Tag archives: Eating Out

  West Cornwall’s First & Last Inn has been revamped in time for the 2017 summer season.The traditional inn at Sennen has seen a £20k investment over the winter with the kitchen being refurbished and a new pizza oven installed.Customers will also notice a new menu with the emphasis on…

Quite simply, one of the best lunches ever. We sat down at 13:00 and rose at 16:30: relaxed, refreshed and replenished – life doesn’t get much better than this. Overlooking the waters of Carrick Roads on the restaurant’s balcony the meal was completely unhurried, but each course came to the…

Falmouth’s Greenbank Hotel is situated on the water’s edge on Harbourside, TR11 2SR and boasts a Green Tourism Gold Award. We’ve eaten at the Greenbank many times, but have to admit that our latest lunch proved disappointing. Perhaps it was because there was a large wedding reception taking place, but…

The Golden Lion lakeside restaurant provides the perfect setting for a relaxing meal with friends and family. With the accolade of Cornwall Tourism’s Pub of the Year for 2007, the Golden Lion offers a wide range of dishes from English, European and Asian cuisines using as much locally sourced Cornish produce…

Swanpool Beach Cafe, Falmouth, is an ideal spot to refuel while gazing across a sandy beach to the sea in this wide cove much loved for surfing and canoeing. The cafe is open every day of the year and if it’s not ideal weather there are ponchos and hot water…

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…