The best restaurants serving Seafood food in St Ives North Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

We have come to Cornwall for a seafood eating weekend, and this was our first restaurant, then Argue, Newlyn and hook on the rocks, Falmouth. We were not disappointed. Delicious food. Lovely evening.

The staff are so lovely and dog friendly. The food is another level; the flavours and clever combinations are very impressive. Then we get to the drinks, amazing local beers, great wine and the long cocktail we had ‘Silco Collins’ was so good!! So happy we found Silco! We’ll definitely be back, a proper hidden gem!!

Been coming to st Ives for 25 years 3-4 times a year and only just tried the Mermaid! To my shame. The kids menu and steaks were great, the seafood kebab was lovely, service amazing, will definitely be coming again

Great location, helpful staff. Food was outstanding and we didn't wait long for it to start to arrive. Plenty of variety on the menu. Plenty of non -fish options, even though I would say even someone who doesn't live fish, would really enjoy any of the fish dishes we had. Would highly recommend the crab nacy and the monkfish with mango salsa on Lebanese flatbread.

The best restaurant in st.ives. The service was quick and efficient. The food was amazing, I had mussels . They were cooked to perfection! I recommend coming to this place and I would come here again!

Fantastic food, and the two young hosts were amazing. There was a mix up with one dish, but it was sorted there and then, and to our satisfaction. Love this place, and the pub below. Will definitely return.

We ordered lobster roll expecting some beautifully presented lobster curled round a tasty dressing. What turned up was a scant tablespoon of chopped overcooked lobster in a cold, cheap, tasteless white finger roll of bread that would have disgraced the bargain shelf of the cheapest supermarket. It was inedible. The side of hispi cabbage was well cooked, thankfully, or I would have left feeling very hungry. There are no loos. You have to use the dimly lit and droughty public loos in the adjacent council carpark. This is possibly the worst restaurant in St. Ives.