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.
We take our motorhome to St. Ives every Spring and the first place we visit is Peppers. Really wish this eating place was here in Yorkshire it would be part of our weekly menu. Great food at even better prices. Well Done to your team they are dedicated to ensuring you leave happy.
Peppers Pasta and Pizzeria – St IvesI have visited this lovely restaurant many times now and each time it is just fab. Very personal service, very nice grown up place which is intimate as it is small but has a lovely atmosphere too. Good to visit for a special occasion or just to spoil yourself, though it isn't expensive for the quality - the food is freshly prepared and of excellent quality. I am always made to feel welcome and they will adjust the menu or offer other items if there is dietary or nothing on the menu that appeals. (for example)
La Bouche Creole – LauncestonReturned to The Bakehouse again wasn't disappointed! beautiful steak, knife slipped through it like butter.yum.
Bakehouse Restaurant – PenzanceFantastic food with a fantastic view from the bar
Atlantic Inn – Helstonlooking superb after re-fit, friendly and cinema downstairs , result!
Savoy Restaurant and Bar – PenzanceFor high quality home produced food and desserts to die for then this is THE place to dine. The meals are large, superbly presented, very pleasant staff. This one restaurant you would not wish to miss and it has a fabulous farm shop. This is the real business.
Trevaskis Farm Restaurant – HayleWe have been regular visitors of this establishment for many years. We visited in June 2011 and were disappointed that they had taken Eggs Benedict off the menu - this was by far THE best EB we had ever had - so a little disappointed! On the morning we arrived the chap serving was on his own apart from the kitchen staff. He did a sterling job, and anyway, who cares about having to wait a bit if you're told about it and are kept informed? Also, the view over the harbour from the restaurant compensated! HOWEVER, we visited again on a second occasion, and found the atmosphere to be considerably different to that on our first visit. There was an Asian lady who was simply barking orders at everyone and running round like a Tazmanian Devil! Although we weren't being rushed, we felt as though we should be!! Would I go back again - yes, I would - the food is very good.
Renaissance Cafe The – PenzanceMe and my husband visited this Inn on Monday 27th June 2011. We had a very warm welcome. I had THE most moist chocolate brownie I have EVER had. Home made and WOW it showed! I had a perfect pot of Early Grey tea and sat outside in the garden overlooking the spectacular view that is St Michael's Mount. I would recommend anyone to stop here for a bite to eat. I will most certainly return on my next visit to Cornwall!
Godolphin Arms – MarazionThis is a lovely Olde Worlde restaurant! The interior hasn't change for decades! It is very atmospheric. The service is very good, and is sometimes OTT!! But then again, I'd rather have OTT to apathy anytime! I had a delicious portion of home made pate to start with and sole with a crab and prawn cream sauce. The only downside was that I ordered the sticky toffee pudding and found it to be a pre-prepared cheap pudding that I'd had previously in a local greasy spoon - but that was the only disappointment!
Hobblers – St IvesThis is one of the best fish and chip shops (with a restaurant attached) in Cornwall! The staff are very attentive, the portions are huge and if you eat in the restaurant their desserts are to die for!
Becks Fish and Chips – St IvesIf you have a sweet tooth you'll LOVE the Yellow Canary! They have delicious cakes and pastries that go down very well with a pot of tea or cup of coffee! The only thing that let it down for me was one of the male servers had very long straggly hair and was unshaven - this made him appear unkempt - not good where food is being serves.
Yellow Canary, The – St IvesWe visited On Shore for breakfast and it was absolutely delicious and the presentation was like something out of Masterchef!! However, one of the waiitresses was being given the runaround by some Irish ladies and she started to criticise them in front of us and other customers - not good I'm afraid :o(
Onshore Restaurant – St IvesWe always go to The Mex every time we visit St Ives and it NEVER disappoints! Nuff said!!
Mex The – St IvesWe absolutely love the Rajpoot! Their food is excellent and the service is excellent too. I had a delicious chicken korma and a prawn puree - yum, yum!!
Rajpoot – St IvesFantastic reception on arrival, the freshly pressed apple juice was sublime, looked like a cocktail at breakfast time! The prices are higher than a street cafe but the view, service and ambiance are worth every penny, Really cool place to hang out
Blue Tomato Cafe – WadebridgeMay 2011...This was the first time back in Polzeath after 27 years.... not changed that much at all.... except for an Indian Restaurant !! Perched high on Tristram Cliff overlooking Polzeath Bay, we set out on our first day to find it. A few steps up Dunders Hill and to the right reveals a small coastal path which takes you direct to Cafe India. We were greeted by Adie, a very chatty guy and great host who didn't mind us just calling in for a pint of Cobra. Cafe India is a Restaurant, Bar and Takeaway, so you have to remember you can just nip in for a beer, albeit a dear one at £4.00 a pint of Cobra, but the views are magnificent and magical (the local pubs were not much cheaper). Three pints later we decided to book a table for the following Tuesday. After arriving we had a couple of Cobras before we ordered, the wife had Prawn Puri and I had Balti Tandoori Grill which is grilled chicken, lamb and sheek kebab served coated with a light balti sauce... delicious !!! My wife had Ayre Jalfrezi (fish dish) and I had Duck Naga... portions were very hearty... keema rice with a keema naan bread and a bottle of house wine £66.00. This restaurant has only opened this year and deserves to succeed... here's our best to Adie and his team !!! See you next year !!!
Cafe India – WadebridgeOne word - "Excellent". The menu suits all members of the family and I have to say that the portions are a good size and well presented. We only waited about 15 mins and there were 9 of us dining. They have done a superb job in totally renovating this Restaurant. Can't find a single fault and would thoroughly recommend! Porthilly Mussels best I've ever had anywhere.
Rock Inn – WadebridgeMy friends and I on holiday in St.Ives called at the Seafood restaurant for lunch. It was very tempting to go in. Interior and the menu drew us in. We were not disappointed. We had crab brecon which was delicious. The wine was also good without being too expensive. The staff were, great, friendly and helpful
Seafood Cafe The – St IvesMidweek Carvery: Every Wednesday from 6pm-8.30pm.
Sunday Menu: 1 course, £17.95; 2 courses, £21.95; 3 courses, £24.95.
We proudly serve our roasts with roasted potatoes, a selection of fresh vegetables & homemade Yorkshire puddings.
SLOW ROASTED LAMB £18.95
SLOW ROASTED BEEF £17.95
ROAST CHICKEN £16.95
VEGETARIAN ROAST (V)(VE)
With roast trimmings £15.95
Please ask server for Gluten Free options
2 cocktails for £12. Available every day from 4pm to 7pm.
Winter Special Offer: 2 course lunch or dinner, £17. Add any dessert for £4.50.
2 cocktails for £10. Available every day between 4pm and 6pm (excludes fizz and spritz). Must be the same cocktail served at the same time.
Buy six breakfasts and get the seventh free.
Buy six coffees and get the seventh free.
