Land's End Restaurant And Bar in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Great spot, we found the food to be a lot better than the typical reviews given here, and better than most of the pub food we've had around. It is not cheap but worth it.

Great place to eat, although because you have to pay at the bar and then go back to your seat, it is a long wait. I think an app style ordering service would help both customers and staff alike. It certainly isn't cheap, so a more efficient service would go a long way. The staff would be less flustered.

Stopped in here for lunch as part of our day trip to Lands End in June 2024. Quite a nice modern fitout with a few different seating areas. Our food took ages as we later found out our order had somehow got lost, but once aware the staff were quick to resolve and we enjoyed our meals. The food was tasty and was nice in the pub out of the slightly windy headland.

There is what looks like a public seating area looking out to sea but staff do not like you even having you own water bottle and looking at the view if you don’t buy anything even when it’s not that busy

Great place to relax and look out over the sea

Some of the best battered fish I’ve ever had! Chips could’ve done with being the classic “chip shop chips” but were just normal fries, but lovely nonetheless! Seasoned nicely & crispy. The only thing I’d say is, the waiters were hardly present! I had to go up to the bar a few times to request sauce etc, the barman served up our dinner and sort of rushed off without asking if there’s anything else we’d like (to which I’d of said yes sauces lol) you sort of feel like you’re fending for yourself a bit in there but overall, the quality of food is beautiful! With an absolutely stunning view of course.

very beautiful and cozy restaurant, but I was disappointed by several things such as dirty windows, a long wait for my order, and I also found plastic inside the soup of the day, this is unacceptable The price tag is above average and does not justify the quality you pay for for two soups of the day and a sandwich we paid £37 I give two stars for the interior and the beautiful view from the window, the rest was described above, be careful when visiting this establishment

The food choice was limited and overpriced.The service took quite a while but the location and atmosphere were spectacular.Overall the whole lands end is a bit touristic and tacky

I arrived late, although kitchen was already closed they offered me dinner. Good selection of food and drinks.

Don't even bother with the coffee, terrible quality and overpriced for what it is.

The bar staff completely messed up the order. Fish and chips overcooked. Staff not helpful just a shame as its a beautiful location.

Given they could charge what they want and serve what they want I felt the restaurant was reasonably priced and the food & service sensational. 120 AUD for a quality meal for 2 with wines is pretty good. The pork chop and the sole were as good as anywhere you could order these and the breakfast the next morning as good as anywhere I stay ….. so thank you and thanks for being fair and impressive.

We just stopped to watch the sunset with a hot tea after the walk and it was perfect. In February, so almost alone, it must be something else in summer.

Great views. Service slow and floor had old food under tables.

I absolutely adore Lands end and the views. The restauraunt is nicely set out, but the food isnt that enjoyable, it may be because im a big picky eater, or that it wasnt nice at all, either way, the views are gorgeous from inside the restauraunt and the staff are quite nice too, improvements, maybe add more options for kids on the menus and more drinks, also more bigger seated tables. Thankyou!

I was initially skeptical since it was the only thing open ( 30th dec) and thought it was going to be overpriced / a tourist trap but was pleasantly surprised with the food… it was fab!

Came here for a quick lunch after walking around for a bit. The food isn't too crazy, but the portion size of the chicken wings were astonishing for what's considered a smaller plate. The cheesy garlic bread was delicious and the hot chocolate with coconut rum was quite warm. The restaurant is fairly accessible and the atmosphere when we were there (around 2pm) was quiet, and not too busy, extremely nice to eat and look out the window at the cliffs edge.

Absolutely amazing food. We had the flat iron steak ciabatta and it was amazing

Looked like a motorway services canteen. Staff seemed to be doing the bare minimum and obviously didn't want to be there. We had coffees - from a machine - not good and over priced. All tables with a view were dirty too.

Cannot fault the staff they were very friendly and down to earth which is a must! Only downside was the bar menu - The mains consisted of 4 burgers that's all with extortionate prices £17.50+ for a halloumi burger and a tiny bit of chips.. Same goes for the restaurant menu's, there's absolutely NO CHOICE so boring don't waste your money. The cream tea was the highlight of the afternoon.

