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

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...

Delightful little station cafe providing much needed refreshments served with a smile. This is a tiny private enterprise and our visit was very pleasant

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.

Fantastic Surf school. Absolutely recommend!

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.

Staff are great and everything is super efficient…..kinds of where it ends sadly…..roast is really really poor, £16.95 gets you 2 roast potatoes and some bang average beef….utterly embarrassing…..have a word….worst roast I’ve had in as long as I can remember

Made us feel very welcome lovely pub

Went here for a Christmas meal with 4 kids we had to pre order our meal due to being so many of us but was never told they don’t do kids christmas meals so got charged £30 for each kids meal.

Good food and good beer. Excellent service and friendly locals. Can't fault it.Very reasonable prices and we all enjoyed the food. Free car park. We were allowed to bring our own birthday cake and they happily provided plates and cutlery including a board and knife for cutting the cake. Good background music.

The Rock pool, now called Lula on the building is quiet a nice place for a drink and a bite to eat before or after a walk on the beach.

Although we use the pub regularly for meals, I have found over the last three or four times of going for a meal, especially in the evenings, there doesn't appear to be enough staff. I thought the first time it happened, someone was off sick and they were coping with just the one lady behind the bar. However its not the case as every time i have been in, only one lady behind the bar, pulling pints, taking orders for food and then waitressing to the tables. Tonight was no exception, and I must say, the six nations were on the TV , it was fish and chip Friday and the place was packed. Andrea had no clean glasses or cutlery to hand, she was running around the place cleaning up , serving , delivering food and basically could have done with another pair of hands. The chef was on his own so had no help with the dishwasher either. When you know its going to be a busy night with 6 nations rugby, and the added draw of fish and chip supper, along with it being a Friday night, when lets face it most people have had enough and want to relax, the pub is being run by one lady behind the bar and one chef, no KP in site. Come on whoever runs this pub, get yourself over there and give a hand , the staff are lovely always but there is only so much one person can actually do. food was delicious btw, but took a while to arrive.