Celiac Restaurants in Cornwall

The Brit Bar & Waves Restaurant at The Britannia Inn in Tregrehan, outside St Austell, is a friendly 16th Century Inn Free House, situated 5 minutes from the world famous Eden Project in Cornwall.

With over 20 years experience in the licensed trade, a warm welcome awaits customers from past and new and from the young to the young at heart.

Open EVERY day of the year, a wide range of home cooked food is on offer, ranging from a la Carte to bar snacks with a wide selection of locally brewed real ales on offer throughout the year including guest ales.

Indaba Fish and Seafood Restaurant, a well established experience on the beach at Swanpool, Falmouth, showcases what can be done with quality Cornish Seafood and a talented chef.

The Beachside Lounge offers stylish dining in the most beautiful setting with amazing sea views. An ideal location for your wedding reception or private parties. In Our stylish, contemporary bar with comfortable couches and a well stocked bar makes an ideal watering hole

The new Land’s End Restaurant is opening after being beautifully refurbished. The sleek new look adds a light, airy and modern feel in which to enjoy the dramatic cliff top views whilst choosing a meal from the menu created by our renowned Head Chef Paul Brennan

With its extensive history as a 13th century manor house the Tree Inn is one of the most interesting places to eat in Cornwall. There is a bar for casual diners, a great restaurant, a garden courtyard and an excellent Sunday Carvery.
The interior is authentic and while historic is not faded or fusty. A real warm welcome and food that is unfussy but of the highest quality chosen for it s freshness and locality.
A real winning combination.

Come and enjoy the cosy, intimate atmosphere of one of Newquay’s best-loved fish, seafood and steak restaurants. Combining the best in Cornish food, wine and beer, we know you’ll enjoy what our chef Chris, has to offer.A true Cornishman through and through, Chris is both a Master Butcher and chef who insists on using only the very best Cornish produce. Really fantastic food at affordable prices, we just know you’ll come back time after time!
THERE ARE NO STRAGERS HERE, JUST FRIENDS YOU HAVEN'T MET YET!

A modern and contemporary designed bar and dining room, knowledgeable and friendly staff and views worth photographing!.

Our simple Italian menu offers a relaxed dining experience in an amazing venue within a stunning location.

A tremendous package that has the reservations book full to bursting...

The Pub is in the Pendeen / Botallack area on the North Cornish Coast, with the surf beach and Village Sennen Cove just a short drive away. The new owners, Martin and Gill, since taking over, have transformed the Pub making it into a very comfortable, warm, cosy Bar and Restaurant. Where we aim to serve good value, home made Pub grub.

Kahuna Restaurant and Beach Bar is the number one choice for sunshine-infused food and relaxed seaside atmosphere. With panoramic views across Tolcarne Bay, we have all the charm and style of an upmarket beach shack and our simple styling appeals to the unpretentious crowd who visit. But while the interior, with its bank of windows is lovely, it’s our terrace that really sells this spot – elevated just above the shoreline on Narrow Cliff, this sun trap has views to the horizon, unimpeded by anything more than passing boats and birds.

A fresh new approach to dining in Perranporth with it's relaxed and modern multi-coloured chairs making it look super trendy. The food though is the star with fresh daily changing options freshly cooked with the emphasis on locally sourced ingredients with a modern and traditional European theme.

Tucked behind the cathedral, the Riverbank is one of Cornwall’s newest venues for food, drink and live music.
Everything on the Riverbank’s menus is made fresh on site and sourced locally, wherever possible, in order to contribute to maximum taste and, ultimately, customer satisfaction.

The Harbour View is the perfect place to go in Falmouth at any time of day. With fantastic views over the harbour, choose to dine in our fresh, contemporary interior or outside on the spacious deck. For cooler evenings and chilly days al fresco, ask to borrow one of our complementary fleece blankets or choose a table under the giant heated umbrella.

Nestled above the cliffs of Pentire Headland, looking out across the mighty Atlantic, The Lewinnick Lodge has probably one of the best coastal views anywhere in the county. Serving modern British food with an emphasis on fresh fish, the Lodge has long been established as the premier location to enjoy fine Cornish fare and hospitality.

Possibly the busiest pub restaurant in Cornwall! The queues in the summer are legendary so arrive early. The hundreds that eat here daily are testament to the great cooking here and the British love of a good old roast dinner. Always brilliantly cooked and hot and fresh there is a range of dishes to suit but the buffet style carvery is king. Leave room for pud, they're also amazing.

Set in beautiful surroundings close to the tiny hamlet of Sithney, Helston, The ivory is an outstanding place to come and relax and enjoy the amazing food on offer. With the very best team of professional staff on board you can be sure of the upmost attention from the second you enter this wonderful environment.
The pride of The Curtis Family, this contempary creation combines clean modern styling with varied rustic and tradtional cuisine.

