Cornish Speciality Foods Restaurants in Cornwall

The famous Café Citron is back at our new location set in Boscawen Park at Truro. There’s the same use of fresh local produce, simply prepared and with a daily changing menu. Enjoy a few dishes of tapas, a full meal, a Cornish cream tea, or a fair trade coffee or just a drink on the terrace. Citron is a place to relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
Parking is easy and there’s plenty of seating outside to enjoy the glorious British weather!

Hansons Restaurant at 4 star Fowey Hall Hotel Luxury Fowey Hall, was the inspiration behind Toad Hall in 'Wind in the Willows' and sits in a spectacular location overlooking the sailing and fishing port of Fowey on the South Cornish coast, within its original walled gardens and with commanding views of the river estuary and far out to sea.

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...

Seadrift' is a stylish contemporary Kitchen - Cafe and one of the newest restaurants in Porthleven located near the picturesque harbour on the beautiful South Cornish Coast.
Our food is at the heart of what we offer, Chris the chef produces the dishes on the menu using the freshest produce sourced from the local area.
With all of our menu, everything is produced and made in our kitchen therefore dietary requirements are catered for please let us know when you come in.

The award winning ‘The Riverside’ is situated in the beautiful village of Boscastle in North Cornwall.

Nestled in a secluded valley, we have a thirteen bedroom establishment catering for walkers, cyclists, day trippers or holiday breaks.

In addition, overlooking the River Valency, the Riverside’s restaurant and teagarden is a great spot to relax with family and friends.

We offer teas, coffees, lunches, homemade cakes, Cornish Cream Teas and evening meals.

Carved into the Cubert hillside, Odds - The Restaurant, is the realisation of owner Adam Coad to create a purpose built restaurant to share his passion for fine food and wine - to create a total dining experience from farm to table.

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.

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 Trelawney restaurant at The Falmouth Hotel has rightfully earned an AA Rosette for good food - recognised and respected for good dining. This Falmouth restaurant has a period feel to it - Victorian charm with a hint of renaissance France. The atmosphere is warm and convivial for a relaxed dining experience. It's a popular venue for residents and it attracts non-resident guests too, particularly for Sunday Lunch.

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

Nestled in a sheltered valley of beautiful landscaped gardens and woodlands, Hustyns guarantees tranquillity and privacy. Hustyns Brasserie Restaurant & Lawn Function Suite is very much a part of this experience.

Truly an oasis of luxurious accommodation and unsurpassed facilities, where you can enjoy a subtle blend of country life and modern living in the heart of north 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.

Ideally situated on the beautiful North Cornwall Coast, The Widemouth Manor Hotel is set within its own gardens, and stands high up near the cliffs that overlook Widemouth Bay near Bude.

The hotel is stylishly decorated in cool shades of blue, reflecting its close proximity to the beaches of Widemouth Bay.

The hotel offers fine dining in the elegant main restaurant which has its own bar, whilst a more relaxed atmosphere can be enjoyed in the sports bar.

The bedrooms are well appointed and comfortable and for those seeking extra relaxation a spa room is available to guests.

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.

AA Rosette, award winning restaurant in Falmouth with stunning views of the ocean, Falmouth Bay & the Cornish coastline. The Flying Fish Falmouth restaurant is a stylish, contemporary and friendly restaurant for the discerning diner… Our roof terrace offers a great opportunity for "sun downers" and al fresco dining in warmer months.

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

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.

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 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

New Cafe Bar and Restaurant, Amethyst, opened in January 2012 in New Bridge Street - right in the heart of the beautiful City of Truro.

Owned and run by the experienced team of Melanie Evans and Keith Vernon, this superbly decorated Cafe Bar and Restaurant is open for fabulous Italian Coffee and fantastic Cakes from 10.30 a.m. every day, including Sunday.

At night Amethyst becomes a Bar and Cocktail Lounge with stunning Restaurant menus - this is the 'in place' to be seen!

Our restaurant is called Bread & Wine because that’s what we are about - great food and fine wine…

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.

The Art Deco style pub was built in 1933 to replace the original building, which literally collapsed. The pub has been run for the last 10 years by Peter, Anita George and Family who aim to guarantee you a warm welcome and good quality, good value pub food.

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.

2 Fore Street is a chic and stylish French bistro-style restaurant overlooking Mousehole harbour front with views across Mount's Bay as far as Lizard point.
As well as the dining area, you can enjoy long summer days in a beautiful secluded garden.

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.

Overlooking the fishing harbour of Port Isaac and dating back to 1527, The Slipway is in a wonderful location. Meals are served in the restaurant or outside on the terrace.

Menus focus on fresh fish, seafood and local produce and there is a creative wine list. Staff are young and friendly providing a professional yet informal service.

Our exquisite Restaurant with magnificent views focuses on the finest Cornish produce available, working with growers and producers directly. With fresh local fish and shell fish bought daily from St Ives day boats, we can guarantee fresh ingredients

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.

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.

