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

Stopped on route home, did not expect much but it was excellent. Pulled pork nacho according to daughter were delicious, jalapeños were a little little bit spicy. Hulk burger was rated 2nd best burger by my son, who lives for burger, only Honest Burger in Brighton was better according to him, this is a high accolade. I do have to agree my double cheese smash burger was lovely, and chips were Season to perfection. Do yourself a favour and visit this place, you’re not going to regret it. 2 burgers, 1 pulled pork nachos and chips all round was about £37. Food is cooked to order so do not expect a drive through experience like Maccies etc

Lovely experience in this cafe - friendly staff, beautiful views and delicious cake. Well placed at the end of the coastal path too.

To start with this is a cafe not a restaurant. So they specialise in lots of different sandwiches. They also serve jacket potatoes and soup, plus cakes. I have been twice now in the last couple of weeks and both times the food and the staff have been great. Today I was with two other people (one who is a very fussy eater), we all ordered different meals and we were all really happy with what we had. They cater for meat and fish eaters as well as veggie and vegan people as well. I don't think that they serve GF bread but they do a good selection of jackets so no problem there. The only slight drawback is the size. You can end up waiting for a table though you can order to take away as well. Prices are good too compared with the town I live in. So, basically a no frills cafe with great food and great service. I would recommend this to almost anybody except that the toilet is not wheelchair user friendly.

Fantastic family-run bakery, we visited almost every other day during our 2 week stay in Polperro and very much enjoyed the freshly baked bread, sweet & savoury treats, as well as a great selection of vegan items. Highly recommend and kudos to the very talented baker!

Fantastic coffee and pastries set us up for our walk along the coastal path. Didn’t have time to return for ice cream sadly.

Popped in on way back from Lundy Bay - sceptical at first felt like the alley to nowhere. Cakes were amazing and as importantly GREAT value for money. Huge portions of homemade calorific cakes. Perfect after a walk and swim.

Absolutely outstanding fish and chips! Crispy yet fluffy chips cooked to perfection, beautiful fresh fish with the lightest batter. We also had pineapple fritters, which were the best we've ever tasted. We found Charlie's by chance after reading a blog recommendation as a last-minute dinner, we were so impressed we went back again on our holiday. Huge thank you to the staff for being so kind and friendly. You are really great ambassadors for Truro and your business.

Although it was empty for a Saturday night (strange) the decor was very youthful with a very fresh vibe. The staff were very friendly and couldn’t do enough. They had a large range of sharing plates, pizzas and drinks! Having ordered the pizzas they arrived so quickly and oh my word they were to die for!! The other half said it was the best pizza he’s ever had! (Hot and spicy) - he’s not easy to please! If we’re ever visiting Bodmin again we will be back!

Best pasty I've ever had. So juicy and meat is so tender. Homemade style. Lots of flavours to choose from. Recommended

This is a must visit cafe for lunch when visiting Mount Edgecumbe. Food was very good, service excellent and good value. Would definitely recommend.

Clearly an independent local business. Top grade food, sandwich made to order, with a friendly chat while doing so. Definitely a business to support.

Poor quality sandwich, more bread than filling, and the price did not reflect what was served. Friendly staff but would not recommend a visit.

Arrived in the cafe of this lovely station at 7.45am on a Friday morning prior to our journey home to Newcastle at 8.48am. The cafe too was lovely with empty tables so my daughter and I went in to have tea. We'd left St Ives at 7am in a storm and were tired and cold. The lady in the cafe said we'd have to take our tea into the waiting room, nobody is allowed to sit in cafe now as it gets crowded with people and luggage - these were no other people at all. So we had to sit in the cold waiting room prior to our 10 hour journey north where a hopefully warmer welcome awaited us. Empty cafe? Not allowed to sit inside?? Dark ages? Cornish hospitality????

This is a great place to grab a bite to eat and a cuppa, great service, very friendly, great food and drink, lovely atmosphere, highly recommended.