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

We visited Cribbs on New Years Eve and can’t praise them highly enough. The food was fabulous, varied, plentiful and very well presented. Service was good and prices reasonable for the high standard of food. Would recommend the goat curry, salt fish and duck dishes. We’ve had great food during our stay in Falmouth and this was by far the best.

Great food but terrible service and very slow. Ordered take out from here whilst family were staying. We thought we had been forgotten or would never arrive. No updates, but the food took two hours to arrive at our house. It was not hot and limp. No idea why it took that long as we were just staying at the holiday park next to Swanpool so fifteen mins by car. No idea why it took so long and 0 communication. Just rubbish.

Amazing menu, delicious pastys-generously filled, great service with a dash of entrepreneurial spirit (I wanted a small, they were sold out, 'so why don't you have a medium, it has a burnt end you don't need to eat and I'll charge you for the small')

Absolutely delicious fish & chips. The chips were fresh and tasty (no old oil taste) and the batter was exquisite. The fish was fresh and beautifully cooked. Fish and chips is our go to meal on our days out - and these were the best we've had this year!

An ok dinner experience was brought down by the general manager being a little too sharp with ‘jokes’, complaining about hours worked and lack of staff and being too busy, felt like we were a burden and not paying guests. Food was good, nothing out of this world. Restaurant felt a bit like a function room. View was amazing but you cant see if from the restaurant except for a few tables on one side.

Great for Football, one massive screen with about 30 more TVs all around

I can remember camping nearby with family and going to the Tredrea since the seventies. The area has remained amazingly unspoiled after fifty years, but even here change is inevitable. The Tredrea has closed and will be missed by us, good memories of having a pint with that wonderful view. I hope the area continues to change as slowly over the next fifty years to preserve this magic areabas long as possible.

this has to be the worst dining experience of my life, to start with we were at our table for 30 minutes before anyone came to see us, we ordered drinks and waited another 15 minuets and nothing happened I then asked what was going on and was told that the waiter didn't know what he was doing and we had to reorder. the starter arrived and was nice, then we went into the Carvery only to be told that had run out of meat and only had turkey left. the vegetables were under cooked and look warm. when my sweet eventually arrived it was not cooked and inedible, on the whole the service was extremely slow and the food extremely bad. so do yourself a favour and do not go here to dine

My friend and I wanted to have ethical poos with fairtrade toilet paper. This place doesn’t have a customer toilet. I am disappointed.

Restaurant had a booking for a large number of tables. Unfortunately i didnt see the reservation sign as was shouted at by a member of staff as i sat on a reserved table. I moved as soon as she shouted across the room at me. Then another member of staff at the tills very rudely said to my husband i was to move and there were empty tables at the very back. I got to a table at the back but it had no number on it, the lady that shouted at me to moeahd followed me so i advised there was no number and she replied i know that just sit down, Never before have i been made to feel so unwelcome as we regularly have lunch here. But i will not go back and wouldn’t recommend them either.

Absolute terrible I ordered a baguette which was rock solid stale. The bacon was hard and cold the sausage wasn’t cooked thru properly and cold the hash brown was soaked tasted like washing up liquid.

Best pasty ever. No joke. Wish I’d had a large but they ran out. Probably a good thing from a belly perspective.