Fine Dining in Cornwall

Enjoy luxury, comfort and a warm welcome at this stylish getaway on Cornwall’s south coast. Here you’ll find a chic retreat where you can relax, unwind and enjoy the very best that Cornwall has to offer.
Here you can experience two seperate unique Dining Styles.
From the 24th of October Gorrans will be open for Dinner on Tuesday to Saturday nights, and will now also be open for Sunday Lunch, 3 courses for £19.95.

Sally's in the heart of St Agnes village is a well deserved favourite with locals and visitors. Enjoy a warm welcome from Sally and her team in a relaxed Mediterranean style restaurant with a mouth watering menu and daily changing 'Fish Specials' board to choose from.

Whatever the time of year The Driftwood Spars offers you a warm and friendly welcome. The Seaview restaurant overlooking Trevaunace Cove offers the very best of locally sourced meats, seafood, poultry and game.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Always busy with diners of every age, the The Pier House is a historic and well loved harbour-side institution at the Quayside in Charlestown. Light lunches, bar snacks or a full a la carte menu cater to everyone 365 days a year.

Next door is the The Harbourside Inn creating a different atmosphere to the Hotel for those wishing to enjoy a more informal venue. Offering up a wide selection of beers, great pub grub , pool, and music, the Harbourside is a lively modern pub with tasty food and a comfortable surrounds.

A stones throw from the Tall Ships of Charlestown Harbour , the friendly staff welcome locals and visitors year round.

The Water's Edge restaurant has held 2 AA Rosettes since 1989 - that's 20 years of consistently producing delicious food thanks to the abundance of high quality local produce from the land and the sea.  The restaurant has its loyal fans who return regularly - not only for the food but also for the surroundings in which they enjoy it.

The Idle Rocks Hotel perches on the harbour wall in St Mawes - it isn't possible to get any closer to the water unless you are on it or in it!

The view from this little hotel in Cornwall is the Cornish dream brought to life: a small, idyllic harbour, narrow lanes of tidy fisherman's cottages, green fields that slope down to the sea and lovely sandy beaches.

The Edge Restaurant has some of the best views of restaurants in Port Isaac looking over the Bay and Cornwall coast to Tintagel. Enjoy our lunch menu or in the evening choose from our dinner menu and enjoy our select wine list. The Edge, with large picture windows over the sea at Port Isaac in Cornwall, lets you enjoy the fabulous views all year around whilst enjoying your refreshments in the restaurant. And a blissfull location for special occasions and Wedding receptions in Cornwall.
The Edge Restaurant has some of the best views of restaurants in Port Isaac looking over the Bay and Cornwall coast to Tintagel. Enjoy our lunch menu or in the evening choose from our dinner menu and enjoy our select wine list. The Edge, with large picture windows over the sea at Port Isaac in Cornwall, lets you enjoy the fabulous views all year around whilst enjoying your refreshments in the restaurant. And a blissfull location for special occasions and Wedding receptions in Cornwall.

Enjoy luxury, comfort and a warm welcome at this stylish getaway on Cornwall’s south coast. Here you’ll find a chic retreat where you can relax, unwind and enjoy the very best that Cornwall has to offer.
Here you can experience two seperate unique Dining Styles.
From the 24th of October Gorrans will be open for Dinner on Tuesday to Saturday nights, and will now also be open for Sunday Lunch, 3 courses for £19.95.

The Quarterdeck Restaurant at The Nare enjoys one of the best views in Cornwall. Locally caught seafood is a speciality on an extensive menu that caters for all tastes and ages. Enjoy a day trip to the Roseland and treat yourself to a great meal at The Quarterdeck.

Hell Bay - the ultimate Gourmet escape and a perfect place to relax and re-charge your batteries. It provides immeasurable peace and tranquility. It offers privacy and seclusion.

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.

We use local produce whenever possible - free range Scillonian eggs, Cornish award winning sausages, locally caught Scillonian & Cornish fish, Cornish cheeses etc.

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.

Graze on tasty tapas, sip your way through an array of interesting wines by the glass, or slip into a corner and put the world to rights with a dish of olives and a glass of Manzanilla, surrounded by eclectic artwork and modernist design icons. In Untitled’s bar you can lose yourself for an hour or two whilst indulging in daily-changing tapas, such as Prawns in olive oil, White Bean and Chorizo Stew and Goat’s Cheese Tortilla.

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.

