Godolphin Arms Restaurant in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

The hotel is at a real advantage with spectacular views. We had been in for coffee or drinks many times and eaten here in the past over the years and had vowed to return for a lunch when it was not so busy. Anyway, on my birthday we thought we would take the opportunity. It was 2pm in the afternoon, not too busy. We ordered from the slightly confusing method of choosing a selection of options and asked for it to be bought to the table all in one go. We had also waited ages for someone to take a food order in the first place and had to attract the attention of a waiter. It felt like we were invisible that day. When the food finally arrived it turned up with only two of the four dishes we ordered so we waited and once again had to attract the attention of someone, we had to ask where the rest of the order was and he said that there had been a mistake in the kitchen and it would be remade and would we like to continue with the two dishes on the table to which i replied i would not as my idea of lunch is not to have every element in individual segements in different time zones. Meanwhile the two cold plates on the table in stead of being returned to the kitchen to be reheated remained and i had to ask for it all to be done again. The whole occasion was a disaster. It was as if they had completely forgotton about us, we had to continuously attract the attention of someone to get any service and if as i just read from one of the other reviews there is a service charge that just makes the whole experience even more annoying as had it been pointed out to us when we paid i would most certainly asked for the charge to be removed as in my opinion tips should be earned through good service, there is no incentive for staff to deliver that if they get their tips regardless. When we paid i also stated to the lady i was paying that we did not find everything satisfactory and she just said sorry , she would report it back . Really this is poor. We live in Cornwall and know Marizion and love it but would not wish to have lunch this way again.

Quite a snazzy venue overlooking St Michael’s Mount. Could either be a coastal path pitstop or somewhere to enjoy a quasi-fine dining experience. Contrary to its former incarnations, this version of the Godolphin is certainly not geared towards locals, but rather tourists and visitors with more peculiar tastes and fatter wallets. The idea behind the multiple restaurant seating areas is ambitious, but it ultimately turns out to be a logistical nightmare: tables end up being too close together, leaving little wiggle room in between diners, and not enough space on the tables to accommodate plates of food. The service is much ado about nothing: all superficial panache and pseudo-posh theatre with zero substance. Any rational diner would prefer to not be patronised inanely by the seasoned Front of House patter and just be left to their own devices. The waiters and runners, however, are fresh out of college and evidently doing their best in the circumstances. The food and drinks are indeed pricey, but I guess you’re paying for the generally agreeable ambience and world-class sea view. The menu selection is impressive, and the result is definitely an upgrade from the pubic beef sandwich a friend of mine had here a few years ago. The wine selection, meanwhile, is a satisfying array of evocative numbers fit to match the setting and scenery. In conclusion, I leave a photo example of a honied venison I ordered … just see what you think. It was a zesty nine quid hors d’oeuvre, but I can’t decide whether I’ve been conned or charmed or what.

Haven't been here in 15 years , wow , what a lovely setting. Bought my mum here for her birthday, staff were friendly and attentive.Food was incredibly good. Loved it , definitely will return

Been here loads of times over many years. It is so nice to see new owners of a business with such a passion for customers. Don’t get me wrong not all customers are good which is a shame. But getting back to my review what a fabulous place it is. Staff so nice the owner super friendly and could not do enough for you. The food was tasty we had many items off the menu. Dogs welcome although I always think that’s should be dry dogs and paws on the floors….. good luck to the new team you definitely deserve it.

Fabulous spot, lovely staff, comfortable and warm. My only criticism is that it feels sometimes like I’m sitting in a dog kennel as there are so many dogs. Dogs are very welcome there which is great, however to allow dogs on the seats is to my mind unacceptable even if some owners do put them on a dog blanket/coat, also some owners allow their dogs to lounge across the walkways. My objection to this is that there are both adults and children who are allergic to dog hair and saliva, and for some this can cause asthma attacks as is the case for me. I would love to see owners keep their dogs under their own tables and the restaurant to have at least one of the dining areas that is dog free.

This was not somewhere I expected to end up when looking for a cafe, but to their credit they were actually open when almost everywhere else is closed for the Winter so that in itself gets my vote! The restaurant was reasonably busy but I was offered a choice of tables and given water the moment I sat down which was a nice touch. The menu is quite unusual and interesting and to my delight I was told that quite a few items could be made gluten free. The advice was to perhaps go for a couple of small plates and a side if I were hungry, but I opted for the olives and pickles with one small plate to see how it went. My choice of the crab brandy and Davidstow on toast was absolutely delicious and just enough for me on my own. It's a wonderful location with lovely staff and ambience. What's not to love.

