The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Newquay Pentire Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

A fantastic spot down the steps and right on the sea front, a warm welcome and quickly seated outside. A nice friendly place, service was quick. I had a latte and breakfast, both superb! Will be coming back!

The restaurant never fails to provide excellent qualit food, very good value for money. All served to us by lovely staff.

Updated as visited again for coffee, cake and a nice view and the view didn't disappoint. Coffee took 25min and the cake was the dryest I've ever put in my mouth quite disgusting which I told the waiter and he took my cake never to return, no replacement, no refund. Apparently this is new owners and looking at my last review carrying on the same trend of selling way below par tucker at extended time-frames with inflated prices. I possibly didn't have the full fern pitt cafe experience as we didn't venture down the steps. Only stopping for 2xCrab sandwiches and a drink I was relieved of £25 expecting good things. The wait was long as expected on a nice warm day but the rain did come so we wanted to ask to make ours takeaway the only entrance we could find to ask we were shouted at to get out repeatedly by the staff we didn't enter anywhere we popped our head round the door. We did get a takeaway and the little lady that served us was very polite. The sandwiches were on plain brown bread and some crab inside.

Cocktails were delightful. The spicy watermelon margarita was great but tiny and served in a thimble. The oh my mango/mango and pear cocktail was refreshing and lovely. Brooklyn lager? Poretti? We’re in Cornwall, a place continually fighting for its regional identity and you serve this muck instead of Korev/St Austel, offshore/Sharps, Harbour brewing, verdant, firebrand or any of the other many Cornish breweries? It’s insulting to Cornwall and also awful BEER!

There’s a great atmosphere as soon as you enter, with wonderful nautical antiques on display. It’s great to find an oldy worldy pub like many used to be. The staff were friendly and the food was great and reasonably priced

Booked a table for afternoon tea one week in advance - was given the option to book for adults and child and the booking was all confirmed by email. One week later the night before we were due to visit I had a call to say table had been cancelled as they don't accept children. If it's an adult only hotel then fine, but why give the option to add a child when booking? Also why wait a week after the booking was made to cancel leaving no time to make alternative arrangements for a special occasion! The child was a 12 years old but wasn't even given the chance to tell them this.