Places To Eat In Cornwall

The Maltsters is a cosy 17th century restaurant at the heart of Chapel Amble village. It is just a two-minute stroll from The Olde House, perfect for those who want a cosy drink and a hearty meal by the fire but don’t fancy travelling far to get it. Its spacious and family-friendly nature means it is popular within the local community.

Providing a relaxed environment and a menu that champions top-quality food inspired by the Mediterranean – with a Cornish influence. Whether it’s passing around small plates or fighting your siblings over the last piece of our 20-inch pizzas, all from a spectacular frontline position overlooking Polzeath beach and the ocean, The Atlantic.

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The Earl at Egloshayle is a 17th century inn, with low ceilings, oak beams and log burner for the colder months. Just a short walk from Wadebridge town, the traditional country pub located in Egloshayle, Is the perfect place to eat in Wadebridge and to enjoy a proper pint. The Earl at Egloshayle offers excellent food, with a focus on seasonal, local produce and thoughtful wine lists but doesn’t forget about an authentic atmosphere.

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A five minute drive from The Olde House is the St Kew Inn, a traditional Cornish pub with a reputation for great food and tasty local ale. During the summer months St Kew Inn throws barbecues for their customers in the beautiful pub garden.

www.stkewinn.co.uk | 01208 841259

Paul and Emma Ainsworth relaunched The Mariners pub in Rock, Cornwall in May 2019. The 130-cover local, which looks over the beautiful Camel Estuary. This is a must visit gastropub. 

Four Boys is a cafe and restaurant overlooking the estuary in Rock. The menu changes regularly, guided by what’s in season. Fresh handmade pasta and seafood take centre stage, served as plates to share.