting again. A really nice touch was the box of questions on each table, we looked around and nearly every table was laughing as they asked and answered the cards. The food was sublime but the relaxed manor of our host was the icing on the cake!! We'll be back! | | | Posted by Elaine Vandecandelaere on 2009-03-29 11:10:31 |
| Address | Godrevy Towans , Gwithien , Hayle | | Comments | What a joy to visit. The food was fantastic, tasty, fresh and inspired. We cannot recommend it highly enough. We had one vegetarian in our party of four who felt the menu was a delightful change from the usual vegetable lasagne!! | | | Posted by Andrea Small on 2009-03-28 13:52:34 |
| Address | 14 Dean Street , , Liskeard | | Comments | This is just my favourite restaurant and so fortunate it is on my doorstep. The food is outstanding, menus are changed regularly, nothing is too much trouble, service is outstanding, wine is fantastic too. You must try it | | | Posted by Kirstie Martin on 2009-03-28 11:34:56 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | What a place! We chanced upon Salamander in February 2009 and had the most incredible meal on Friday evening. The seafood was sublime, fresh, cooked to perfection. The rest of the meal was absolutely delicious. The wine list wide and well matched to the menu.
We were impressed with the prix fixe menu and enjoyed our evening so much that we returned the following day - Valentines Day - to find the place buzzing, full to capacity, and yet the standards of service and food matched the night before. I wouldn't hesitate to return to Salamander and plan to do so on my next visit to Cornwall.
| | | Posted by Suzanne Roynon on 2009-03-26 20:37:21 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | What a place! We chanced upon Salamander in February 2009 and had the most incredible meal on Friday evening. The seafood was sublime, fresh, cooked to perfection. The rest of the meal was absolutely delicious. The wine list wide and well matched to the menu.
We were impressed with the prix fixe menu and enjoyed our evening so much that we returned the following day - Valentines Day - to find the place buzzing, full to capacity, and yet the standards of service and food matched the night before. I wouldn't hesitate to return to Salamander and plan to do so on my next visit to Cornwall.
| | | Posted by Suzanne Roynon on 2009-03-26 20:35:27 |
| Address | 33 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | We visited this restaurant again on Sunday 22nd March (Mothering Sunday). This was our third visit and once again the food was fresh and first class. We have two children but always feel relaxed about taking them as the staff are very friendly and nothing is to much trouble. The children are not big eaters so always share the nachos and grilled chicken, the portion is so big that there is always enough for the adults too! My husbands all day breakfast was superb very fresh and good quality ingredients, although after tasting mine he wished he had chosen the same!. I had the Jamaican Jerk chicken with pineapple chutney on ciabatta. The Chicken was delicious, full of flavour from the caribbean and as always beautifully presented.
On our first visit we went with some friends and ejoyed a fantastic evening meal from the Christmas specials Menu. We will definitely be going back for my husbands birthday in July. Whether you want a lite lunch or full 3 course meal you won't be disappointed. Highly recommended! | | | Posted by Sarah Hume on 2009-03-26 12:08:41 |
| Address | 33 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | We visited this restaurant again on Sunday 22nd March (Mothering Sunday). This was our third visit and once again the food was fresh and first class. We have two children but always feel relaxed about taking them as the staff are very friendly and nothing is to much trouble. The children are not big eaters so always share the nachos and grilled chicken, the portion is so big that there is always enough for the adults too! My husbands all day breakfast was superb very fresh and good quality ingredients, although after tasting mine he wished he had chosen the same!. I had the Jamaican Jerk chicken with pineapple chutney on ciabatta. The Chicken was delicious, full of flavour from the caribbean and as always beautifully presented.
On our first visit we went with some friends and ejoyed a fantastic evening meal from the Christmas specials Menu. We will definitely be going back for my husbands birthday in July. Whether you want a lite lunch or full 3 course meal you won't be disappointed. Highly recommended! | | | Posted by Sarah on 2009-03-26 12:07:26 |
| Address | Charlestown , , St Austell | | Comments | Quite simply superb.
Food was terrific as was the service.
My wife and I enjoyed the best restaurant meal that we had had for a long time. | | | Posted by Edmund on 2009-03-25 06:57:09 |
| Address | Treleigh , , Redruth | | Comments | Very good food and great employees | | | Posted by leanne on 2009-03-24 12:13:05 |
| Address | The Old Boathouse , South Quay Hill , Newquay | | Comments | We arrived almost an hour early (got our times mixed up) to meet some friends who live locally and felt completely relaxed and looked after from the moment we arrived. We decided to sit on the decked area and enjoy the beautiful view with a bottle of the lovely house wine and a basket of nibbles while waiting for our friends to arrive. The view of the harbour was breathtaking in the early evening, the local fishermen were returning with the days catch and the famed Newquay seals following waiting for any fishy tid bits to be dropped over the side while the fishermen hauled their catch’s onto the harbour walls (truly idly). The waitress kindly introduced us to one of the fishermen when he walked across the beach with what we later discovered was the fish for that evenings menu. The menu was simple and the staff were friendly and nothing was too much trouble. We started with huge bowls of moules mariner and crab claws in garlic and butter to share (despite being main course options, which were great fun if not a little messy to eat, but finger bowls and napkins were available in abundance) followed by Seared cod, whole plaice and an amazing bouillabaisse. The desserts were stunning and were a great finish to a fantastic evening. We will be visiting again and cannot recommend it highly enough. | | | Posted by Laurana on 2009-03-24 10:53:06 |
| Address | Saxon Bridge , , Polperro | | Comments | we stayed in polperro and while looking at the menu for couch's we were assured it was very good so booked a table and were not disappointed it was fabulous,cant fault anything. 4 courses for under £30.00. fillet of beef to die for. good selection of wine too. thanks to all at couch's for a wonderful evening. we will pay a visit to couch's in the summer.
thanks rod and julie | | | Posted by rod tribble on 2009-03-22 18:57:30 |
| Address | 6 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | Went to Stavros for lunch - great food, great atmosphere, great service - very Greek - spot on! | | | Posted by Andy Weir on 2009-03-20 15:40:17 |
| Address | Treninnow Cliff Road , Millbrook , Torpoint | | Comments | The best food I have really enjoyed for quite a while!! I am not a great lover of fish, but the the monk fish I had to eat for lunch was wonderful!! I would give 15 marks out ot 10!! I think this is the best food to eat in the area & the staff are all very helpful & friendly. We have a weekend home at Downderry & will be bringing all our guset to eat in your resturant!! Superb!! Just booked a table for the bank holiday weekend & can not wait to try some more of your delicious food. Please complement your chef!! | | | Posted by MRS SHIRLEY CORP on 2009-03-20 13:51:59 |
| Address | Carvynick , Summercourt , Newquay | | Comments | This was a second visit to Viners after a couple of years, first visit was superb,last night we had the special offer menu and it was again very good, desert pancakes were slightly tough, and they only had bottled beer, no draught, which seemed a bit odd for 2009 pub and restaurant of the year. | | | Posted by Jane Fearn on 2009-03-19 19:03:10 |
| Address | Charlestown , , St Austell | | Comments | The welcome at wreckers is warm and friendly even when we just wanted a bottle of wine and coffees and every table was taken, they put us on the sofa. Fabulous! The wine was excellent and not overpiced. Next night we came back to eat and the baked cod with back bacon was the best cod I've ever had. | | | Posted by sheila on 2009-03-19 17:43:26 |
| Address | Chiltern House , Callenick Street , Truro | | Comments | Visited Pippa's twice now and each time was fantastic. Food is excellent quality, and in large portions - the Southern Fried Chicken is much bigger than you expect! Excellent service, and a lovely relaxed atmosphere. Recommended to family, friends and colleagues. | | | Posted by Richard on 2009-03-19 12:10:35 |
| Address | Fore Street , , St-Ives | | Comments | Went there purely by accident, the restaurant we should have gone to over booked our table, so we came here, best mistake we made and have been going back year to year. Staff very friendly, food excellent, quality surroundings, and this year we taking friends with us for a small celebration!!! | | | Posted by Martin-Beades Family on 2009-03-19 12:01:11 |
| Address | Dockacre Road , , Launceston | | Comments | We moved from London just over a year ago and "found" La Bouche Creole. Absolutely brilliant value and quality.
We are so afraid that the success will mean they move to bigger premises or a more fashionable area. Eat your heart out Michael Winner-but not here please. | | | Posted by peter on 2009-03-17 15:53:55 |
| Address | Fore Street , Barripper , Camborne | | Comments | this pub is fantastic ive been to that pub for many years hope it never gets shut down.
| | | Posted by louise hament on 2009-03-16 14:52:08 |
| Address | 38 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | Excellent food and excellent value for money. The service was friendly but unobtrusive and very efficient. Will definitely visit again when in the area. | | | Posted by Mike Dunton on 2009-03-16 09:23:57 |
| Address | Berrycobme Road , , Bodmin | | Comments | The atmosphere and food were excellent, i would throughly recommened this restaurant. | | | Posted by Rebekah Francis on 2009-03-14 11:26:41 |
| Address | The Square , Mawnan Smith , Falmouth | | Comments | My wife and I have been frequent visitors to Giuseppe,s in the last 3 years, usually on those "special occasions" when you want a dining out experience you will remember, and we have on those visits introduced family and friends to share that experience with us.
Not only are Giuseppe and Dinah, charming and welcoming hosts which is important but the food in our opinion is "second to none" The ingredients are fresh, the fish dishes are many and varied as are the meat and poultry dishes and all are cooked to perfection. We consider ourselves amateur "foodies" having on occasion attended gourmet events in this country and abroad and I am fortunate because my wife is an extremely good cook, so "dining out" for me has to at least surpass my "dining in" experience.
We have found that at Giuseppe,s! | | | Posted by d b carter on 2009-03-12 12:22:21 |
| Address | Mile Hill , , Porthtowan | | Comments | friendly,accomadating with various dietry needs, good atmosphere and excellent food we could not fault this reastaurant in any shape or form! well worth the visit and fantastic value for money. | | | Posted by the morris family. on 2009-03-11 17:40:13 |
| Address | Charlestown , , St Austell | | Comments | A nicely restored barn-like building by the lovely harbour in Charlestown where the tall ships are moored, we enjoyed this meal so much in our brief weekend there we ate there both nights! Especially surprising as my partner says he only likes food that has 'at least two legs'! He enjoyed his crab and parmesan encrusted cod so much he came back again for cod with back bacon and garlic potatoes, and my seafood risotto with mussels and calamari was delish! Can thoroughly recommend the menu, dessert, cheese, wine and ambience. | | | Posted by Carolyn Byers on 2009-03-11 10:28:33 |
| Address | 85 Kenwynn Street , , Truro | | Comments | A firm favourite with the locals and no wonder, the food is excellent, local seasonal produce cooked to perfection, what more could you ask for, oh yes 2 courses for £14 with a coupon from the local newspaper, will be going again soon and don't even mind paying full price, yum. | | | Posted by Claire Stephen on 2009-03-10 19:50:21 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | Lovely homely pub right on the beach-front at Holywell Bay.
Really fresh home cooked food in a genuinely friendly atmosphere.
A pub that we would have no hesitation in recommending to all our friends.
| | | Posted by Anne Thompson on 2009-03-09 21:38:28 |
| Address | Islington Wharf , Penryn , Falmouth | | Comments | Everything excellent, food, wine and service. This is the fourth visit and each one has been brill. Compliments to all concerned and look forward to next time. | | | Posted by Sue on 2009-03-09 12:05:17 |
| Address | 15 New Bridge Street , , Truro | | Comments | first time eating at chantek food was lovely, will be going back again | | | Posted by kelly on 2009-03-08 17:51:07 |
| Address | Sennen Cove , , Nr Lands End | | Comments | just returned from a two night stay at the Old Success and can't recommend highly enough, food was fantastic, staff friendly and efficient, well worth the visit from Wiltshire. Would certainly return and can highly recommend. | | | Posted by Andy on 2009-03-08 17:39:40 |
| Address | Polmorla Road , , Wadebridge | | Comments | Stunningly good food. Pleasant ambience. Delightful staff. We were only in Wadebridge for a week yet returned to the Orchard. | | | Posted by Stephen Thompson on 2009-03-08 17:17:17 |
| Address | St-Ives Road , Carbis Bay , St-Ives | | Comments | The Bean Inn is a fantastic restaurant. The atmosphere is relaxed and very welcoming. The food (vegetarian) is fabulous and the good value for money. My husband and I are regulars to this restaurant ever since it opened and love it so much!
It offers a "bring your own wine policy" which is great. Paula the "chef" is brilliant along with her "waiting staff!" If you have not been, we throughly recommend a visit!
| | | Posted by R Blake on 2009-03-08 12:45:29 |
| Address | Mylor Bridge , , Falmouth | | Comments | lovely little pub, with a lovely atmosphere and a very large plate lovely food of plate | | | Posted by Christina Berry on 2009-03-07 10:35:36 |
| Address | Philleigh-in-Roseland , Roseland , Truro | | Comments | This little place certainly sums up cornwall. The setting is utterly beautiful and the food is irrestible. I could quite happyily have another sausage and mash now | | | Posted by Christina Berry on 2009-03-04 12:03:40 |
| Address | Custom House Quay , , Falmouth | | Comments | The staff in this lovely little establishment made me feel well at home before i had even sat down. We enjoyed a lovely meal and we will certainly be returning again | | | Posted by Christina Berry on 2009-03-04 12:01:43 |
| Address | 30 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | This has to be my favourite resturant in the world. We don't live in Cornwall but insist on visiting this fab little hideout at least 4 times a year. The food is fantastic and is served generously. All the staff are brilliant and you really do feel your meal has been just prepared for you. The resturant is generally quiet but even when it has been busy the atmosphere is great. This is the sort of resturant a girl would want to be proposed to at. | | | Posted by Christina Berry on 2009-03-04 11:59:26 |
| Address | Penwartha Road , Bolingey , Perranporth | | Comments | I went to this inn and loved the homely atmospher, food great@staff. The manager carol has a great nature, I hope to visit perranporth later in the year. Happy Birthday carol. good luck in new home love @ xxxxx juls, keith. | | | Posted by ms julie taylor on 2009-03-03 14:11:00 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | The food is excellent (good selection, beautifully cooked & good portion size). The serveice was good, surroundings were cosy and it wasn't too noisy, just a gentle friendly hubub in the background. We ate at Sunday lunchtime and found it an ideal place for fresh, local sourced food at reasonable prices. | | | Posted by ann taylor on 2009-03-02 08:45:03 |
| Address | St Just , , Lands End | | Comments | Small menu in winter, but well priced and well cooked; recently enjoyed hot and sour fish stew £ 9 excellent. Also given free drinks for slow service; not complaining about that !! | | | Posted by caleb streat on 2009-03-01 20:13:22 |
| Address | 2 Bank Place , , Falmouth | | Comments | Had a great meal at the 3 Amigos with my wife and son. If you're after fantastic, freshly prepared food, using local ingredients at a reasonable price, then look no further. I couldn't resist trying the other dishes that my family ordered, and was hard pressed to find a favorite. Just edging out the crab enchilada was the chicken chimichanga - the chicken was hand shredded which gave it such great consistency the whole way through. If you're after plastic food, a well known chain restaurant is across the road. For us, the 3 Amigos is the real deal.