What a fabulous location with amazing food. 3 of us came here for early dinner this week. We were lucky enough to catch the sun going down and the view of St Michael’s mount was just magical. The decor and layout is spacious, light, modern and luxurious. It’s really very dog friendly , not just dog tolerant. The menu is varied and whilst not cheap, definitely is value for money. Food comes out as and when dishes are ready due to the size of the tables we were told.. this actually was really well paced and it was exciting to see what was next to arrive. We ordered most of the options on the sea and meat sections along with some fries. Everything was cooked to perfection with great quality ingredients and cooked with skill and care. My favourite 3 dishes were the lamb on beans, mackerel and venison carpaccio…utterly outstanding. It was not cheap but great value for money considering what we had. Highly recommended and will definitely return next time we are in the area.

Lovely venue, excellent waiting service. I ordered watercress soup and fries. The fries were perfect - crispy and tasty. Unfortunately, the same could not be said for the soup. It did taste of watercress. In fact that was all it tasted of. I had expected something creamy and full of flavour but this was not the case. It was awful. Before I placed the order I was told it would cost £6.75. When I went to pay, the bill was far more than I had expected so I queried it. I was told that the soup was £9. I said that I had been told that it was £6.75 and the staff member said 'my bad it is £9'. She then also told me that the bill included a tip. She had not mentioned this before. I asked for the tip to be removed.

We originally went to Shutters for a lunch earlier in February and unfortunately this was a poor experience and I reviewed this lunch on 9th February. The Godolphin Hotel offered us a free meal in recompense for this poor experience. I, my husband and daughter had Sunday lunch at Shutters on 25th February 2024. The lunch was a totally different and better experience. The staff were attentive and courteous and helped make the experience very good. We each had a starter and a roast beef main course followed by a British Cheese and Cornish Cheese course between us. We also had drinks: Espresso Martinis (recommended) and some glasses of pleasant wine. The starters (hot smoked salmon with citrus fruit, Potato with wild garlic, and bread with olives and balsamic dressing) were OK with the salmon very good. The main course was very large with two large, thick slices of beef on each plate and a good selection of vegetables, the gravy was also very good. A doggy bag was necessary for our dog who was at home! The cheese course was also very good. As a bonus the weather wasn’t too wet and we had a lovely table with great views towards St Michael’s Mount.

We visited for Dinner to celebrate our Wedding Anniversary and were warmly greeted on arrival and the service throughout was very attentive. We would like to especially mention Pru and the two Hannah's who couldn't have been nicer. The food was delicious and we were given a suprise plate of chocolate bites wishing us a Happy Anniversary. Our little dog was welcome. All in all a first rate experience. Woukd highly recommend.

We visited for lunch and came away laughing at what we were served at the price point. There was a reduced menu on offer and the dishes were grouped as 'Small plates' and something like 'For The Table' but for the prices - between £5-10 per dish - we were expecting a certain quality or portion, neither of which was delivered. The only dish that was reasonable was the olives, which we deemed to be a decent portion and OK quality. Elsewhere, we were served 4 small croquettes (£8 and one had a hair in it!), a single small meat free Bao Bun (£10!), 8 small fried coated squid with 3 lettuce leaves and a dip (£10, the squid was overcooked and very chewy) and "baked bread" aka two slices of thick bread cut in two with butter (£6!). I wish I had taken a picture of the food because it was seriously unimpressive and certainly nothing like the images that have been uploaded to TripAdvisor by the restaurant. The bread came with a Marmite based butter or a Sea Salt Butter, we were wrongly brought the marmite butter and when we asked to change it to our original order we were brought a few scoops of a very light and poor quality margarine. We ate it all, besides the hair, as we were starving but we left still hungry. To finish the poor experience, we were brought the bill and it didn't include the advertised promotion, "25% Off Food All Day"; When we challenged this the waitress said "it's kind of a, you get it if you ask for it, situation", and yet it's advertised on their website, on entry and even on the back of the toilet doors! This felt a bit underhanded. We didn't complain at the table but it was seriously bad and they should be ashamed by what was served and what was charged, even with 25% off. (£47, £37 after the discount).

Had a really good Sunday roast here a few weeks back. The place is under new management and they really seem to be giving it a good go. I will be back!

