The best restaurants serving British food in Falmouth Arwenack Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

Holidaying out of season we sometimes fall victim to weary restaurants and rip offs. Not so with Culture. I'd rather forego 2 average meals to pay for this. The small tucked away restaurant is charming. Just two people there - the chef and the sommelier/waiter. Sensational bread and butter followed by a potato soup that is hard to describe but truly delicious. We had a fish dish that blew us away, my husband loving the clever pairing wines, followed by venison and a chocolate cake. We couldnt fault the food and will be back without a doubt. Well done!

This restaurant is in a brilliant location with easily the best views in Falmouth. The deck looks out over the water and is the perfect spot to watch the boats and paddle boards go by! The service was top notch and was genuine, not having to wait long for drinks or food. We had the chicken burger and the fish finger sandwich, both were really yummy! We also tried the salt baked celeriac and could easily have eat a large portion of this, definitely worth trying! I’d recommend this place just for a coffee, to enjoy the view, but it’s a fab spot for lunch and I’d imagine a great place for an evening meal too!

From the moment we walked through the door, we were greeted with friendly faces. Our waitress was attentive without being intrusive, providing just the right amount of service to ensure we were well taken care of throughout the evening. Despite the pub being busy, we never had to wait long for our drinks or food. It’s clear that the team here is committed to providing a positive experience for their guests. I was instantly impressed by the generous portions and presentation of our food and dessert which completed our night out perfectly.

What a Cosy trendy cafe and the views were stunning especially from the outside seating area. The breakfast was delicious and deceptively plentiful and quality too. I had the full Cornish and it left me full and satisfied all day. The hot chocolate was big and perfect. What a great find and a perfect stop off before and after a ferry trip. We will be back. The staff were also tentative and efficient and constantly cleaning . No wonder it’s won awards . Matt Greenwood- Camberley

Standard Loungers menu in an impressive and large building. Good service and family friendly.

Excellent breakfast - note I declined fried egg. I was disappointed with the sausage as it seemed processed, lacking texture, rather than being local produce, but overall my breakfast was hot and tasty. Opens at 10:30 for a late breakfast, ideal on this cold January day, before a walk in the park. The Orangery is a big echoing space and can be very noisy inside, but the food is always great, interesting and tasty. Staff are friendly and the atmosphere is relaxed.

This venue should be used as a example, from the moment you’re welcomed through the door by Joe, to when it’s time to filter out of the huge dance floor in the early hours, every minute is absolute class. The spacious downstairs bar has a wide range of shots and drinks at good value for money. The upper bar is smaller but saves you going downstairs and missing the set! Have seen some top artists there, Martin Garrix was my favourite, best night of my life, Avicii was good too (RIP). Tracey is a gem and keeps the drinks flowing and everyone in check, never felt threatened here, fantastic atmosphere, especially on their comedy nights, makes sense that comedians use it as a warm up before they go on Live at the Apollo. Their selection of toast options is great, i quite like a banana on toast to finish of the evening, or raspberry jam every now and then, what a great idea to serve toast at a night club! If you’re in the area, definitely visit!!! You won’t regret it.

Lovely locals pub with a nice atmosphere. Unfortunately we only stayed for one drink as no food served on Sunday evening which we were expecting.

Average Spoons in off season seaside resort. Staff pleasant and good of atypical standard.

Festive Afternoon Tea this afternoon was very disappointing. It is clearly a stop gap to keep income trickling in between Sunday lunch and evening dinner service. The biggest issue is with the service, very inattentive, unconcerned staff not in the slightest bit interested in providing a professional level of attention. The afternoon tea was acceptable but not exactly delightful let alone memorable or to be recommend to others. Delightful setting with the hotel beautifully appointed and well decorated for Christmas, just a pity the staff were not switched on at all. Management at fault and it would appear no investment made in staff training.

This is a pub that sells drinks not food. I can only comment on a pint of Tribute being £3.35 at weekends and £3.15 on weekdays (dynamic pricing). A great pint at an amazing price being almost £2 cheaper than where I live!! The pub also shows a lot of sport having 5 or more massive TVs dotted about. Always good to find such a venue. A few tables have a good view of the harbour but most don’t There is also a pool table