Oh, the staff were hugely welcoming, very attentive, and friendly.
In short, a real little gem of a restaurant. | | | Posted by Andy W on 2009-02-28 13:08:22 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | This is the first time we have visited Rosewarne Manor and our expectations were set fairly high after reading the menus etc on this website.I have to say that we were not disappointed in any way whatsoever.The setting of this old manor house is beautiful and the restaurant and bar area has been tastefully decorated with comfy sofas to sit on whilst pondering over the menus and enjoying a pre dinner drink.
For starters we chose crabcakes with a lemon and ginger sauce which were absolutely gorgeous , followed by rump steak with garlic mushrooms ,crispy onion rings and homemade (yes homemade) chips.Dessert was beautifully presented and tasted divine.All in all I could not find any faults with our evening at all.I would recommend this lovely restaurant to anyone and we are hoping our daughter will consider having her weding reception there next year!! | | | Posted by Tracy johns on 2009-02-27 08:50:52 |
| Address | 7 Grove Place , , Falmouth | | Comments | Buzzing place, really good food reasonably priced. | | | Posted by Chris Barnes on 2009-02-26 19:53:24 |
| Address | 33 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | Fantastic atmosphere, good food, reasonably priced and friendly staff. Would recommend the jerked chicken and the pork. | | | Posted by Chris Barnes on 2009-02-26 19:52:27 |
| Address | 30 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | This is a little gem of a restaurant, the staff are friendly the prices reasonable and the food excellent well worth a visit. However you can easily miss the entrance so make sure you don't pass it by. | | | Posted by Chris Barnes on 2009-02-26 19:51:09 |
| Address | Penwartha Road , Bolingey , Perranporth | | Comments | Once again I have had the pleasure of eating and drinking at the Bolingey Inn, the food was great, lovely warm atmosphere, well done Carol, Mike and all the staff at the Bolingey. | | | Posted by Debbie, Oxfordshire on 2009-02-26 09:43:26 |
| Address | 35 High Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | The food at Da Vinci's is amazing, really authentic. The service is great, really happy friendly staff and the atmosphere is always good!
The best place in Falmouth by far ***** | | | Posted by Lou on 2009-02-25 12:18:51 |
| Address | Middle Market Street , , East Looe | | Comments | Having walked around Looe on my first visit to Cornwall my partner and I came across this delightful restaurant situated in the heart of the town. We were instantly drawn by the warm and friendly atmosphere and were even more pleased to be sat in a cosy corner of the restaurant by an old antique ship. The staff were most friendly and helpful and the range of food was fantastic. I had the cornish ling whilst my partner tucked into the famous "carpetbag" steak - each cooked to perfection. The value and quality of the meal was superb that we didnt hesitate to return and eat at the restaurant several more times on our stay. Finally, before leaving we had our final meal here which was the Sunday carvey - definitly the best we have ever had - the choice of meats, vegetables and potatoes was once again superb. This retaurant definitly made our trip ten times more worthwhile! Highly recommended to everyone! | | | Posted by Alice Martins on 2009-02-24 21:23:42 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | We arrived at the restaurant not knowing what to expect. Our last visit was over twenty years ago, we were pleased to find that the manor has been refurbished and appeared to be busy, always a good sign. We had booked our table earlier that evening allowing time for us to visit Angarrack to enjoy the Christmas lights. We met our friends and the waitress showed us to our table. The menu was extensive and claims were made about the provenance of the meat and ingredients being local. Now I am a farmer and also a partner in a farm shop, so consequently whenever I go out for a meal I always ask “Where does the meat come from".
Quite often the reply is "Oh its local" But when I enquire further that is often all the staff know! This evening the response was different. The waitress assured me she would find out and report back. Sure enough, just after we received our main course, the owner of the business came to the table with the evidence and the authenticity of the origin of the meat. He was able to identify the sirloin steaks to a particular farmer and the rump steaks derived from another farm nearby. I was impressed; I have asked that question so many times but this answer was great. The restaurant was able to identify where the meat actually came from and importantly it was Cornish and local.
The meal we enjoyed was very good the meat was tender, juicy and cooked to our liking. We all cleared our plates and enjoyed a pleasant evening with our family and friends over a hearty meal. Thank you the Rosewarne Manor restaurant.
| | | Posted by Ian Lobb on 2009-02-23 21:49:10 |
| Address | Commercial Road , Porthleven , Helston | | Comments | My partner and went for a midweek meal n a Tuesday night,the pub was surprisingly busy and had a good atmosphere. The staff were pleasant and helpful and the menu as with all St Austell chains was simple yet comprehensive. I had a steak which I asked to be cooked rare and unusually it was cooked exactly that way, my partner had the gammon which was equally well cooked and large. The food is simple unfussy, good value for money and the selection of beer and wine is good. The pub has a nice welcoming atmosphere and we will definitely recommend it to anyone who enjoys simple food cooked well and that won't break the bank. | | | Posted by Ryan Parker on 2009-02-23 10:04:23 |
| Address | Carn Lane , , Redruth | | Comments | First discovered the castle 8 yrs ago purely by accident.Have visited many times and what a fantastic experience.We holiday in Cornwall from Worksop but our holiday is never complete without a visit to the Castle.Food,location and hospitality for us is the best in the country.Cant wait to get back this year | | | Posted by chris and shelly on 2009-02-21 10:20:28 |
| Address | Morfa Hall , 22 Cliff Road , Newquay | | Comments | Valentines night 2009 - had a fantastic meal in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The sauce the pasta was cooked in was amazing,so tasty and would definately go back. Friendly helpful staff...if Italian is your style book it you won't be disappointed. | | | Posted by Dean Harris on 2009-02-20 21:48:14 |
| Address | St Merryn , , Padstow | | Comments | I ate at Rosel & Co. and left delighted with what I had found. A real gem of a restaurant. Comfortable, relaxed, great atmosphere and excellent food. What more can you ask for. A very enjoyable experience. Can't wait until next time. | | | Posted by Larry Thomas on 2009-02-20 14:34:30 |
| Address | Trencom Lane , Carbis Bay , St-Ives | | Comments | We have a holiday let in Carbis Bay. every time we come down we always end up at La Casita. The quality is always good with lots of fresh fish options. The price is also right with sensible priced veg and lovely lovely puddings. The owners taste in wine is spot on and the service is friendly. You cannot beat a night out at La Casita. | | | Posted by Alan Edwards on 2009-02-17 19:55:44 |
| Address | Trencom Lane , Carbis Bay , St-Ives | | Comments | We have a holiday let in Carbis Bay. every time we come down we always end up at La Casita. The quality is always good with lots of fresh fish options. The price is also right with sensible priced veg and lovely lovely puddings. The owners taste in wine is spot on and the service is friendly. You cannot beat a night out at La Casita. | | | Posted by Alan Edwards on 2009-02-17 19:55:29 |
| Address | 21 Fish Street , , St Ives | | Comments | we come to st ives every year and our holiday would not be complete without dining in this fine restaurant. | | | Posted by kath and phil on 2009-02-17 18:41:30 |
| Address | 42 Fore Street , , Hayle | | Comments | First time we visited this charming little restaurant and we were very warmly welcomed. We went for the most expensive (£17 pp) set menu and we were surprised at the amount of food we received. All in all a very nice place to eat - would definitly reccommend!! | | | Posted by mandy jarvis on 2009-02-16 21:15:31 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | What a gem St Pirans is i think the whole point of a visit is its great location.The new owners have gone to great lengths to put there own very individual stamp on this old inn. I wont "bang on" its a great pub, food, friendly staff,what more can i say...we walked along the beach after the meal and watched "Gannets" diving for fish....Fantastic. | | | Posted by Guy Robinson on 2009-02-16 21:11:52 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | A pleasant restaurant in a lovely location.
We have eaten over here several times over the last year and the food can only been described as excellent.
Unfortunately the same can not be said for the management who seriously need to go on a course in customer relations.
After our last experience there on Valentines Day I doubt we will ever go back again.
The owner/manager seems more interested in making a ‘quick buck’, and neglecting customer satisfaction – which is sad in this economic climate when I would have thought his priority would have been to retain long term customers.
In summary – Good food – diabolic management.
| | | Posted by A Laws on 2009-02-16 16:29:19 |
| Address | Holywell Road , Cubert , Newquay | | Comments | I recently visited The Anvil after hearing various good comments about it. I went there with 7 friends and we all thought it was lovely. The service was excellent, the food was plentiful and really tasty and well presented. Thank you and well done to all at The Anvil. I will definately be recommending this restaurant and can't wait to visit again soon. | | | Posted by Mary Jackman on 2009-02-15 18:04:52 |
| Address | Quay Street , , East Looe | | Comments | We had a gorgeous valentines evening dinner at the Old Sail Loft in Looe. The ambience of the restaurant is perfect, warm, and steeped in its 450 year history. The flavours are beautifully balanced, the starters were just divine. Just perfect sized portions for a diner who enjoys their tastes. The range of food was perfect, all tastes were catered for from dreamy beautifully cooked fish dishes to delightful quality cornish beef. But it was the way that the food is prepared that so sets this restaurant above a lot of others, perfectly cooked to your taste with just the right amount of gorgeous local vegetables. The pricing is exactly right, infact is quite low for the high quality of service and cuisine.
Would we go again, well read the above again and what do you think!! | | | Posted by Ian Crews on 2009-02-15 12:37:56 |
| Address | Parade Square , , Lostwithiel | | Comments | our favourtie place to eat when visiting cornwall. Fabulous sea food. Very friendly chef. Works in chocolate are to die for. Coming again in April 09. | | | Posted by wilkinson on 2009-02-14 22:47:20 |
| Address | Lower Clicker Road , Menheniot , Liskeard | | Comments | Fantastic meal and service from start to finish – reasonable prices and the mix grill is to die for (if you can finish it). Chef Vito is a fantastic host who comes out and meets his guest which add the finishing touch to a perfect evening – would recommend to any person and any budget. Will be eating here again. | | | Posted by Gavin Hancock on 2009-02-13 21:24:06 |
| Address | Mithian , , St Agnes | | Comments | Well what a good pub. Food was great, friendly service, good atmosphere and well kept beer. Will definately return. | | | Posted by Peter on 2009-02-13 20:41:01 |
| Address | Tabernacle Street , , Truro | | Comments | Had a business lunch today at in daba and it was FABULAS ! The fish i selected was excellent! and you can be assurred they I shall be back, infact I am going to take my husband to visit this restaurant soon - as he loves seafood I know he will Love it !!! | | | Posted by MAGGIE CRADDOCK on 2009-02-12 20:30:03 |
| Address | 3 Gabriel Street , , St Ives | | Comments | We last went to celebrate a friends Birthday. A group of eight of us, sat on one long table. Wonderful choice of dinners to cater for all palettes, not just hot and spicy. My favourite is a creamy chicken fahita. Various seafood,meat and vegetarian dishes to chose from. Also some irresistible specials. We also had wine and thoroughly enjoyed the jugs of Margarita! Starters and sweets were plentiful and all the food is to a high standard. The music and the subtle lighting really added to the atmosphere. Great for a romantic meal for two, as we've frequented The Mex previously. Can't wait to visit again. Thanks to the Mex | | | Posted by Katy Rendle on 2009-02-11 22:31:30 |
| Address | 21 Church St , , , Falmouth | | Comments | My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our evening at Ratho the night before New Year's Eve. The place is beautiful - a really classily restored Georgian dining room up above a bookshop on Church Street. For our starters, we both had the risotto cake with poached egg which was an excellent mix of textures and subtle flavours. I thoroughly enjoyed the monkfish mentioned by another reviewer below. Perfect light texture in a fish that I've frequently had overcooked. Liz as a vegetarian often finds her choices dull and limited. Not here... she had a cheese scone with a creamy mushroom sauce which she said was far tastier and better thought-out than most vegetarian options.
We repaired to the lounge bar for liqueurs and coffee and mulled over what we agreed had been our best meal of 2008. | | | Posted by Patrick Clark on 2009-02-08 21:12:24 |
| Address | 27 Church Street , , Liskeard | | Comments | Last night 20 of us went to the Bay Leaf for a meal,food and service excellent nice friendly atmosphere,a great time had by all will certainly be going again. | | | Posted by Cathie Maunder on 2009-02-07 18:37:44 |
| Address | Chiltern House , Callenick Street , Truro | | Comments | Excellent -- had a late lunch there, portions are very big, i would have really liked to have tried a pudding but just couldn't squeeze it in!!! kids eat for free so very good value as well. would recommend. | | | Posted by Alison on 2009-02-07 16:49:06 |
| Address | West End , , Redruth | | Comments | My husband took me to dinner at Penventon hotel last weekend.