All of our meals came with missing main ingredients. 1. Ham croquette came with chipotle mayo instead of truffle mayo 2. Lobster black truffle risotto didn’t come with black truffle or taste anything like truffle at all. Gloopy green risotto. 3. Turkey wellington (replaced with pork because they ran out)- the carrots that came with the dish tasted off.

The roast was average. Small leg of chicken, 3 tiny roast potatoes, mange tout, carrots and gravy.and Yorkshire pudding for £20.00.It was good but we've had much better for less. The waitress was bordering on rude however the other staff we're lovely. Wouldn't eat there again. Beautiful setting though. Not

Went here for my partners big birthday on 7/1/24. Booked online and requested a window seat if possible. Arrived to be seated in a perfect position to take in the amazing view. Waiting staff very friendly and initial drinks came quickly, as did the food. Second round of drinks were slow to arrive and we had to ask a couple of times if they were coming or had been forgotten. This was a minor thing though as the food was amazing!! We had the sharing platter roast which contained beef, pork and chicken along with all the veg, stuffing and crackling and lashings of gravy. So much food… in hindsight we didn’t need a starter and we even brought the chicken home with us. Given them 5/5 in this review as they deserve it base on food, location & friendliness alone. They rectified the drinks issue which was good of them. It was a busy Sunday lunch for them after all. Will definitely be returning.

I walked in for a light lunch on New Years Day hoping for a table and I was in luck. They fitted me in and I had a sea view! I was delighted. The staff were excellent, Emily served me and was wonderful. The Cornish seafood chowder was exquisite! The perfect spot to enjoy a relaxed New Years Day lunch.

A fish based restaurant, and a selection of fine dining dishes. Wonderful view of St Micheal’sMount & dog friendly. Advise booking in advance as known to just throughout the year.

Nice enough restaurant, service a bit brusque, asked what we would like to drink before even seeing the menu. Lobster risotto was tasty, though lobster was tough ( overcooked) Cod was ok, truffle chips good. Bottle of local Sauvignon good . Affogato to finish Smallish portions, pricey for what it is. Meal for 2, no starters, wine and 1 dessert ( £100)

What a warm welcome we received today at The Godolphin. Staff were friendly,attentive and quite honestly, lovely! My family along with our 4 dogs very much enjoyed visiting your beautiful restaurant… The views amazing as was our cream tea. Thank you x

What a fantastic place with a breathtaking view of St.Michael’s Mount whilst eating the best roast sharing board we have ever experienced!! A truly marvellous day made even better by the excellent service from Emma, we will definitely be returning, probably as hotel guests next time!!

Great location overlooking St Michael’s Mount and bay. Welcoming staff with local knowledge. Varied menu, local produce. Enjoyed local Polgoon wine with the amazing Seafood Pie (to share) and perfectly cooked veg.

Shutters hosted a Memorial Lunch of 14 for my Father-in Law. The food was superb as was the service and the ambiance and the views out to the Mount were amazing. Special thanks to Grace and all of the team.

Popped in on the off chance of a Sunday lunch. Even though the restaurant was very busy the lady at Front of House was very accommodating and made us feel welcome. After a very short wait a table was found with a magnificent view of...

Arived in Marazion. Stopped at Shutters for coffee. View so lovely from the table we sat at that I asked for the table to be reserved for 1.00pm lunch. Walked to the castle. Returned to Shutters to find the table occupied. An offhand replacement: jammed...

Absolutely mind blowingly amazing food and the service was perfect too. Apparently they have a new kitchen team in and what was a “good” dining experience before, has now become an “extremely excellent” one. Loved our server Emma, she couldn’t have been more helpful or...

I can’t believe that it was £5.50 for a cinnamon swirl!!! Way more expensive than last year, every cake was £5.50, and they looked like bought in cakes. Such a shame, won’t be going back.

Great Sunday roast - we had the sharing platter which made choices simple and let us enjoy the view and company. Although the portions were substantial and flavours great, we also choose fantastic desserts - really enjoyed the Tunisian orange cake particularly. Emma was our...

We had the Sunday Dinner and it was one of the best I have had for a long time. The new chefs turned out a great confit chicken and 12 hour pork and crackling. The food was delicious, the meat was tender and the sharing...

We booked in advance for the three of us and were delighted to have a table by the window with a stunning view to St. Michael's Mount. The service was of a very high quality: polite, professional and friendly. There was a good choice of...

We booked afternoon tea. Everything was fabulous, from the warm greeting to the offer of a family photo at the end. The sun was very bright ( fab) but was too bright to sit at our allocated table so we were moved back where we...