Staff were very friendly, professional and quick with their service in what was quite a busy period when I visited. The beer was good as was the Scampi in a Basket…A real nostalgia moment!

I ended up here after the Cornish Pantry were not serving Breakfast and the cafe was closed!. What is wrong with these places?. WELL NOTHING WRONG HERE. I was not a guest but after a 5 hour drive they let me eat here and have their buffet breakfast. Don't even remember what it cost but worth every penny. Good quality ingredients and all well cooked. But anyone knows that you judge a breakfast on its scrambled egg. So many places give you this block of yellowy goo but not here. My compliments to the chef. There was pride in this because it had been done properly. I also have to mention the lovely young lady who let me eat here and to top it off after my long journey she called me "MY LOVELY". You made my day.

Friendly service , great locations , chicken Cezar salad was average but mussles -OMG ,just fantastic .Delicious 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

£7 for parking to start. £20 fish and chips. A ploughman's lunch that a hard-working ploughman would reject. Seemingly, there were to be some fireworks some 8 hours after we had finished. Therefore, we were given this food in disposable cutlery and plates. Over £100 spent on this rubbish is not value for money. AVOID.

Es gab fast keine Auswahl an Essen. Nur Fish and Chips und Pasteten. Ich war froh, dass ich mich für keine Salat entschieden habe, das Salatbuffet hatte nur noch paar unappetitliche Reste zu bieten. Aber am schlimmsten war der Restaurantbereich, alle Tische waren voller dreckiger Teller und Abfall unserer Vorgänger. Auch auf dem Boden überall Essensreste. Es war sehr schwer überhaupt einen Tisch zu finden, an dem man sich einigermaßen hinsetzen konnte. Einfach nur eklig.

Disclaimer this review is more aimed at the money grabbing elements of lands end. We ate at the restaurant on the 4th august, the food itself was fantastic and worthy in itself if a 5* review. We always have our last meal at the restaurant at the end of our holiday which has been a 10 Year tradition, however this will be our last ! Not because of the food or the service as both were fantastic. The issue is parking £7 to park just to come for a meal is extortion !! I have no issues with paying in the day but when coming to the restaurant for a meal this is simply extortion and greed. Unfortunately this will be our last meal here a real shame and in my view really short sighted.

Poor service, expensive and not very clean. Visited for tea cakes one afternoon. Had the impression of bring better quality, but looks can be deceptive.

Good service and delicious food. The best view in the entire Cornwall, enjoy the sunset as we are having dinner. Very affordable as well.

I was there around 7 but someone or some group booked the restaurant so we only can eat cafe food but not dinner, disappointed, but the cafe food was good, only the beer not cold enough. Of course, the view was fantastic.

slightly better food than the one next door but the hygiene is awful. table and utensils are sticky and greasy.

Great Hogs Pudding at breakfast.Bottled Keltek Brewery beers at bar excellent.

food was not very hot and not a wide selection for dinner Breakfast on the other hand was was plentiful self service.

Nice place but look like a play ground for children, panorama is fantastic, anyway worthwhile reach this place. Not sure I'll came back

Visited for a cream tea. The food seemed expensive for what you got, but was ok quality. The tables and floor were dirty which was disappointing.

Beautiful landscape and everyone has the visit this location. Drinks and food are nothing special and as it is a tourist location, it's a bit pricey. But all in all a "must do"

Lovely meal for lunch the cheesey chips and leeks and it was nice to too have it there the staff are friendly and helpful and polite and amazing and fantastic and fabourlous and marvelous and fabourlous

Considering the cost of the parking and getting a picture with the Lands end sign, this restaurant was an average price for the food. Fish and chips was about £11 each and freshly cooked. Beautiful meal.

The chicken wings and barbecue sauce and the salad and corn on the cob was outstanding the staff are friendly and helpful and polite and amazing and fantastic and fabourlous and lovely to see the music was outstanding and the fireworks was amazing to hear

We had fish and chips with a spectacular view! Loved it! Food came out promptly. There was cheaper food options in Lands End but the views were too good to miss!

Good food just a bit pricey for lunch.

