The best restaurants serving British food in St Austell Gover Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

I wish to thank Andrew, and his colleagues, the Duty Manager and kitchen team, for their unfailingly polite and cheerful care of customers. My organisation occasionally uses the function room for events and meetings and we are always well looked after. Living down in West CornwalI I occasionally meet coworkers from mid, and east here for breakfast as non-residents. The customer experiences, and food are truly very good. Thank you.

Love this pub. Quite local to me. Good good. Location excellent. The host Joe amazing. So attentive and very very pleasant. Love this place out of main season.

Rang up today Thursday 15th August to book a table to eat for four of us next Thursday lunchtime to be told They don't serve food anymore...very very disappointed.website needs updating...

I don't consider myself an expert, but I've had my share of pasties over the years and I thought the one I tried from here was among the best I've had.

We were visiting the area fancied Fish and Chips and weren’t disappointed.The young lady serving was so friendly and helpful .The fish was nice and really great chips! Well worth visiting this fish and chip shop.The gentleman cooking the food even gave us some interesting information about the history of the building opposite the restaurant.

What a confused mess is Eden's catering! Inside, where the proper cafe used to be, are now two 'outlets' - one doing a pizza-like offering (read 'disc of dough with green oil extra' c£10.00 and other odd items, the other is for wraps, sausage rolls, pasties. But, no. when you've waited in that queue for the proper pasty, you find that this is just a coffee and cake counter - and the pasties etc are at another counter, in the outside area. All three also do the hot drinks - so whatever your costly choice, you'll be waiting in a long queue while a couple of harassed staff cope with the designer coffees which seemed to take about 5mins each to make. In the last few years, everything at Eden has got a bit more shabby, rundown, undermanaged, and in a very sad way, a bit pointless (esp. anything NOT in the biomes). The biggest buzz visitors seem to get now comes from the high viewing platform, the zip wire, the music events - which leaves you wondering for the future of the poor plants...

This place is very good when it comes to breakfast, I had a traditional breakfast which had 1 fried egg, 1 sausage, 2 rashers of bacon, 1 buttered piece of toast, beans, and a drink which was only about £5.99. The food was good and I would definitely consider visiting again.