My mum insists the fish pie was the best she had ever had in her life. She even asked the chef, Gareth, for the recipe.

We had a superb Sunday lunch, the roast pork and chicken was impeccable full of flavour and served hot with a jug of gravy for each meal, couldn't fault it at all congratulations to the new chef on the meal quality.

Everything was nice, we both had olives, bread with olive oil and balsamic dip, followed by fish and chips, the only fault was, the pricing, the olives weren't listed on the menu, they were offered as an appetiser which we accepted, which were charged at...

On entering, the FOH were warm, amusing and endearing. They knew our name and led us to the most perfect spot. The decor is extreme well designed, to proved a fresh but cosy feel to this divine spot. The food was a very high standard,...

We had such a lovely meal at The Godolphin Shutters restaurant. The food and service were excellent, with nothing too much trouble. We had a lovely big table in the window and although it was dark it still added to the atmosphere. A great way...

Sunday lunch great views but more importantly a great sharing platter from the new look menu. The food was just superb and service from the waitresses very good too .

The restaurant has a very nice atmosphere and a besutiful view. The staff was very friendly, and the food was delicious.

Cold breakfast. Plates were cold so food sitting on them whilst waiting to get to our table was cold. Very disappointing. Slow service contributed. Amazing view but plenty of other places in Cornwall with beautiful views and a hot breakfast. Generally the recent reviews are...

We live locally so often bring visiting family and friends. The food is always very good, the staff helpful and polite and the view gorgeous.

It was just OK for Sunday lunch. Nothing brilliant. Extra £5 for cauliflower cheese bit expensive and it wasn’t that delicious. £30 service charge too. 8 adults and 2 children in our party. The waitress was very friendly. But overall very expensive for what was...

Easy to book a table online. A great welcome and very accommodating as we arrived early. A fantastic Sunday lunch, we had the pulled pork. Add in the view which was amazing. Lovely service too.

The best Sunday lunch! Couldn't fault the food or lovely friendly service. View's pretty good too 🤩 Highly recommend.

We have been big fans of the Godolphin over the years and is always our go to when we wanted to treat ourselves. With family coming down, we decided to take them to our favourite roast dinner in Cornwall, The Godolphin. However the last time...

Simply terrible. Some of the worst service I've ever encountered. Very slow with long waits for food, and the wine took so long to arrive that we had virtually finished our meal. We only got it then because I went and got it myself -...

We went to try The Godolphin as pre covid the roast was amazing. I rang ahead to say we were running late, not a problem, the hostess even sat us with a beautiful table with a view. That was the best thing out of this...

The setting is beautiful with wonderful views. But the food was far from what you would expect. The portion of Seabass Was a 1/4 of section. Serviced cold. (Which we had to sent back) On a bed of mushroom which didn’t work at all, and...

Go. Here. For. Breakfast. We had hands down the best eggs benedict with bacon we've ever had 10/10. The incredible food alongside the amazing staff and beautiful view make this a must do if you are in the area.

I booked a table for 5 in the restaurant on Wednesday 6th September. When making the reservation I mentioned that one couple with us were having a 'trip down memory lane' as 52 years ago they'd spent their honeymoon in Marazion and this was their...

Great Evening, we had a lovely time for our Anniversary dinner, staff were easy going but professional. The food was hearty and amazing. Couldn’t fault it!!!! Great work.

Me and the parents went for Sunday lunch. They both had the pork belly, which came out with rubbery soft skin, wheres the crackling. Veg were uninspiring and made no sense on the plate. I had Sirloin beed roast, which arrived cooked to medium and...

Very disappointing, the starters were ok but mains were of a poor quality, whatever you do avoid the Marrow Gratin utterly tasteless bowl off overcooked marrow covered in breadcrumbs. The venison was cold and the veg that came with it was burnt. Was sent back...

Awful….just awful and they couldn’t care less. The beginning. We asked if they had oysters and were told they hadn’t done them for years….absolute lie we ate here September 2022. Faced with this fact we were told they aren’t in season…they are in season from...

We have been here several times over the years and decided to go again this year, to find it has been taken over by someone else AGAIN! I wanted to walk out as the menu was dreadful, poor selection and nothing exciting at all. I...

We were a party of 7, booked months in advance to only be Absolutely disappointed. Food was ok, service was slow slow slow. The paid car park allows 3 hour parking maximum, one of our party had to move their car prior even the second...