The Shed is a trendy approachable family friendly restaurant and cocktail bar located next to The Maritime Museum, it has a great atmosphere for lunch, dinner or for a coffee and a chat.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

For 20 miles around the Halzephron Inn is synonymous with good food, Winners of a bucket full of dining awards including Cornwall Dining Pub of the Year 2005. Reservations in the evening are recommended in summer as it gets very busy. Lunches are popular with outside dining a real treat.

The day boats and trawlers of Newlyn tie up just two miles west of here. So you'd rightly expect our menu to have plenty of fish and seafood. It does.

The Logan Rock was originaly built as a hostelry, approximatly 400 years ago. Obviously, over the years there have been some structual changes but the main areas of the Pub are still pretty much original with all its character and history and still continues to serve a good pint of ale with good homemade Pub grub, all freshly prepared with locally sourced ingredients and fresh fish, straight from Newlyn Market

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 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.

Almost hidden away in St.Ives’s original High Street just behind the Harbour, the Bistro is a favourite haunt of locals and regular visitors to this beautiful seaside town.
Fresh Fish and Meat dishes are served alongside some amazingly unique specials such as Pastas, Soups, Risottos and Salads, as well as a full Vegetarian menu.

Seadrift' is a stylish contemporary Kitchen - Cafe and one of the newest restaurants in Porthleven located near the picturesque harbour on the beautiful South Cornish Coast.
Our food is at the heart of what we offer, Chris the chef produces the dishes on the menu using the freshest produce sourced from the local area.
With all of our menu, everything is produced and made in our kitchen therefore dietary requirements are catered for please let us know when you come in.

Well establishedon to the West Cornwall dining scene, Ben's Cornish Kitchen with it's exposed granit, whitewashed wall and solid wooden floor and quality furniture gives off a real Cornish feel and with such a tantilizing menu its sure to attract the most avid diner.

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.

A bit of a well known secret to Truro locals offering great home made sandwiches, soups, cakes and hot dishes daily from an experienced chef/patron. Fodders is an excellent choice for vegetarians and vegans, also offering allergy free foods including gluten free options. A great place to visit after a day of shopping where only a good cup of coffee and a huge slice of lemon meringue will do.

Situated in the picturesque fishing village of Mevagissey and specialising in Local Cornish Produce, this restaurant provides you with food of the highest quality!

Choose from the array of locally caught fish to the wonderful cheeses,Lobb\'s Farm beef and lamb to the mouthwatering home-made desserts and superb local award winning wines from Bosue vineyard.

Perched out in the middle of the river mouth with the Atlantic on the door there are few locations in Cornwall as breathtaking. Casual dining and chilled out beach vibe by day. Superb bistro with an emphasis on fine seafood and meats by day or night. A top notch restaurant in a top notch location.

"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.

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.

For 20 miles around the Halzephron Inn is synonymous with good food, Winners of a bucket full of dining awards including Cornwall Dining Pub of the Year 2005. Reservations in the evening are recommended in summer as it gets very busy. Lunches are popular with outside dining a real treat.

No 1 Rock Road is an exciting new restaurant offering spectacular views across the Rock Estuary making your dining experience truly exceptional.

In a stunning location matched by outstanding cuisine, enjoy the locally sourced seasonal produce, or a ‘kiss from the sea’ such as Rock estuary mussels, oysters and our fresh catch of the day along with a wide selection of pastas.

Our chef will offer impressive dishes and the finest flavours that will excite your senses, so look out for our daily special board.

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.

Poolside Indulgence has become a Penzance institution. Loved by locals and visitors alike it is the perfect place to while away a lazy summers day. 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

Provedore is Falmouths best kept local secret, beginning with the colourful Spanish style décor, boutique courtyard complete with olive tree and sunshine and the most splendid array of home made fresh food, Here you will find locals reading books and sipping coffee or friends tucking in to their speciality Paella made in traditional pans with the finest Newlyn shellfish and line fish. Provedore is a place for idling and enjoying and being a little bit lazy.

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.

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

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.

The Logan Rock was originaly built as a hostelry, approximatly 400 years ago. Obviously, over the years there have been some structual changes but the main areas of the Pub are still pretty much original with all its character and history and still continues to serve a good pint of ale with good homemade Pub grub, all freshly prepared with locally sourced ingredients and fresh fish, straight from Newlyn Market

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

Many years ago The Well used to be the village pub, then known as The Hosken’s Arms, so this treasure has been a central oasis for a long time.

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.

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 Mill House is situated on the North coast of Cornwall between the fishing villages of Port Isaac and Boscastle. Camelot, King Arthur's legendary castle is located in the very next valley.

Set in seven acres of it's own wooded valley and garden, the former 18th century corn mill now provides first-class food and board as a traditional Inn.

Halfway up the valley from the surfing beach at Trebarwith Strand you will find The Mill House nestling in an attractive woodland setting.

The atmosphere in the bar is family friendly and informal with a rustic slate floor, wooden tables, chapel chairs & a wood burning stove.