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

Fantastic dining journey , great experience with the chef preparing the food right there with locally sourced ingredients . Sublime. An experience to not miss when in Falmouth

We had the most fabulous festive afternoon, we wanted to say a massive thanks to the whole Indidog team who worked so incredibly hard trying their best to fit in the number of people who wanted to enjoy the vibe and hear the fabulous Falmouth Gospel Choir. As soon as we saw that you were holding this event we booked a table to eat for mid afternoon. The Festive Menu was absolutely gorgeous, one of the best eating out Christmas Turkey meals we have had. Even though it was super busy the whole team worked their socks off, weaving through the people with drinks and a smile. We were sat directly behind the couple who have just posted a review and we wanted to share our experience. We were in the restaurant from 2.30 and as it started to fill up people were allowed to stand in certain places and as soon as tables were available they were, in turn, directed to a seat. The couple in front of of us were seated and the lady decided to stand, for a lot of the time she was stood directly in front of our table which meant that my elderly mum couldn’t see anything. We chose not to say anything as we wanted to focus on the lovely music and vibe. To our right was a large table of people and we heard Simon explain that they would need to vacate the table as it was booked from 6.00. The waitress also explained this to us when we ordered our last round of drinks. We could hear Simon explaining to the couple in front of us that the table was booked from 6.00, and this is why no more orders etc could be taken, we heard the whole conversation and it was clear that despite the perfectly reasonable explanation the lady was not at all happy with what she was hearing. It was really sad as it was the Choirs last song and the theme was all about peace and understanding. I wanted to share this perspective as I feel the purpose of a review is to share what you experienced and what I saw was a team working incredibly hard to accommodate as many people as they could whilst balancing the needs of customers that have booked for the evening service.

First time of visiting the Trelowarren Arms as we are not local to this area. Excellent food and great service (young barmaid was very polite) and would have no hesitation returning again or recommending to others. Very popular pub so I would suggest booking in advance.

We popped into the Pier cafe for a quick drink to warm up. I also had a tea cake which was very pleasant. They have a nice simple menu with many options from cake through to stews. Everything sounded delightful, and the service was both friendly and efficient. Nicely decorated this cafe is easy to access from the St Mawes Quay.

This restaurant is really cozy. I enjoyed the meal. The interior decor is grand. It is definitely worth visiting to have a meal if you are in this end of Cornwall. Still impressed on my second visit to this place. The service is also fast.

Great service, eggs expertly poached. One dog was constantly barking so staff politely asked the owners to take it away, which resolved the issue.

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.

Great atmosphere with a good selection of foods and drinks.

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