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

Best pasty that’s ever passed my taste buds!! Really friendly service too!!

Beautiful place food is amazing and staff are very friendly and helpful. I recommend anyone going to this location and enjoying the views food and drink

If you’re going around Kingsand or stay nearby, you must at least visit this historic pub. We had cornish pastries which were very lovely and massive as well as some drinks. The place was very beautiful as the pub is seafront. We went there when it was raining quite heavily and windy but i bet that it would be very nice when it’s summer or spring.

Arrived in Kingsand for a weeks holiday. Went to this pub which was the closest to our accommodation. It was great. Welcomed in with our dogs. Sat with some locals. Great beer and great atmosphere. Cannot comment of food but everything else great.

Arrived here for lunch, walked in and said hello to the barman who ignored me and walked away. It was fairly busy, but seemed grubby, chaotic and disorganised. I was eventually acknowledged and told we could have a table, that we'd spotted ourselves. I went and helped myself to the paper menus and realised they were not exactly the same as what we'd seen on line. Nothing was marked as gluten free. When I asked the barman for a gluten free menu he went to ask in the kitchen and was told they were on the menu! He then managed to find one that had asterisks marked in pen by some dishes. By this point we were not feeling very confident, but this was the third place we had tried! My husband had the pork belly, son had fish & chips and I had a crab sandwich as the salad I wanted wasn't on the menu. The food was fine, although the chips were obviously frozen. My hubby hasn't been ill, so far so good! On the whole the food was ok, but the unfriendly welcome and lack of organisation were off putting.

Visited the Marina for a family lunch. Lovely setting, delicious food, great service. We will be back! 😁

Lovely feel to the bar and serving area which is in the fort itself. The eating area was very big and open and lacking in atmosphere as a result but all the staff were absolutely lovely, friendly and helpful and the Sunday carvery was amazing. So tasty and brilliant value for money.

The tea and coffee were nice but "cream tea" was a let down. After saying we would eat in, 10 minutes later we were asked do you want "jam or cream on first?' Unusual we thought but then after another 5 minutes, a scone arrived in a burger box already spread! During this time only one other customer. Bizarre

The area is stunning and so much could be made of this place but the food was revolting. We had just done a long drive and had not realised that most food is not readily available early in the week or after 2pm so went to the cafe hoping to get at least a snack and take in the views. The menu was very limited ,the staff did not seem to know what was available and were more concerned with sitting chatting outside. We ordered burger and chips and were eventually informed this was a veggie burger. Having gone through the limited choices we settled on chicken burgers. These turned out to be chicken goujons in a bun with some chips in a plastic take away container. There was no salad, relish or pickles and we were informed they had run out of mayo but might be some if I searched through the other sachets which were just inside the door.. There was no cutlery ,no serviettes and I had originally ordered cheese for the beef burger but did not get a refund or any alternative offered. This disgusting meal cost just under £30 !!! As we left the staff were sitting out in the sun chatting with friends and one lady was eating ice cream from one of the big metal containers usually used for freezer storage. Health and safety? Trading standards? This place could be fantastic given the views and location but this might have been the worst meal we have ever eaten and price wise very poor value for money. We recommend that you avoid this place at all costs.