As its name suggests, this is an old village school converted into an exciting gastro pub with a good size restaurant and separate relaxed bar areas featuring deep comfortable leather sofas. The food is excellent and our reporters have been back many times. Locally sourced food is to be found in nearly all dishes and […]
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 and European cuisine but firmly […]
Highly recommended first floor cafe style restaurant overlooking St Ives Harbour. The crisp clean decor and the attentive staff add to a great eating experience. Our most recent visit was for a late breakfast: resisting the full “fry up” (there’s also a “vegetarian fry-up” available) we went for poached eggs on crushed avocado and toast. […]
Whenever we go to Wadebridge we invariably find ourselves at Relish cafe where Hugo Hercod makes probably the best coffee in the county. Unsurprising, I guess, considering he is a past UK Barista Champion. Relish is a great place for fine breakfasts, lunches or afternoon teas – at our last visit I had a particularly […]
Rick Stein’s Fish and Chips at Falmouth is a rather discrete affair from the outside tastefully blending in with the other buildings of Discovery Quay including the National Maritime Museum. It’s in three parts: a takeaway; the main fish and chip restaurant and, upstairs, the Oyster Bar. They don’t take bookings for the fish and […]
Found between Padstow and Wadebridge, the Ring-O’-Bells at St Issey is building a strong reputation for good home-cooked meals featuring wholesome local food either grown on their own smallholding or sourced from neighbouring farmers. The bar serves a good range of local real ales and has quality wines at reasonable prices.
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