Exploring Culinary Delights Across Cornwall: A Foodie’s Guide
Nestled in Cornwall, our holiday cottages at Tawnamoor offer a cosy retreat for food enthusiasts.
With its abundant coastline and diverse culinary scene, Cornwall offers a wide range of dining options, from quaint villages to bustling towns.
In this blog we embark on a gastronomic journey, exploring some stunning restaurants across Cornwall.
Restaurants in St Ives Cornwall
St Ives, a picturesque seaside town with cobbled streets and stunning beaches, is a culinary hotspot. From traditional Cornish fare to international cuisines, there’s something for everyone.
One standout dining destination is The Porthminster Café. Indulge in freshly caught seafood, locally sourced meats and vegetables, whilst enjoying panoramic views of the bay.
Just below the Tate, Porthmeor Beach Café offers a buzzing atmosphere, alfresco dining, and cocktails, serving breakfast, lunch, tapas, and evening dining. With the best sunset in the west, it’s perfect for people watching, checking the surf, and even catching the occasional dolphin show.
Ugly Butterfly restaurant, just outside St Ives in Carbis Bay, offers a unique dining experience with its inventive menu in a picturesque setting.
Restaurants in Penzance Cornwall
Penzance is on Cornwall’s western shores.
Indulge in fresh seafood delights at The Shore, with locally sourced ingredients used in dishes like pan-seared scallops and Cornish crab linguine.
For a taste of Mediterranean cuisine, head to The Bakehouse, with wood-fired pizzas and homemade pasta.
The Boatshed is located on the harbourside in Penzance, that serves delicious dishes made with fresh local ingredients, locally caught seafood, and the finest West Country steaks.
Restaurants in Mousehole Cornwall
Mousehole, just outside Penzance has a picturesque harbour.
Dine at 2 Fore Street for contemporary British cuisine or visit The Rock Pool Café for freshly caught seafood and homemade cakes.
Restaurants in Truro Cornwall
As Cornwall’s capital, Truro is right in the heart of the Cornish county.
Indulge in delicious gourmet burgers at Hubbox or savour the taste of locally sourced seafood, the speciality at Hooked! Restaurant.
For a taste of Cornwall’s culinary heritage, head to The Cornish Bakery for traditional Cornish pasties.
Restaurants in Padstow Cornwall
Renowned for its food scene, Padstow is a must-visit for food lovers.
Sample Rick Stein’s iconic seafood dishes at The Seafood Restaurant or dine in style at Paul Ainsworth at No.6
Don’t miss out on a visit to Padstow’s famous pasty shops for a quick and delicious snack, Try Chough Bakery or The Cornish Bakery.
Restaurants in Rock Cornwall
Rock, known as the St Tropez of Cornwall, is on the Camel Estuary opposite Padstow.
Enjoy fine dining at The Dining Room or sample seafood at The Mariners run by Paul and Emma Ainsworth.
Restaurants in Wadebridge Cornwall
Wadebridge offers a blend of traditional and contemporary dining options.
Enjoy riverside views at The Molesworth Arms or authentic Italian cuisine at Strong Adolfos.
Visit The Stepping Stone, a hidden gem, with modern British cuisine using local Cornish produce.
For a taste of Cornwall’s artisanal produce, visit the local farmers’ market for freshly baked goods and organic produce.
Restaurants in Newquay Cornwall
Newquay’s buzzing atmosphere is reflected in its dining options.
Enjoy beachfront dining at The Fish House or indulge in contemporary cuisine at Kahuna.
For a laid-back vibe, grab a bite at Belushi’s for hearty pub grub and live music.
How about fish and chips at The Fish House, right on Fistral Beach?
Restaurants in Bude Cornwall
Bude, is full of coastal charm.
Feast on wood-fired pizzas at The Bank or enjoy panoramic views at Life’s a Beach.
Restaurants in Hayle Cornwall
Hayle’s seaside location inspires its vibrant food scene.
Treat yourself to gourmet burgers at Blas Burgerworks or enjoy fresh seafood at The Salt Kitchen.
Restaurants in Mevagissey Cornwall
Mevagissey’s quaint harbour is dotted with charming eateries.
Sample traditional Cornish dishes at The Sharksfin, a family-friendly restaurant or enjoy fresh seafood at Salamander Restaurant.
Don’t miss out on a visit to The Harbour Tavern, a cosy pub on the harbourfront with local ales and live entertainment.
Restaurants in Port Isaac Cornwall
Port Isaac’s scenic beauty is matched by its culinary delights.
Dine at Nathan Outlaw’s Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen, a Michelin-starred restaurant with exquisite seafood dishes, locally sourced ingredients and innovative cooking techniques.
Or, enjoy traditional pub fare at The Golden Lion, and enjoy sea views whilst you dine.
Restaurants in St Mawes Cornwall England
St Mawes is a small fishing village with stunning coastal views.
Enjoy fresh seafood at The Watch House for a taste of Cornwall’s culinary heritage, visit The Rising Sun for classic pub dishes with a modern twist.
Restaurants in Looe Cornwall
Looe’s quaint streets are lined with charming cafes and restaurants.
Enjoy fish and chips at The Coddy Shack or savour Mediterranean-inspired cuisine at The Old Sail Loft.
For panoramic views of the harbour, head to The Lookout for seafood specialities and local ales.
Restaurants in Liskeard Cornwall
Liskeard, in Bodmin, offers a mix of traditional and contemporary dining experiences.
Enjoy hearty pub grub at The Plough or savour Indian cuisine at The Himalayan Spice.
Restaurants in St Agnes Cornwall
St Agnes is on the rugged north Cornish coast.
Dine at The Taphouse for laid back dining or enjoy artisan pizza at The Cornish Pizza Company
For a taste of Cornwall’s artisanal produce, visit St Agnes Farmers’ Market for locally sourced meats, cheeses, and baked goods.
Restaurants in St Austell
St Austell is on the south coast of Cornwall with stunning scenery.
Explore traditional Cornish cuisine at Sam’s at The Bay, with hearty dishes like Cornish crab linguine and fisherman’s pie.
Don’t miss out on a visit to Knightor Winery and Restaurant, where seasonal menus are paired with award-winning wines from grapes grown in Cornwall.
Or, if you like to sample the local beer, why not book a tour at St Austell Brewery.
Dog-Friendly Restaurants Cornwall
If you’re holidaying with your dog, Cornwall welcomes furry friends with open arms, and many restaurants cater to four-legged companions.
Enjoy coastal views at The Watering Hole at Perranporth from the beach bar or dine al fresco at The Gurnard’s Head on the Cornish Atlantic coast between St. Ives and St. Just.
For a taste of Cornwall’s countryside, visit The Old Inn in St Breward, Bodmin Moor, for hearty pub grub and dog-friendly facilities.
Enjoy Cornish cuisine from Tawnamoor!
Cornwall’s diverse culinary landscape offers something for every palate.
Whether you’re craving fresh seafood by the coast or hearty pub grub in a quaint village, the region’s restaurants promise an unforgettable dining experience.
So, why not treat yourself to a culinary adventure during your stay at Tawnamoor and discover the flavours of Cornwall? Book now!
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