The best restaurants serving British food in Gwinear-Gwithian and St Erth Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

Arrived in the cafe of this lovely station at 7.45am on a Friday morning prior to our journey home to Newcastle at 8.48am. The cafe too was lovely with empty tables so my daughter and I went in to have tea. We'd left St Ives at 7am in a storm and were tired and cold. The lady in the cafe said we'd have to take our tea into the waiting room, nobody is allowed to sit in cafe now as it gets crowded with people and luggage - these were no other people at all. So we had to sit in the cold waiting room prior to our 10 hour journey north where a hopefully warmer welcome awaited us. Empty cafe? Not allowed to sit inside?? Dark ages? Cornish hospitality????

Came across Rockout with my daughter on the way to do a bit of rockpooling on the beach. We both had the chilli and chips which were absolutely delicious. Very reasonably priced compared to most other beachside locations, and run by a lovely lady who was extremely accommodating. It's a sweet little spot next to the comings and goings of the surf centre. Highly recommend...

Food was awful, atmosphere was awful and they say it's dog friendly when their dogs kept attacking mine. The place was dirty and had a weird smell.

Second visit to this attractive cafe that sits behind one of the main carparks on/near the towans. We chatted outside as they got ready to open and then found a comfy seat inside with a great view. Ordering was easy, the menu is small but has something for everyone and they also cooked us a dish not on the menu which I always find is the mark of hospitality and good customer service. Food was fresh, hot and the St Ewe eggs were delicious!

Very welcoming, very good value and lovely food, particularly the breakfast brunch! The coffee is excellent and I was pleased to note they had oat milk!

El servicio y la comida como debería be..professional, relación amable y buena. Explorar los callejones y encontrar esta joya.

It's always a delight to come to Trevaskis! A perfect place to enjoy a family celebration of any kind, whether sitting inside or outside in the sunshine.

Just had a lovely evening at The Red River a very warm welcome and good food, this was our 3rd visit as staying at a local campsite and have never been disappointed yet.

Booked through email which was easy and convenient, replied quickly confirming our booking for 7 adults for food and bowling. Really friendly staff when we arrived, we wanted food before bowling because we were all hungry which the lovely lady behind the reception/ food ordering counter sorted straight away by changing our bowling time. Food was brilliant, fresh, and looked amazing, nobody left anything on their plates! Would recommend the hot stone beef and lamb steaks. We got to keep our table whilst all going off to bowl and then came back to table to enjoy desserts. Death by chocolate is highly recommended! Thank you for a great night, which all the family enjoyed.

Fantastic pub! The staff and locals gave me a really warm welcome. The beer is very reasonbly priced and a great pint. I will use this pub regularly as when i returned today everyone was chatty and kind.

Went to sample the ribs. These were well cooked but could have had some more sauce. At £14 with coleslaw but no side OK. BUT£13 for a glass of wine means we will not be going again. (£6 for beer). You also have to pay for the car park and claim back. Left in the dark absolutely no lighting of the car park which is full of potholes and puddles. Don't know how this can survive the winter financially without emets to rip off

Went to star with friends for there anniversary found the menu was very limited to one which was on Tripadvisor nothing much for vegetarian very disappointed with meals also