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

If you want fresh you aren’t getting much fresher, unless you are getting up early and on the boats with these guys. I bough a pot each of freshly cooked, Mussels, Cockles and Lobster from the friendly lady and seasoned them with the available salt, pepper, vinegar and hot sauce. I then spent the next 15 mins wandering the beach and the rock pools with my 4 yr old and enjoying the tastes of the sea. Best shellfish I’ve had this year. The same shellfish are available for £88 a plate in the nearby Nathan outlaw cafe. Today I appreciated the simple pleasures with less swearing involved in the prep and for just over a tenner.

We wanted a lunch and our usual place was packed so tried here and were not a bit disappointed. My husband had the best crab salad/sandwich he has ever had. Will be back in Spring 2025

Been visiting Hayle for years but only just found this place. Had the extra large haddock with standard chips, curry sauce and peas. Partner had small cod and standard chips. The portions were very generous, fish was cooked to perfection with lovely crisp batter. The curry sauce was very nice with a slight kick to it.

The place was beautiful and Pule was awesome he made sure to serve us and take good of us and the vibe was just amazing Thank you Pule 😊

Looe is on the up as a foodie destination because of places like this. Really tasty food. What else could you want from a restaurant!

Ordered white bait, material and fish curry. Had to wait over 30 mins before the drinks arrived. Palpably slow service. Left the venue still hungry and wanting for a bag of chips

The Fallowfields restaurant is excellent in every way. The food was exceptional, each course packed with flavours and well presented. It was creative, inventive and fun. Portion sizes were good for a tasting menu. They were flexible for non-seafood eaters. The wines were well chosen and reasonably priced. The atmosphere was relaxed and friendly and unlike some other chefs/restaurants in Cornwall this was Michelin star quality food, but with no pretension and cheaper than some, but of quality that is equal to if not better than most. The room has spectacular views over Lizard point - with multiple ships gliding by - and when the sun goes down the lighthouse blinks away. This is a wonderful place for a special occasion. The staff were highly professional but relaxed and friendly. No surprise service charge is wonderful as it does allow you to roughly know what your bill will be. If you are driving from Helston - you'll see directional signs on the left - however they disappear and its confusing better to had into Lizard town and turn left at the square. The lane that leads to the Hotel is badly pot-holed and desperately needs attention! Manager - please make this a priority as it is almost at the it's going to damage my car stage.

We were so excited to try here whilst holidaying in Cornwall, saw online they didn't accept reservations so popped in on the off chance last Tuesday, they accomodated us at the bar but there was quite a wait for menus and drinks but that was ok due to their good reviews and atmosphere. I spoke about my allergy, the young lady on the bar wasnt aware what one dish was (raw/cured fish) which my partner would not have chosen if she was given this information (maybe she was new as was quite young) my wife never received the dish due to ridiculous wait times and the mess ups with my order. They were out of the Fal oysters so I had to have the other, which however was fine, they also were out of the Mackerel, alot of things they have sold out of, which is probably because they are rated so highly. I was asking if I could have the scallops without the milk (caper butter sauce) and then to come back and tell me it wasn't made with milk, when I pointed out "butter", anyway they substituted it for a salsa verde. What was most disappointing is they served me the allergen I had made them aware about, there was a long wait for food as well which we were aware (on the taco's), the chef shouted over the pass that he forgot and had put milk in the dish!! I had almost swallowed and had to spit out the food. For someone with a serious allergy or a child this could be life threatening. When the waitress asked him had he made a replacement about 20 mins later I think he had forgot and then they had ran out of that, another member of staff let us go when we said we will just pay the bill and leave, she decided to waiver it. We were so disappointed as we visited here after the main brewery on the industrial estate, probably should have stayed there and had pizza. Verdant is my favourite craft beer. My suggestion is you accept reservations especially if customers have allergies and most have travelled a long way to allow them to experience. Quite disappointed as we had saved a visit until the end of the holiday for a special treat, and by time we left there was no where else for food that night which completely ruined the end of our holiday as lots of places had stopped serving food by this time. My suggestion is if you have an allergy BEWARE as milk allergy should be treated the same as a sesame or a nut allergy.

Haven’t made it to Porthleven for a couple of years, but overjoyed to visit yesterday and grab lunch at The Mussel Shoal. You wait a while for your food, but it’s always worth it. I opted the Crispy Chilli Squid with Fries and a nice, locally brewed IPA. Absolutely amazing. Fresh, hot and full of flavour. Wonderful. I’ll try to get back before heading home on Friday. Need to have the Prawns. You will not be disappointed.

Great food, friendly staff and good service. However, the seating was very cramped. Despite all of our table being of normal BMI we could literally only get one buttock on the bench. Thankfully a party of four on another table cancelled at short notice so we moved. This also helped the others on the table that we moved to. Recommendation: reduce the number of people per table or put a chair at each end of the table thereby taking two bums off the benches.

Best fish and chips in launceston

Lovely chippy, portions may not be that biggest for some, but I felt it was fine for a small cod and chips with mushy peas, £11.

We were on holiday for a week but my husband and myself ate here twice. We were served by Izzy and Indie who were a credit to the restaurant, lovely ladies. Our meal was lovely. Shout out to Max, who was the chef who cooked our meal. I must say that the in house made bread is fantastic. My husband said it was the best bread he had ever tasted! The foccacia style bread was a refreshing change from the sourdough you seem to be given everywhere. It's a small restaurant with great food and great views so make sure you book if you want to dine here. Thanks for a lovely evening x

Traditional Fish and Chip shop that serve a wide range of fried fish and other seafood, burgers, chicken, etc.

Fish and chips best we have had