If you’re in search of a restaurant in Cornwall we have plenty to choose from in St Ives, Newquay, Truro and throughout the county. Boasting a delicious selection of cuisines from British to Seafood or Italian, the variety of places to eat in Cornwall with its restaurants and pubs is vast. Find the right place to eat in Cornwall with Sugarvine.
This bar/bistro offers a great deck area (for the summer) and the inside is tastefully furnished even down to local artists pictures. Recommend the Fish cakes or Tempura prawns for starter and follow it with either the Lobster or seabass. Didn’t try dessert so can’t comment. All in all an excellent meal with great setting (sunset over ocean)
Fire Bar Bistro and Grill – NewquayThis was a real find for us as The Digey Food Room serves cooked food throughout the day; so we were able to eat whenever we were hungry - or when the rain drove us in off the beach, which is nearby. On the (rare) occasions we wanted to eat in our apartment, we were able to buy wondrous food from the deli too. My top favourite were Toni's home-made quiches and fab olives (the big ones). We bought lots of local Cornish produce to take home as gifts. I running out of space to say more good things. Fab!
Digey Food Room, The – St IvesGood family friendly restaurant with great views over the harbour.
Pucellis – PadstowI first went to Hobblers last summer and had such n amazing meal that we went back whilst on holiday in Cornwall this year. The food is by far the best we had during both holidays with the most amazing fish. And the service and welcome that we received both times was fantastic and we will be returning on our holiday next year aswell no matter where we end up in Cornwall. I highly recommend this Restaurant you would be mad not to give it a try!!
Hobblers – St IvesThis place is not just about the view, the food is awesome and excellent value too. The seafood tasted really fresh and was cooked beautifully. If you like chocolate, the hot chocolate mouse is the perfect finish. It tastes sublime. Definitely recommend a visit.
The View – TorpointWe had a very pleasant time at Toast. It was pooring with train in Falmouth and I wasn't in the best of moods when we walked in to shelter from the rain, but the style, service and sustenance in the bar brightened my day. Would recommend to anyone
Toast – FalmouthOh joy to find a little gourmet food pub after a lovely day at the beach just as the skies opened and we needed a place to relax and shelter. This place is very popular with locals and regular tourists and so unless you have booked it is difficult to find a table. A few tables are left unbooked each evening but you need to get there at opening time to bag one. The stone walled 'galley' is an conversion of a bowling alley within the pub and has beautiful views across the sea. Children under 14 are not allowed to eat in the bar which is where most tables are so you need to plan ahead for this one. The Galley is the family area with board games, toys and books to keep them happy. The seafood was just gorgeous. This pub serves real food for you. And for the children which is unusual in our experience for the U.K. Local produce is used and there is a very extensive menu as well as regular specials. They have their own ale which is very mellow but also serve the very wonderful Sharps's Ales on draft. Cannot comment on the wine, coffee or bread which are my usual thermometers for a good place. But with the other measures it came out tops ! The loos were clean. The owners Dad was an entertaining gentleman who circulated as if it were his own private party and he wanted to be sure you were all happy. The views were stunning - moody skies and the food was as my 12 year would say 'Awesome'.
Halzephron Inn, The – The LizardHad a fantastic meal & evening! Food was amazing, scallops, local seafood & great puddings, fantastic, friendly & efficient staff, all topped off by a fantastic sunset! Thankyou
Schooners Bistro – St AgnesStandard Pizza Express but in a great location. New staff seem to be having problems getting the oven to temperature and bases of Pizza were a little soggy. But when up to speed probably the only pizza express with a £3 million pound view.
Pizza Express – FalmouthGood restaurant in the heart of events square. Can get busy and food quality can be either great or average.
Hut, The – FalmouthProbably the best Chinese in Falmouth. Crispy duck is a must!
Mings Garden – FalmouthOne of the top two restaurants in Falmouth. Outstanding food, great location.
The Cove – FalmouthSimply the best Indian in Falmouth
Asha – FalmouthProbably the best restaurant in Falmouth. Expensive but worth every penny.
Hunky Dory – Falmouthrather strange to be served gherkins in the stroganoff? A bit unexpected and not quite the traditional beef dish that i expected.
Halzephron Inn, The – The LizardWe were looking for somewhere within walking distance of our hotel to eat on the first evening of our holiday. We decided to try Austells and were amazed. Food, ambience and service outstanding. We only stayed in Cornwall for 4 nights but two of them were spent at Austells. On the second night we asked to be seated next to the kitchen and watching the food being prepared was an experience in itself. Can't recommend it enough.
Austells – St AustellSunday Carvery outstanding, using local produce. Staff all very friendly and welcoming. Puddings to die for. Well Done I wish I lived nearer and could pop in every week. Thank you for looking after the whole family.
Maltsters Arms – WadebridgeCalled in today for an Ice Cream Sundae but only Ice cream on the menu never the less we had our Cornish Ice Cream and accompanied by gorgeous runny clotted cream made by Roddas also a local company. A little pricey but very nice. A wonderful location and staff who go the extra mile to please,
The Cove – FalmouthAny steak and a pint for £20 every Friday.
Any burger and a pint for £15 every Saturday.
