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

A really friendly welcome this morning.we were first in for breakfast shortly after opening time. The staff were really nice and welcoming. The breakfast was delicious and coffee so good we had a second cup, this set us up for our day on the next stage of the South West Coast path. A great find.

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

Lovely little cafe in an out of the way spot.

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!

This is a quirky nautical themed pub, full of a collection of fascinating seafaring artefacts... worth a visit just for this. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and as a pub it has a good selection of beer. However, the food. I ordered a chicken marinated with garlic and herbs with chips, my wife the crab. I was surprised to find the chicken was a breast, with the lumps of garlic / herb butter placed on top... even after allowing the butter to melt on the chicken it was still a bit dry and flavourless... not exactly marinated. The crab was ok, however both meals also let down by some of the driest chips I have ever had, I practically had to take a sip of beer with each mouthful to get it down... I am old school and brought up to clear my plate, however in this case we both just had to give up and leave a stash of chips... finishing the chicken just out of principle not enjoyment. It feels like a place that has a cook rather than a chief. Ok for a beer but better places to eat.

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.