We found the restaurant thinking there would only be fast food at Lands End. Lovely atmosphere and staff. I had the Lamb and Rosemary pie and my wife had the Vegetarian Lasagne. Lovely fresh ingredients and very good value.

Had a lovely meal here this evening - our best one in Cornwall so far! There was a good range of choices from both the bar and restaurant menus even though we had booked to sit in the main restaurant. The staff were friendly and helpful and took a lot of care to make sure my daughter's meal was adapted due to her allergies. All our meals tasted amazing and arrived in a reasonable time. Would definitely recommend a visit here but book in advance for the evening (we managed to book on the day.) Apparently you don't need to book for lunch. Views from windows looking out to sea are fantastic.

Pleasant enough place with wonderful vista (as expected given the location), but food pretty poor and very optimistically priced. A little bit ‘Wetherspoons by the sea’.

We went to Land’s End expecting a real tourist trap and to some extent it was but after walking from Sennen Cove it was good to sit a while in the restaurant. Cream tea for two at 6.95 a head was good value- two scones each whilst looking out over the Atlantic. We had a photo taken at the signpost- something to look back on. Enjoyed our visit very much- the furthest south for two northerners!

Limited menu's but very nice lovley

Decent restaurant, part of the hotel. He had dinner at the bar area, two starters and two mains along with a drink each and we paid just under £70. The food was quite a lot for two people, we could have skipped one of the starters. Not very busy when we visited and the dishes came out quickly. Basic pub food and that was what we wanted at that point, there was a separate menu for the restaurant, booking for the latter is required.

Menu might be considered a trifle limited in choice of food should one be picky, however there is always the bar menu which always provides additional choices, but any limitations is totally compensated by the friendliness helpfulness of the young staff, together with the most...

We have visited Lands End on many occasions but never been to the restaurant and after todays visit we will not be attending again. We arrived and walked round to find a table, there was one available and the waitress advised it needed to be...

Avoid this, despite a drive to end of the planet through wind and rain, the receptionist happily informs you that the restaurant is not for the likes of you - it is for residents only... 'ah yes we need to change that...'

Staff were slightly awkward, only about 10 people maximum in the restaurant, yet it took 40 minutes for any food to come out - when it did come out, it was cold. I asked for my burger plain, and it came out covered in sauce. 2/5. Overpriced, poor service.

Friendly staff, very engaging. Limited menu choices not varied during week, so boring. Congealed sauces to accompany mains, disappointing although quality of food otherwise good.

Appalling service, we ordered fish and chips x 2 plus 2 soft drinks £33.00 total cost at 12.30 at 1.20 we chased the waitress, who apologised - shortly after it arrived, it is clear to me that they had forgotten as the meal was stodgy...

The whole place is over commeralised and this place lacks feeling and it, seems, is interested to moving you through as quickly as possible. Disappointing.

Went to lands end £7.00 to park, some shops still closed due to hospitality staff shortages. Benches outside wet from previous nights rain, but restaurant not dog friendly even though the outdoor area was closed off due to works being carried out. Bins over flowing...

The dinner menu was not extensive but the food was very good and we had a table by the window with a fantastic view. Service was friendly and efficient. As we were staying at the hotel we also had breakfast here the following morning which...

Arrivando a metà giornata, un pasto seduto, godendo dello spettacolare panorama, è d'obbligo. Servizio e cibo nella media, birra non...

Very much a canteen-type restaurant, serving quick, convenience food. We had pasty and chips washed down with a coffee. It filled a hole quite adequately, and the pasty was actually quite nice. Good for a quick lunch.

Lovely stay but food was shocking in the restaurant. Really need to step up there game. Room was lovely but was so let down by the food. Breakfast was the best part but took ages to come out

Our meal at this restaurant was remarkable! The quality was fitting of a scout camp kitchen, or worse, and the price was excessive. It felt like we were victims of a pack of frozen seafood and a tin of tomatoes being thrown into in a...

No food being served , the manager walking round looking fuming and our drinks are aweful, wouldn't recommend 😂 even the black coffee was horrendous and it's just coffee beans and water 😂😭

Service poor, unattentive staff. Staff leaning on table when taking order. Plates being cleared before others have finished. Food average. Nothing fabulous or memorable. Not worth the money

Lovely gem! Staff were very helpful, warm, patient with us and friendly. Great walks, sea views are unmatched, dinner was delicious and breakfast is good enough! The rooms are very clean, bathrooms recently renovated with heated floors which is always appreciated in December. I will...