Derek found the hotel on eat out cornwall as he was looking around generally. We are from Falmouth and were not specifically looking for somewhere in Redruth but he liked the look of the pictures online and the website so booked for dinner. We had steak and chicken duchesse which were lovely, really tasty followed by pavlova and tiramisu. It was real romantic with a pianist and live flambe too. The staff were really friendly and the place was intimate but lively. we got offered a discounted bedroom for the night on the Sunday we booked so we ended up staying and the breakfast was a full meal itself! Excellent place and we had never visited before, great prices and tasty proper food, not the arty small portions you find everywhere nowadays. We will be back!
| | | Posted by Sue Collins on 2009-02-04 15:39:49 |
| Address | Saxon Bridge , , Polperro | | Comments | We have visited Couches on a number of occasions as we are regular visitors to Cornwall. We always try to finish off a visit with a trip to Couches as the food and the restaurant is so good. We usually finish off the evening with a walk around the harbour and look forward to our next visit. | | | Posted by Colin Stenning on 2009-02-03 21:04:47 |
| Address | Perranporth Beach , , Perranporth | | Comments | Just FAB ***** | | | Posted by Sue Hayward on 2009-02-01 22:27:19 |
| Address | At The Green Lawns Hotel , Western Terrace , Falmouth | | Comments | Having eaten here on numerous occasions I can say with confidence you will not be dissapointed. Top quality cuisine, attentive staff and attention to detail. Garras is well worthy of the AA stars it holds | | | Posted by Sue Hayward on 2009-02-01 22:24:51 |
| Address | Restronguet , , Falmouth. | | Comments | Just a wonderful place summer or winter with a menu to match the picture perfect Creek well worth a visit and you will go back for more | | | Posted by Sue Hayward on 2009-02-01 22:15:40 |
| Address | Comford , Gwennap , Redruth | | Comments | Now having eaten 3 times at the Fox and on all 3 occasions have been delighted with the food and service Top Marks A+ | | | Posted by Sue Hayward on 2009-02-01 22:10:36 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | St Pirans has undergone somewhat of a transformation, it now boasts Great food, Lovely decor and Friendly staff. I had lunch and it was well worth the trip. Highly recommended 5***** | | | Posted by Sue Hayward on 2009-02-01 22:07:56 |
| Address | Trelowarren Estate , Mawgan , Nr Helston | | Comments | Having seen a review in local paper we decided to try out the New Yard on the spur of the moment. Managed to get a table for later in the evening as just two of us. Food was fantastic and the 'January Warmer' deal was an absolute bargain at £19.50 each including canapes, 3 courses, sorbet, wine and coffee! Locally sourced, beautifully cooked food in lovely surroundings with a nicely relaxed atmosphere. Front of house staff were professional, warm and friendly, we left feeling like old friends, but not before we booked again for my husband's birthday next week. We will become regulars I am sure. | | | Posted by Lynne Hutchinson on 2009-01-30 23:39:02 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | We first went to the St Piran's Inn at Holywell Bay, Newquay, between Christmas and New year with our son and his family and our daughter. Our group included two children aged 9 and 4 years. We were made most welcome, there was a very warm and friendly atmosphere. The children were well catered for and the food was excellent. We only wanted a light lunch and there was plenty of selection and it was all home cooked and attractively served at reasonable prices. the family were very happy.
Because we thought it was so good we went again for Sunday lunch taking two friends. There was a choice of roasts and the beef was beautiful, just right, pink in the middle and not overcooked, my husband said the pork was excellent too. The vegetables were very good with a nice selection and not overcooked. We all had different starters and enjoyed them. We did not have deserts as we were full but those at a neighbouring table looked to be scrummy, home cooked puds. We thought the set prices of £11 for two courses and £13 for three courses was good value and we will certainly go again. | | | Posted by Jacquie Price on 2009-01-28 23:28:25 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | we went in for sunday lunch with our two young children. we were made to feel very welcome and thoroughly enjoyed our meal. The whole pub is very cosy with lots of atmosphere.look forward to going back on our next visit to newquay at half term.
Nick & karen Holland jan 09 | | | Posted by nick and karen holland on 2009-01-26 19:45:58 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | I have dined at St Pirans Inn several times since they opened at the beginning of December 2008, and I can highly recommend the good service and good food. The ambience is perfect, and I will be recommending it to all my friends and anyone I speak to on the internet. | | | Posted by Christine Ann Helliwell on 2009-01-26 17:58:20 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | Warm & friendly with great fresh local food. Good value. | | | Posted by maxine ashton on 2009-01-25 16:03:50 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | I take my wife out on very rare occasions and am always dissapointed, but on this occassion I was extremely impressed with the Service, warm friendly atmosphere and quality and quantity of the food. Will recommend to all our friends and family. Now that I have writen this review I am commited to taking my wife back. Many thanks. | | | Posted by Trevor & Sue Bayley on 2009-01-25 15:52:29 |
| Address | Tregea Hill , , Portreath | | Comments | The restauant is beatifully set out and very clean. The staff are extremely friendly and polite. Nothing is too much trouble for the. Unfortunately our table was next to the toilet door and felt quite claustrophobic. The menu is extensive, although there is little for the vegetarian. The fish specials are excellant. It is worth visiting this restaurant. | | | Posted by suebaker on 2009-01-24 21:13:17 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | This lovely pub restaurant on the edge of stunning Holywell Bay beach has been transformed by the new management team. Cosy and relaxing with log fire and leather sofas for winter and in the summer months it has a great outside area. The new owners are friendly and welcoming and on the four occasions I have been there recently the food was excellent, freshly prepared and very tasty. All very reasonably priced too. Good luck to the new owners, they have transformed this place. | | | Posted by Anne Cooper on 2009-01-24 16:24:24 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | great location superb food and excellent staff. decor and ambiance very relaxed.***** | | | Posted by l hoodlass on 2009-01-24 14:45:35 |
| Address | Chiltern House , Callenick Street , Truro | | Comments | Had dinner there on sat night, a really good bowl of mussels and then sampled its lunch menu the following week. Attentive staff and good food. | | | Posted by Gayle Owen on 2009-01-22 15:02:15 |
| Address | 40 Vicarage Road , , St Agnes | | Comments | Wonderful fresh and delicious food, Sally's is a very welcoming and friendly bistro. | | | Posted by Fiona on 2009-01-19 22:05:06 |
| Address | Mithian , , St Agnes | | Comments | superb roast Sunday Lunch in warm surroundings and great atmosphere = smiles all around, | | | Posted by Stuart Thorn on 2009-01-19 09:26:49 |
| Address | 20 East Street , , Newquay | | Comments | the chicken dishes are fab!!!! you actually get proper chunks of chicken.All the dishes i have had have been full of flavour. | | | Posted by samantha prissell on 2009-01-18 17:21:13 |
| Address | West Quay , , Mevagissey | | Comments | We have eaten here on a number of occassions whilst on holiday and have been very impressed with the food, service and decor. We would definitely recommend to others and can't wait to return!!
| | | Posted by Flowitt family on 2009-01-16 18:27:25 |
| Address | Chiltern House , Callenick Street , Truro | | Comments | Loving it, new decor more relaxed, steaks still the best.My margaritta was the db,s. Love it | | | Posted by mike doeble on 2009-01-15 20:30:04 |
| Address | The Wharf , , St.Ives | | Comments | Having had the pleasure to dine at the Beach Restaurant both at lunch time and in the evening I can honestly say that it is a 5 star establishment!
Great food, friendly and accommodating staff and fabulous views of St Ives Harbour await visitors! I can hardly wait to return! | | | Posted by Alison Price on 2009-01-14 15:51:41 |
| Address | 27 Church Street , , Liskeard | | Comments | Celebrated our Wedding Annivesary with friends at the Bay Leaf the meal the service ,the atmosphere was all perfect shall be returning can recomend to any one looking to eat out im Liskeard | | | Posted by Cathie Maunder on 2009-01-11 13:12:01 |
| Address | The Castle , The Wharf , Bude | | Comments | We have been promising ourselves a meal at The Castle for a while and last week we found time to enjoy the wonderful food and feel of the Castle. Kit and his staff are informative and friendly and the food devine! All at very reasonable prices. Well done folks we will be back!! | | | Posted by Sue Lynn and Malcolm Pearce on 2009-01-11 10:52:25 |
| Address | Treburley , Launceston , Cornwall | | Comments | Good looking selection on the menu, but food was "average" restaurant quality. Nice atmosphere. Service a bit slow. | | | Posted by Steve Bassett on 2009-01-11 09:33:02 |
| Address | 53 Fore Street , Hayle , | | Comments | excellent food, excellent friendly sevice. | | | Posted by wendy bambrook on 2009-01-10 12:01:42 |
| Address | Chiltern House , Callenick Street , Truro | | Comments | Very nice meals all round, staeks cooked to perfection. The barbeque ribs were very tender and fell off the bone. Felt almost too full to have any pudding but had Death by Chocolate and it finished me off, very nice though. All portions are big and the waiter and waitress were all attentive and polite. | | | Posted by Ben on 2009-01-09 23:56:50 |
| Address | The Bridge , Newlyn , Penzance | | Comments | The best plate of fresth seafood ever, cooked to perfection and served so pleasantly we will return with friends | | | Posted by Karen McIntosh on 2009-01-09 14:19:36 |
| Address | Trevaunance Cove , Quay Road , St Agnes | | Comments | Excellent scones, coffee with a terrific uninterupted sea view - perfect after a good hike | | | Posted by Karen McIntosh on 2009-01-09 14:17:53 |
| Address | Maenporth Beach , Falmouth , | | Comments | I have been going to the cove for coffee and light lunches for ages (normally I eat on the terrace after a walk on the beach with the dogs) but I recently went there for a christmas party and it exceeded my expectations by far! For a function menu (especially at christmas time) the dishes we innovative, perfectly cooked and served on time. I had the warm poached pear, blue cheese and walnut salad to start which was a brilliant combination of flavours and presented beautifully, followed by a fab fillet of hake. For dessert I had chocolate mousse with homemade marshmallows and warm baileys cream sauce which just flowed all over the marshmallow, my perfect type of dessert!! It wasnt just me though, everyone in our party loved the food and will definitely be coming back during the rest of the year. All the staff were friendly and relaxed but were brilliant at their jobs making the whole evening run smoothly. We couldn't have asked for better service! All in all a brilliant restaurant which deserves all the acclaim it recieves and I would reccomend it to anyone. | | | Posted by Kate on 2009-01-09 13:04:55 |
| Address | Godrevy Towans , Gwithian , Hayle | | Comments | I've just read the reviews for Sandsifter and I see my brother got there before me! I endorse his comments entirely: a really good, lively, fun restaurant serving excellent food which is nicely presented by friendly and attentive staff. Excellent value, considering the quality of food on offer. I recommend it heartily! | | | Posted by Ted Greenwood on 2009-01-07 16:53:49 |
| Address | Tabernacle Street , , Truro | | Comments | We had a great New Year's Eve set 6 course dinner with different sparkling wines chosen for each course (plus an additional surprise Champagne). The food was excellent, tastes to savour. The kitchen is on full view so we were impressed by the team work and how the staff were enjoying themselves at the same time as pulling off a very professional and efficient service throughout the evening. If they're this good on complicated celebration nights with a full restaurant we feel confident that they must be this good all the time. | | | Posted by Les Ruse on 2009-01-06 18:02:09 |
| Address | Godrevy Towans , Gwithian , Hayle | | Comments | ate at the sandsifter today 3rd january 2009, myself and 5 family members all had different meals from the menu, everyone one of us complemented the service, the friendly staff, and above all the wonderful food, from mussels ,mackerel, spicy chicken to warm beef salad. the presentation,was excellent, the food was fresh and cooked to perfection. the price for the 6 of us was under £10 each including a drink. wonderful value for money. will eat there again. and will recommend to our friends. a great venue for a relaxed gathering on a cold winters afternoon. 10/10. | | | Posted by bill greenwood on 2009-01-03 21:36:15 |
| Address | The Wharf , , St.Ives | | Comments | Extremely clean restaurant. Staff were friendly and efficient. Food was absolutely stunning, well cooked and presented. Will definately be revisting when next in Cornwall. 5* | | | Posted by C Gordon-Hughes on 2009-01-03 18:42:20 |
| Address | The Platt , , Wadebridge | | Comments | best full english breakfast in wadebridge.For £4.95 you get toast and tea /coffee plus a full monty. also does proper food, not a huge eating house but great at what it does do! | | | Posted by sarah dibb on 2009-01-01 12:28:59 |
| Address | 21 Church St , , , Falmouth | | Comments | We visited Ratho a few days after Christmas having found ourselves a little disullusioned with some other restaurants in the area. Unfortunately we were the only ones in the restaurant which is a shame as we had one of the best meals we have eaten, and definitely the best meal we have ever had in Cornwall.
The front of house manager was welcoming and friendly, and the restaurant itself is a nicely restored room. However the best part of the evening was the food. Having read the menu we knew we were in for a treat, only a small number of choices and lots of localally sourced food. We had the scallops with leeks and hogs pudding to start and it was fantastic. This was followed by 2 superb main courses - a Cornish rump with braised oxtail pie and dauphinoise potato for my partner, and the Cornish monkfish with crab cake and chive mash for me. Both were cooked perfectly and every texture and taste worked brilliantly together. To finish we had their own creation of cream tea ice cream, with warm scone and strawberry cream. A perfect end to a perfect meal.
This restaurant is a must for anyone in Cornwall, I only hope it continues to thrive and will be around for years to come. | | | Posted by Emma Kettlewell on 2008-12-31 15:59:57 |
| Address | Berrycobme Road , , Bodmin | | Comments | food was excellent service was good sat for a drink in the lounge we were late going to our table as nobody rushed us to it left the table after dinner when we wanted to leave unlike others where your rushed fabulous place to dine for a much relaxed evening would recomend highly | | | Posted by m.pearcey on 2008-12-30 20:51:35 |
| Address | 8 Edward Street , , Truro | | Comments | We'd been meaning to go to Gaudi's since we picked up a flyer somewhere and noticed that there was black pudding on the menu. One lunchtime last we week we got there. The intention had been to have a quick bite and then finish the Christmas shopping but, in the event, we spent most of the afternoon in the restaurant and then had to run round the shops in the last half hour!
After getting into the mood with Kir Royale, we had the black pudding. Jan had it with Scallops as a starter and I had it with poached smoked haddock, poached egg and a beautiful Hollandaise sauce as a main course. I’d started with Pigeon breast. Jan’s main was shoulder of beef with mash and carrots. Everything was perfectly - and I mean perfectly - cooked. I’ve lost count of the times I’ve been in ‘top’ restaurants and found that they couldn’t cook an egg! When it was time for dessert we couldn’t decide so we ended up ordering apple and pear crumble with gingerbread ice cream, chocolate fondant and the cheese plate between us. The drinks were equally good with a small selection of well-chosen, reasonably-priced wines and more expensive ones available if pre-ordered. We went for a mid-priced Fleurie. Very nice it was too. The dessert wines were especially good for a small restaurant and Jan chose a Canadian Ice Wine whilst I went for the De Bortoli Black Noble.