Located in the historic village of Lanlivery and one of Cornwall’s oldest pubs, The Crown Inn. It is known that there has been an inn on the site since the 12th century serving weary travellers using the ancient track known as the Saint’s Way.

Much of the present building still dates from the 12th century although the pub was extended to house the stonemasons who built to charming church of St Brevita, which is located just behind the pub.

Falmouth’s only fully Vegetarian café, and, possibly Cornwall’s smallest café, specialising in middle eastern mezze - there’s no other café like it!

Kota Kai will be open from 11.30am every day, and will stay open throughout the afternoon to cater for those looking for a delicious cup of coffee, healthy smoothie, naughty cake or cocktail, or Mini Kai and a glass of wine

Sitting on the Sun Soaked Terrace with a large bowl of Mussels and a glass of crisp chilled wine you would be forgiven for believing you must be somewhere on the Mediterranean coast as you watch the sparkling sea and the Tall Ships bobbing in the harbour.

Popular bar, restaurant and carvery just outside Helston near Wendron. Traditional carvery served every Sunday Lunch (booking essential as it incredibly popular) and roasts served from the kitchen at all other times..

As the name implies, The Loft was originally built as a Sail Loft over 100 Years ago. Even though over the years, there have been many minor structrual changes and alterations, it has still managed to retain all of its original charm.
The Loft is situated in the heart of the Old Artist Quarter of St Ives where you will find several little shops selling a variety of carvings, paintings etc.

Located in the historic village of Lanlivery and one of Cornwall’s oldest pubs, The Crown Inn. It is known that there has been an inn on the site since the 12th century serving weary travellers using the ancient track known as the Saint’s Way.

Much of the present building still dates from the 12th century although the pub was extended to house the stonemasons who built to charming church of St Brevita, which is located just behind the pub.

We try to have the kind of restaurant that we like to eat in ourselves; informal service, good food and good wine.
And how do we go about that?
Well the majority of the chef's ingredients are sourced locally (supporting our traditional agricultural economy, minimising food miles, ensuring absolute freshness). And just about everything, including the bread, is freshly made on site.
We have oysters from the Helford River; fish and shellfish caught by local dayboats; game from the estate; fruit and herbs from local farmers; meat and poultry from local suppliers; seasonal vegetables.

The Pub is in the Pendeen / Botallack area on the North Cornish Coast, with the surf beach and Village Sennen Cove just a short drive away. The new owners, Martin and Gill, since taking over, have transformed the Pub making it into a very comfortable, warm, cosy Bar and Restaurant. Where we aim to serve good value, home made Pub grub.

Kota Kai will be open from 11.30am every day, and will stay open throughout the afternoon to cater for those looking for a delicious cup of coffee, healthy smoothie, naughty cake or cocktail, or Mini Kai and a glass of wine

It's easy to see why The Welcome Stranger Restaurant has become so successful under the experienced management of Lester and Carol Bale!..With more than 25 years experience and great staff to assist them, they have established The Welcome Stranger as one of the most popular family restaurants in the area...Serving The Great British Favourite well is what they do best.

Formerly a 17th century watermill, the popular pub and restaurant has a long reputation for good beer, wines and food. Relaxed informal and un-pretentious, the menu contains many traditional and modern pub favourites. Also available are daily specials featuring a variety of local fish and meat dishes. On a sunny day a meal or drink in the beautiful garden, sat by the stream or waterwheel, is a very relaxing experience.

The top of the premier league of Cornish restaurants after 15 years, Tabb\'s has a loyal following. With it\'s recent move from Portreath, the new space is revitalised modern and airy. The food is still firmly rooted in French tradition with the best ingredients available many of them Cornish. Super pre-theatre offer and lunch service have few equals in the county\'s capital.

Situated right on the Quay in Mevagissey, Quay West Cafe and Fish Bar, it's position offers unrivalled views of this picturesque working Harbour.

"A Rural Retreat for a Sweet or Savoury Treat"
Find out all the information about this hidden refreshment and function venue located on the edge of disused quarry workings on the Penryn to Gweek road (old B3291) between the hamlets of Treverva & Brill, Cornwall.

Sitting at the quayside edge facing all of the busy fleet, this popular Mevagissey eatery serves up tasty British classics with an emphasis on the freshest local fish. There are still plenty of non fish alternatives, you can be assured of a superb lunch or evening meal as everything is made with care on the premises using fresh local ingredients.

Located in the historic village of Lanlivery and one of Cornwall’s oldest pubs, The Crown Inn. It is known that there has been an inn on the site since the 12th century serving weary travellers using the ancient track known as the Saint’s Way.

