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

What a hidden gem is this place..Hidden away behind the parade of shops by the Spa grocery. Up the new recently tarmac drive to the dead end of Valley Caravan Park. We have visited this establishment every year and always a lovely welcome by the boss lady . Good beer, nice choice of Merlot wine 🍷. The chilli,cheese chips we all ordered was one of the best meals we have eaten all week .. and £9.00 ! Elsewhere wound of been £16!!. Nice choice of menu and a excellent choice of vegan and vegetarian meals such maybe the boss is veggie? Great all round establishment , everyone friendly and chatty . Worth finding out at the beginning of your hols I’d say 👍

Loved the dinner I had at the Mote with my mom. Food and service were both excellent!

We dined at the Dining Room as a party of 18, to celebrate my Stepfather’s 80th Birthday. We enjoyed an aperitif in the warm evening sunshine, out on the patio. We had a set three course menu and the food, including the lovely canapés and homemade bread was fantastic. The staff were very attentive and provided excellent service throughout the evening, making our celebration all the more special.

Went today with our car club staff were fantastic food serviced very quickly and was of a high standard we have been for a few times and have always enjoyed the experience

Beautiful spot to dine ..shame about the food, steer clear of the hake especially noisy music, staff very friendly desert ok

We ate here twice during our stay at the St Moritz and thought it was great. Whilst the menu was refreshingly unpretentious the food was of very high quality on both occasions - the chef clearly has real talent! The staff were all very friendly and looked after us very well.

Popped in yesterday for a few pints. Wonderful spot on the beach to watch the waves & surfers for an hour or so. Food looked & smelled good too!

We have been to Rock several times but hadn’t been to the Rock Inn. We arrived for lunch after a 5 hour journey and it was just what we needed. Relaxed, great view, nice service and good food. Nothing fancy but spot on. I loved my nachos with chilli which came with sour cream and salsa on the side.We will definitely come back.Eat on the terrace, weather permitting to enjoy the fabulous view.

Had dinner here last night with friends, a lovely village, locals pub with exceptional food. Between us we had the ducking, beef casserole and steak, all very good, plenty of flavour and well presented. Service was good, as made to feel very welcome and welcome from moment we stepped through the door. A great experience and great value for money.

I will start by saying the restaurant did reduce our bill and throw in a few free extras but we were very surprised by the quality and portioning of the food. At the time the cafe was very quiet but the staff seemed a little bit chaotic. Orders not being put through properly, items missed off and not knowing what beer they had available. A couple of us ordered the chicken burger (£13) and my son had the kids version (£8.50) but his came with chips. I was pretty shocked when we both received exactly the same sized portion. A small bun, 1/2 a small chicken fillet and one piece of lettuce, not exactly worth £13. The staff did even comment that they there was an issue but still felt it was fine to serve and just expect people to pay. The pizzas were but ok but again surprised when we we charged £3 for 2-3 sliced olives as an extra. We've eaten at many other places up and down the coast and based on our experience we would not return.

We went for dinner with friends and children last week – what a letdown. Having visited several times before for dinner, and after staying for five nights last summer, we’d come to expect genuinely good, authentic food and service. We were really looking forward to returning under the new ownership of Ainsworth & co, but the experience fell far short. We ordered our food and drinks in the lounge on arrival, but before we’d fairly started our drinks, we were ushered through to the dining area because the food was apparently ready. The piri piri chicken escalope turned up alone on the plate – no garnish, no sides, just a piece of chicken topped with a pink sauce and cold, uncooked chorizo on top. Another pot of the same sauce came on the side. It looked and tasted like it had been pre-cooked, microwaved, and unceremoniously served. Our friends ordered the carrot salad, which – at around £24 – featured just three small carrots. The kids’ tomato pasta was gloopy and sad-looking, clearly reheated. The burgers were slightly better, but still small and underwhelming. We don’t mind paying high prices for quality food, but this wasn’t it. Given how quickly everything arrived and the poor presentation, it’s hard to believe anything was freshly made. It felt more like a chain restaurant experience – but at triple the cost. To make matters worse, the place (mainly the lounge area) was overwhelmed with the smell of cheap room freshener. Scented candles had been placed everywhere, creating an overpowering, artificial atmosphere. A few would have done the job – but this was excessive. On the positive side, the front desk staff were friendly, and the drinks were good. Until the kitchen seriously improves both the quality and value of the food, I wouldn’t recommend going back.

We had passed this fish and chip place a few times always busy , so we decided on our last evening we would have a treat . Staff so friendly and polite a lovely welcome on entering. We ordered two small cod and chips , a good size considering it was small . Absolutely fabulous so tasty and the fish was cooked perfectly. We visit Anglesey a lot and my husband and I agreed these fish and chips were far tastier . Highly recommend you will not be disappointed.

The staff were friendly and efficient. the real ale was well kept and I was impressed with the variety of non-alcoholic drinks. The reason I've given this review only three stars was the food. My wife had a chicken flat bread with some rocket and mozzarella which was a cold dish rather than the hot one that my wife expected. I had, what was called a Croque Madame, but instead of a crisply toasted ham and gruyere sandwich topped with a fried egg, what I received was a seemingly untoasted ham sandwich with some creamy stuff, which didn't have much taste topped with a fried egg. We've been visiting this lovely pub on and off for about forty years or more and this was the worst meal I've ever had here. I'm other meals served here are better, but the ones we had were not at all good. It's such a shame as I don't like giving poor reviews, especially as the Golden Lion is an old favourite of mine.

We popped in here for a cream tea and had a bad feeling when we ordered….We spent £36 on 3 cream teas and a muffin and asked for some tap water as well as we were parched. The waitress declined this and said we had to buy water. To be fair the staff were good but we just felt we had been had over which when subsequently reading other reviews on here appears to be a common theme. Anyway the cream teas came and they were almost comical for £10.75! No butter, a plastic portion of bookers Jam and a very small amount of clotted cream in a paper sauce pot! My advice would be to go elsewhere…

I thought £10 was expensive back home, but here it’s £15! Food was fresh and delicious though and I would recommend the curry sauce, not the usual stuff but quite tasty!