One of Falmouth’s best! everything is made and prepared fresh on the premises, from the breads, pastas and pastries to the flavoursome and unusual dishes.

Newly refurbished, this quintessential 18th century village inn lies just a few short miles from Bude.

Cosy, warm and welcoming with a menu full of all the home cooked traditional favorites and some cracking real ales on tap.

The specials board adds a little more choice where you might find Fillet of Sea Bream in a chive and lemon sauce for the adventurous among you.

All in all, a real treat for those lucky enough to happen upon it, so it's worth seeking out.

The Fowey's restaurant has retained coveted AA Rosette recognition for exceptional food since 1997 and an extensive wine list compliments a daily changing menu.

Dinner menus offer a choice of dishes that make use of the best Cornish and regional produce seasonally available.

The variety of dishes are skilfully prepared by a very experienced brigade led by Master Chef Mark Griffiths.

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.

KOTA Restaurant, Porthleven, has rapidly become one of the most renowned restaurants in Porthleven.
Positioned at the head of the historic harbour and specialising in organic local fish and farm produce, KOTA has the added bonus of 2 lovely B&B rooms. With an extensive wine list and an exciting daily changing menu, a visit to KOTA is well worth a detour

Tides Reach Restaurant at The Atlantic Hotel, Isles of Scilly, provides excellent, locally sourced and freshly prepared food.

We serve a wide selection of dishes including traditional English and of course fresh fish. Our chef, who has been with us for 20 years, ensures the menu is changed every day to take advantage of local and seasonal produce.

We also serve a full range of cooked breakfast dishes, cereals or a Continental breakfast option.

Children are welcome in our restaurant and Children’s High Teas can be served on request.

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

Exquisite Food at Gorrans Fine Dining Restaurant
You're in for a mouth watering treat when you fine dine with us at Gorrans in Cornwall. You can expect quality Cornish cuisine in a sumptuous setting more in tune with a high-end city restaurant than a seaside diner.

KOTA Restaurant, Porthleven, has rapidly become one of the most renowned restaurants in Porthleven.
Positioned at the head of the historic harbour and specialising in organic local fish and farm produce, KOTA has the added bonus of 2 lovely B&B rooms. With an extensive wine list and an exciting daily changing menu, a visit to KOTA is well worth a detour

Rosewarne Manor is fairly unique in the area – an excellent quality restaurant that also has a very affordable bar dining area and a great venue for functions, business meetings and weddings.

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

The Metropole Hotel (known as 'The Met') is a landmark hotel in Padstow.

More often than not, this 4 star hotel is the first significant building you notice on entering this vibrant town.

Perched on a hill, overlooking the town, harbour and the Camel Estuary, The Met has views that are hard to beat. It’s also one of the only hotels to offer reasonable parking facilities on site (believe us, that is a big bonus here!).

One of the young guns who have recently come to Looe and set the town alight with great modern cookery and a relaxed approach to fine dining.

The Old Sail Loft has undergone a modernisation yet still manages to maintain the charm inherent in a 450 year old building.

Superb value lunches cracking fish and seafood from metres away.

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 Plume of Feathers - restaurant, pub and bed and breakfast accommodation - is located in Mitchell, Cornwall, within close driving distance of Newquay (including Newquay Airport) and Truro.

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.

Elevated above one of the world’s largest natural harbours, the sunlit Harbourside Restaurant and Terrace are an apt setting to enjoy the bounty of the South West’s waters. Glistening red mullet, native Falmouth Bay oysters, dazzling skate, line caught Rock lobsters and locally reared meat all compete for attention on our menu. Best described as Modern British, it is littered with refreshing touches designed to really awaken the imagination and palate. Many specials available on a daily basis.

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

Enjoy superb freshly-cooked food made using local produce in our newly opened Irina's restaurant whilst also enjoying the equally superb panoramic views over Tintagel Castle.

Weather permitting, you can also eat & drink al-fresco on the Camelot Castle Hotel terrace.

With its unsurpassed scenery, natural beauty, peace and tranquility, it is for all possibly one of the most inspiring locations in the world.

Many a famous person has stayed here over the years including Ava Gardner, Donald Pleasance, J B Priestley, Sir Laurence Olivier, Sir Noel Coward and Sir Winston Churchill.

The grounds and great hall are famous as movie sets and have been home to the world's biggest and brightest stars. A bright new star in this part of North Cornwall.

Specialising in French Cuisine, masterfully created by French Chef/Owner-Thierry Rouvrais. Delight in a warm welcoming environment enjoying fine cuisine utilising local Cornish produce,freshly landed seafood and the finest cuts of Cornish meats.