The service was very good. Staff were smart, well-informed and interested. If I was nit-picking I’d like to have been offered water without having to ask - but that was the only thing I can complain about so I’m not complaining!
We had an interesting chat with Nick Boyle, the proprietor, after the meal. He is young, driven and clearly runs a very tight ship. The benefits are clear to see - Gaudi’s must be one of the top ten restaurants in Cornwall. A great achievement. Truro needs this kind of establishment. We’ll be back. | | | Posted by John Nixon & Jan Currie on 2008-12-27 12:15:46 |
| Address | Panier Market , Back Quay , Truro | | Comments | Fantastic food will look forward to coming back this year what a treat! | | | Posted by Britt Arrand on 2008-12-26 20:12:10 |
| Address | Quay Street , , East Looe | | Comments | My Wife & I recently had our daughters wedding reception at this location and the meal was perfect. All the staff put their hearts and souls into their work and when I told Michelle the owner how perfect they had made our day she shed a tear because she was so pleased. Genuine people and beautiful food | | | Posted by Mr T Sampson on 2008-12-23 14:56:15 |
| Address | 33 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | Me and my partner dined at Cribbs, Falmouth on Friday 20th December 2008. We were amazed by the selection of starters and main courses available, coupled with a great selection of beers and wines to finish off the experience. We ordered the Duck Breast with red cabbage and hoi sin noodles, Jamacian Jerk Chicken with rice and to compliment the meal, the choice of rose and Red stripe was genius. The food came out quickly, it was cooked to perfection and tasted absolutely divine. The staff were very friendly and helpful, service was quick and the atmosphere was constantly high. It was as if we were in the caribbean but without the long flight!! 5 stars to the owner (who is also one of the chefs) and to the rest of the staff a huge thank you for making our experience so enjoyable. You have my recommendations and I will talking about your restaurant for a long time ahead. Many thanks. Mr G. Simons. | | | Posted by Gareth Simons on 2008-12-20 18:44:02 |
| Address | Penwartha Road , Bolingey , Perranporth | | Comments | i love the boliney inn, esspcially because my mummy works there she is the manager. I always love helping pout at the
bolingey in, the food is brilliant, and so is the staff
if you every vist bolingey take a look and enjoy the food.
From carols daughter! | | | Posted by Jillian Neathey on 2008-12-16 20:13:48 |
| Address | Hayle Road , Leedstown , Hayle | | Comments | what an unexpected little gem this place is! we called in by chance for lunch a while back and the standards of quality and presentation were amazingly high and the service fast and friendly.we even returned a few nights later and they had a great three piece band on! the place was absolutely jumping...what a hoot! | | | Posted by marion donner on 2008-12-15 10:49:45 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | We visited the Rosewarne Manor in the hope of a traditional sunday lunch, we certainly recieved this and so much more. The food was amazing, 5* all the way and at a very resonable price. There is a large selection of drinks avaliable including local ale, always a plus. The atmosphere was just as you would expect and the staff were very helpful and friendly. I would strongly recommend a meal here whether as a couple or a large group, the proprietors have done a fantastic job here, well done guys. | | | Posted by S Harding on 2008-12-14 18:01:06 |
| Address | 8 Edward Street , , Truro | | Comments | Was it any good? er...fantastic. | | | Posted by Jeremy Clarkson on 2008-12-13 13:18:14 |
| Address | 15 New Bridge Street , , Truro | | Comments | I think that chantek is a very very good restaurant because of the gorgeous volcano ckicken and I love the way that the flames fly up! | | | Posted by Sophie Dolding on 2008-12-12 18:15:26 |
| Address | Holywell Bay , , Newquay | | Comments | Hi had a great meal, great surroundings, helpful staff and great food. | | | Posted by T A Levett on 2008-12-09 20:10:09 |
| Address | Meneage Road , , Helston | | Comments | We went for a meal at the Nansloe Manor, Saturday 29th Nov 08. It has only been open for a couple of months after being closed for a number of years. It really has been renovated to an extremely high standard. The whole experience was absolutely superb!!!!!
The dining room was a lovely, large, modern airy room with vast windows overlooking the grounds.
We had 4/5 courses, as they provided a small mushroom soup before the entree, and we also chose to share a cheese board after our desserts.
The waiting staff were excellent - attentive without being obtrusive.
All of the courses were beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. We had cauliflower soup and pork belly; duck and ragout followed by bread & butter pudding and chocolate fondant and finally the cheese board.
When my husband booked, he mentioned that it was a special occasion, and they presented us with 2 complimentary glasses of pink champagne toward the end of the meal, which was a lovely touch.
It is not cheap - you're not likely to get change from £100, but it is worth every penny.
I would definitely recommend it.
When we went it was quite quiet, but the more people that hear that it's open and how good it is, the busier it will become, I'm sure.
We will definitely be going back - and soon!
| | | Posted by Angie D on 2008-12-04 10:34:48 |
| Address | 26 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | Butchers was a real find. On a recent visit to Newquay I checked out eatoutcornwall and saw this restaurant listed so had to give it a go. Incredibly friendly and welcoming. Excellent menu choices, so much so that I had to return the 2nd night I was in Newquay just to try some more dishes. On my first visit I enjoyed the Crab Cakes and a medley of fish with a great apple crumble to follow. 2nd visit saw me polishing off some delicious local rabbit followed by the most amazing bowl of fish chowder, and then there was no room for a pudding! A good wine list to go with the food as well. This restaurant has to be a winner and I will definately be returning for more. | | | Posted by Charles Sargent on 2008-11-30 15:47:28 |
| Address | 85 Kenwynn Street , , Truro | | Comments | Nigel's cooking never fails to please and he is the "King of Taste" in my opinion. His food will excite your tastebuds into a frenzy and if you've never visited, you've missed an absolute treat! The contemporary decor of the restaurant creates a lovely relaxed atmosphere and the staff are extremely friendly. It is good to know that Nigel is involved in every aspect of the food preparation from the bread through to the chocolates at the end of your meal - a truly wonderful chef. | | | Posted by Sally-Anne Dean on 2008-11-30 14:46:55 |
| Address | Chiltern House , Callenick Street , Truro | | Comments | Welcome back Pippas Steakhouse, Fantastic food and even cheaper now. Even the trouble & Strife enjoyed her veggie food. Well done | | | Posted by John Pinnell & Wife on 2008-11-28 21:57:38 |
| Address | Harbour Front , Charlestown , St Austell | | Comments | have dined there tree times this year, not cheap but excellent quality and service, one criticism too much veg served | | | Posted by Alan Lowman on 2008-11-28 21:21:41 |
| Address | Calais Road , St.Erth Praze , Hayle | | Comments | Excellent service. Fantastic food, the desserts are out of this world. Wayne and Theresa are friendly and made us very welcome. They did a wonderful meal for the Model Rail Club. | | | Posted by Mrs A Lythe on 2008-11-27 18:50:40 |
| Address | 8 Edward Street , , Truro | | Comments | simply fantastic food and great service in a warm and relaxing environment. We had our wedding food here and it was to die for. I have never tasted scallops that good! You MUST go if you are in COrnwall! | | | Posted by Oz & Sarah Taylor on 2008-11-27 14:06:10 |
| Address | 8 Edward Street , , Truro | | Comments | Every time we go to Gaudi's we know we'll be treated like Royalty. We know the food will be incredible & never ceases to amaze us. For an extra special, romantic meal for two I would recommend them every time - and no, nobody's paid me for this! | | | Posted by Charlotte Dixon on 2008-11-25 11:07:15 |
| Address | Marine Drive , Widemouth Bay , Bude | | Comments | This is one of the best restaurants I have ever experienced. The menu is varied and changes regularly and usually includes something out of the ordinary. Great lively atmosphere.
How blessed Widemouth Bay is to have both Elements and The Brocksmoor Hotel. | | | Posted by Stuart on 2008-11-24 15:47:18 |
| Address | The Old Boathouse , South Quay Hill , Newquay | | Comments | your restauant has the most delicious food I've ever tasted I had a great time there. | | | Posted by siobhan boyle on 2008-11-23 13:12:23 |
| Address | 40 Vicarage Road , , St Agnes | | Comments | Whilst on our 1st wedding anniversary break, we drove a few miles from home and settled into St Agnes for a few days. Opposite our B&B was Sally's. We had been advised that there were excellent vegetarian options and fish specials. We passed by the first night, and while we and another couple stopped to look at the menu outside. Sally came out and breezily said "we have some fish specials as well" and handed over a list. As the restaurant was already quite busy and we just wanted a snack before bedtime, we moved on... the next evening we were back, the choice of specials was about the same length as the standard menu - all based on whatever had been caught locally. The atmosphere was jolly, and the staff were clearly enjoying being there and welcomed us warmly. When our generously portioned starters came, we knew we had come to the right place. With some excellent organic local beers they went down a treat. As if by magic, the mains arrived promptly, just the right amount of time to have a quick sip and comment about how lovely the place was. There was no doubt the chef knew what he was doing. The fish (Hake) was fantastic - perhaps the best I've known (and I nearly always have the fish and only if its local and fresh), the stuffed Field Mushroom was absolutely delicious and deceptively filling, with a rare array of flavours.
Between us, there was enough room for just one desert, again, a generous portion and two forks saw that nothing was left. After all the other customers had left, and a couple of coffees, we had time for a chat with Sally. She is genuinely friendly and cares about what she does and therefore does it very well indeed. We met the chef too, a quiet and unassuming chap who takes pride in his work. We would recommend this petite restaurant to our friends and visitors alike, what's more, we will certainly be booking a table again. Top of the class!
| | | Posted by Mr & Mrs Muskett-Geake on 2008-11-20 20:13:59 |
| Address | Mile Hill , , Porthtowan | | Comments | I just had my 21st birthday at the Flaming Wok and it was one of the best places I have been to. The atmosphere was nice, and the food was really good. The staff were all extremely friendly. Towards the end of the evening they brought out my cake, and even sung happy birthday to me!
10/10 | | | Posted by Chris Curtis on 2008-11-19 02:09:06 |
| Address | Old Admiralty House , Mylor Harbour , Falmouth | | Comments | After arriving at Castaways wine bar to first see the stunning location we were then made very welcome. The meal was fantastic, we all had beautiful starters picked from a wide range of tapas available. To follow we were able to choose from a variety of main dishes from the daily specials and the menu, all of our meals were to a very high standard. Fresh local produce that was cooked to perfection. I would highly recomend Castways. | | | Posted by Faye Bastian on 2008-11-18 12:18:51 |
| Address | The Castle , The Wharf , Bude | | Comments | I have visited The Castle many times for morning coffee, lunch and dinner...I've never been disappointed. Always an exciting menu, delicious food and efficient but relaxed service. I'd fully recommend this restaurant to anyone wanting top quality fresh food, at a very reasonable price. Best restaurant around. | | | Posted by Victoria Gould on 2008-11-17 17:56:20 |
| Address | Higher Market Street , Looe , Looe | | Comments | What can I say? Mawgan's Restaurant could very well be the best restaurant I have ever been to. My partner and myself booked up for a quiet, relaxing weekend away and decided to go out for a meal. We were not sure of where to go so asked a local shop keeper and they suggested Mawgan's straight away. We walked in, were greeted very politely and it just felt like home but with someone else cooking which in my eyes is a good thing. The service was of the highest standard with a fantastic selection of meals ranging from fish based meals, more general meals and some with a hint of asian background. The wine selection was really good as well. The meal itself in our eyes was perfect, we rarely get to go out for a meal alone and so to find somewhere with such a warm welcome was a dream come true. I've just found out that Mawgan's is also a B&B so I think we'll definately stay there instead of on a holiday site.
I would like to thank Mawgan's for a very memorable evening. Great service, wonderful food, very relaxing atmosphere, it all contributed to our own celebration and we will definately be back at some point hopefully soon. | | | Posted by Shane Churchill on 2008-11-17 15:21:39 |
| Address | Abbey Street , , Penzance | | Comments | The menu surprise was a fantastic way to spend a very pleasant evening. 5 courses of some of the best food I have ever tasted in Cornwall. The yound chef Adam Cain did a fantastic job and we were well looked after by the Maitre 'd Cinzia Iezzi who guided us through each dish and accompanying wines with the same passion as had gone into the preparation of each and every different taste on the plate.