Breakfast at the godolphin has so much choice, friendly staff and a super view of saint michaels mount. We watched the castle appear through the mist as we ate our breakfast and supped on freshly squeezed orange juice. Very friendly and attentive staff, with ready...

Dogs, children and sandy shoes welcome! Well true to your word and certainly in exactly that order - dogs rule ! Hardly possible to hear yourself talk above the barking. Some dogs off the lead inside the restaurant ! Beautiful location. Food very average. Chaotic...

Oh dear. Service good. Starters reasonable but mains - terrible and bland. Do NOT try the marrow gratin, flavourless bowl of mixed vegetables topped with breadcrumbs. The venison was tasty but overcooked and tough at the edges. At £60.00 per person including drinks - a...

Great food and great value for money. Relaxed atmosphere our 2 (crazy) dogs were welcomed and given water. Decor is gorgeous! Staff friendly and helpful. But...this is my second visit and the same thing happened last time. There is a problem with service. The timings...

My husband and I with our pooch Lola visited here for lunch on the off chance you allowed dogs inside. We were shown to a table that offered a lovely view of St Michaels Mount yet space for our pooch to lie down and relax....

Fantastic cooked breakfast whilst visiting St. Michael's Mount. Amazing views over to the mount, I requested a window seat for the children to look out of and this was catered for. Friendly staff and reasonable price. Loved the buttered toast, saved having to try and...

Booked a table last minute due to a change in plans for my mums birthday. I mentioned to them that it was my mums birthday and they gave us an amazing table and even ended the evening with a beautiful plate of petit fors 🤍...

Great view, lovely service but the food is really not good. Hope it will improve so we can go back and enjoy the lovely ambience one day - the great staff deserve to be serving better food.

We had breakfast here at 8am after the overnight drive down to Cornwall. It had a great view of the bay and of St Michael's Mount. Good quality food and coffee, which is what you're paying for. (Plus the toilets in Marazion don't open until...

My wife and I live in Marazion and know the Godolphin well. We have had some great meals here and over the years a few average meals. Saturday night we popped in last minute and despite the restaurant being full we were found a table...

Went with Family to Shutters on. Tuesday evening. Four of us had the Pork Chop which I wouldn’t recommend as there was more fat on it than meat. For the price of £38 (without any side dishes) I don’t understand why they couldn’t offer Pork...

Where shall we begin.... Booked for an afternoon tea for 3 people, arrived 10 minutes early and was shown to our table with a menu. We presumed (like other places) that they knew we were there for an afternoon tea since we'd booked in advance...

We booked a table at The Godolphin for our anniversary dinner and we were not disappointed. Great view, great food and very attentive staff. We loved it and would highly recommend.

Superb Sunday roast, wine and views! Literally ticked every box. Highly recommend, our waitress Hannah was amazing! Only her second week and she was amazing, polite and very helpful! Thanks Hannah we will be back

We had a lovely meal here, the service was extremely professional and we felt very well cared for, the food was excellent and the views from the restaurant were wonderful.

Way overpriced. Neither the food nor the service were worth the hefty price tag and the 22.5 % percent service charge that is included in the final bill is bordering on the outrageous. We were there with our two teenage kids and one of them...

Beautiful setting, good quality food and pleasant staff. Menu is simple but excellent and I've not had a bad meal here. Restaurant was busy but it is July in Cornwall so no surprise there. The deserts were the weaker part of the meal but still...

The management seems to blame diners for not raising issues over food but surely the fact so many people are saying it's not up to standard is down to the kitchen to ammend and improve their standards. I thought it was overpriced for the quality...

Visited on a Sunday evening. Had the 2 course £38 option. Poor value, average food and service noy up to standard - staff need some training. Pitching itself as a high end experience on price and not delivering.

Really looking forward to our meal booked in advance before we came to holiday in St Austell, As soon as food came out plates stone cold, my pet hate, so everything on plate when put in front of us was barely warm, the fries came...

We went here for the wonderful views of St Michael’s Mount but the food was wonderful. All four of our party had different choices and all were spot on and beautifully presented. The staff are very friendly and the restaurant is modern and clean with...

A few years back, I had eaten lunch at The Godolphin (not sure if it was actually Shutters) and had enjoyed nothing except the view. So, perhaps unjustly, I was a little prejudiced against the whole establishment. However, at 9:30 one morning we found ourselves...

We visited Shutters twice in our weeks holiday. The view and setting is perfect. Best view in Marazion. It’s not cheap but it is a splendid A la Carte menu. Great atmosphere too.

