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just had a meal there....pleasant clean decor ,,,service welcoming and efficient...the food fresh tasty and delightfully presented....good value for money...the fish dishes were scrumptious and adequate portions....highly recommended once you can find parking in this part of town.....!!!!!
Amanzi – FalmouthBrilliant food, awesome staff and nothing is too much trouble. IMO THE BEST in FALMOUTH. Never tasted such amazing food, its a real delight to dine there
Amanzi – FalmouthWhat a fantastic place to sit an watch the sun go down. As a party of 6 we spent two very happy evenings here. and were lucky to watch the Dolphins swim across the bay just great.
Gylly Beach Cafe – Falmouthnot a vegi myself but the food here is just amazin'..send the chocolate brownie to my daughter away at uni, reminds her of home...yummy
Pea Souk Vegetarian Cafe – FalmouthTHE BEST MEAL AT GOOD PRICE I HAVE HAD THIS YEAR.GOOD FOR DOG WALKING AND A PINT AFTERWARDS
Castaways Wine and Tapas Bar – FalmouthWe had a really great time, great music, fun crowd, the staff were friendly and professional, we came back later in the week for sushi which was delicious, and the service was excellent. Strongly recommended
Toast – FalmouthBrilliant brilliant restaurant - just how seafood should be eaten. Fantastic food and superb atmosphere. I can't recommend it enough
The Wheelhouse – FalmouthPlease don't tell anyone about this place, it only has 6 tables and is soooo good we'll never be able to get a booking.
The Wheelhouse – FalmouthAs a regular of the Three Mackerels I was hoping that the Indaba would be at least as good. Regrettably the Fish and Chips were soggy, greasy and unpleasant and the Seam Bream was overcooked and not enjoyable. The Chef does not show the refinement that previously existed - pity really the position deserves better
Indaba On The Beach – Falmouthgreat food, great wine, dirty cutlery, dirty glasses, charged for a drink we didn't have. overall, 5 out of 10. Expensive at about £15 for a main.
Indaba On The Beach – FalmouthTucked away down a little side alley in the centre of Falmouth(look for the figurehead)The Wheelhouse is very welcoming,great atmosphere and the food is superb.Its very worth a visit.
The Wheelhouse – FalmouthWarm relaxed atmosphere with GREAT food!! A' Hidden Jewel' well worth looking out.
The Wheelhouse – Falmouthi've just enjoyed a fantastic lunch at the courtyard deli. Fresh, interesting well dressed salad leaf mix with toasted seeds for added crunch accompanied a lovely potato, cheese and garlic quiche (that i can't remember the local name for). Along with this came spoonfuls of smashing cold salad bar goodies - i can thoroughly recommend the lentil, cinnamon and mango salad (i know it doesn't sound good but it was subtle and superb) along side the fresh local toms, cuc, and cous cous mix. Excellent quality produce and friendly service.
The Courtyard Deli – FalmouthWe love going here! It's great for couples or families. The staff are very attentive and friendly, and make the experience even more relaxed and enjoyable. This is definitely the best chinese in Falmouth. All the food is very good and the early bird special is very good value.
Mings Garden – FalmouthA hidden gem in Falmouth- a must for any vegetarian. I myself am not a vegetarian but love the food- it's very tasty and healthy. I like having the soup and roll as it is a very good option for a quick lunch, but everything is good there. Their pea and asparagus soup was so good I went back the next day for it again! The only downside is that it's a small cafe so fills up very quickly, so go early if you don't want to be disappointed!
Pea Souk Vegetarian Cafe – FalmouthThis place is a gem! It's in the top ten beach restaurants in Cornwall. Don't be put off by it's name as it's far more than a cafe. It's a very cool bistro/ restaurant by the sea- serving good food, coffees and alcohol all day. I would particularly recommend you try and go on a sunny day or warm evening and sit 'outside.'
Gylly Beach Cafe – FalmouthIt's THE best fish and chip shop in Cornwall! You can get a take away and sit by the harbour, which is just behind the shop, looking out onto the famous, scenic carrick waters. Or you can eat in the brilliant restaurant- all very clean, with a modern yet traditional feel. The menu is very extensive with a guide to all the different fish and seafood. The helpings are huge (particularly the children's meal- my two girls aged 5 and 7 share one) but if you dare try the 'Moby Dick' portion. Out of season they do a 'senior citizens special' which was about £5.50 for fish, chips, bread and butter and a cup of tea! My mum who is 65 couldn't finish it! For the more healthy ones you can have your fish grilled with a salad on request. A brilliant twist is that the children's meal is served in a bucket with a free spade on the side. You must try it!!
Harbour Lights – FalmouthGREAT. Atmospheric, brilliant service and knowledge. Fabulous food. A real find, but shhh, don't want everyone going there!
Provedore – Falmouth2 cocktails for £12. Available every day from 4pm to 7pm.
