Cornwall food and drink
Eat and drink in Cornwall
82 places to eat and drink from our Cornwall area guides on one page. Filter by area, type and what you need.
Facts last checked Nov 1, 2026. Britlens is independent: see our editorial policy.
Every entry comes from the eat-and-drink pages of our Cornwall guide. Tags such as vegetarian options, outdoor seating and step-free access are shown only where OpenStreetMap contributors or the venue’s own site say so (27 of 82 places carry at least one tag).[1] A missing tag means we have no report, not that the place lacks it. We hold no prices and no reviews, so there is no budget or “best” filter: check menus on each venue’s site.
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Beacon Coffee (venue website, opens in new tab)
Specialty coffee shop on High Street.
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Cafe Chandlers (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café on The Quay in St Mawes serving coffee and food, according to its website.
- Outdoor seating
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Castaways (venue website, opens in new tab)
Harbourside restaurant at Mylor Harbour with a seasonal seafood menu and Sunday roasts.
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Cribbs (venue website, opens in new tab)
Caribbean breakfasts, lunches, dinners and rum on Arwenack Street, opened in 2007 according to its website.
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Gylly Beach Cafe (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café and restaurant on Gyllyngvase Beach, below Pendennis Castle.
- Outdoor seating
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Harbour House (venue website, opens in new tab)
Waterside pub on the harbor front at Flushing, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Palacio Lounge Cafe Bar (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café bar in a grand old building overlooking The Moor, serving all-day brunch, dining and cocktails.
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Seven Stars (venue website, opens in new tab)
Traditional pub with rooms, a restaurant and an on-site micro-brewery in Penryn.
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Star and Garter (venue website, opens in new tab)
Georgian townhouse restaurant with apartments on Old High Street, serving fish, farm meat and its own cured produce.
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Swanpool Beach Cafe (venue website, opens in new tab)
Beach café at Swanpool with home-made cakes, soups and toasted ciabattas, open year-round according to its website.
- Outdoor seating
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The Boathouse (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub dating from 1714 with views over Falmouth Harbour, the Penryn River and Flushing, serving locally sourced food.
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The Chain Locker (venue website, opens in new tab)
Harbourside pub on Quay Street run by St Austell Brewery, with rooms and a dog-friendly policy, according to its website.
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The Grapes Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Community pub on Church Street that shows live sport, according to its website.
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The Packet Station (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on The Moor in the center of Falmouth.
- Outdoor seating
- Step-free (reported)
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The Pennycomequick (venue website, opens in new tab)
Cornish pub on The Moor dating from the mid-1700s, serving food daily from midday, according to its website.
- Outdoor seating
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The Shed (venue website, opens in new tab)
Eatery, café and cocktail bar on Discovery Quay serving breakfast, coffee and cake and a main menu, says its website.
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Windjammer Café & Bar (venue website, opens in new tab)
Harbor-view restaurant on a working slipway serving British and American comfort food and smoked meats, according to its website.
- Outdoor seating
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Ben's Plaice (venue website, opens in new tab)
Fish and chip restaurant and takeout on Barbican Parade, Looe.
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Black Swan (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub and restaurant in the heart of Looe, serving locally sourced seafood and farm-to-table dishes.
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Brown Sugar Café (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café on South Street serving breakfast and lunch, with online booking.
- Outdoor seating
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Sunny Spice (venue website, opens in new tab)
Takeout on Fore Street, Fowey, with a menu on its website.
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The Galleon Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Riverfront pub in the center of Fowey serving food and drink, with bed and breakfast upstairs.
- Outdoor seating
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The Sardine Factory (venue website, opens in new tab)
Seafood restaurant in Looe with online booking.
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The Ship Inn, Polperro (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on Fore Street, Polperro, with a rotating selection of local cask ales.
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The Three Pilchards (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on the quay at Polperro that calls itself the oldest in the village.
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Concho Lounge (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café bar for coffee, brunch, board games and evening cocktails.
- Outdoor seating
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Fern Pit Beach Kitchen (venue website, opens in new tab)
Seasonal beach café serving breakfast to dinner; its website gave 2026 opening dates running to November 1.
- Outdoor seating
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Jam Jar Kitchen (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café by day and pizzeria by night in the center of Crantock.
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Lewinnick Lodge (venue website, opens in new tab)
Boutique clifftop restaurant with rooms on the Newquay coast.
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Lost Brewing Co (venue website, opens in new tab)
Craft beer bar and café with breakfast, lunch and dinner and its own beers; vegan options are listed.
- Vegetarian options
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Smugglers Den Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Thatched pub dating from the 16th century, with indoor dining areas, courtyards, decking and a beer garden, says its website.
- Outdoor seating
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The Beach Hut (venue website, opens in new tab)
Beach restaurant at Watergate Bay serving classic favorites and fresh flavors, according to its website.
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The Bowgie Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on West Pentire headland overlooking Crantock Beach, serving food and real ales.
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The Towan Blystra (venue website, opens in new tab)
Town-center pub run by J D Wetherspoon.
- Outdoor seating
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Whiskers (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bar and live music venue with a late-night café serving Cornish coffee and tea, according to its website.
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Flo's Kitchen (venue website, opens in new tab)
Family-run deli, general store and bakery in Polzeath serving coffee and meals.
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Paul Ainsworth at No6 (venue website, opens in new tab)
Restaurant in a Georgian townhouse at 6 Middle Street, with online booking.
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Prawn On The Lawn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Small seafood restaurant at 11 Duke Street with a daily-changing menu.