Excellent. | | | Posted by roger whiteman on 2008-11-13 22:55:22 |
| Address | Fore Street , East Looe , | | Comments | a lunchtime special of rump steak and all the trimmings for a bargain price of £4.95 beautifully cooked on a cold november day was the best meal of our cornish holiday. first rate service with a charming waitress | | | Posted by paul drew on 2008-11-11 20:36:49 |
| Address | West Quay , , Mevagissey | | Comments | the service was exellent staff very frendly and had good experience the food was excellent and tasted sooo good !!!!!! DEFINETLY go again one of the best restaraunts in cornwall one of the few id recomend | | | Posted by S williams on 2008-11-10 20:35:22 |
| Address | Widemouth Bay , , Bude | | Comments | Absolutely fabulous!! Excellent food, brilliant service, great location. Can recommend the scallops and duck with cherry sauce. Will definately be going back again. | | | Posted by Caroline on 2008-11-10 14:54:57 |
| Address | Tabernacle Street , , Truro | | Comments | The best food i have eaten in Truro in 35 years. | | | Posted by boko on 2008-11-10 00:52:39 |
| Address | The Bridge , Newlyn , Penzance | | Comments | Excellent fresh seafood, lovingly cooked in an imaginative way. Generous portions, providing excellent value for money. Nice intimate atmosphere, personal friendly service. Good choice of wines. One of the best seafood meals we have had in a long time. (The mixed seafood grill was huge, containing monkfish, hake, salmon, sole, and the tasting platter to start was big enough for 2, with smoked salmon, soused shellfish, prawns and smoked mackerel. Excellent!) | | | Posted by DAVID BEER on 2008-11-09 13:11:22 |
| Address | Buller Quay , , East Looe | | Comments | The last w/e in October saw my husband and I take a quick w/e break in Looe. Our guide book (The Rough Guide) suggested three restaurants and as we were looking to eat local fish we started off in the Trawlers. It was easy to find and although dark by the time we arrived, it was easy to see how close to the water's edge it was. The restaurant was lively and friendly. We were greeted warmly and seated straight away. The fresh baked breads were absolutely delicious and I think I could have dined on just these with the bowl of olives! There were three different types of bread and each was gently warm and extremely palatable. We continued with both starter and main course - both of which were delicious. I would recommend the bream which was tender and very tasty (unlike my meal the following evening in another fish restaurant where the bream was overcooked and tough!) The service was unrushed, calm and attentive. We loved the evening and the place was fully occupied which is always a plus to us as we both like the hum of people around us enjoying their meals and having a good time ..... as indeed we did. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone planning to visit Looe. | | | Posted by Linda Rigler on 2008-11-09 12:37:34 |
| Address | Sennen Cove , , Lands End | | Comments | I had the worst chicken salad ever at the Beach - had there originally been any flavour, it had disappeared, due to the chicken being served ice cold. I had a quiet word with the waitress afterwards, in order not to embarrass our guests, and asked her to pass my comments to the chef, but was interrupted by a senior member of staff, who said with heavy sarcasm "It is, of course, a SALAD, and we usually serve it COLD. What a pity you didn't warn us and we could have heated it up for you." Her manner was so rude that I was lost for words. I shall never eat there again, and neither will my guests, who are residents of Sennen. | | | Posted by Jane Cullinan on 2008-11-07 13:01:48 |
| Address | 33 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | Amazing place brilliant food had a wonderful evening and shall be returning ***** five star place | | | Posted by paul jarvis on 2008-11-07 11:10:08 |
| Address | 10 Beach Road , Carlyon Bay , St Austell | | Comments | Had another great evening ,enjoyed watching the food being prepared then enjoying every mouthful, once you taste it you will want to go back for more .THIS IS THE BEST . | | | Posted by Pam and Eric on 2008-11-06 12:27:37 |
| Address | @ Bishop Phillpot's , Castle Street , Truro | | Comments | We had a lovely eevning meal at this newly opened restaurant. It is very small but well designed and the staff are very friendly.The seafood is simply prepared and incredibly fresh. Whilst the winelist is quite limited it complements the seafood excellently. We had a very enjoyable evning and are planning out next trip to Truro to enjoy the seafgood cafe again. | | | Posted by Jane Fitzsimons on 2008-11-05 22:03:34 |
| Address | Kenwyn Street , , Truro | | Comments | If I was the location scout for Life On Mars I would have them have dinner every night in Piero's. There are pepper mills in there older than anything in the Royal Cornwall Museum. But there's nothing wrong with eating in a Thatcher Years Italian Bistro theme park, provided the pizza is good. But is it?
I went there last night with my Mamma, bambinis and esposa? (ok no more cod-Italian. My husband). All had pizza (vegetarian, kids', and the prosaically named 'multi topping') except Mamma mia, who had lasagne. The place was much busier than we expected for a Wednesday night, and I think a fair bit busier than the management expected too, if the service was anything to go by. The waiting staff were pressured, but always pleasant. It took long enough to get served for my youngest to make and discard a party hat from her napkin, make two solo trips to the toilet and finally attempt sleep on her chair. She's only four. It was probably about 35 minutes.
But holy moley, when the pizzas arrived, everyone woke up. It's not every day your dinner is in the shape of a rabbit's head with spicy sausage eyes. For the record, I'd rather mine never was, but the kids were well impressed by the pizza pet portrait. My own pizza was the usual round shape, and looked pretty appetising. It had some zingy fresh spinach on it, a floury, broken crust and a fair tomato/ mozarella ratio. Great. Except for the presence of my own bete noir, the rotten reanimated corpse of the golden headed beauty queen of the vegetable kingdom, the dread yellow peril: sweetcorn.
Once I had scraped off the offending veg, the pizza was actually pretty good. Nice and crispy base and flavoursome fresh toppings. The 'multi topping' pizza did indeed have a variety of things on it- vegetables, salami, bacon etc., but sadly no exotic items, like artichoke. Must be the old credit crunch biting. The lasagne, the size of a child's bed, was declared 'good'.
As we left, I wondered whether I could give Piero's a fair mark. Whenever I eat there I'm with a big party. Sometimes it's the extended family. There are requests for extra olives, dozens of straws of the same or different colours, spills to be mopped up. Or I'm with friends, talking loudly with our mouths full and ordering another bottle of house something. The staff are always accommodating, the atmosphere is always festive and you never have to book. What more could you want from an old fashioned family pizza joint? I'm giving Piero's seven out of ten for the pizza itself. For the way it takes you back to your childhood quicker than roller boots, nine. | | | Posted by Julie Ripley on 2008-11-05 16:54:04 |
| Address | 3 Fore Street , , Lostwithiel | | Comments | Small intimate venue ideal for special occassions. Food was delicious, full of flavour and reasonably priced. Service was excellent with staff more than willing to give advice on dishes available. Look forward to a return visit. | | | Posted by Charlotte Ward on 2008-11-05 14:44:17 |
| Address | 3 Coinagehall Street , , Helston | | Comments | We went to C3 for a family meal accompanied by our 4 year old who was made very welcome and the menu was altered to suit his eating habits. The atmosphere was relaxed, the staff were friendly and efficient. The presentation of our food was amazing and it was obvious that much care and skill had been taken to prepare it. The flavours were beautiful and vegetables were fresh and cooked to perfection.We have since booked a Christmas meal with friends and are looking forward to it. | | | Posted by Paula Pickford on 2008-11-05 12:35:29 |
| Address | Saxon Bridge , , Polperro | | Comments | We had our Wedding meal here in September and what a perfect end to a perfect day.
We received a warm welcome by Richard on our arrival and the service throughout the meal was second to none. The presentation and quality of the food was fantastic and we really don't know how the cost is kept so low (we had the 4 course option for £28). Excellent selection of wines. The chocolates served with the coffee were to die for - and we are still dreaming about them! Sad I know! The background music was particularly pleasant and unobtrusive.
The whole experience was just perfect and when we return to Polperro - hopefully not too far in the future - we hope to find this wonderful restaurant going from strength to strength - deservedly so. | | | Posted by Jayne Hookham on 2008-11-04 21:46:06 |
| Address | Berrycobme Road , , Bodmin | | Comments | Had not been for a Sunday Lunch before but the food was delicious.
The veggie option of nut and fruit loaf was really nice, but i was dissappointed not to be able to have roast potatoes, as i was told they were cooked in Beef dripping.Delicious dessert's also.
| | | Posted by Angie on 2008-11-04 21:27:46 |
| Address | 40 Vicarage Road , , St Agnes | | Comments | My husband and I enjoyed 'a fine dining experience' at Sally's as we celebrated our 12th wedding anniversary. Very welcoming friendly staff and well presented, very tasty food on offer at very reasonable prices. As visitors from Cheshire we have recommended the restaurant to the locals! | | | Posted by Chris Brand on 2008-11-04 18:49:10 |
| Address | Parade Square , , Lostwithiel | | Comments | We dined here with my inlaws a couple of months ago & wow, I was very impressed.. On arrival, our waitress was warm & welcoming. The menu was delicious & we all had trouble choosing as everything sounded so tempting. Our orders were taken promptly & any queries were answered by our knowledgeable waitress.
We all opted to forgo starters as the desserts sounded so fab & they didn’t let us down. From a chocoholics point of view the chocolate dessert is a must.
The evening was terrific from start to finish, I have nothing negative to say at all.
Please don’t just read about this restaurant, go there. I promise you will not be disappointed!
| | | Posted by Claire on 2008-11-03 12:48:38 |
| Address | Holywell Road , Cubert , Newquay | | Comments | we have a holiday cottage in Cubert and we are so pleased that someone has finally taken The Anvil and done something decent with it. We ate there twice last week and the food was brilliant, not too fancy, not pretentious, just good honest affordable food. Well done all the guys there, doing a great job, we will be back as i need to try so many more dishes on their menu.
Good luck to them I say. | | | Posted by Tony Parsons on 2008-11-03 11:06:38 |
| Address | 5-7 The Crescent , , Newquay | | Comments | We stumbled upon this restaurant during a very cold day out in Newquay in search of a warm drink. We were shown to an extremely comfortable set of sofas and served the most fantastic hot chocolates and coffees. Once nicely warmed we decided to stay for the Sunday Lunch. The restaurant itself is tastefully decorated and is light and airy and has a very relaxing atmosphere. The food exceeded all our expectations and three courses later we were all well sated. The presentation of the food from start to finish was excellent, with good quality produce and cooked to perfection. The staff were sweeties and nothing was too much trouble. They were even happy to accommodate the fussy palate of a six year old. This is definately somewhere we will be coming back to and will be recommending to others. | | | Posted by The Osmonds on 2008-11-02 21:08:08 |
| Address | 4 Beach Road , Perranporth , | | Comments | We have visited and stayed at Perranporth many times and have previously found the array of pub meals quite poor. Tin Fin was recommended by a friend who lived locally and we were very pleased with what we found. The restaurant not only offered fantastic, tasty food but lovely friendly staff. We will definatley return when we return to Cornwall. Highly recommended. | | | Posted by helen ford on 2008-11-02 11:59:08 |
| Address | Mithian , , St Agnes | | Comments | my family and i recently dined at the miners. staff, ale and food all excellent. we shall return there again and again. steak was superb. | | | Posted by vivien groves on 2008-11-02 11:39:43 |
| Address | Penwartha Road , Bolingey , Perranporth | | Comments | my family and i recently dined at the bolingey. its a real pub, lacking pretence,with excellent food, ale and a very pleasant bar manager. superb. | | | Posted by vivien groves on 2008-11-02 11:37:18 |
| Address | Treen , Zennor , St.Ives | | Comments | Excellent unfussy food, attentive staff, and a very nice place to stay for a few days if you love walking. | | | Posted by Treffry Thompson on 2008-10-31 14:15:52 |
| Address | 62 Lemon Street , , Truro | | Comments | we visited ona pre-booked basis on a busy Saturday evening in October and were greeted by a friendly and professional team who looked after us attentively during the evening. We sat on one of the prime location tables in the front window and whilst it did not detract from our enjoyment of the atmosphere in the restuarant, I would prefer to be in the hurlyburly of the main section when I return. Bizarrely but worth noting for the restauranteur, I have never before felt that I was seated too low at a restuarant table.
The quality of the food was exceptional for the price (£25 a head including wine) although I did think the wine list was on the pricey side. We picked a mixture of Pork, Fish and vegetarian dishes which were of high standard and the fish exquisite, the mussels being the finest I have eaten in 2008. This is a resturant to which I would gladly return, and I would like to thank our delightful waitress Naomi for her excellent tableside manner. Nice one Bustophers ! | | | Posted by Mike on 2008-10-29 15:54:26 |
| Address | Harbour Head , Porthleven , Helston | | Comments | Fab fab fab - what a wonderful wonderful meal - everything was just spot on - the service, the food, the wine - just wish you were closer to the Cotswolds ! - but we will be back ! | | | Posted by Jenny Stewart on 2008-10-28 10:44:48 |
| Address | Holywell Road , Cubert , Newquay | | Comments | Read good reviews about the Anvil before our trip to Cornwall so decided to give it a try. We ate there on the Friday night and it was so good we went back again on the Saturday. Would recommend the slow cooked lamb, the chicken tagliatelle and the rib eye steak was to die for! | | | Posted by Mrs Craig on 2008-10-26 17:07:12 |
| Address | 14 Dean Street , , Liskeard | | Comments | I have eaten here twice in as many weeks. The first time was for a party of 30 and a special occasion for myself. I was given a very friendly welcome along with a compliment drink. The service was first class and the food excellent. My second visit was with two good friends, again a warm and friendly greeting awaited us. There was wide choice of dishes on the menu and meals adapted, where possible, to accommodate specific likes and dislikes. The food was outstanding and of a very high standard, as was the service. This is somewhere I shall return to again and again. I also liked the cosy seating area where I could enjoy a drink before and after my meal.
| | | Posted by Paula Blamey on 2008-10-25 16:23:03 |
| Address | North Street , Lostwithiel , | | Comments | me and my other half recenly visited The Grapevine in Lostwithiel, not only was it a fabulous meal, great atmosphere but also excellent value for money, and whats more they had they own secure private carpark at the rear. the service and friendliness was second to none, thanks for a brilliant anniversary!!! | | | Posted by marilyn griffiths on 2008-10-23 23:17:22 |
| Address | Unit 6/7 Tidemill House , Discovery Quay , Falmouth | | Comments | What can I say about The Shed that is different from all the other reviews?
Nothing, it’s all true, the staff, service and food, are brilliant. We have never found fault whenever we have visited, which is many times over the years. It’s one place that I’ll always go back to with family and friends. Would recommend The Shed to everyone x
| | | Posted by Georgie Connew on 2008-10-22 18:58:22 |
| Address | Wharf Road , , St.Ives | | Comments | We have eaten here a few times. Wonderful food in a relaxed and friendly environment. Lovely views too. | | | Posted by Simon Parkes on 2008-10-22 14:24:19 |
| Address | Widemouth Bay , , Bude | | Comments | Recently had two excellent meals at this liitle hotel. Great value for money and certainly presented and served beautifully in very pleasant surroundings and by very pleasant and helpful staff. 'Tressa' special mention please, lovely girl and you must be very pleased to have her there.
You would not get better food in a big city (posh restaurant) Am going back to area next summer and will DEFINITELY re visit. | | | Posted by Jacky Partridge on 2008-10-22 10:39:51 |
| Address | Fish Street , , St.Ives | | Comments | WE VISITED SLIPWAYS 19/10/08 FOR THE FIRST TIME, IT WAS A LOVELY FRESH LOOKING PLACE, THE STAFF VERY FRIENDLY BUT NOT PUSHY AND GAVE YOU TIME BETWEEN SERVING EACH COURSE, THE TABLE IS YOURS FOR THE DURATION OF THE EVENING IF YOU LIKEGIVING YOU PLENTY OF TIME TO RELAX AND ENJOY THE FOOD. A VERY EXTENSIVE MENU AND THE FOOD WAS COOKED TO PERFECTION AND PLENTY OF IT, NOT LIKE SOME WHO HAVE LARGE PLATES WITH NOT MUCH ON. WILL DEFINATELY RETURN AND WOULD RECOMEND IT | | | Posted by TREVOR & JOSIE on 2008-10-21 12:08:52 |
| Address | Sea Road , Carlyon Bay , St.Austell | | Comments | Fantastic food, In wonderfull surroundings, We ate overlooking Carlyon Bay and had a really enjoyable evening, We will return in the near future and at christmas for christmas lunch. 10/10 | | | Posted by Mrs T Dickinson on 2008-10-21 12:01:24 |
| Address | 26 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | My family went to 'The Butchers' Bistro' to celebrate my nephews' 18th Birthday. It was an excellent evening. The staff were absolutely top grade, they could not of made us feel more welcome than they did. The service was great, fast between courses and should be praised upon their efforts. The meal itself was 'outstanding' We all had various options from the fabulous menu and enjoyed it all. There was so much to chose from, lots of local produce and cooked superbly by the chef. We even had a chef as part of our party and he couldn't fault any of it.
