Reviews in Cornwall

Absolutely superb food - well cooked, quality ingredients as well as interesting dishes. Menu varies reasonably often. They have a bar area and a separate restaurant as well as space outside. The wine list is probably the best you will find in Cornwall - they are importers. The prices on the wine is also very reasonable - £15 will get you a very decent bottle and the range goes up to suit any pocket. I would highly reccomend Trengilly to anyone and for any occasion.

Trengilly Warta Inn is the greatest pub around. Its very good for vegetarians and children, i love all the foods here, My sister is 5 and will eat lots of the meals because they can give you a childs portion of most of the dishes. My whole family gives trengilly wartha inn a 5 star rating.

Probably the best steak I've ever had.

Great variety in the menu from mussels to pizzas and it is very pleasant to sit in the conservatory or outside in summer.

fantastic atmosphere, real party place at weekends. good food quick service and no-one telling you to keep the noise down. great night out.

we have been regular visitors to this restaurant for many years and if you want a good chinese in Cornwall this is without doubt the very best place to go forget the price enjoy the experience

Great restaurant! Good food and not too spicy. The waitresses wear beautiful Thai dresses... I will definitely will visit again .

Not wholly vegetarian but quite a few choices. Lovely salads but they tend to run out of jacket potatoes fairly often. Totally non-smoking, not open in the evenings unfortunately.

Friday night and the place was packed, a good atmosphere and the food was very good, great wine and the desserts were terrific, highly recommended

Have now eaten here 3 or 4 times and never been disappointed. In the shadow of Brown Willy, so rightly selling itself as the highest pub in Cornwall, The Old Inn is well worth the journey off the main highways and is always popular with walkers. Serving a good mix of pub grub their chef favours local farms, butchers and cheesemakers so it's hard to go wrong with your menu choice. The Moorland Grill is well worth a try (make sure you're VERY hungry or have someone to help you out) and the sausages & mash with gravy (often a bland affair in lesser hostelries) is a tribute to the 'buy local' philosophy. They also have a proper restaurant but can't imagine it's any better than the main pub.

An excellent new restaurant! The food was delicious and exceptionally good value when compared to 'big city' restaurants of similar quality. (The chocolate dessert was to die for!!) The wine list was extensive with lots of moderately priced options. I also loved the decor and ambience - fresh and roomy, but also quite chilled out. You didn't feel like you were dining on top of everyone else! I can imagine that in summer the outdoor terrace will also be a great place for lunches or an early evening G&T!

Thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience, have, and will continue to recommend to all. Congratulations.

Ordered the Hub Huge breakfast - it was definitely the best breakfast and best for value for money that I have had in Cornwall sausages were outstanding, as was the bacon, real bread and superb coffee rounded it off.- The views are outstanding from the first floor restaurant. I can inagine it will be difficult to get into during summer.

a nice modern atmosphere, where the staff are friendly and the food is good.

Our annual visits to Cornwall - usually off-season are not complete without a stay and/or a meal at the Cornish Range. The accommodation is stylish, luxurious, positively oozing good taste and comfort. Dinner is always a treat to be savoured. The service attentive. The quality and freshness of the food continues the standard begun in Richard's time and and the menus are tantalising. I suppose it was inevitable that prices had to go up (dammit!) once the word had got about. Anyway I would still choose the Cornish Range over a 5 star hotel - and thankfully there are none as yet in Mousehole - are they?

We go here all the time, the pasties are very good, my fave was the Indian Chicken but they have stopped doing that now, the others are still good and my girlfriend is addicted to the Bacon,Leek & Cheese one. I love the coffee here and the Baguettes and croissant are just like in France.

Went for lunch, the place was busy but I managed to get a table with a view of the harbour, they have done it up and increased the amount of seating downstairs and carpeted so it gives a warmer feel. I had been reading about Vietnamese cooking recently and was pleased to see that there was a dish on offer so I plumped for that, Vietnamese chicken curry with black rice. It was very good plenty of rough chopped lemongrass,chilli,garlic and coriander, delicious. I treated myself to a grappa pannacotta for dessert and matched it with a Muscat. People watching outside was as compelling as the food. Top Notch!

wahho for the sandbar is all i can say!!!