The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in St Keverne and Meneage Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

Excellent food and very friendly service. My lady had the Cornish mackerel which was delicious but the salads which accompanied the fish were wonderful-such a variety and all adding to the splendid lunch. I had the ham and grainy mustard sandwiches-lovely slices of good ham and a good helping of mustard as well. I also had the salad selections. Overall two excellent lunches.

Four of us came here in early November to celebrate my birthday. From the booking through to actual service it was wonderful. You can bring your own wine and pay corkage which we did but ended up just having some of the excellent organic wine from the wine list. There was lovely bread and olive oil on the table which disappeared quickly. I had cured trout for starter, hake for main and a posh Eton mess (my best description anyway). All the food was fresh local produce, perfectly cooked and beautifully presented. The most surprising and very pleasing thing was the bill. At around £55 per head including wine and service it was extremely good value for money in this day and age. I would most definitely look to book again when we come to Cornwall next.

Great value for money. Food was tasty piping hot and a very varied menu to suit everyone. Staff were friendly and helpful. Would definitely go back for another meal.

Stayed for 2 nights at the White Hart, very comfy bed, Full breakfast menu, and a fantastic Roast Dinner to help us on our way on Sunday. This pub seems to be the heart and soul of the Village.

After a wet walk, we’ve just had the best flapjack, absolutely delicious apple and bramble crumble cake and a 10/10 cup of coffee. We could stay here all day! ⭐️

We didn't eat here, but the menu looked great and the plates we saw were well filled. Great ales.

We popped in here after a long and very wet walk. It's a fantastic spot with great views and numerous places to sit and relax both inside and out. Outside the views are stunning, looking out across the Helford passage. We had drinks all good, the local beer from Hayle was excellent and thirst quenching.

Unfortunately this wonderfully situated pub seems to be no more. There is a fir sale sign on the building and it's closed. Did some online sleuthing and it was bought by someone who wanted to do it up a d reopen it. But that seems to have fallen by the way side. When a contact email was sent a query about what was happening the reply was when we are know, we will update on all media. Such a shame. There is a pebbly beach there, a car park and public loos. When it was a going concern it served lovely fish and chips. So don't go on the off chance as presently it's not open. I guess wait till they update their media.