If anybody reads this review then I would VERY highly reccomend a meal here and shall be telling everyone I know about it. Can't wait for my next visit to the 'Bistro'. | | | Posted by John Goodman on 2008-10-21 08:41:53 |
| Address | Wharf Road , , St.Ives | | Comments | We stopped for a light lunch in October and had a wonderful crab sandwich and delicious home made carrot cake. It was the best lunch we'd had for a long time, well recommended with good service and friendly staff. | | | Posted by Alison Lockett on 2008-10-20 21:01:46 |
| Address | Holywell Road , Cubert , Newquay | | Comments | Excellent Sunday lunch at a fair price along with excellent service.Much welcomed in the area. | | | Posted by Mrs Averil Billing on 2008-10-20 16:37:13 |
| Address | 15 New Bridge Street , , Truro | | Comments | I recently visted Chantek with my wife and eighteen-month old son and had a fantastic meal. They found us a quiet corner and made us all feel very much at home. There was a perfect menu for our little one (he LOVED the food and the staff LOVED him!!) and we were spoilt for choice, too. We were both amazed by the spicy Thai papaya salad with lime juice, dried shrimps, chilli and green papaya. I also really enjoyed the tom yum soup with prawns. It's the kind of dish that could ward off the nastiest of flu bugs, with its hit of ginger and chillies - clean, hot and fresh flavours. Mains included a sublime Thai curry and a Chilli Beef from the specials board made with prime Cornish Beef.
I'd recommend Chantek to anyone heading down to Cornwall (in fact, we've already spread the word as far round our hotel as we could manage!). The food is great, the atmosphere relaxed and friendly and the space is lovely.
| | | Posted by Richard Tennant on 2008-10-20 13:47:18 |
| Address | 27 Church Street , , Liskeard | | Comments | we had a party there was 29 of us and was very surprised the food ,service every thing was wonderful ,would recomend and we will all return at some point thank you louisa | | | Posted by mel hoskins on 2008-10-19 22:11:07 |
| Address | Widemouth Bay , , Bude | | Comments | Good food, well presented, good menue, good service | | | Posted by Ian Wells on 2008-10-19 08:47:41 |
| Address | 4-6 New Road , , Newlyn | | Comments | We went to the Pizza Patio at Newlyn to celebrate my 40th birthday. It was not the first time that we had dined there and as usual the food was superb. The staff were extremely efficient and very friendly. There were three children in our party and we were all made to feel very welcome. | | | Posted by Bridget Lewis on 2008-10-17 14:12:55 |
| Address | Widemouth Bay , , Bude | | Comments | duck and cherry sauce was absolutely delicious The lamb shank cooked to perfection added to this a good variety of veg cooked to perfection | | | Posted by Dawn on 2008-10-16 23:10:40 |
| Address | Holywell Road , Cubert , Newquay | | Comments | We ate at The Anvil last night (14 October 2008)and the food was fantastic! Would highly recommend anyone to dine there and the service was great. Very relaxing kind of atmosphere. | | | Posted by Vicky Spittle on 2008-10-15 13:48:38 |
| Address | Quay Street , , East Looe | | Comments | We had a very meal service was friedly but efficent surroundings very condusive to making a great evening welldone we recomend the sail loft to any one looking for a fine dinning experience in looe | | | Posted by Rodger Kent on 2008-10-15 10:09:13 |
| Address | Duloe , , Nr Looe | | Comments | my wife and I have just had one of the best meals for ages, the staff are freindly service is quick and the food excellent. many other places could learn alot from this place. will go there again and would recommend to anyone to try them. | | | Posted by Darren Jane on 2008-10-13 20:44:36 |
| Address | 2 Bank Place , , Falmouth | | Comments | It was a wonderful evening at the 3 amigos, because of a guy I met there, but I don't even know his name. The food has been very tasty.=)
| | | Posted by Sophie Trommler from Germany on 2008-10-13 18:58:29 |
| Address | Peterville , , St.Agnes | | Comments | me and my wife have visted the pub twice in two years and each time we have had good service. the food has been excellent as well. the locals in there are very freindley aswell. hope to be back in 2009. | | | Posted by tiar on 2008-10-13 18:48:45 |
| Address | 11 Duke Street , Padstow , | | Comments | It was our 37th wedding anniversary and quite by chance Margot's had a spare table for two due to a cancellation. (We later learned that normally you have to book a table weeks in advance). Although small, the atmosphere was excellent as was the friendly, courteous service. The food was absolutely exquisite and the fish (we chose cod) was cooked to perfection. We couldn't fault a single thing and would recommend Margot's in Padstow to anyone wanting outstanding cuisine. We dined on 9 October 2008. | | | Posted by Sylvia Fielding on 2008-10-13 14:17:26 |
| Address | 40 Vicarage Road , , St Agnes | | Comments | Enjoyed a beautifully cooked meal from a varied and unusual menu. Plenty of time to enjoy the meal in a friendly and relaxing atmosphere. | | | Posted by Ian Bruce on 2008-10-12 21:47:28 |
| Address | Pendarves , , Camborne | | Comments | great food. excellent service. highly recommended, that good im having my wedding reception there. | | | Posted by s girling on 2008-10-12 20:52:13 |
| Address | @ Bishop Phillpot's , Castle Street , Truro | | Comments | A fantastic secret find for fish and seafood lovers.We had a seafood platter which was both delicious and extremely good value. The restaurant had a wonderful vibe and excellent knowlegable and attentive staff. Fairly priced will definitely return. | | | Posted by Jean and Roger Chegwidden on 2008-10-12 09:27:13 |
| Address | 26 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | all i can say is wow, what a great meal,i would have happily paid twice the price charged,will be back again very soon, cant wait | | | Posted by Tim Bowkett on 2008-10-12 02:08:45 |
| Address | 28 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | This is definitely one of our favourite restaurants - the food is just delicious, the house wines go so well with fish and meats that you do not need look any further. Tony and Alison run an excellent restaurant and, should your lunch run on a bit I(which ours frequently do) still keep smiling.
| | | Posted by Jeanne Goode on 2008-10-09 17:37:32 |
| Address | Old Bakehouse Lane , Chapel Street , Penzance | | Comments | Scrumptious freshly prepared food. Brilliant value at £12 for 2 courses before 7.30 pm. Desserts were to die for. | | | Posted by Beverley Bottle on 2008-10-08 19:23:30 |
| Address | St Just , , Lands End | | Comments | Have just returned from Cape Cornwall-excellent food,good facilities,views from the conservatory were spectacular,nicely furnished rooms,staff very friendly,enjoyed the golf course with its breath taking views-overall an excellent value for money break!! | | | Posted by RAY LEWIS on 2008-10-06 20:49:32 |
| Address | Falmouth Yacht Marina , , Falmouth | | Comments | I would just like to say that the food was fantastic! what a selection..The Seafood was the best i have ever eaten, and i travel all over the world. The staff are truley geat and so welcoming.. I love the chilled atmosphere. I feel comfortable visiting for a coffee/drink alone.. What beautiful views over the Yacht Marina & riverside.. The best variety of daily specials & tapas! I love returning to the Marine bar. The best establishment in falmouth..Cornwall..UK!! Guy's your doing a great job.. Thankyou | | | Posted by lisa liddle on 2008-10-06 20:31:21 |
| Address | Kenneggy Downs , Rosudgeon , Marazion | | Comments | went for sunday lunch last weekend after surfing at praa. the food came promptly and was really tasty. good value for money £7.50 for a good sunday roast isn't bad at all. will go again next time we're in the area. | | | Posted by nikki on 2008-10-06 14:00:09 |
| Address | Parade Square , , Lostwithiel | | Comments | Lostwithiel is blessed with a disproportionately high number of excellent eating places.
I have lost count of how many times I have dined here and yet, inexcusably, I have never written a review.
A wonderful informal atmoshere pervades the dining room with a gentle intimacy. The service is prompt and efficient and Tony, the Chef-patron is always keen to talk food.
The menu is very comprehensive and the cooking superb.
This has to be my favourite restaurant in a town full of culinary excellence.
| | | Posted by Martin Austenm on 2008-10-06 11:36:02 |
| Address | 4-6 Tregoney Hill , , Mevagissey | | Comments | fantastic food ,well presented mark & hazel did a great job see my review on mevagisseys read & review page | | | Posted by albert barker on 2008-10-05 17:11:47 |
| Address | 116 Kenwyn Street , , Truro | | Comments | I decided to have lunch at the One Eyed at with my Mum & Sister after hearing colleagues recommendations. We were not disappointed, the service was excellent & the food even better! There is nothing I can offer but praise for this establishment & will definitely be returning. | | | Posted by Mrs Payne on 2008-10-05 16:55:18 |
| Address | 5-7 The Crescent , , Newquay | | Comments | We went to Pistachio for my birthday when staying in Newquay. I have a problem with multiple allergies and find that eating out can be a problem but the staff were brilliant - happy to discuss my needs and provide alternatives. The service, atmosphere and food were all excellent and considering the quality was reasonably priced.
We have recommended it to many friends and will certainly go back.
| | | Posted by Mel McDonagh on 2008-10-05 11:34:03 |
| Address | Wharf Road , , St.Ives | | Comments | Amazing views, great food and unbelievable value. Really enjoyed our night with you last night, thanks to the team of girls that were working, oh and the boys in the kitchen too! | | | Posted by Peter Williams on 2008-10-05 10:57:56 |
| Address | Port Gaverne , , Port Isaac | | Comments | Lovely lunches and superb breakfasts. | | | Posted by Valerie Cryer on 2008-10-04 21:35:01 |
| Address | Trevaskis Farm , Gwinear , Hayle | | Comments | Don't order the large portion if you want to have room for the fabulous puds. Their chunky chips are THE best in Cornwall.Top Notch. | | | Posted by Valerie Cryer on 2008-10-04 21:33:42 |
| Address | Stithians Lake , , Nr Redruth | | Comments | Made several visits ;always good. Their confit of duck leg on colcannon mash is to die for. | | | Posted by Valerie Cryer on 2008-10-04 21:29:31 |
| Address | Widemouth Bay , , Bude | | Comments | My wife and I had dinner twice in September 2008 and on both occasions the meals were excellent both as regards quality and presentation.The staff are welcoming and friendly.This place is in a different league to any other restaurant for miles around.We ate there on a number of occasions in 2006 and 2007 and our experience was just the same | | | Posted by Mike Bardsley on 2008-10-04 16:59:30 |
| Address | 30 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | You could just walk past this place ...just a doorway with a menu...but do stop and read..sounded interesting so we took a chance..walk down the stairs to find a small room but very well positioned furnishings..we were concerned we were the only customers ...but more folks appeared mins after us...the lady serving was pleasent and friendly ...and then the food ..Well, good ortioned and presented in a stylish manner, wonderful...we shall be back again...my sons 20 & 22...were impressed and said they would visit again | | | Posted by Hilary Preston on 2008-10-03 21:33:12 |
| Address | Summerleaze Beach , , Bude | | Comments | We have been here twice once last year to aleaving party for a member of my husbands staff the food was nice....but we came here a few weeks ago to a friends wedding and the food was even better, the staff friendly and attentive to customers needs...most enjoyable time....might consider for a works christmas do | | | Posted by Hilary Preston on 2008-10-03 21:20:29 |
| Address | Widemouth Bay , , Bude | | Comments | I am reluctant to write a review on this hotel as it may cause it to become too popular but praise where it’s due!!
Hidden away behind the overpowering Widemouth Manor Hotel in Widemouth Bay is a real Gem of a find, “The Brocksmoor Hotel/Restaurant.” A truly remarkable establishment. I have known this hotel/restaurant for many years and it's rejuvenation has been dramatic and impressive.
Jo, Mike and the staff have worked wonders on the appearance and ambience and I have to say it is the best (and only!) place in the area that I recommend. The meals are a delight with a thoughtful menu, beautiful presentation and excellent, non intrusive, service. All at a reasonable price which is becoming more difficult to find! Sunday lunches are outstanding and the whole family made to feel welcome and special. It has become a regular haunt for our family a promises to be so for many years to come.
Congratulations to all. (See you next Sunday Lunch if you if you have room for us again!) | | | Posted by Dave Kitchener on 2008-10-03 11:42:29 |
| Address | Tolcarne Beach , Narrowcliff , Newquay | | Comments | Returned to kahuna again this year with my family and was delighted to find some friendly faces working here again this summer and the food was of the same superb quality cooked by Ryan and his team. I love this place more and more! See you next year!!! | | | Posted by julie obrien on 2008-10-02 18:59:56 |
| Address | Holywell Road , Cubert , Newquay | | Comments | It's a cliche, but new life literally has been breathed into The Anvil. Friendly staff, a good menu (which I look forward to exploring in future visits) and a great standard of food have made The Anvil a place worth visitng again...and again.
| | | Posted by Gary Lazarowics on 2008-10-02 17:09:04 |
| Address | 35 High Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | Il pasto era abbastanza semplicemente, squisito. La pizza perfetta, il calamari meraviglioso. Suggerisco questo ristorante a chiunque. | | | Posted by RJ on 2008-10-01 16:28:57 |
| Address | 40 Vicarage Road , , St Agnes | | Comments | Sally's food is always good. The menu is simple, but with an interesting combination of flavours - with the emphasis on local produce - some very good fish dishes, which change frequently. The crepe with asaragus is delicious and so are the mussels! The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly - under Sally's personal supervision. Go there once and you will return again - as many of Sally's customers do. | | | Posted by Heather Corbett on 2008-10-01 13:39:28 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | Having arrived for a holiday in Cornwall with an aim to eat local produce - cooked to perfection we were not disappointed.
