The best restaurants serving British food in Bodmin Central Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

A little gem of a restaurant. Great food, great service, great atmosphere!! None of us could not fault anything. I visited for dinner last week with family - fabulous food. Will definitely be visiting again when I am next in Cornwall.

We had been 3 ti.mes before the experience we had last week. We had always been in the resteraunt but this time 5 of us was put on a tiny table in the corner of the bar..lt wasn't comfortable leaving at all.The staff were friendly but we asked for water 3 times and never got it We had been raving about the pub to our family but this time we were disappointed. We were going to book 20th Oct for an occasion but have de cided to go somewhere else just in case. We will come again but on our own. Such a shame as we loved it before.

Visited with +3 whilst cycling The Camel Trail. A brief detour, if you are doing the same. Good options for lunch - and great for recharging the energy bar. Photo is of the Builder’s Bap. Wow. Extra kilo to carry in the afternoon. LOL. Worth a stop.

We stopped here for lunch and had a lovely experience. It was so lovely to support an independent business. We had a lovely warm welcome. The gentleman was very accommodating and offered a milk alternative for our hot drinks which were delicious. The food options offered in the menu were vast and diverse, it was so lovely to see vegans/vegetarians/dairy intolerances had been catered for. The food came out fresh and quick. They were generous portions. I thoroughly enjoyed the chicken, cranberry and lettuce sandwich and my friend loved her cheese ploughman's and the homemade coleslaw. The cafe had friendly staff and good toilet facilities. It is well decorated and had a cosy vibe. It was popular with locals but visitors to Bodmin like us were very welcomed. Thank you for making our visit really enjoyable. We would recommend Pots to anyone.

Lovely friendly staff and excellent pasties.

Visited for Sunday lunch having read all the positive reviews. What a disappointment, poorly cooked and small portions. The chicken and beef seemed as though it had come from a packet especially the beef it was wafer thin and certainly not hand carved from a joint. Cauliflower cheese was too hard to cut into. Dry roast potatoes.

Lovely tea and coffee, however, stupid layout and unhelpful staff. Queued where it said queue here, and after ordering went to sit down at a table by the counter, then aggressive lady came up and said you can't sit there if you ordered from that counter as that's takeaway only, and the tables belong to the cafe in the next room, asked for upgrade/ to pay the difference so we could sit down, she said they're completely different businesses so that's not possible, but it's really not clear at all as the tables are all in the room next to the big counter which doesn't say takeaway only. She said she doesn't make the rules and she's always telling the staff to ask if it's for takeaway or eat in.... Not good, rubbish start to the day. Sort it out guys!

This restaurant used to combine a charming, historic setting with a wide menu of hearty food (the cauliflower cheese was world class) but now the bill of fare is on a par with an average roadside café: Pasties,beans on toast, jacket potatoes etc. The staff are as friendly as before, but the magic has gone.

Carvery was not good I ordered a nut roast when I went to get it the chap serving the meat was so rude said I haven't got one did you order it I said yes with the waitress 15 mins before he said well you will have to wait the potatoes were that hard you couldn't cut into them (needed a chainsaw )The sprouts were hard so was the broccoli overall very dissapointing and definitely NOT WORTH THE MONEY 😡😡😡🤮

We've been coming to the Weavers regularly since we moved to Bodmin 5 years ago and have always had positive experiences however this afternoons visit has do been very disappointing. We popped in for a couple drinks, the bar had a steady flow of customers but neither the bar or restaurant areas were particularly busy. The woman behind the bar was clearly stressed and appeared hostile towards customers. She rolled her eyes and verbalised her annoyance when a group of guests arrived for their restaurant reservation. When she eventually got round to serving me and my husband she abruptly demanded to know rust we wanted and started walking off before we finished ordering. I had a card reader presented and bluntly stated the total amount before walking off with the machine after the payment had been processed. Her attitude and overall lack of any customer service was very disheartening. She was very rude and clearly had no desire to be at work. We have always thought of the Weavers as a friendly, welcoming place to relax however if this is the general attitude of staff moving forward, we'll refrain from returning where we clearly aren't wanted.

Lovely venue with good prices but unfortunately food was awful, Tesco value food. Wouldn't eat there again.

First time using this chip shop, and after say they staff was lovely and 100% for all of the food we bought will definitely be using this place again nice clean and friendly staff they worked well as a team thank you all and we will be back 😀 👍

For £6.75 for a dry no condiments chicken burger (with no chips and instead hash browns as they didn't have chips). Appalling. There are 4 staff in the kitchen across the counter, serving and kitchen. Plenty to perform the basic task. I would have expected at least mayo in the chicken burger. Whilst they also didn't have chips, they also didn't have sausages. Considering that half their menu has either sausages (breakfast) or chips it's a bit of a sad attempt. At best this was worth £3. No way was it worth £6.75.