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Reggie's (venue website, opens in new tab)
Mumbai street food at St Merryn, with eat-in and takeout.
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Rick Stein's Café (venue website, opens in new tab)
Cornish seafood and Asian-inspired dishes, with a dog-friendly courtyard, in Middle Street.
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Rick Stein's Fish & Chips (venue website, opens in new tab)
Fish and chip restaurant and takeout in Padstow, with gluten-free options listed.
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The Cornish Arms (venue website, opens in new tab)
Village pub at St Merryn, near Padstow, with a beer garden and rooms, according to its website.
- Outdoor seating
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The Harbour Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Family-run pub on Strand Street, South Quay, with locally sourced food.
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The Old Custom House (venue website, opens in new tab)
Quayside pub on South Quay with harbor views and rooms, run by St Austell Brewery.
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The Old Ship Hotel (venue website, opens in new tab)
Hotel bar and restaurant on Mill Square, overlooking the Camel estuary.
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The Quarryman (venue website, opens in new tab)
Family-owned traditional Cornish free house in a former quarrying community near Wadebridge.
- Outdoor seating
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TJ's Surf Shop, Kitchen & Bar (venue website, opens in new tab)
Family-run beachside restaurant and surf shop at Polzeath, established in 1987.
- Outdoor seating
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Trevisker's Kitchen (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café at a garden center on the main road into Padstow; its site lists breakfast, lunch and a Sunday carvery.
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45 Queen Street (venue website, opens in new tab)
Neighborhood bar and kitchen with a deli in an old warehouse, off Chancery Lane.
- Outdoor seating
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Admiral Benbow (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pirate-themed 17th-century pub on Chapel Street, with the Captain’s Cabin restaurant.
- Historic
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Fika at Newlyn Art Gallery (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café with coffee, tea and cakes at Newlyn Art Gallery, with a second café at The Exchange.
- Outdoor seating
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King William IV (venue website, opens in new tab)
Village pub and restaurant in Madron serving lunch and dinner.
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Mackerel Sky Seafood Bar (venue website, opens in new tab)
Seafood bar on New Road in Newlyn.
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Moomaid of Zennor, St Just (venue website, opens in new tab)
Parlor for Moomaid of Zennor farmhouse ice cream, in St Just’s Market Square.
- Outdoor seating
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Newlyn Meadery (venue website, opens in new tab)
Medieval-themed family restaurant in Newlyn; its website mentions chicken in the rough and Cornish fruit wine.
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Penlee House Café (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café at Penlee House Gallery and Museum, in Morrab Road.
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Sennen Cove Cafe (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café in Sennen Cove with a seasonal menu, coffee and beer on tap, says its website.
- Outdoor seating
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The Copper Fox (venue website, opens in new tab)
Japanese-inspired food and cocktails on Bread Street, Penzance.
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The Crown (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on Victoria Square with real ale brewed by its own brewery, according to its website.
- Outdoor seating
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The First & Last Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub at Sennen that calls itself one of the most legendary inns in Britain.
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The Logan Rock Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub in Treen, near Porthcurno, advertising good food and real ale.
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The North Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub in Pendeen with food, bed and breakfast rooms and camping.
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The Old Success Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Historic pub at Sennen Cove with ocean views, food, drink and rooms.
- Outdoor seating
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The Ship Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Historic pub on the harbor at Mousehole, serving food and offering rooms, says its website.
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The Turks Head (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on Chapel Street that describes itself as the oldest in the heart of Penzance.
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Yacht Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub with sea views on Green Street; its website mentions local produce and vegan choices.
- Vegetarian options
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Beer & Bird (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bar and grill on Fore Street serving chicken and burgers.
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Bier Huis Grand Café (venue website, opens in new tab)
Belgian bar and brasserie on St Andrew’s Street, serving coffee and food.
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Blas Burgerworks (venue website, opens in new tab)
Burger restaurant on The Warren; its website recommends booking in advance.
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Firehouse Bar & Grill (venue website, opens in new tab)
Steaks, rotisserie chicken and cocktails on Fore Street, a short walk from the harbor.
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Hub St Ives (venue website, opens in new tab)
Burgers, hot dogs, beers and cocktails with harbor views on Wharf Road; its website says dogs are welcome.
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Mine Taproom (venue website, opens in new tab)
Taproom of Mine Brewing Company on Tregenna Hill.
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Moomaid of Zennor, St Ives (venue website, opens in new tab)
Parlor for Moomaid of Zennor, a maker of farmhouse ice cream.
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Mount Zion Coffee (venue website, opens in new tab)
Coffee shop on Mount Zion.
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Porthgwidden Beach Cafe (venue website, opens in new tab)
Beach restaurant at Porthgwidden cove, with a separate takeout and bar.
- Outdoor seating
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Porthminster Cafe (venue website, opens in new tab)
Beach restaurant on Porthminster Beach, specializing in seafood.
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Porthminster Kitchen (venue website, opens in new tab)
Cornish menu of smaller plates and lighter options with global flavors, on Wharf Road, according to its website.
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R Bar (venue website, opens in new tab)
Rum bar down granite steps off Fore Street, stocking over a hundred rums, says its website.
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The Cornubia Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pub on Fore Street in Hayle, on the far side of St Ives Bay.
- Outdoor seating
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The Lifeboat Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Harbourside pub beside the lifeboat house, with a log fire and rooms, according to its website.
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The Sloop Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Harbourside pub on The Wharf; its website dates the inn to 1312 and lists rooms.
- Historic
- Outdoor seating
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Tretho Lounge (venue website, opens in new tab)
All-day dining, brunch and cocktails on Wharf Road.
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