Restaurants and Cafes

Best Restaurants and Cafes in Cornwall

Over the past couple of decades Cornwall has propelled itself to being one of the UK's go-to foodie destinations. It stands to reason when you think about how much fish and seafood is landed here, and this is what tends to dominate the menu.

Along with fantastic coastal locations and plenty of quality local produce, the allure of super-fresh fish has led to a host of celebrity chefs following Rick Stein down to Cornwall. The likes of Paul Ainsworth and Michael Caines have both set up shop here over recent years - but it's not only Michelin Stars and fine dining. Think chilled out beach cafes, country pubs with a roaring open fire and fish doesn't have to be haute cuisine - we've got plenty of good chippys too!

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  • Sallys Licensed Bistro and Restaurant - St.Agnes //

  • Curry Corner - Penzance //

  • Cedar Tree Restaurant // Bossiney

  • Jordans cafe // Marazion

  • Shanaz Restaurant // Truro

  • Lamorna Pottery // Lamorna

  • The Beach // Sennen

  • Cuckoo's Nest Restaurant // Launceston

    At Cuckoo’s Nest we are proud to offer an evening menu using fresh seasonal local ingredients and served to modern English influence. Everything is freshly made – from fresh bread to delicious petit fours.
    To compliment your meal, or just on its own, we offer a great selection of coffees, teas, soft drinks, wines, spirits, liqueurs, sherry, beers, cider and more! We also offer a choice of cakes and pastries to compliment your coffee, tea or chocolate.
    Relaxed and friendly staff welcome you and are keen to make your dining experience one to remember.

  • The Melting Pot // Redruth

  • Hustyns Restaurant - Wadebridge //

  • Vivs Cream Teas // Wadebridge

  • The Turks Head // Penzance

    The Turk's Head - Penzance

    Set on Penzance’s historic Chapel Street the Turk’s Head lays claim to being the oldest pub in town with a tavern of some sort located here since the 13th century. This cosy pub was once the haunt of sea dogs and smugglers with stories of a hidden tunnel leading directly to the harbour.

    The tunnel and contraband may have gone but the pub still serves a fine selection of local ales and retains plenty of olde worlde charm.

    The Turk’s Head has long been known for its pub lunches and in particular its crab sandwiches. Evening meals are also served with standard pub grub along with a few seafood specials. In the summer the courtyard garden at the rear of the pub is an option.

    Food served 7 days a week. 12 noon to 2.30pm and 6pm to 9pm. Vegan options available.

  • Peppers Pasta and Pizzeria - St Ives //

  • The Harlyn Inn, Padstow //

  • Lamplighter - St Austell //

  • Pizza Patio - Hayle //

  • Blue Bar - Porthtowan //

  • The Manor House Inn - Callington //

  • Mermaid Seafood Restaurant - St Ives //

  • Garden Bar & Restaurant // Penzance

    Welcome to our restaurant, please spend some time with us, whether you are looking for a leisurely breakfast, [anytime up to 12.00] a relaxed meal at any time during the day, a delightful afternoon tea or an elegant dinner. Or just pop in for coffee and sandwiches and a glass of wine and sit in our light airy restaurant with sweeping views across Penzance and Mounts Bay. If you have something to celebrate – a wedding, a party, a birth or anniversary – we can help you have an unforgettable day. We have been consistently awarded two AA rosettes for culinary excellence for years, and gained other multiple awards.

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