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

we had amazing food served with friendly, professional service. Despite being fully booked the attention to detail was wonderful. Well done to Ceri and Matt for running Restaurant Four so well!

Food was so tasty, wine was great & the service even better. Thank you for a lovely evening! We will be back.

Some of the taster menu was amazing. The presentation excellent. The staff superb. The toilets immaculate. The value for money second to none. And for all those reasons you should go. But I am picky. Some was so so. The filo pastry with goats cheese and beetroot should be lush with flavour but ended up tasting of salt and was bland. Others just were, well, nice. The decor is 90s tired. Which is fine but for a taster experience, food, lighting, atmosphere, smells all contribute to that. It's just not quite there. Almost but not quite. The dead dried flowers should be binned as it's not in keeping with a classy place but more an 80s feel. For the covers they are probably one staff member short. So that napkins can be folded when a customer goes for a wee, and water topped up. Instead two great staff are stretched. The place deserves success. The staff are doing a great job and the chef is doing wonderful things with duck and blackberries. And the custard desert. Wow. Just wow. It just needs a smidge more consistency, a spruce of the decor, an extra staff member and a tweak to some of the courses to go from good to excellent.

I dont eat fish and chips very much but when i do old hill best around

Fantastic! Great food and service always a pleasure to visit .very welcoming Highly recommend 👍

There are some excellent takeaway fish & chip shops in Falmouth, 'Cod on the Corner' isn't one of them. If you're searching for good quality, nicely cooked & locally sourced fish & chips then there are far better options, sadly many have ridiculously restrictive opening hours though with the exception being The Harbour Lights at the opposite end of town; however, after 8.30 PM, 'Cod on the Corner' is the sole option. Generally speaking the food isn't great, but it is consistently palatable. As can be seen in the photo, my recent order, haddock and chips served skin-on, with exceptionally oily batter and an underwhelming portion of insipid chips for £11, which is consistent with past experiences.  The staff are friendly and efficient and this establishment has the advantage of extended opening hours.