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

Having accidentally made a reservation at the Cutty Sark in London, we arrived as a group of 10 much to the surprise and shock of the front of house team at the Cutty in Marazion. The restaurant was already booked for the night so I was expecting us all to be turned away on the night of my Father's birthday. How wrong I was, the 2 front of house team quickly rearranged some tables and within minutes we were pretty seamlessly ordering and enjoying the evening as if we were VIP's. Incredible service, a real privilege to see true professionals at their best.

The Victoria Inn has a food hygiene rating of 1!!! Made me feel slightly ill after seeing that rating. The rating is from July 1st, 2024

Absolutely thrilled to have had the chance to eat at this fabulous beachside cafe. Great staff, food really tasty, good value and lovely views over the beach and sea. We visited three times and looking forward to visiting again. Thoroughly recommend.

A lovely village pub with friendly staff. Attended the open mic afternoon one Sunday and thoroughly enjoyed myself. The session was well organised and welcoming for new acts.

I went to this pub after a recommendation from a mate and hell this roast dinner changed my life. Beef tender and succulent even chucked in some pork too which was from another world. If you come here you won’t want to go for a roast anywhere else again. Xoxo

We visited on a rainy cold day in June! We definitely needed hot drinks & snacks when we arrived, all delicious & well priced, definitely recommend.

So there's a bit of complacency in the service and food quality. Cracking spot. Fare is nothing to write home about. Do a roaring trade in Summer, regardless.

The food was lovely very good value for money, it was very welcoming and dogs allowed in. Would definitely not miss a trip to come here when in Marazion

I am really struggling to understand Why does this place has such good reviews? Yes the views are wonderful and the scones are nice but really!!! I visited here many years ago. It was waitress service with china cups and proper cutlery. Today we were herded in a very confusing queue after a self serve buffet. The plates and cups were paper, the cutlery was a cheap wooden affair and it was expensive. My memories were of fabulous views (still there) with a quintessential English tea feel with charm and elegance. What we got was very far removed, no charm, no magic. I feel the National Trust has really lost its way. What worries me more is that people think it's great to have this bland, charmless experience!!! Sorry!! Great place, fantastic castle, abhorrent cafe experience.