The best restaurants serving Other international-cuisines food in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

Visited here on wed 2 june. Staying at nearby lanarth campsite. Lovely cosy pub with a warm welcome from the staff the memu was amazing and great choices for me being a veggie. The vegetable wellington delicious.. Three of us had a drink, main meal and dessert. Total 75 pounds which was extremely worth it... Would highly recommend and def visit again.

When holidaying in Cornwall the bush pepper should be a top tier priority your list. There are many things to enjoy on the menu but in my opinion you must always try something new. For example their kangaro was such a unusual but delicious dish. It doesn't have that gamey beefy iron taste to it, so you really can season it however you like. The menu said it was Cajun but I felt it lacked that spicy element. The port and red wine reduction was lovely. And the sweet potato wedges really complimented the kangaroo. My wings were fall apart melt in your mouth. However, it said it was BBQ flavour I think it needed a bit more of a smokey depth to it. The sauce felt a little confused. But still delicious. The people who served us were a delight Jasmine and Sian. Two sweet & Stella servers who make all the correct check backs at the appointed time. They had great banter. They really did look after us. Check backs really mean alot to me as a customer and you can always tell if they are genuine. The portion sizes as you can see are spot on. Just an all round amazing time. The owner must be proud.

Very good Carribean Restaurant with good food. This was a Friday afternoon visit. I chose the Ackee & Saltfish £23. The presentation was good, cooked just right and tasted very good. We chose a bottle of Verdejo £22 which complimented the meal well. The service was good and friendly.

So disappointed. Haven’t been for a few years and was so looking forward to celebrating my 80 th, but it was not a patch on previous years experience. Our table was in the dull and bland extension area, no atmosphere though the view was good. The food was an overcooked, lthick slice of shoulder of lamb that looked as if it had come out of a tin, served with weird blobs of tasteless garnish, asparagus spears that had been decorated with what appeared be piped black and white chocolate , why? A side dish of food blender mash and overcooked cabbage. Cost a small fortune. Service was ok, but lacked the panache or style that we remembered.

My two friends and I had decided to visit Tremenheere Sculpture Park today, two of us would visit the gardens whilst our friend who uses an electric chair had coffee and cake in Tremenheere Kitchen and visited the shop, after which we would join her, we would then all have lunch together at the Kitchen. We were all really looking forward to our visit and off we went to the kitchen and asked the staff member for a table explaining our plan, the attitude of the staff member was shocking, rude and totally unhelpful; she didn’t address the Lady who uses a wheelchair at all when she spoke to her, told us that our friend couldn’t use the main area of the cafe as she had a dog, the dog in question is an assistance dog, small and very well behaved and the Lady in question never goes anywhere without her dog. The staff member huffed and puffed when asked again for a table by me for my friend , she made us all feel unwelcome and an inconvenience to her, her attitude was detrimental and discriminatory, the three of us decided to abandon our visit to the gardens and kitchen due to her attitude and we will not visit again, so a word of warning to all wheelchair users ..................don’t visit Tremenheere Kitchen as you are NOT WELCOME. Our friend was very upset by this experience so we left the site, we then went along to the Penzance Heliport Café, where we were all welcomed as equal citizens , the Staff were courteous, helpful going out of their way to accommodate us all and provide the best hospitality they could, which after the experience we had received at Tremenheere Kitchen was much appreciated.

Baby croissant and a great view of the waves crashing in to the cliffside. Was a beautiful house we stayed at, very comfortable and one of the prettiest walks I’ve ever been on. Extremely memorable.

Absolutely amazing!!! We shared a waffle with Cornish vanilla icecream with crunchies, caramel sauce, cream and honey comb-it was absolutely delicious! Well worth a visit!

Lovely staff, nice food and drink. Lovely setting. Came across it by chance and glad we did. Nice little shop outside with a stream running by.

We had a great Sunday roast here and I’d thoroughly recommend it. Book if you can because they are, understandably, busy. The rare roast beef was stunning, the Yorkshire pudding was delicious and the roast potatoes (which restaurants sometimes struggle to get right) were spot on. The side vegetable dishes were gorgeous too so this is also great food for vegetarians. The trifle pudding was sumptuous, as were the chocolate fondant and the white chocolate fudge, which I definitely didn’t need but ordered anyway. Our waitress was charming and attentive and the atmosphere was one of happiness and joy, made even better given the tranquil backdrop of the beautiful Helston river. It made us really happy going here. Go, I’m sure it will make you happy too.

We hired a beautiful field on the Cornish cliffs with the most spectacular views. So lucky to have found such a hidden gem for our perfect wedding venue. Absolutely wonderful owners and extremely helpful. Could not have had a better day! Thankyou so much for allowing us to use your stunning wedding field. It was one to remember! X

We stopped here on a cruise stop. We walked into town and found Roskillys. Their ice cream is very very good. So many flavors to choose from. We ended up trying the chocolate and the mint chocolate chip. Both were fantastic. The owner of the shop was so very nice.

We had been turned away from somewhere… turned up here and welcomed with open arms cold cider and good food… you could drive past this place but please don’t

Bought the family to the lovely Beanys cafe - I had the gutbuster breakfast it was awesome. Kids were well fed with a good choice - great value for money.

Absolutely fantastic food; I had the stone bass, which was superb and really well presented, with wonderfully soft scallops. My wife, who's veggie, found plenty to choose from when other restaurants are just offering the same handful of dishes that others offer. Great service too. Just a shame we're on holiday as it means we can't come back easily!

We booked for my husband’s 50th Birthday lunch and we were very happy with the food, drink and service. Good lunchtime choice and the food tasted the amazing, with fabulous cocktails. Our server was lovely, he was very knowledgeable and charming. Highly recommend and will definitely return in the summer.