This was a most disappointing experience! My wife and I were lucky enough to have found the most perfect B & B in Marazion (Upper Deck). Having driven across to Cornwall from Kent we only wanted a decent but unfussy meal in the evening and...

We have just returned from our first visit and if time permitted, would come back before returning home. Our menu choices were crevettes, sole and truffles. All of these were very good and the sole especially was far larger than I expected. Prices were reasonable...

I'd love to leave a good review as our previous visit had been great. This time - pretty disappointing. As mentioned by others, the welcome was friendly, particularly as we had time to get to know our waiter as he interpreted the confusing menu for...

As always stunning views, excellent 6 star service from Amelia and tasty exquisite food once you've understood the menu lay out 😂

Today was our fist visit to Shutters, we were really looking forward to it. On arrival we were made to feel welcome & taken to a lovely table with fabulous views. Within a couple of minutes of being seated the waitress came to take our...

Beautiful venue, stunning views, excellent service and a very varied interesting menu- highly recommended- thoroughly enjoyed this first trip and will be back. 4 adults - We all had scallops to start, monk fish and sole followed by rhubarb & apple crumble and pineapple dish...

The menu for Shutters sets out in very small print that you have to have two courses for £38 and there is no choice in this, and it's at this point the problem started. The booking for 11 of us was done by an elderly...

The best place for outstanding views of St Michael’s Mount, food though was over priced and limited both in terms of portion sizes, variety and culinary skill. The staff were working hard and were very helpful. But we won’t be returning because of the overpricing...

Having eaten here before we had high expectations We reserved a table and the member of staff was very accommodating and helpful fitting us i for a late sitting Things went down hill after she left- our entire lunch sitting took 2.5 hours. The service...

I was a bit concerned about coming here but after reading the reviews but the views are so lovely we thought we would try. We came for Sunday lunch and the food arrived promptly and was a good portion with plenty of vegetables and then...

We visited with friends and our dog. The staff said we had to eat in the bar as we had a dog. The bar was nice and the staff were really friendly. Three of the four of us had steaks. One was god, one was...

Very poor service, ordered a drink with our meal and then wasn’t asked all night if we required anymore, food was below average, not sure what has happened to this place but not so long ago it was very good but standards have gone. Won’t...

We often have a coffee here as walk a lot but today was charged £7.20 for two americano coffees .I do realise coffee prices have increased but that’s ridiculous. I won’t be back will find an alternative coffee shop

We had a lovely meal , the service was fabulous the staff made us feel very special. We had the evening set menu which was lovely.

Pleasant food in a lovely setting with a great view of St Michael’s Mount. Unfortunately the young staff have not been trained and have no clue regarding service. We were left 40 minutes with empty starter plates as staff repeatedly walked past. We would have...

Really pleasantly surprised! We were expecting fairly bog standard food, but WOW! Amazing meal of Hake fillet and John Dory fillets - genuinely delicious! Perfectly cooked. Lovely spot, great views of the famous StMichaels Mount. Excellent service, really couldn’t recommend enough.

My mum and I went for afternoon tea this week and it was lovely. We had a table overlooking St Michael’s Mount and although the weather was pretty awful, the view was amazing. The service was good, particularly from Paula who was very friendly and...

Our visit started off really well. Great table and views, lovely warm greeting from the staff (who, I hasten to add, remained friendly and helpful throughout our visit). A fairly long wait for our starters, which arrived separately. First warning sign, but we don't mind...

We were a party of 7, including 2 children and a teenager. We had a lovely table with an amazing view. But whilst the initial ordering/food experience was fine, our experience when it came to desserts was pretty poor. Not only did it take forever,...

Food terrible. One dish was described as lamb, Hummus,taziki and flatbread and was a huge pizza flatbread dry and tasteless with literally a teaspoon of lamb for £21! The seafood basket was literally a couple of tiny prawn, whitetail and a tiny mouthful of hake...

We haven’t visited the Godolphin Arms for a while now, even though we live locally, but as we had family down, we decided to walk to Marazion, and due to the lack of choice in the village now for lunch, ended up in the Godolphin....

Disappointing food…….cooked to a frazzle. No lemon with fish. Tasteless. Service very good along with the view. Noticed on the last visit to the Godolphin how they have seriously cut back on garnish etc. No longer my go to place I’m afraid..

I went for a rare lunch out experience with my partner. The choice for vegetarians was very limited, so I 'chose' the Thai green curry. It came as a dish of something in a green sauce, which tasted of dried parsley. There was nil taste...