Much of the present building still dates from the 12th century although the pub was extended to house the stonemasons who built to charming church of St Brevita, which is located just behind the pub.

Mediterranean style seafood restaurant with asian influence. Using only the freshest local ingredients, The Wave Restaurant makes for an exceptional dining experience.

This stylish hotel and Restaurant in Mousehole is situated within stunning sub-tropical gardens leading onto the beautiful Cornish coastline and the historic fishing village of Mousehole.
Whether you use the Old Coastguard as a base to explore the beautiful Penwith coastline or as a romantic break to escape and unwind, you will find the superb facilities will cater for all of your needs during your holiday in Cornwall.

If you like relaxed dining in an airy, stylish modern restaurant with a happy atmosphere, the Bay's the place to eat in Penzance.The restaurant opens onto a deck with magnificent views across Mount's Bay, over the rooftops to Penzance harbour. Service is attentive & unfussy with plentiful imaginative modern European cuisine and great attention to detail makes The Bay one of the best restaurants in Penzance.

This two AA rosette awarded restaurant, fully refurbished in 2010, prides itself on promoting the very best Cornwall has to offer by serving inspiring local dishes coupled with excellent customer service.

Dailiy changing menus are freshly prepared by Head Chef Benjamin Palmer - definitely a name to watch!

Barclay House Hotel & Restaurant is the hidden gem of Cornwall.

Check out one of the newest restaurants in Truro.
Just a few minutes walk from the centre, Gravy Boesti is located on Edward Street just a few minutes walk from the main shopping areas near the Crown Court.

"The Treleigh Arms proudly delivers an individual service. You can be assured of quality British food, superb Real Ales, very fine wines and excellence in service. A warm and welcoming atmoshpere await you in the Bar, whilst the Restaurant offers both space for family celebrations and seclusion for those special occasions. Outside the terrace is ideal for enjoying a cool pint on hot summer days. As well as the terrace, the gardens sport a floodlit lime chippings petanque piste with boules hire available at the bar (see the TAPS page for details on own website.)

We are rightly proud of the Mount Haven Restaurant, which has recently been awarded a second AA Rosette. The decor is chic and inviting, with comfortable seating, crisp white table linen, fresh flowers, and beautiful local art for you to enjoy.
The emphasis of the menu is on simplicity and taste. It’s this straightforward approach to cooking that allows the quality of the ingredients to shine through and it has also has helped us win numerous awards over the years.

Cafe is fast becoming a Penzance institution. Loved by locals and visitors alike it is the perfect place to while away a lazy summers day.
Here at Poolside Indulgence we pride ourselves on serving good quality, affordable food in the most beautiful of surroundings. The café overlooks the fabulous Jubilee Pool, one of the best preserved lidos in the country, and from the top terraces you can enjoy spectacular views across the bay to St. Michaels Mount

The Sportsmans Arms is located on the outskirts of Penzance, just off the A30 Lands End road, but within five minutes drive of the town centre. The pub has been taken on by Helen and Paul and a complete refurbishment of main bar, dining area and all facilities now offers a warm welcome, excellent real ales and a growing reputation for offering delicious homemade meals, using locally sourced produce where possible.

A consistently popular bistro in Mousehole offering the finest Cornish meat and seafood with style and substance. A recent partnership of renowned local chef Keith Terry has made the whole affair more approachable and certainly more affordable.
Excellent flavours and a real different offering from many similar restaurants.

Located in the historic village of Lanlivery and one of Cornwall’s oldest pubs, The Crown Inn. It is known that there has been an inn on the site since the 12th century serving weary travellers using the ancient track known as the Saint’s Way.

Much of the present building still dates from the 12th century although the pub was extended to house the stonemasons who built to charming church of St Brevita, which is located just behind the pub.

A landmark eco building houses a fresh new approach to dining in Cornwall. Miss Peapods is casual café cum restaurant that is environmentally responsible, care's passionately about the food they buy insisting on the best organic produce and free range ingredients in a relaxed child friendly setting.

MORRELLS BISTRO is young, light hearted and fun with the emphasis on locally sourced ingredients. Great children's choices and something for everyone with Lunch, Afternoon Tea, Early Bird Menus and a full a la carte evening menu on offer. Definitely different from many of the nearby traditional restaurants.

Hayle landmark restaurant has recently undergone a huge addition to the already popular country restaurant. Larger dining room, landscaping, and outdoor area. Pick your own, an onsite farm shop and the freshest of local foods. Arrive early, it\'s always full.

Nestled into the cliffs on South Fistral Beach, Bodhi’s offers the perfect location to relax and enjoy the stunning views from our balcony of the World Famous surfing mecca that is Fistral Beach. A beach cafe by day - which welcomes wetsuits, dogs and children; transforming to a candlelit Bistro by night - with ambiance, magnificent views and serving wonderful fresh seafood and a daily specials menu.