This was a very disappointing visit, we were expecting a nice restaurant with comfortable furnishings and a lovely atmosphere. How wrong we were. Service was poor. No one greeted us at the entrance to the restaurant we had to walk in to find a member...

Seems to be some slightly unfair comments recently. COVID-19 measures were certainly in place when we were there..albeit during the day, so cannot comment regarding evening dining. Prompt and friendly service. We had sandwiches - one coronation chicken and the other fish goujons. Both very nice but bread a little more door step than really needed to be. Lovely views over the ocean. Not sure any different than other ‘tourist traps’. Some people should just take a picnic.

Given opening times of places to eat in Cornwall are so variable, you can be forgiven if after visiting the beautiful iconic location that is Lands End, to just grab food here. My advice would be not to - we made this mistake and had poor quality soggy food reminiscent to a 90s school canteen.But this does not matter to them as limited people will ever be back. My advice, go anywhere else, there are plenty of nice cafes in the coves just a short distance away. Even the overpriced portions of ice cream are stingey in their kiosk! Laughable if it wasn’t so tragic and an embarrassment to Cornwall.

COVID-19 CONCERNSIf you have any desire to stop the spread of COVID-19 you might wish to give this place a miss. Once you have collected your food from the self service counter you are left to find your own table. No table service and no guarantee that your table has actually been cleaned. We saw several families change tables after sitting at and contaminating their original table. We saw people sitting down at uncleared tables so they obviously didn’t care. It was self service at the coffee machine which was push button. There was no sanitisation of the machine between users. There was no hand sanitiser other than a single bottle at the till. Overall very bad COVID management.

ordered two hot drinks at 4.35 waited 23 min for them as was told we had to go by 5pm as we could not eat there we got them they cold as a ice cream and it was not oatmilk like we asked for in the coffee when bad service

Not impressed with the cream tea. Only provided a small teapot for two people. Raised this issue with the waiter, and was fobbed off. i was looking for a authentic cornish tea. Not impressed

Great menu, great food, good service and well run by a restaurant manager who takes pride in proving customer service. Fabulous views as a bonus.

We called here on a windy and wet day, yet this place was pretty busy.Contrary to other reviews Covid restrictions seemed good and we were asked to record our visit using the Government's the Track & Trace App.As far as the food and service went we were happy. The food was good value considering the location and view....and should we be in the area would choose this place over other local options

Decided to have lunch here today after a walk around lands end. Food was lovely and couldn’t complain but I was shocked to see the lack of Covid restrictions in place. I was not once asked to sign into track and trace or was my details taken. The girl who took our order was walking around with a mask below her chin. She wasn’t wearing it. I just didn’t see the point of providing the ppe to the staff if it wasn’t been wore properly. They also didn’t seem to understand social distancing.

Enter at your peril: 27 September a gorgeous day bar the lunch experience. It was not busy but no welcome by staff to give instructions in these pandemic times - we had to seek out someone. Then waited about 3-4 minutes for someone to serve lunch cafeteria style. Then another 3-4 minutes to wait for same person to come to till so we could pay. Salad was dry. And shrivelled and most of it was thrown on plate and fallen onto tray. Inedible. The worst however was watching a staff member put her whole hand into a “clean” mug to wipe it round inside and then place it on the trays to be used. Needless to say we had a cold drink! Great potential, amazing views ruined by poor, atrocious service - flippant attitude of staff. Hotel restaurant diners may have a better experience.

We stopped here for a coffee before starting a walk and were very disappointed.It felt like a run-down motorway services. The coffee was £2.50 and we were expected to serve ourselves from a. machine.The place was crowded and social distancing was non existent. There were marks on the floor but no-one was observing them and there was no attempt to enforce it.The table was piled with plates of left over food from the previous customer. The table was dirty. At no pointy did anyone come to clear or sanitise the table. The coffee was not good.We were glad to get out.

