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

wWe stayed here for 2 x nights B&B to attend my nephew's wedding. The breakfasts we had on the 2 x mornings we stayed was excellent, and the dinner provided by the Chef and the 2 x waitresses the evening of the wedding was as equally outstanding, I can see why people travel to this place for their evening meals and Sunday dinner, I would highly, highly recommend this hotel and the Bistro.

Fantastic coffee and pastries set us up for our walk along the coastal path. Didn’t have time to return for ice cream sadly.

Was excellent ….sadly have closed down.

service impeccable. said so little and was so kind. see you in abt an hour or so. love you sue xx abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

Lovely Strawberry Berryfields Cream Tea. Great start to our 5 day visit. As good as it looks!. We always come here at least once per holiday, yum!.

Food exceptional and matched by the service. Few tables so you will need to book well in advance. Ample parking. I enjoyed my visit here more than other meals taken in Rock and Padstow.

Visited on the 30th, fantastic meal and great service. Will be back in July.

Had a lovely anniversary meal here. Staff were very friendly and attentive and the service was immaculate. Food was amazing and was a lovely ambiance in the restaurant, highly recommend!

We went on Tuesday lunchtime for the £10 specials , and took my parents with us. Myself and my mum had the fish and chips . The fish was cooked beautifully, big flakes of fish , the chips homemade and homemade mushy peas , we could fault it. My husband and dad both had the cottage pie , both said it was amazing , for £10 the portions are very generous. Yes it was quiet in there as someone previously stated , we didn’t find it lacked atmosphere !! In fact the staff were wonderful and very helpful and friendly . Perfect food in a perfect setting with the most spectacular views , what more could you want ?

Stayed in one of the adjacent Quarryman's Cottages over Christmas and the New Year and had quite a few meals in the pub. Always got a friendly welcome. Not a bad choice on the menu and sampled quite a few dishes during our visits, all of them well cooked and presented and very tasty. Guest cask ales were also very nice. Couldn't fault the service. Traditional Sunday lunch was also very good, with lots of veg and a choice of roast beef or pork.

We booked to go here because they had advertised live music so we thought we would go along and eat first. Unless you are booked in the room where the singer is (tucked away in the corner) you have no chance of seeing or hearing a thing. The pub has 3 sections, I think a lot of people were disappointed that they could not see the singer or hear the music. On finishing our meal we thought we could go into the other room, but this was impossible as all the tables will still taken (after finishing their meals they stayed at the tables - I dont blame them) and there was a small area to stand but like I said she was tucked away in the corner and it was uncomfortable. The food was not good. The scallops were great but served up on ice cold plates. I ordered the leek and caramelised onion risotto which was terrible. It came with a prawns head sticking out (not sure why that was there as the rest of the prawn wasn't!) and there was 3 huge chucks of raw leek on the top. The onions were more pickled onion than caramelised. I could not eat it as the risotto itself was tasteless. None of us would go back again. It was very expensive for average food and in my case awful.

Went in for a lovely meal with the family. Food is high quality and fast service!

Once again , a fabulous Sunday Lunch - a lot of attention to detail with the sides ( mashed parsnip, parsnip curls , lots of variety with veg) - brilliant

We really enjoyed our Dinner. It was during the week with three choices to start and for the main course. Beautifully cooked using fresh and local fare.

Great little pub, decent beer. Didn’t have food here. It’s shame that the open fires were not in use.