Reviews in Cornwall

The Globe is a great pub, however, in terms of food it's all going a bit pear shaped! The attention to detail has been lost and the prices are through the roof. It used to be my favourite eatery in Lostwithiel, now days I never eat there! Shame!

We were looking for a place to take some old friends, food was superb, all the typical English food but done in a very trendy style, and beautifully cooked. Atmosphere was great and we were all impressed. Service was excellent and the staff very friendly. Will definitely go there again.

Firstly, the staff were very good at making us feel very welcome from when we arrived until we left. The food? We recently ate out at a celebrity chef's restaurant and seriously thought it couldn't get any better. The food at Nansloe Manor was to prove us wrong, and to think it's only on our door step. The meat (Wood Pigeon, Lamb Chump and Duck) was cooked to perfection and the seasonal vegetables were out of this world. The price was a bit more than we would normally pay to be honest, but worth every penny. We'll definitely be back for more as soon as we can.

Not a good restaurant and cannot be recommended. We had a meal here in mid September 2008 and were served with a very poor meal, for which we were overcharged. The food is supposed to be home cooked but it was obvious that it had been purchased from a supermarket and served on a plate. Very disappointing.

Visited after finding on Internet and was not disappointed. The food was excellent as was the atmosphere. Would visit again in this holiday or when in area again. Thank you. David and Pauline Burtenshaw, Aylesford, Kent.

We ate here with our two children aged 10 and 7 on 04/09/08 and could find no fault! The cooking, service, ambience and prices were superb. This was excellent produce cooked simply and well - no complicated or overly elaborate techniques, the food was able to truly shine. I recommend that you book in advance and do not visit the region without visiting the Greenhouse - I only wish we lived closer!

We holiday on the Lizard every summer and visit The Greenhouse everytime! Fantastic interesting food, unfussy service and friendly towards kids. Wish we lived nearer!

Excellent - I can find no fault! Our meal was superb in a gorgeous modern and airy restaurant where our children of 10 and 7 were made equally welcome. I would really recommend exploring all of the trelowarren estate as it has much to offer - a walk to the 'Halliggye Fogou'is a must (take a torch!) we stayed in one of their cottages for the week and everything was perfect - I didn't want to leave!

I practically lived here through-out the summer and could not have been happier. The food was quite spectacular (especially the pizza, which is made fresh on site and cooked on one of those stone ovens... authentic mmmmm!) and the general atmosphere was delightful. Lastly i must recommend the hot chocolate. The perfect pick me up on a cold, wet, 'typically cornish' summers evening. Visit if your in the area!!

Our friends have been raving about this restaurant so we thought we had better check it out for ourselves. We were very impressed. My husband said it was the best steak he had eaten for a long time and I thought the fish and chips were the best I'd eaten outside of NZ!! Friendly, relaxed and very tasty - what more could one want.

Had one of their pizzas a week ago...and i have to say was one of the best i have ever eaten... even including Italy!!! Yet i never knew it was there...the deli, not Italy! I have recommended this place to everyone since...hence typing this...it was fab!

excellent curry, as good as i have eaten anywhere, even famous curry areas such as brick lane etc. staff excellent , friendly and helpful. Staff will alter any menu curry to customer preference which i think is excellent

Luckily we discovered the Greenhouse restaurant early on in our week long stay in St Keverne! Absolutely delicious food and a real homely feel. We will definitely be back!

Ate at the Greenhouse at the end of our holiday in the Lizard. Everything about the restaurant was very good - they were great with my children, both under 10, and the quality of the cooking, ingredients and service were equivalent to many Michelin starred establishments I've recently eaten in. The menu is really well constructed with a great balance across the courses of fish and meat and - it was so reasonably priced. Frankly, its superb.

Staying in the culinary desert that is Perranporth we took the back road on a rainy July night to this fabulous spot. Very popular but able to cope the staff were courteous and friendly. Would the food live up to the standards? Excellent. Well presented reasonably priced and an excellent wine list. Would definitely recommend.

Having decided to stop off at Mawgan Porth for something light to eat on our way home to Cheshire, we (2 adults and 2 children)found the whole village buzzing. It was Friday evening, and the annual Duck Race was scheduled for later on. We had initially thought that we would get something to eat at the Merrimoor Inn but it was full and there was a queue for tables. We spotted the Fire Bistro just opposite and went in. Unfortunately, we were told that unless we had booked, there were no tables available. We went outside and looked around for inspiration!. There were no other eateris in Mawgan Porth and were faced with looking for somewhere else completely or worse, getting something at a service station on the M5!. Just then, one of the waitresses (American) came out and offered us a small table situated in front of the TV. This suited my husband as the olympics were showing. We ordered our food and were then offered a 'proper' table in the dining room. Fantastic - right next to the window overlooking the beach. (I should point out that there were lots of tables outside and whilst it was a beautiful evening, it was too chilly to sit out). I ordered the Thai fishcakes and my husband had fish and chips. Both meals were just incredible. I had recently ordered something similar at a restaurant in Watergate Bay, which I had enjoyed, but were not a patch on those at Fire. The children had a pizza and spaghetti which were great but the pizza was gorgeous. So much for a light meal! The children went on and shared a chocolate dessert and husband had vanilla icecream. The service was great and the American waitress could not do enough for us. Toilet facilities also excellent! We will be going back to Cornwall next year, and possibly again later on this year and will definitely return to Fire!

We made our second visit to The Greenhouse in August and eagerly look forward to the next. Sunday lunch really does offer outstanding value - the fresh ingredients are second to none and the imaginative combinations of flavours and perfect preparation make choosing from the menu rather difficult! The style is wholesome and rustic but with an understated contemporary edge. The importance of Neil's front of house service should not be underestimated - his calm friendliness results in a completely relaxed atmosphere where nothing is too much trouble. Looking forward to an evening visit next time!

The food in this restaurant is badly cooked, and over priced, and the service was terrible. I would never recommend this place to anyone.