The Cadgwith Cove Inn makes for a perfect pitstop while walking the Lizard Peninsula Coastal walk. It's pitched right on the walkway and locks in photo-stop worthy views of the nearby cove.
The restaurant's well-aged building dates back more than 300 years and its walls are lined with relics from its smuggling history. Food's served at all three main meal times come the summer months, or if you're in town for winter, cosy dinners are on the cards.
Same-day freshness comes as a guarantee as the restaurant's local fishermen delivers fish and seafood to its door each day. Lobster's served when in season throughout summer, while the winter months see a knockout of a Sunday lunch.