The new Land’s End Restaurant is opening after being beautifully refurbished. The sleek new look adds a light, airy and modern feel in which to enjoy the dramatic cliff top views whilst choosing a meal from the menu created by our renowned Head Chef Paul Brennan

The White Hart dates back to the 1300 as one of the oldest pubs in the area and has a wealth of charm and character.
Andrew and Beverley Hay welcome guests to their charming country pub located in this beautiful part of the Cornish countryside where they offer a wide range of Real Ales and Fine Wines.
From Fine Dining to Bar Snacks Beverley oversees the food preparation herself and selects the menu, which changes daily with a fabulous Vegetarian Menu.
Enjoy wining and dining outside in our delightful beer garden with Cornish palms and views of the church tower.

We try to have the kind of restaurant that we like to eat in ourselves; informal service, good food and good wine.
And how do we go about that?
Well the majority of the chef's ingredients are sourced locally (supporting our traditional agricultural economy, minimising food miles, ensuring absolute freshness). And just about everything, including the bread, is freshly made on site.
We have oysters from the Helford River; fish and shellfish caught by local dayboats; game from the estate; fruit and herbs from local farmers; meat and poultry from local suppliers; seasonal vegetables.

2 Fore Street is a chic and stylish French bistro-style restaurant on Mousehole harbour front with views across Mount's Bay as far as Lizard point. The menu changes regularly to reflect the freshest of local produce and boasts an array of crowd pleasers from old fashioned fish and chips, homemade burger with Cornish Blue cheese and red onion marmalade and locally caught mackerel smoked in house with a simple salad or made into a delicious pate served with our homemade bread toasted.
As well as the dining area, you can enjoy long summer days in a beautiful secluded garden.

The Turks Head Inn is a beautiful, typically Cornish public house dating from around 1233, making it Penzance’s oldest pub. The award winning menu here offers Great British Classics cooked with care using good local ingredients

Look no further for "The Great British Favourite-Fish and Chips". Situated in the heart of Roche, St Austell, is this very popular family owned Fish and Chips Restaurant. Serving a variety of tasty high quality, sit down table service meals and take-aways.

Catering for Coeliac requirements, they serve a delicious Coeliac friendly fish and chips meal.

Ample free parking and friendly staff make this a great choice for locals and tourists!!

The Atlantic Inn is situated on the hill overlooking the picturesque fishing village of Porthleven with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.
The team of chefs here ensure your food is freshly prepared, presented and served to the highest standard

The Atlantic Inn is situated on the hill overlooking the picturesque fishing village of Porthleven with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.
The team of chefs here ensure your food is freshly prepared, presented and served to the highest standard

Encompassing the association with the Mexican flavour, the burnt orange and yellow walls blend well with the atmospheric lighting, which creates a perfect mood and ideal setting for an enjoyable evening meal.

Formerly a 17th century watermill, the popular pub and restaurant has a long reputation for good beer, wines and food. Relaxed informal and un-pretentious, the menu contains many traditional and modern pub favourites. Also available are daily specials featuring a variety of local fish and meat dishes. On a sunny day a meal or drink in the beautiful garden, sat by the stream or waterwheel, is a very relaxing experience.

The Bean Inn was born in 2003 and its reputation has grown steadily throughout the years. A popular choice with both tourists and locals, The Bean Inn is proud of its reputation as being ‘Something of an institution on the Cornish Scene’ (Cornwall Today 2009) offering diners in West Cornwall a ‘gourmet vegetarian experience’ (The Cornishman, 2009). We were also delighted to be listed as one of Britain’s 10 best vegetarian restaurants in ‘The Times’ (Times Online, 2008).

The Plume of Feathers is a friendly traditional English pub located just off the main A30, 2.5 miles from the North Cornish coast. An ideal resting place to stop for a drink, home cooked meal or even stay the night in one of the ensuite rooms. Within easy access to the Mineral Tramway Cycles Paths and just half a mile from the fantastic wedding venue Scorrier House.

Situated within a 19th century manor overlooking Porth beach with beautiful coastal views, Beaucliffes Restaurant enjoys a well earned reputation for fine dining and service. Our A la Carte menu offers daily changing specials. Open 7 days a week for light lunches and dinner.

The Heron Inn is a hidden gem perched above the confluence of not two but three Cornish rivers on the edge of the Cathedral city of Truro, enjoy yachts, real ales, fresh local produce and a warm welcome by your friendly hosts Karen and Jonathan Berg.

One of the most popular places in West Cornwall for Jazz every Sunday lunch time. A wonderful welcome is guaranteed with a relaxed dining room. Home made traditional pub grub with an excellent reputation and some great fresh seafood on the specials board.