Category archives: Eating Out

A restored 16th century coaching inn just off the A30, the Plume of Feathers serves food all day in superb traditional surroundings: though we’d recommend eating in the new conservatory restaurant.. Breakfasts start from 09:00 and dinners to 22:00. On our visit the menu was wide ranging based on British…

Kota is a favourite restaurant down by Porthleven Harbour specialising in local fish and organic farm produce. The food has a light Asian twist and there is an excellent wine cellar to complement whatever dishes are on the daily changing menu. The restaurant has an AA rosette and continues to…

Kota Kai bar and kitchen is an informal and relaxed venue overlooking Porthleven harbour which seems better every time we go there. The menu features local fish, their famous burger, and an always interesting range of courses most of which have an Asian cuisine twist.  (more…)

A bright and light cafe – restaurant – bar right on Falmouth’s Gyllyngvase Beach affording wide uninterrupted views of the sandy beach and bay to always provide something of interest to look at. We had an evening meal in the outer bar-be-que dining area with a field mushroom burger and…

Gwithian Towans is a great place for a long beach walk, and even greater if you can ensure you end up at Godrevy Café for a half time break. You can also cheat by parking up in the adjoining National Trust car park. Great beachside food for morning, lunch or afternoon:…

Although normally a meat-and-two-veg sort of person I find Archie Brown’s vegetarian and vegan cafe a great place for lunch (it’s only open 09:00 to 17:00). There’s a breakfast menu as well as one for lunch, or you can just relax over really well made Origin coffee and perhaps a flapjack…