The best restaurants in Newlyn and Goonhavern Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

Had a really nice evening in this small restaurant in a great setting. Host very friendly and nothing too much trouble.

Having recently moved into the area, we thought we would try the pizzas at Daz’s Cafe nd they did not disappoint!! We ordered 3 pizzas to share and they were all beautifully made with plenty of tasty original toppings. We will definitely be regular visitors for food from here.

Called in when we were on holiday in September having found you on Google. Fab food, fab service and very reasonably priced - really lovely and cosy inside too - we will be back next year when we should be returning

What quirky was to have a cafe on a beach, brilliant idea. Staff were extremely friendly and took our order before we climbed up to the vehicle so that is was ready for when paid excellent selection of pastries and savouries

The Location and setup of the store is beautiful, the portions were quite smaller than other stores nearby and the prices were no longer reasonable. Chips tasted a bit dry Fish was average Portions were smaller than what could have been given for the price. Location was nice though with parking and outdoor seats.

Unreal bakery with lots of different sweet and savoury options. Everything is freshly made and tastes amazing. I would highly recommend the bacon & cheese bake, rocky road baked goods, and Cornish pasties.

Amazing breakfast, lovely staff, very bright and clean environment. £9.95 for a full English, which was fantastic. Cakes looked awesome too. Well worth a visit.

Family meal booked late and accommodated for. Great food quality and portion sizes, lovely location and atmosphere with great staff.

Always a lovely welcome with our leonbergers

Lovely proper pub. Possibly a bit too old school for some in this age of gastro pubs. But perfect for our needs - a cosy pub on a windy autumn evening with good beers and ciders. Sharp's Sea Fury is on tap which is one of Britain's best ales in my opinion.

Both locals and tourists seem to frequent this local pub. It is reputed to be one of the country’s most haunted pubs. Nice menu selection, with various specials during the week. We had Hunters Chicken, with apple crumble, Fish & Chips from today’s catch, with sticky toffee pudding, and Steak & Ale pie made with Doom Bar. All excellent choices. They also have a nice selection of beers and ales.

We hadn’t booked but were able to get a table as we arrived early evening. The place soon filled up and we could see why. Friendly, attentive service, and a very nice menu all reasonably priced. I had the fish and chips and it was the nicest fish and chips ever. I like that there is an option of a smaller portion too. My partner enjoyed the pie that was on the specials board. Desserts were equally amazing, and all a bit different from the usual offerings. My lime and coconut cheesecake was simple divine. All in all, we wouldn’t hesitate to return next time we are visiting. Thank you for a very nice evening

Went here for lunch with a couple of friends last month. I had the quiche & chips for lunch. The food was nice but sadly let down by the stingyest portion sizes. There were no more than about 8 chips on the plate, the coleslaw was in the tinyest pot you've ever seen (so very little). The side salad on the plate was poor. it consisted of just a few small peices of iceberg lettuice - no salad dressing or anything. The quiche was quite small too. I can honestly say i was disappointed with the food portion size and at £11 felt it wasn't worth the money. I went home still hungry. Sad to say, i will be giving it a miss from now on.

Nice lunch here when visiting the garden centre. Plenty of tables but still a cosy feel. Had coffee and cake here on several occasions which have always been enjoyable and reasonably priced.

The best cornish pasties! Beats rowes hands down. Brilliant Baker! Also the cakes are great! Really glad we gave this bakery a try. Sadly it was on our last day in Cornwall. We will be back!