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Eating Out in CornwallThere are so many interesting eateries to try when eating out in Cornwall that it’s reason enough to book self-catering Cornwall accommodation! Cornwall holiday cottages throughout the county will position you close to some surprisingly chic restaurants, and many of the choices boast some of the nicest views in the country too. |
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Austell's, St AustellWe couldn’t leave out the number one Cornwall restaurant according to TripAdvisor, so here it is! Austell’s is a 2 AA Rosette restaurant in the picturesque Carlyon Bay, and it also appears in the Michelin Guide. Close to six fantastic golf courses and just 20 minutes drive from the Eden Project, Austell’s makes the perfect way to top off a day out in Cornwall with some very fine dining. So many reviews can’t have it wrong, and they proclaim fantastic service with exquisite food time after time. You can even watch your meal as it’s prepared in the open kitchen. Austell's is the perfect treat during a self-catering Cornwall holiday. |
Oliver's 'the eatery', FalmouthIntent on ‘bringing the fun back into food’, Oliver’s is found in Falmouth and does the seaside town proud. If you’re after a taste of something extra special during a stay in self-catering Cornwall accommodation, Oliver’s is just the place. Serving local produce and a daring menu created with skill, the owners of Oliver’s have the experience to cook with flair! Look out for the daily specials too. Chef and owner, Ken, has worked at The Dorchester in Mayfair alongside Gordon Ramsey, and his passion shines through in his cooking. It's best to book though! |
The Lifebuoy Cafe, FoweyFor a refreshing and informal cafe during a stay in Cornwall accommodation, bear The Lifebuoy Cafe in mind. This fun, happy cafe is a real favourite and it’s a great way to enjoy the local fish in an informal atmosphere. With locally-sourced Fowey fish, even the cafe’s meats, bread and eggs are produced in the area – so it offers a true taste of Cornwall! Number one for Fowey on TripAdvisor, the cafe is dog-friendly, so bear it in mind during a walk with your pet – and there’s a take-away service available too. |
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Paul Ainsworth at No 6, PadstowAt number three in the reviews it’s Paul Ainsworth at No 6, and it’s been heralded as the best food in Padstow and Rock! With a great location in the centre of Padstow and an impressive decor, the restaurant is striking, exciting and won’t disappoint. The imaginative menu is based around Great British theme, and there are one or two surprises if you’re feeling brave. The perfect place to try something new during a self-catering holiday in Cornwall, this quirky restaurant is as much an experience as somewhere to enjoy a meal.
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The Wheelhouse, FalmouthIf you love seafood then this is THE Cornwall eatery for you. Second favourite with the TripAdvisor gang, The Wheelhouse in Falmouth has a loyal following! This cafe has a cosy feel, and as it’s not very big it’s worth reserving a table to be on the safe side. That said, this shellfish restaurant has proved so popular that it was even mentioned in The Guardian in 2010. The Wheelhouse has twinkling fairy lights, and a determination to use locally-sourced fish to its best. The menu’s dishes are intended for sharing, and the scallops are renowned! |
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For more information on holidays in Cornwall please use the links below: Dog-friendly holidays in Cornwall
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