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

So sad to hear that our favourite tea rooms has closed. Thank you to Suzy, Dave, Ryan and Teresa for being so friendly and welcoming to our family over the past few years. As mentioned by others your scones were simply the best and all food, cakes and drinks so lovingly prepared. We were so glad to have been able to make one last visit during October. There was nowhere else we would have made a 180 mile round trip to visit for sure. Wishing you all the very best for the future.

Great treats served quickly with a friendly smile. Lovely place for a quick pit stop. Highly recommended.

This is a superb cafe, with a good selection of reasonably-priced food. The cooking is excellent and the service prompt. But there are no vegan options that I could see and only a couple of vegetarian choices. This is a real shame; they are really missing a trick here, as increasing numbers of people are now on plant-based diets. We saw two couples walk away today having read the outside menu, saying 'nothing for us'. Shame.

Very limited vegan options. And the 50p charge for non cows milk is unjustifiable. Very helpful and friendly staff helped to find something to eat. And it was tasty.

What a gem ! The lunch was delicious and the staff were friendly and helpful .. thank you Franscesa for making us feel so welcome . We will be back !

Now THE place to go. Great food well cooked and "down to earth" pricing. All food cooked to order and plenty of it. Highly recommended

Visited twice during a 6 week period in 2019 and had different meals each time. We returned to see if we had got something wrong however this turned out not to be the case. What food we had was enjoyable however there simply was not enough of it to justify the spend - therefore it can be deemed as expensive for what we had. The staff are nice and the place itself also nice however just wish it was better value for money than was found. Drinks are also overpriced. As an example, a dessert mousse which I though would be quite rich and in abundance left me wanting for more as there was simply an inch in a glass with more oaty toppings than mousse and in a couple of small spoons it was gone. It would have been nice to have more for the money. Maybe the name Bistro gives it away and should have realised that we were only going to get "Pretty food" and not wholesome filling food but we live and learn. Doubt we would return for a third time sadly. UPDATE AUGUST 2022 THE BRIDGE BISTRO IS NO LONGER OPEN OR TRADING

Latte was only just warm and very weak, could not taste any coffee at all. Disappointing. I have been before and had the same experience.

Ordered two soups of the day at 8.75 each One came with white bread and we asked if it could be changed for brown bread The second soup came with brown bread but we were charged us £1..35 extra for one slice of brown bread to go with the first soup !!! Both soups were lukewarm Over priced average food

Popped in for a couple of drinks. First time in a while. Unlike before, bar staff now only seem to have 2 speeds...slow and reverse, even on a quiet Wednesday evening at 6.00 Eventually got served reasonable priced drinks. Several diners eating at tables in the bar area, all seemed to be enjoying their food. The food has a good reputation locally, but it's a shame about the poor bar service.

Myself and my partner were planning to stop by for a drink. My partner entered the pub first needing to use the toilet, while I was securing the bikes. He politely asked to use the toilet and the lady behind the bar, said in an abrupt, manner “use the public toilets.” Regardless of her intention, the tone was humiliating and seemed to prompt laughter from the few men gathered around the bar. In turn, this encouraged them to chime in with a remark about using the public’s toilets. To add to the uncomfortable situation, a male waiter behind the bar made a comment suggesting that my partner should make a donation to charity in order to access the pub facilities. The overall atmosphere felt unwelcoming, and I definitely wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone looking for a pleasant experience.

Having not been here in over a year we thought we would have an evening out as we had always enjoyed the food and atmosphere, sadly we were disappointed and did not end up staying for food. Firstly on entering we could not smell and food smells only a damp musty smell. We ordered drinks and were shocked at the price, over £10 for a shandy and half a glass of lime and soda. On being seated upstairs it felt chilly, the table was grubby and the light feature on the table did not work. Awful pop music playing in the background was being drowned out by the bellowing voice of the chef downstairs in the kitchen, we could hear most of what he was saying including the 'F' words. After sitting for 10 mins we realised that the dish I would be ordering (slow cooked pork belly)was obviously not cooking so would most probably have been microwaved along with the dauphinoise potatoes, and the noise of the chef and music we decided to leave and eat elsewhere. Such a shame that this once lovely restaurant lacked atmosphere, fresh cooked food and respect for customers from the chef!

Visited today with my wife Lovely meal of cod and chips and a curry sauce Two teas to round off a wonderful meal Fish batter was lovely and crispy, lovely white flakes of fish, chips lovely and fluffy in middle and crispy on outside Will definitely be calling in again whilst on holiday Highly recommended