The best restaurants in St Cleer Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

The food is amazing, well worth a vist

Good food, second time we have been in the last month. However both times it has been very cold, no effort made to warm the area up. We skipped dessert and coffee as it was too cold to enjoy our food. Will not return in winter months.

What a lovely place, stumbled upon it and enjoyed our visit very much. Definitely on our re-visit soon list.

Lovely, tasty gluten free roast beef, gluten free Yorkshire pudding, gravy and the tastiest gluten free cauliflower cheese. They also have gluten free dessert.

A lovely chilled out local pub. The locals who frequent the pub are friendly and interesting to talk to. They have just restarted doing food so we tried the Sunday roast which was yummy!!! We will definitely be having the roast again 😁

We visited the local pub, The Market Inn whilst staying locally on our holiday. Firstly, the bar staff were lovely, however the pub is let down by the unwelcoming locals. First night was okay. Second night, the foul language that was being shouted from a few of the people in there was disgusting, considering there were families present. Third night, we were abused by the drunken locals and called 'foreigners' for wanting to have a family game of pool. I suggest you give this pub a miss and spend your hard earned money elsewhere!

Food can be hit and miss. Good sized portions. Had a carvery on a Sunday and the Yorkshire pudding I had wasn't cooked. The next visit I had a light bite of garlic mushrooms. They were so salty, and I could not eat them all. I rarely have to leave food.

A limited menu. Asked for a pint of lime and soda and a pint of blackcurrant and soda. The waiter said they didn't have soda, but suggested lemonade instead, which we accepted. When we had finished our bland food and got the bill, we found that the charge for each drink was £3.25 for the lemonade and £1.85 for the shot of cordial!!! We stayed at a different P Inn as part of the same holiday and paid £1.20 for a pint of lime and soda. How can there be such a huge discrepancy for the same drinks with the same company.???When we queried the price the barman laughed!! What a rip off! Avoid at all costs

We came here after a wander around Trago Mills. Usually we use the Keg and Kettle Cafe downstairs, but the tea rooms were open so we came upstairs. We ordered two ham salads and sat down with a cup of tea whilst they were freshly prepared. How impressed were we when they arrived! Very few places serve salad as a meal and even fewer on a Sunday. Mixed salad leaves, cucumber, onion, peppers, celery, coleslaw and a large portion of ham with some pickle as well as a warm panini. Excellent! One of the best we've had.