The warm welcome on arrival together with the intrinsic atmosphere of a country house with a slightly contemporary feel allowed our party of five to sit comfortably debating the delightful menus on offer.............this will be the most difficult task for anyone dining here....making a choice from such mouth watering dishes.(The fish chowder starter is a must!)
The whole evening had a relaxed ambience, food was served promptly, piping hot, with care and attention to detail - every individual dish displayed the freshness and the taste that would be expected from the locally sourced products.....which are interestingly available to view on a map at the entrance to the restaurant.
The profiteroles arrived like an artistic masterpiece - and were consumed with passion.
Oddly enough one of my personal highlights was the house red - if you lean towards red do try it - it’s to die for!
We holiday in Cornwall at least once a year - Rosewarne Manor is definitely on our list of restaurants for a return visit.
| | | Posted by Sue Bonner on 2008-09-29 15:34:14 |
| Address | 36 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | Great restaurant, lovely staff and wonderful food. Drinks menu is great too | | | Posted by Hannah on 2008-09-29 14:01:46 |
| Address | Mitchell , , Nr Truro | | Comments | We have tried several restaurants over the years in coming to Cornwall but The Plume is our best choice. We have never been disappointed by the value and variety of foods available. Now included is their "specials wine list" well worth a try. If youv'e got time why not pop in there for breakfast, you will be pleasantly surprised. Certainly our favour eating place. | | | Posted by Peter & Laraine Rodd on 2008-09-29 13:10:19 |
| Address | 19 Old Bridge Street , , Truro | | Comments | Super restaurant serving lovely Indian and Nepalese food. Not overpriced and well cooked. Good service too ! I eat at a lot of Indian restaurants and this one compares well with the best. | | | Posted by Sue Hendricksen on 2008-09-28 20:59:19 |
| Address | London Apprentice , , St Austell | | Comments | Had two meals here whilst staying near Mevagissey. Excellent quality food and well cooked. The staff are well trained and very pleasant. Would recommend this restaurant highly but beg you to avoid The Wheelhouse at Mevagissey which was awful. | | | Posted by Sue Hendricksen on 2008-09-28 20:56:32 |
| Address | Pentire , Headland , Newquay | | Comments | Location,Location,Location.What a vibrant,wonderful place to eat.If you pre-book ask for a window seat.What a view!!!Good choice of menu,good service,overall very good night out.Try chicken liver parfait,thai fishcakes,both were perfect,although rib-eye steak was not so good this time but still enjoyable.The puddings are to die for.We would highly recommend Lewinick Lodge.Cant wait to go back next year. | | | Posted by Jane and Stephen King.Sheffield on 2008-09-27 08:07:52 |
| Address | 26 Cliff Road , , Newquay | | Comments | What a super place,but beware,pre-book.We "dropped in" on a thursday night after arriving in Newquay for the weekend and were the last couple to be given a table brfore others had to wait 1Hour or more.Excellent choice of menu.Excellent presentation.Well worth a visit,would recommend to anyone | | | Posted by Jane and Stephen King.Sheffield on 2008-09-27 07:39:47 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | Having arrived for a holiday in Cornwall with an aim to eat local produce - cooked to perfection we were not dissappointed.
The warm welcome on arrival together with the intrinsic atmosphere of a country house with a slightly contemporary feel allowed our party of five to sit comfortably debating the delightful menus on offer.............this will be the most difficult task for anyone dining here....making a choice from such mouth watering dishes.(The fish chowder starter is a must!)
The whole evening had a relaxed ambience, food was served promply, piping hot, with care and attention to detail - every individual dish displayed the freshness and the taste that would be expected from the locally sourced products.....which are interestly available to view in the entrance to the restaurant.
The profiteroles arrived like an artistic masterpiece - and were consumed with passion.
Oddly enough one of my personal highlights was the house red - if you lean towards red do try it - its to die for!
We holiday in Cornwall at least once a year - Rosewarne Manor is definately on our list of restaurants for a return visit. | | | Posted by Sue Bonner on 2008-09-26 10:00:57 |
| Address | London Apprentice , , St Austell | | Comments | I dinned at the kingswood on the 6th september 2008 and had a excellent meal ! My steak was cooked to perfection and my friends meals were also cooked to a very high standard.
The restaurant is clean and the staff were very polite and efficent. certainly be going back. | | | Posted by Helen Jones on 2008-09-25 18:14:52 |
| Address | London Apprentice , , St Austell | | Comments | We found this lovely restaurant by accident whilst on holiday in Fowey Sept 08.
The staff were very polite, professional, helpful and welcoming.
The food was to an excellent standard, we had steak and it was cooked perfectly. It was served with plenty of vegetables some plain and others more of a side dish in their own right.
The menu wasn't huge but manageable for both visitor to choose and chef to prepare with fresh ingredients. There were also specials on the board.
I have and will continue to recommend this restaurant as we had one of the best meals there even though we turned up, without a booking, just before service closed.
We were not made to feel rushed and had a relaxing main, dessert and coffee.
While waiting in the lounge area to be seated a couple left who repeat booked for the following week, not sure if they were loacl but that is always a good sign. If we lived there it would be a regular haunt that is for sure!
Thanks so much to everyone at Kingswood, London Apprentice, St Austell.
Georgie Wright.
Letchworth, Hertfordshire. | | | Posted by Georgie Wright on 2008-09-25 13:28:55 |
| Address | Fistral Beach , Headland Road , Newquay | | Comments | We chose the restaurant for the views and the simple menu - which far exceeded expectation, in fact the menu could be better presented, "poshed up" to do the food justice. An excess of mussles meant my partners starter was the same size as my main - we queried, but not as a negative, but the lovely head waiter made sure we were charged the starter price for both! Really liked the Assiete of Desserts too! | | | Posted by Annabelle on 2008-09-25 11:52:36 |
| Address | The Old Boathouse , South Quay Hill , Newquay | | Comments | We loved this restaurant, not pretentious or over priced, just amazing fish and seafood with great friendly service. Particularly enjoyed the Crab claws.. mayhem when trying to crack them though! | | | Posted by Annabelle on 2008-09-25 11:48:12 |
| Address | Trewellard Road , Pendeen , Penzance | | Comments | I felt I was taken back in time. A journey through Cornish History, together with the unforgetable eating experience, inspired by Cornish tradition, left me breathless with the fulfilment of a meal, I can only look forward to a return to this venue of excellence. | | | Posted by Miriam Delbridge on 2008-09-24 15:31:57 |
| Address | Trewellard Road , Pendeen , Penzance | | Comments | I felt I was taken back in time. A journey through Cornish History, together with the unforgetable eating experience, inspired by Cornish tradition, left me breathless with the fulfilment of a meal, I can only look forward to a return to this venue of excellence. | | | Posted by Miriam Delbridge on 2008-09-24 15:31:45 |
| Address | Gwinear Road , Conner Downs , Hayle | | Comments | Third visit to Rosewarne Manor since it was taken over.
Staff were very helpful and friendly although the main area was in use for a function and so had to sit in small area around the bar.
However the Food was served quickly, the food from the main menu was excellent. Food from the Bar menu, although cheaper and equivalent to most local pubs is not to quite as higher a standard as the main restaurant menu but still pleasant.
Since my last visit the menu has been updated with more meat dishes than before. During my last visit there were more fish and vegetarian dishes, but I guess they cater to demand.
This appears to be a popular restaurant with people wishing to hire a venue for a celebration, so it maybe worth enquiring if there are any large functions taking place if you are booking for a quiet meal.
The menu, despite the heavy emphasis on meat, shows much more imagination since my last visit. My Salmon was cooked to perfection and very fresh and the chef's choice of ingredients worked really well.
I'd go again, but will check the menu online before I go and make sure no large functions are taking place. 9/10 for food, 9/10 for service, 7/10 for atmosphere on the night I visited (Saturday in September).
| | | Posted by Cheeseman on 2008-09-24 13:09:50 |
| Address | West Pentire , Crantock , Newquay | | Comments |
My partner and I had walked a fair distance around the cliffs and Crantock Beach. We always wait too long to eat and find we are ravenous and of course greedy.
We decided to eat at The Bowgie Inn. Sat in the new conservatory area we perused the menu and made our choice, we were going to choose the puddings later, they looked very tasty.
We waited a little, which I now always accept that the food will be piping hot and fresh but I am still a little dubious because this is not always the case. Our meals arrived and well worth waiting for. My partner was overjoyed at the piping hot steak and kidney pudding with fresh vegetables and the very large plate they arrived on and filled. Mine was a wonderful tasty lasagna and a large fresh salad and rustic bread.
Of course we could not put another morsel in our mouths when we had finished and we had to forgo the wonderful puddings.
The waiter was polite and informative. My only gripe was that when my lunch was served, I was informed that if a required any condiments or sauces, I had to get up from my seat and walk to the bar to retrieve these items. This is a bit of a trek when you are starving and your meal is getting cold.
| | | Posted by Joan Ford on 2008-09-23 17:28:57 |
| Address | Treen , Zennor , St.Ives | | Comments | Three of us had the most fantastic lunch last week, the highlight of which was crab linquine with chilli, although the bitter chocolate brownie with chocolate mousse was superb. This is definitely a foodie's paradise, but with ample parking and lovely clifftop walks to finish. Can't wait to go back and try other items from the menu. | | | Posted by Jenny Homewood on 2008-09-23 15:11:08 |
| Address | Marine Drive , Widemouth Bay , Bude | | Comments | Excellent food & surroundings
the local fish dishes a real
triumph - we eat regularly locally
and would rate this venue as the best. Service was top rate too.
This is what eating in the UK should be all about. Congratulations. Would have no hesitation in giving a 5 star rating. | | | Posted by Maralyn Bailey on 2008-09-22 20:50:28 |
| Address | 4 Beach Road , Perranporth , | | Comments | Brilliant Food here, the best i have had for some years of eating out. Fresh food made to order and packed a taste too. Excellent service with friendly and warm front of house relaxing atmosphere and at very resonable prices. Could not ask for more. Will definetley be visiting again when i next visit Perranporth. A true Gem in a gorgeous bay. | | | Posted by Debra Hall on 2008-09-22 20:30:26 |
| Address | Treloyhan , St.Ives , | | Comments | My partner and I ate here having seen this last year but arriving just after it had closed for the afternoon!
A great local pub with a varied menu, lots of choice, good pub food and generous portion sizes.
I chose a ploughmans with local cornish cheese and my partner had the steak and ale pie.
Both were freshly made, the pie homemade and the ploughmans with freshly baked bread.
A very busy pub, clean and friendly staff. Good service and polite.
Good for a lunchtime bite or evening meal depending on what you are looking for.
Very good value for money - only downside is the parking as limited and on quite a busy road. | | | Posted by Tracey Durgahed on 2008-09-22 17:59:21 |
| Address | Trevaunance Cove , Quay Road , St Agnes | | Comments | I had a great meal in this restaurant although hadn't eaten there since it had changed hands.
The view from the restaurant is fantastic, looking across the bay.
Good menu with plenty of dishes and very generous portions - I shared the starter and the cheeseboard with my partner and we were full up at the time of leaving!
I had the olives & bread, local mussels in white wine with shallots accompanied by fries & bread (the waiting staff were slightly unsure of the menu themselves) and the cheeseboard with local cheeses.
My partner had the rib eye steak with roasted tomatoes - unfortunately he is allergic to mushrooms and doesn't like blue cheese and so the accompanying field mushroom and blue cheese sauce were not for him. The waitress did say that she would request some extra tomatoes.
However, upon looking around at other diners who were having the same meal, the portion sizes appeared to be more generous as the evening went on.
The mussels were missing a spare bowl for the shells and a fingerbowl, other tables did appear to get these along with iced/lime water. The service was good and polite but not consistent when it came to the product.
The food was good value for money and the restaurant much more enjoyable once the very large party with numerous very young children had left.
Would recommend it and maybe would revisit. | | | Posted by Tracey Durgahed on 2008-09-22 17:54:07 |
| Address | 40 Vicarage Road , , St Agnes | | Comments | I have just arrived back from 10 glorious days in Cornwall where I came across Sally's by chance whilst looking for another restaurant in St Agnes.
Having looked at the menu and asking a local couple for any recommendations that they may have, Sally persuaded me in with her specials menu - the roast belly pork with seasonal vegetables caught my eye! My partner also had his eye on this dish but fortunately for me, unfortunately for him - there was only one left as Sally's promote local produce and when its gone, its gone.
My second choice (and his) was the free range chicken in a picante bacon & tomato sauce with seasonal vegetables.
The restaurant itself was small and personal, the owner made us very welcome and the staff gave very good service which was polite and very friendly. It was a very popular place to eat with most of the tables already full when we arrived.
The food was excellent - very good quality and well cooked. Great to see people sourcing fresh local produce, wish more restaurants would.
Very good value for money and a creme brulee worth going back for a second time in our ten day stay!
Would definately go back on our next visit.
Great choice of dishes including some fab looking vegetarian dishes that were not the usual standard choice!
Very good value for money and on the list to revisit on our next trip!
| | | Posted by Tracey Durgahed on 2008-09-22 17:39:41 |
| Address | Trevaunance Cove , Quay Road , St Agnes | | Comments | We booked our table by the window at a time that allowed us to watch the sunset over the bay. The lovely setting was accompanied by great food and good friendly service. The rib eye steak was cooked to perfection and my girlfriend's muscles were amongst the best that she'd had in the UK. Would recommend a visit but would also recommend that you ask in advance for things such as an extra bowl for the muscle shells, fingerbowl or ice in your water as these may not arrive. Excellent value and a great evening meal. | | | Posted by Bryan O'Neil on 2008-09-22 15:48:56 |
| Address | 3 Coinagehall Street , , Helston | | Comments | A friend and I visited C3 recently and were very impressed. The service and food were both excellent. I highly recommend it. I will definitely be a repeat customer! | | | Posted by Amanda on 2008-09-20 17:16:53 |
| Address | 40 Vicarage Road , , St Agnes | | Comments | I booked a table at this resturant on a busy Saturday night. WE were very pleasantly received by the owner and seated at our table. The menu was wide and varied and a our drinks were brought to us whilst we selected our menu choice. The food was well cooked and presented with a variety of vedgetables. The modestly priced wine list offered a wide choice of different wines. We enjoyed the complete experiance visiting Sally's and excelent value for money. We will certainly visit Sall's when we are next in St. Agnes | | | Posted by Ian on 2008-09-18 19:36:22 |
| Address | @ Camelot Castle Hotel , , Tintagel | | Comments | Called in on off chance of a table and met with great staff. Fabulous diningroom very grand but also felt intimate with wonderful views of the sea and surrounded by unique art work.