Came to stay at the hotel for a few days. Arrived yesterday and had pre drinks and dinner. Looked after superpbly by Issabella. She could not have been more attentive and is a real assett to the restaurant and the hospitality industry as a whole when others maybe lack the basics. Great food, great service and standards, perfect all round.

Helpful staff, simple menu, good choice, lovely cocktails, I would recommend the bouillabaisse, great service.

Had a lovely meal after making a last minute booking. Staff very attentive and the steaks were amazing. The lady who was clearly in charge was lovely. She recommended the wine which was fabulous and could not do enough for us. Would highly recommend especially with the fabulous sunsets and views.

We stopped for lunch whilst out walking. We sat outside and had a marvellous view. The staff were welcoming and the tables were appropriately spaced with all Covid precautions in place. There was a good choice of food on the menu and our meal was perfectly cooked. We would return and we would recommend the Lands End Hotel.

You are obviously paying a premium for the view. But we found the food was very good although we did stick to the staples of fish and chips and burger and chips. We got chatting to the table next to us who had sandwiches which they thought were excellent. The service we received was also great.

I can’t begin to describe the experience of having dinner and breakfast here. The ambiance is fairly cold, looking exactly like a school cafeteria with bleak plastic tables (absolutely nothing on it) and wooden school chairs. Quite a pity as the view is so stunning. The menu is small. The drinks and aperitifs arrived AFTER the appetizers, which for me kills the experience right there. When we asked about the drinks, the waitress was slightly annoyed and said somewhat sharply, “yes, I know, they’re coming!”, as if it’s perfectly normal to serve the opening cocktails after the food. The food was hands down the worst food I’ve ever had anywhere. The tagliatelle were completely bland, just boiled pasta without seasoning, swimming in a surprisingly deep bath of olive oil. I asked for pepper, salt and parmesan to make it edible, but left more than half. The lamp chops were mutton that was sloppy and far from being grilled, it felt as if they had been boiled. We left most of it. Our friends’ dishes were all incredibly bland and tasteless as well. The wine arrived after we were finished with dinner. We skipped dessert. Breakfast the next morning was a surreal experience that catapulted me right back to my upbringing in a communist country, which, after the initial irritation, actually made me giggle throughout. A bossy and fairly scary waitress - the kind that makes you be extra friendly so not to annoy her more – took orders in certain increments. First the coffee and tea order (then wait until it arrived), after that, the juice and milk order. Once that was on the table, she asked would you like croissants or pastries? My children opted for those and I asked for toast instead. I was told “You can’t order toast now. There is an order to how we do things here. You have to order toast later with your main breakfast.” Uhm, ok. So we patiently waited until the pastries and croissants were served and eaten before moving on to the next incremental stage of the breakfast order. I was eventually allowed to order toast along with eggs and English breakfast for the other parties. The wait of 45 minutes after the pastries were finished was absolutely extraordinary for a less than half filled restaurant. You would think that pretty much all ingredients for an English breakfast would be prepared in the kitchen, so they would only have to throw the eggs and bacon in for a few minutes. The tea cups were served without spoons, the coffee/tea was served without sugar. The “soft boiled” eggs were bone hard, all 4 of them on both days, and the English breakfast was cold and below average. One day it came with a sausage and the other day without. My order was forgotten. And what’s up with this bizarre Cornwall practice of cutting out the fried eggs to small circles around the egg yolk? They appear more vertical than horizontal. Why can’t we have the whole egg including all the egg white? All eggs I’ve had here were spectacularly small, basically no more than one bite. There was some sort of mini buffett with pre-cut fruit, yoghurt and cornflakes, but by the time we rolled in after 9 am, it was all gone. I was too scared to ask for refills as all waiters' faces shouted "don't talk to me!" ;-) Overall, the restaurant staff, even the younger members, moved incredibly slowly, in no hurry at all, exacerbating the extraordinary waiting times, and throughout made the impression that they don't want to be there. I bet the experience of an American breakfast restaurant would probably make them faint. Rooms were good and Lands End itself is of course an incredible experience, but I’d suggest to eat at any of the food stalls outside. The ice cream and the donuts at those stalls are amazing.