All food is cooked to order allowing you time to unwind whilst you enjoy a glass of fine wine and the hospitalty of your hosts-Thierry and Alycia.

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.

Super popular with the locals this smashing little town bistro is one of the best choices for local fish and seafood. Classical combinations in skilled hands you can't go wrong. The lobster is always superb and available. The set lunch offers is a bargain full of luxury ingredients. A good choice all year round.

Overlooking the beautiful estuary in Fowey, ‘Q’ Restaurant at The Old Quay House has established a reputation for good food, relaxed service and a great location.

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.

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.

On two floors, our well known a la carte restaurant overlooks the harbour. Clad in wood panelling and with local artists' paintings decorating the walls, we hope to set the atmosphere for a special meal. At Hobblers, we specialise in fresh local sea food directly from local fishermen or supplied by our nearby fish merchant. Supplementing our menu, we offer a range of best quality steaks and fresh poultry.

The Penventon Hotel is a Georgian mansion house standing in its own grounds, with more than 100 classic French, Italian and English dishes prepared by a brigade of 10 AA rosette chefs. The Penventon is a must.

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

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. All the tables have spectacular views over looking his conservation award winning Ellenglaze Farm, Penhale dunes and out to the Atlantic Ocean.

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

On the highest point of St Mary’s, with the best views, Star Castle is one of the oldest, most atmospheric buildings on the Scillies. Set in a walled garrison, it was built in 1593 to defend the islands against Spanish invasion and, for some curious reason, it’s shaped like an 8-pointed star.

Freshly landed fish, often caught that day, is a delight! Locally reared meat, Cornish Cheeses and dairy products. Local soft fruits and vegetables, picked and eaten whilst they are at their best. We keep our menu\'s simple but interesting! Meals are enjoyed in the romantic oak panelled restaurant with spectacular views over the garden to the sea.

Exquisite Food at Gorrans Fine Dining Restaurant
You're in for a mouth watering treat when you fine dine with us at Gorrans in Cornwall. You can expect quality Cornish cuisine in a sumptuous setting more in tune with a high-end city restaurant than a seaside diner.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Whether you’re sipping a morning coffee before heading out to explore the Isles of Scilly , or rounding off your day with an evening drink as the sun sets over the ocean, our spacious lounge and bar area allows you to take in the magnificent views across the water to the off-islands in peace, quiet and comfort. The conservatory is a perfect spot to unwind.

A well established edition to the Falmouth culinary map. Chris Taylor is an experienced local chef with an eye on great local ingredients prepared in a modern style. The downstairs dining room is modern and attractive with plenty of room for each diner.

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.

Henlys is a new wine bar and restaurant dedicated to providing all our customers to a first class culinary experience in the familiarity of their local town.
What was previously the site for Togs outfitters of Helston, has now been transformed into one of the southwest’s premier drinking and dining experiences. Located in the center of the ancient market town, Henlys should be at the top of your list if just visiting the area, or if you fancy a drink in the evening after work.

The Waterloo Resaurant and Long Bar are part of the Wellington Hotel, which is one of North Cornwall’s oldest Coaching Inns dating back to the 16th Century.

Originally known as “The Bos Castle Hotel” it was renamed after the death of the “Iron Duke” the Duke of Wellington in his memory and the Castilian tower still seen as the main feature on the exterior of the hotel, was added and the hotel renamed The Wellington Hotel.

The Wellington has been host to many prominent guests over the years with Guest Registration Books dating back to the 1850s – names such as His Majesty King Edward VII, Sir Henry Irving, Guy Gibson, Thomas Hardy and many other Lords and Ladies.

New dining venues are uncommon in Scilly and almost unheard of on St Martin’s. The excitement generated throughout Scilly when we opened the Round Island Bar & Bistro in the Summer of 2005 was quite remarkable.
Everyone who tried it loved it, then tried it again and again

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.

Just across from the shore at Port Gaverne this 17th century coastal inn is packed with charm. Lunches are served in the bar or restaurant where a half lobster salad or a bowl of crab soup is the order of the day. The bar is cosy and familiar while the restaurant in the evening is a step up with fine dining and a set menu of daily changing specials. One of the most popular inns in the area.

Open daily serving coffees, teas and light bites and with daily lunch and evening specials. Set in superb surroundings Silks Bistro is the perfect place to unwind at any time of the day.

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.