Meal was very tasty and not overpriced. Meet both owners over the course of the evening and had the most unusual and delightful time. We shared tea in the beautiful lounge with the other diners all of whom were strangers to us. You would never have known it as we all spent an intriguing evening marvelling at the hotel and the owners amazing reception of us all. It was more than just a meal, it was an experience, I would love to repeat and definitely will return when next in Cornwall. | | | Posted by Paulin Hoult on 2008-09-17 15:12:51 |
| Address | Ludgvan , , Penzance | | Comments | food delicious, reasonably priced, the only thing that let it down was the tall grey haired bloke serving behind the bar, he seemed to have an air of arrogance about him. However all the other staff were very polite and friendly. | | | Posted by max jennings on 2008-09-16 16:21:28 |
| Address | 35 Commercial Road , , Hayle | | Comments | Had a meal this evening, and it was delicious. Apetizing menu, friendly staff and clean, tidy restaurant. One thing I want to mention is the desserts were small portions - maybe lower the price or increase the portion size? | | | Posted by Bev Richards on 2008-09-15 22:50:27 |
| Address | Wharf Road , , St.Ives | | Comments | I brought my family to Onshore last weekend and can say that it was a fantastic meal and night out in a quite sunny St Ives. The service was excellent, and the food even better. The tapas I can highly recommend and the seafood mains were a work of art- oh and all overlooking the harbour. A good time was had by all 4 of us | | | Posted by steven evans on 2008-09-15 16:03:36 |
| Address | Holywell Road , Cubert , Newquay | | Comments | Apart from the carbon expended in your journey, you can eat with a clear eco-conscience at Odds. The Building itself has magnificent panoramic views of the Cornish countryside and sea. We were able to watch the sunset over the sea as we enjoyed our excellent meal. The starter of parma ham with parmesan shavings, toasted and pine nuts and beautifully dressed leaves was light and full of flavour. Our main courses of the beef and the vegetarian rissoto were excellent and accompanied by an inventive selection of vegetables. We declined the dessert and opted for the Cornish cheese selection. This did not disappoint and I enjoyed the 10 year old Madeira recommended as an accompliment. The wine list is excellent and all available by the glass. This policy enables the diners to have both variety and quality. Odds is to be highly recommended whether you are a 'grey green' like me or just interested in good local food. | | | Posted by Brian Terry on 2008-09-14 10:41:37 |
| Address | St Georges Hill , , Perranporth | | Comments | An excellent meal for us both. Definately cooked like homecooked food. We wouldn't have visited if it hadn't been for parking there, paying £3 and then getting £3 off the meals so very glad that we did as we were very impressed and would visit again. | | | Posted by Katie & Simon on 2008-09-13 17:20:35 |
| Address | 33 Arwenack Street , , Falmouth | | Comments | An excellent restaurant - food, service and atmosphere very nice. 2 Courses for £15 from 6pm - 7.30pm when we went which was excellent value. The steak was the best that my partner had ever eaten. Very highly recommended and we will definately visit again on our next trip to Falmouth! - Shame its not a bit closer to home. | | | Posted by Katie on 2008-09-13 17:16:54 |
| Address | 1 and 2 New Bridge Street , , Truro | | Comments | I regularly eat out in Truro approximately once a week, we ordered two courses and the quality and service was so bad, we had to leave. While complaining to the waiter and while paying the response was as equally as poor from both members of staff.
Save your money and go somewhere that will like your custom and you will enjoy the food. I was disappointed with the reaction of our complaint and no compensation was offered. Poor food and service!
| | | Posted by Foodie on 2008-09-12 21:41:34 |
| Address | @ Bishop Phillpot's , Castle Street , Truro | | Comments | six Native oysters and a glass of champagne, what a way to start your day excellent stuff! | | | Posted by Charles Fulton on 2008-09-12 12:41:38 |
| Address | at The Atlantic Hotel , Dane Road , Newquay | | Comments | We arrived at Silks without a booking, but enjoyed our 20-minute wait for a table with a glass of Champagne in the stylish bar.
The food was lovely - staff were short that night so service was a bit slow. But the views are great so sit back, relax and enjoy.
The butternut squash risotto was really tasty; steaks were cooked just as we asked; and the white and dark chocolate pudding was 'small but deadly'!
A great meal but one small disappointment - a bar that describes itself as a Champage bar should not resort to re-fizzing the last glass from the bottle using a strange machine. I couldn't stop thinking 'Soda Stream'!
So Silks is recommended for a good meal but check if the bottle is fresh before you order a single glass of fizz.
| | | Posted by Kate on 2008-09-11 17:19:15 |
| Address | Pentire , Headland , Newquay | | Comments | We spent a few days in Newquay and came to the Lewinnick Lodge twice.
Brilliant service, great food and the best views over Fistral.
Although we ate here twice, the menu is plenty varied enough to have two different and equally enjoyable meals each time.
I'm hard to feed as I'm Coeliac, but the servers were friendly and helpful - it was no trouble to them to tell me exactly what I could choose from the menu, or tailor the dishes to suit me.
Recommended: the goat's cheese risotto, the Aberdeen Angus burger and the crab and chilli linguine.
You can't go wrong here!
| | | Posted by Kate on 2008-09-11 17:12:56 |
| Address | 116 Kenwyn Street , , Truro | | Comments | had a lovely lunch on saturday good food in excellent surroundings | | | Posted by jan greenfield on 2008-09-11 16:16:41 |
| Address | Old Bakehouse Lane , Chapel Street , Penzance | | Comments | Nice friendly atmosphere, good food and wine selection. At last a restaurant in Penzance where you can buy Prosecco by the glass!! | | | Posted by Catherine Humphrey on 2008-09-11 09:36:39 |
| Address | 3 Coinagehall Street , , Helston | | Comments | Great place to have a quick coffee (with great little homemade biscuits!), a tasty lunch, an evening meal or a night out with a large group of friends. Have tried all four and each receives the same friendly service and great choice of food - always delicious, and plenty of it! One of us is vegetarian, the other loves his meat, and we both always find something we fancy that day. Sunday Lunch there is our current favourite, especially if there is chocolate mousse for dessert! | | | Posted by Karen & Andy Anderton on 2008-09-10 20:24:13 |
| Address | 12 Beach Road , , Newquay | | Comments | nice cocktails we had last thursday night ta muchly! ps whats was in it expresso and?... | | | Posted by chrystal gill on 2008-09-10 09:43:00 |
| Address | Cannonstown , , Hayle | | Comments | OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THELAMB AND FLAG FOR THE GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE /GREAT FOOD HOME COOKED A RAREITY AFTER BAD EXPERIENCES VERY LOCAL TO THEM ESPECIALLY A DISCERNING CHRISTMAS MEAL. THE STAFF AT THE LAMB AND FLAG ARE ALWAY SCOURTEOUS AND FRIENDLY, ALOLOWING TIME TO BROWSE THE EXRENSIVE MENU. THE SUNDAY LUCH IS SECOND TO NONE, WITH RESPECT FOR ANY OTHER REQUESTS FOR EXTRA VARIATIONS TO THE MENU FULLFILLED. CYRIL IS ALWAYS HELPFUL BUT BOOKING IS ADVISED AS THIS POPLULAR VENUE GETS VERY BUSY WITH ALL FAMILY AND PERONS ALIKE FOR A TASTE FOR GOOD FOOD. WE HAVE BEEN VISITORS TO CORNWALL FOR MANY YEAR BUT ALAS SOME RESTAURANTS GO DOWNHILL VERY QUICKLY AS CHANGEOVER OF PROPRIETERS TAKES PLACE, WITH VERY LITTLE OR NO EXPERIENCE OF THE CATERING PROFFESSION. WE VISIT THE LAMB AND FLAG ON REGULAR OCCASIONS AND HAVE NOTHING BUT PRAISE TO ALL CONCERNED THERE. A VERY HARD ACT TO FOLLOW FOR THE LOCAL COMPETION. IF ANYONE VISITS CORNWALL THIS RESTAURANT IS WELL WORTH A VISIT. BELIEVE US YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. WITH A VERY RELAXED ATMOSPHERE. THEY HAVE NO NEED TO ASK(IS EVERYTHING ALRIGHT. PLEASE PUBLISH AS THEY DESERVCE THE MERIT. THANK YOU | | | Posted by SUE GOLLINS on 2008-09-09 22:18:02 |
| Address | Wharf Road , , St.Ives | | Comments | What an absolutley lovely meal, mackrel starter and the special of the day, Hake, was just delicious, my full compliments to the chef, service was excellent and the view out to the harbour rounded off a perfect meal to end my holiday. | | | Posted by Mark Bouch on 2008-09-09 13:18:15 |
| Address | Penwartha Road , Bolingey , Perranporth | | Comments | The Bolingey Inn is one of the best pubs I have had the pleasure to eat, drink and relax in.
The food is of excellent quality and always enough to satisfy people with even a large appetite, I have tried now on many occasions to eat starter, main course and sweet and only managed it once. I am not going to say that one meal is better than any other on the menu, as I have not been able to fault any that I have tried and believe me I have tried most of them.
Another strong point about the Bolingey Inn is that the locals make you feel welcome and the Chef and staff try and cater to your every whim. My fiancé and I have eaten at Rick Steins on many occasions and felt no more satisfied than the Bolingey at the end of the night.
The only drawback with the Bolingey is that lobster has to be ordered twenty-four hours before you intend to eat it, but when it does arrive you will not find better anywhere else.
So thank you Mike and the Bolingey Inn for a wonderful time and see you next summer.
Bill Rogers Blackpool Lancashire
| | | Posted by Bill Rogers on 2008-09-09 00:18:36 |
| Address | Cliff Road , , Falmouth | | Comments | Just like to let you know we had a 40th birthday on Monday Sept 1st in the evening and the food was excellent also the staff were brilliant. As I am a regular customer enjoying the coffee often, thought I would like to say thankyou.
Kind Regards
Wendy leslie | | | Posted by Mrs Wendy Leslie on 2008-09-07 17:17:34 |
| Address | 16 St.Andrews Street , , St.Ives | | Comments | We visited St Andrew Street Bistro to celebrate our twins 18th birthday and we certainly were not disapointed.
The menu had something for everyone without being too extensive, the surroundings offer great interest and you are made most welcome by the very friendly staff. But above all the quality of the food at St Andrews Street Bistro was simply excellent! This is a must for all who are dining out in St Ives. Congratulations to all involved.
| | | Posted by Richard on 2008-09-06 16:37:18 |
| Address | Holywell Road , Cubert , Newquay | | Comments | Finally at long last Cubert gets a decent place to eat and enjoy a civilised drink and in very comfortbale surroundings. Since the demise of the Tree Tops Inn Cubert has had nowhere and now out of the blue Paul and his team have taken over and transformed a previously mediocre establishment into the kind of place that we would all like to spend an evening in. The food was home cooked/ home made and excellent, great value for money too, great staff,nice background music and an overall thoroughly enjoyable experience. We will be going back often. | | | Posted by Sheila Lovett on 2008-09-06 15:24:37 |
| Address | Fore Street , Stratton , Bude | | Comments | We where at this hotel and restaurant weekending 16/8/2008 and found mein Host very pleasant polite courties and caring.Emma is the perfect hostes and I would like to thank here for making our weekend so happy .Nothing seems to be to much for this kind lady ,the food was excellent and ample , in fact more then one could eat.Thank you for a lovely weekend and for being such a good hostess I can recommend this Hotel very strongly.
Walter and Peggy Richards
Amesbury Wiltshire | | | Posted by W.Richards on 2008-09-05 14:32:47 |
| Address | 14 Fish Street , , St-Ives | | Comments | This is the second year running that we have been to the Saltwater Cafe. The same high standards of service and cuisine were much in evidence. I particularly enjoy the little extras, such as the wonderful spice mix that come with the starter bread. The ingredients are superbly fresh and the menu is varied but sensibly short. The service is superb, with no questions asked about who is having which dish - she just knows! I was pleased to see a very varied age range amongst the clientele and everyone seemed happy. The food is beautifully cooked, so what more can you say?! | | | Posted by Hilary Waller on 2008-09-04 18:49:27 |
| Address | Treninnow Cliff Road , Millbrook , Torpoint | | Comments | I bid for a mael for two at a charity auction for this and paid £100 - may sound above avaerage but was worth every penny !!
Fabulous seafood, friendly staff in a superb atmosphere.
Without a doubt - the best eating out experience since moving to the south west 18 months ago.
Will be going back
| | | Posted by Steve & Susan on 2008-09-04 10:42:10 |
| Address | 42 Fore Street , , Hayle | | Comments | Whilst having a night our from my own pub (rare!)wanted the evening to be relaxed and just nice. As reccomended it was everything i hoped for, Coming from the catering trade myself, knowing pleasing everyone is difficult, all 7 people in our party were satisfied, even our veggie and very fussy member!! Food was great starters huge and scrummy especially peanut parcels and honey ribs. fantastic!! A must for eating out in cornwall! | | | Posted by Anouska House on 2008-09-04 00:51:37 |
| Address | Higher Market Street , , East Looe | | Comments | Being a Morrell my husband and I just had to dine at the Bistro whilst holidaying in Looe last week. I am do like my food and being a vegitarian I am often disapointed with the vegitarian offerings in many restaurants. However Morrells Bistro did not disapoint my taste buds, although they only had one choice of mian meal suitable for vegitarians. I had a fantastic meal as did my husband and children- who were also very delighted by the sticky toffee pudding and left my husband and I wishing we had requested one too! The soup starter was fab, tomato and basil with croutons and the portions were very good. If you get the opportunity to dine at this Bistro you will not be disapointed. | | | Posted by Lorraine Morrell on 2008-09-03 20:53:21 |
| Address | Carvynick , Summercourt , Newquay | | Comments | Another fabulous meal at Viners. We have been here several times and every meal has been faultless. Great service, lovely surroundings in a period building with contemporary decor, and excellent service. I had chicken breast stuffed with brie, my partner went for Veal, both dishes were excellent. Lovely touch with the complimentary apple and |
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