Cornish Range Restaurant, Penzance

6 Chapel Street
Mousehole Penzance
Cornwall
TR19 6SB

Tel: 01736 731488

Proprietor: Mr and Mrs Terry
Chad James

Head Chef: Keith Terry

Tucked away in a back lane of the fishing village of Mousehole, between Penzance and Land’s End, the Cornish Range has evolved into one of Cornwall’s foremost seafood restaurants.

The restaurant’s aim is to produce memorable meals in an unstuffy, relaxed atmosphere to suit a mixture of holiday makers and local people who form its clientele.

Offering his own take on the Cornish bistro, Keith Terry knows what local people want to eat.

Proper portions with approachable food that he likes to eat. A family restaurant where children are encouraged to eat well.

Everything at the Range is made on site with consummate skill. A very good choice for lunch or dinner anytime.

A variety of breads hot from our oven every morning...Guinness & blue cheese, granary & cornish Yarg, sun-blush tomato & parmesan, maple glaze granary...in fact anything that takes chefs fancy at 6.30 in the morning!!!

Formerly a pilchard-processing factory, pressing & salting pilchards landed by local fishing boats, the Range still holds its roots and is primarily a seafood restaurant.

Dishes are created using local ingredients – fresh fish landed & delivered daily from the port of Newlyn, meat from local hill farms, Cornish vegetables & salads and the finest West Country cheeses.

Further Details

Accomodation.
Everything you would expect from a top quality hotel but with a personal touch, can be found at the Cornish Range

Three contemporary & stylish en-suite guest bedrooms, make the Cornish Range a welcoming base for exploring this beautiful & historic part of the country.

We have three double bedrooms each with en-suite bathroom.
All our rooms are stylishly decorated (no chintz here!)
Pender & Ambrose have superking-sized beds and Tuke is kingsize.

Pender – Named after Jack Pender, the famous Mousehole artist, whose studio this room used to be.

Ambrose – Named after Ambrose Ruffigniac, who as a boy in the late nineteenth century was a model for the then Newlyn based artist Henry Scott Tuke, before becoming a caretaker of the Cornish Range, then a pilchard-pressing factory.

Tuke – Named after the famous artist Henry Scott Tuke, who lived and worked in and around Newlyn for some time.
Our bathrooms have bath, overhead power-showers, hairdryers and bathrobes.
Bedrooms also have freeview television with video and tea/coffee making facilities.

Check in 12 – 1.30 pm or after 5.00pm
Check out 10.30 am

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