The best restaurants in Mullion Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

Amazing food, decor, and atmosphere. Packed on a Tuesday evening. Food came out in good time; looked and tasted amazing. We sat in the bar afterwards and enjoyed some cocktails.

Pleased to find three Vegetarian options on the menu. Ellie went the extra mile to adapt the menu to cater to the likes of our American friends. We all had Falafel Salads and they were absolutely delicious. We only lacked the weather to sit outside with a wonderful view, but that was beyond everyone’s control. Thank you Ellie, good luck with your business you deserve every success! Have a great time in India.

First ever visit to Ellis Soul Kichen was one of the best lunches I have ever enjoyed. Wonderful homemade food of the highest quality in an Al fresco setting

Satay Chicken & Peanut sauce was amazing, and the texture too. The Pad Thai noodles were great portions and green curry was delicious. The ladies there were lovely and kind too.

My first visit here, great food with friends. 2 Even Better Ifs: train the staff away from 'you guys' as it takes away from the otherwise good service to a fastfood service. Also, consider slightly smaller portions. We all have a role to play to get to grips with obesity in our society, including restaurants 😇

Brilliant little kebab van, if your staying over the road don't waste tour money in the overpriced restaurant get yourself here for some proper tasty food. Kebabs were delicious and the chips are amazing!!!

Lovely place to visit on the way to stunning scenery well worth a visit

Myself my partner and our little dog Honey have just had the nicest few days at Housel bay hotel. From the day we arrived we was so welcomed and our little dog was spoilt throughout our stay. Great views from the hotel and a really high quality restaurant and bar. Breakfast was great and a wide variety of choice. All the staff were so friendly and helpful especially Lucy and Molly. We will definitely return . Thank you , Charlie, Lauren & Honey

Absolutely loved this place. Stayed at the Signal Station and walked over on 3 different nights for dinner. Ate in the terrace restaurant each time and honestly was shocked at how good the food was. The quality was incredible. I can’t recommend this place enough.

Even though the cafe was closed the ladies kindly did a take out tea and scone with jam and cream for me which I really appreciated.

Amazing view. Al fresco dining with unsurpassed views from The Lizard. Always see a seal or two to put the icing on the cake. Have visted often and always have the vegetable lasagne - absolutely delicious. Others have had the burgers, fish and fish medley and am told the crab sandwich is very good. So sorry to hear it is closing this week. Hope whoever takes over doesn't try to change it too much. As it is, it offers great food at good price, lovely staff and has a reputation to support this with a location that cannot be beaten. It's family friendly, food is served swiftly and never disappoints - and who could want more whilst gazing over the blue Atlantic. Good luck to the present proprietors in their retirement.

My husband and I had a Spa Day. Initially we were advised only one masseuse would be working so we would have an hour wait as we would have to wait whilst we took it in turns to have our massage. On the day they had two staff working so we had our massage at the same time. We had a swim, spa treatment. A cream tea had been booked for 3:15pm we had finished our treatments by 2pm and went to see if we could eat earlier as we were very hungry. So after being seated and being given menus finally I explained to a member of staff that we had a Spa Day which we could have a cream tea, finally after sitting for about 40 minutes our cream tea arrived. We were hungry as breakfast had been around 7am. The afternoon tea looked nice but for 4 scones the amount of jam and cream was very economical.The scones were very crumbly and dry , 2 plain and 2 fruit ( fruit ones had about 4 raisins in each scone)sandwiches were okay, but the bread was a bit crispy, like the bread had been left in the sun and was drying out. We were not asked if everything was okay, we should have been given complimentary glasses of persecco, we didn’t get or even offered these, although our names had been checked against their list of bookings, so they should have known what we were entitled to.We ate everything because we were so hungry. On checking if we owned anything, finally I was asked if we had our glasses of bubbly and I said no, we hadn’t. But not to worry now! I see that these are priced at £7.50 per glass on their website. We would have liked two extra pots of tea instead! It is a fantastic location, although driving through Mullion is tight for large vehicles.

The Cadgwith Cove Inn was a regular spot for us to eat and drink in whilst on holiday in the cove. We always received a warm welcome and superb food, all washed nicely down with a few pints of Korev. To top it off, we were entertained by the talent of local singers, musicians and fishermen and women on Tuesday night’s folk night and Friday night’s sea shanties. Overall an amazing pub with a real community feel and where we were made most welcome by Garry, Helen, Nathan and the team.

The food here is excellent and freshly prepared. We all ordered the bacon, Brie, and cranberry panini, and it did not disappoint. Everything was made to order, and the wait time was just right. It was exactly what we needed after a busy few hours of surf lessons at the school next door.

Beautiful location ,food good one of our friends ( who cannot walk very well following a stroke) requested where the toilet was ? Stern reply we don’t have one nearest is a car park 200 yards away ,we then noticed a sign advising no toilet or wash facilities available . How can you legally operate a cafe without, such a pity.