We had the halibut iliamana and it was dry overcooked small portion of halibut my rib eye steak was flavorless my wife had the Spanish octopus which she really likedMy question is this why in hell does an Alaskan restaurant not serve fresh Alaskan seafood where is the salmon cod and scallops we were really disappointed and will never come back here for dinner scared to go to breakfastNow. check in girl was rude and abrasive tooNot too happy with service here. Way overpriced and small portions. Not a good experience.

Stopped here for lunch. Had sandwiched and hot drinks. You order and pay at the bar and your food and drinks are served at your table. Ham sandwich was lovely with loads of ham. My husband had fish goujon sandwich which was also good and plenty of filing. Service was good. Fabulous views and a great place to enjoy lunch.

Stayed at the hotel for three nights and ate in the restaurant each night. During COVID the menu isn't as large as previously but obviously its limited. One evening had the caesar salad off the bar menu and it was really tasty & filling. Portions are large enough for most appetites and cost wise, whilst higher than I would pay in most pubs, they are average for a hotel but you really are paying for the view. Come sunset, you are treated to some of the best in the country.

Attempted to book before arrival. Took two days to respond with a generic ‘walk up to the bar and order’ response. Arrived at the supposed opening time only to find they weren’t open and didn’t open for a further 20 minutes. Tried to enter the indoor seating and was told it was outdoor only. So no possible chance of simply walking up to the bar as suggested. The indoor seating was more than sufficiently spaced to allow proper socially distanced seating. Simply no excuse to be forced to eat outdoors in the howling cold wind. We chose to eat elsewhere at lands end and indoors! I’m a long term loyal customer of this restaurant but no more! No response to any of my emails following the failed eating experience. Will not visit again.

We booked in during the August eating out incentive.Views are excellent. But windows needed a clean!Prices are extortionate. £18 for fish and chips left me speechless. For that price you'd expect something truly exceptional, fresh, homemade and providing a unique twist but the reality was a smattering of chips cooked from frozen (even though triple cooked chips were mentioned in another dish there is NO WAY these were homemade!) Peas similarly so and a tartare sauce straight from a tub of mass produced mediocrity. The fish looked substantial but the reality was a whole lot of batter, a fair bit of grease and not a lot of actual fish. If it hadn't been for the discount of the August eat out scheme I would have been utterly appalled as opposed to disappointed. Eighteen pounds for a meal that would (and does) cost less than eight in many perfectly average pubs across the country yet purporting to be far more than it was.The decor was not in keeping with the view - think bench seating and wipe clean plastic covered tables, literally no character or warmth.The staff were polite and helpful but all bore that look of knowing they have to deliver a fundamentally poor product then bear the brunt of the customer's disappointment.I've given two stars due to the fact I didn't have to pay £36 for two plates of shockingly bad fish and chips. Had I been obliged to pay full price this would be a one star review. Do not bother.

A view to die for, the new manager of the restaurant, Jo was to keen to get any input on the service and standard of the restaurant aiming to provide an outstanding experience.

Amazing views service was slow very busy a little over priced for us as a family of 5. toilets could do with a once over.

Got a seat in here as the rain came down on a visit to Land's End. Staff were very nice and helpful, food was fine and we were served quickly and food came quick.Only downside is that despite openly advertising being part of the "Eat Out to Help Out" scheme, we were initially charged full price for our food. Upon requesting the discount, it was applied though.

We were incredibly excited for our trip to Lands End Restaurant. Upon arrival, however we learnt our booking had been lost even though we had called that morning to confirm. After a wait, we were admitted into the restaurant and were grateful to be given a seat with a view. The food arrived incredibly quickly, almost worryingly so. My girlfriend ordered the tagliatelle and I had the rib eye steak. Whilst the tagliatelle was satisfactory (at best), the rib eye was appalling!! Instead of a rib eye, it appeared I’d been served a sirloin with literally about 5 chips! Items of the dish as listed on the menu were missing and the steak was massively under seasoned and cold in patches, almost as if it had been microwaved. Due to its blandness, I had to ask the waitress for additional salt and pepper. After seasoning generously, the steak finally had some taste. By this time, it was pretty much cold. After this incredibly disappointing experience, we then had to wait 25 minutes for our plates to be cleared while people around us were served and their plates taken. As we both looked disappointed, staff avoided all eye contact and actively walked around our table to avoid taking our plates. After our plates were eventually taken, i for the first time in my life, complained to our new waitress about our food, after our first waitress ignored us for the entire evening. Upon paying the bill and checking other reviews, it became clear that the restaurant had increased their prices during the help to eat out scheme, just to receive the extra cash!!If all I have said so far is not a damning enough indictment of this terrible restaurant, then that surely must take the cake. To be clear, do not waste your money here- go to Lands End during the day and take a walk but don’t pay to eat just for the view. You will be disappointed!

