The best restaurants in Mount Hawke and Portreath Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

Super tasty blackened monkfish 😋 and bangin’ scallops

A fantastic find. They do tasting size glasses, which is a great way of trying numerous wines which you might not otherwise get the chance to try. Melina works very hard to provide all of these glasses with her excellent advice. If we lived closer, we would be here every week!

Today was the first time I visited fit box but it won't be my last! I always struggle to find somewhere for food as my breaks are short and I need something quick but tasty. This place did not disappoint, the gentlemen behind the counter walked me through the menu and advised what is good. I chose the burrito with chicken and light mayo it was unbelievable and the best burrito I have ever had!

With clear views out to sea, pizza perfection, delightful smiley staff, who could wish for more. Undoubtedly the best pizza I have had in 20 years, have to say the blue cheese and garlic mushroom goes down in history as an all time favourite. Best to take your own beer or wine, some soft drinks available on site. Don't miss out on this pop up it is an absolute gem.

Arrived in Ramsgate as out-of-towners for a day out at Sunday lunch time and without having had the sense to book anywhere in advance, so ended up at the market. Thought we'd give FOF a go as owners seemed friendly and keen for our business. Weren't sure what we'd get, especially as there were no reviews (which we now gather is because they've only been up and running for 4 weekends), but what we had was delicious - one of us had brioche bun filled with melt-in-the-mouth brisket and potato salad aka the Belgian Bar Tribute, I had the Hungrito chicken-filled tortilla - imaginative and substantial. Good value for money, friendly service and food really good - we'd definitely recommend! Hope they do well.

Great pasties, best in Cornwall. Every year when we go down, we have to visit

Relaxed, fabulous food and the servers were lovely. Didn't expect this level of service food ... Just brilliant 👏 thank you the Legh Arms we will most definitely be back. Sunday lunch 😋

I had the meanest portion of scrambled egg on toast I have ever had !The portion of mushrooms I paid extra for were tiny bits of mushroom stalk cut up and would have fitted on a soup spoon .For over £8 this was a joke

Had a lunchtime crab sandwich and chips. The service was excellent and the food well prepared and excellent quality. I would have awarded 5* had it been a little cheaper, £18 I felt was a bit expensive however, I appreciate the difficulties Cornish hospitality face in the winter months - would highly recommend and great menu. Well worth a visit.

Our family met up here for a coffee before spending some time together on the beach. The lovely lady that served us couldn't do enough for us. Very friendly and a speedy service in a great little cafe

I have used Seasmiths, in Wadebridge for a couple of years. Normally the best fish and chips ever! Unfortunately, recently I have noticed that the batter on the fish has tasted very floury! Very disappointing.

Regular visitor to this lovely cafe. Sometimes latte, sometimes teacakes but this morning I had smashed avacado on kernow cob sour dough toast, two poached eggs, tomato relish. It was delicious. Linda makes lovely latte and is friendly, remembering the locals names. Lee the chef makes lovely food. The cafe has parking, free WiFi, and is dog friendly. Highly recommend

Amazing fish and chips. The roast cod option is really delicious and the chips great. Lovely potato and crispy outside. Portion of fish fantastic and couldn't manage all

Called in on a Thursday evening. Was really pleased, nice lay out. Great selection of drinks. Menu was a traditional Pub Grub, all the favourites that we like. I went for Garlic mushrooms to start, nice. Gammon for main, very tasty, and a proper man size portion,very filling. Side Salad was fresh and crisp

Dined here on a reccomendation whilst visiting Cornwall to see friends. First thing to note was how busy it was. I was there around 2pm on a Saturday afternoon. Very busy diner for a busy road with nothing much around and no surprise. They had a very extensive menu which isn't always a good thing. From T-Bone steak, lasagne, salads, paninis. sandwiches, breakfasts, roasts and deserts. Every plate of food I saw come out from the kitchen was HUGE. I went for the Hungryman Breakfast at a little over £10. It was substantial to say the least and served on a massive oval plate as evidenced by the two side by side slices of perfectly cooked and non greasy fried slices. The whole thing really should have come with an emergency phone number - 999, it was that big. Everthing on the plate was top draw in quality and taste. I particulary liked the Hogs Pudding (those 3 brown things in the pic). I didn't have a single gripe. My friend did however. He had the mixed grill, which although good on taste defeated him as all the meats were too tough to be acceptable in my opinion.. I'd rate his choice at a 2 out of 5 for that reason.