Booked to come and eat here as my partner and I had been last year and had eaten in the restaurant which was lovely and the food was superb. This time I took our adult children after having sang it’s praises. What a mistake. The place looked like a cheap cafe, plain white tables (I understand the need to keep the tables clean due to Covid but honestly) not a tablecloth or a napkin in sight.... the bar and the restaurant are no longer separated. We were sat in an area with small children which I wouldn’t normally mind however we then had an hour and 20 minutes of screaming shrieking running around the tables.... with the parents not caring one jot and the staff doing nothing about it.... horrendous. The staff were all trainees, we were hurried to order then waited. The food started to arrive.... overcooked overpriced scallops.... Tasteless over marinated salmon for starters then we waited and waited and waited .... the menu being basic and small not much choice two basic burgers at £15:00 a bouillabaisse of sorts and what should have been a chicken supreme finally arrived... at this point I was close to tears, awful absolutely awful. The restaurant manager finally came over to ask how our meal was and I told her.... she came back shortly very apologetic stating that they were short staffed in the kitchen and that they had been aware of the family that had caused so much disruption but the adults wouldn’t respond to them (we didn’t see them ask!) she did discount our bill which was not my intention and we didn’t stay for dessert and we are unlikely to ever return... this is such a shame as this place has the potential to be something special with its location.... would not recommend visiting for food save your money and go elsewhere. You. An see my previous review last year was completely different.. what a difference a year makes and you can’t blame Covid for this.

Managed to get a table... that’s where the good experience ends. After sitting and deciding what to eat, we were left wondering what happened next. No one came to take an order 15/20 mins after being seated, so I approached the bar to ask, I was abruptly told to sit down, before I was even able to ask the question. A further 10 minutes passed and we managed to ask the young man who showed us to our seats if someone was coming to take our order. Another 5/10 minutes passed and hurray, someone came.. we didn’t have time to eat, goodness knows how long that would’ve taken to arrive. We ended up just having overpriced drinks. No idea why it was all taking so long as it wasn’t too busy... all i can say is, bad management and the old lady behind the bar, needs to learn some manners and customer care!! Let people speak before you snap at them!! We wouldn’t go back or recommend!

No indoor seating available on a rainy day, we were cold and wet and made to eat our overpriced lunch and drinks outside on a very foggy day. How you think £60 is feesable for nachos, scampi, and 2 fish finger sandwiches and 4 cokes is beyond me.Rip off, take a packed lunch!

Same menu every day, food arrived cold and was sent back from several customers while we were there. My husband and I ended up eating our meals separately due to his order coming wrong and mine being cold.Staff need further training in customer service but I doubt that will happen as the Management are just full of excuses with no apologies.No one seems bothered which is such a shame as it could be a very nice restaurant.

Bot my wife and I got some food since we had not eat breakfast and were very hungry. Was good and staff were friendly.

Very nice food, great location

Finally got to see Lands end.... windy day... food was good, friendly service. One of those tourist spot u gotta see and tick off.

This is your typical seaside style cafe and bar but with great views of the lands end outside of the window. We had a cream tea which was £7.95 which was ok but the scones were not the best and small. Otherwise clean and friendly. Easy access for buggies and buggies and plenty of public parking. Plse like if this helped.

Lovely for a light bite at lunchtime

Food was good, quality food and good choice of food in both restaurant and in the bar. Value for money

Our meals and the service were excellent. The house wine was fine. Other guests in the dining room were friendly and engaging. We enjoyed this hotel very much.

All locally sourced food and lovely service have no hesitation in eating here. We were booked in penwith studios. Had dinner and breakfast here.