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Food and Drink
The Falcon Inn, St Mawgan
This traditional Inn has roots that go back to the 6th century
of a Celtic monastery. The award winning gardens are held within a conservation
area, the Vale of Lanherne and is a beautiful setting, perfect for enjoy a summers
afternoon. The pub lays host to an open log fire and is a winner of St Austell
Breweries “signature dish”.
Merry Moor,
Mawgan Porth
The relaxed atmosphere and superb service make it a pleasure to come and sit
in this tastefully decorated pub. Set on the beach front you are able to eat
al freso and enjoy the hot sun in all its glory.
The Riviera Café,
Mawgan Porth
Open early for breakfast the café is open all day for lunch and afternoon tea.
If you fancy a wander you are able to cross the road and eat your feast on the
golden sand of Mawgan Porth beach. The river Menahyl runs next to this café
which also has a fish and chip shop and pizzeria.
Fire café, Bar Grill,
Mawgan Porth
Situated on Mawgan Porth beach front the view is fabulous for eating a variety
of different styles of dishes. A review from the Guardian newspaper gave a brilliant
review on their breakfast so stopping for a full English should be on the cards.
The informal atmosphere and fantastic service along with the respectable price
make this a must eat venue.
Further afield
The Phoenix,
Watergate Bay
Being only 100 yards form Watergate Bay beach this makes going for a well-deserved
pizza an affordable luxury and with a menu that has traditional, Mediterranean
and seafood dishes there is sure to be something for every one. In the well-decorated
and comfy restaurant this calming atmosphere will let you forget about any worries.
The Beach Hut,
Watergate Bay
Have a fantastic view over looking Watergate Bay beach you can enjoy a hot chocolate
or a cold beer while watching surfers catching some of the best wave that hit
the Cornish coastline. The legendry burgers and seafood that is served here
is just what is needed when visiting the beach.
Cornish Arms,
St Merryn
Great british food is being served in one of the best pubs in the area, the
Cornish Arms. With Rick Stein being involved and an experienced head chief that
has been working with Rick for over 10 years the food can’t get much better
than this.
Mermaid Inn,
Porth
Situated on the beach front in Porth the sandy beach is perfect for the kids
to play on while you enjoy a cold beer. There is good food and ample portion
sizes with a reasonable price  tag,
this is what good pubs should be like.
Traveller Rest,
Mawgan Porth
With its home made food and real ales this family run traditional 17th century
inn is one of the oldest in the area. When you can tuck into your roast, (served
every day during the high season) while warming your self by the open fire this
truly shows Cornwall off in its best light.
Farmers Arms,
St Merryn
For a pub with a lively atmosphere the Farmers Arms has regular entertainment
provided as well as a new decking area and the best pint of ale brewed only
round the corner, you are sure to enjoy yourself.
Special Occasions
Fifteen,
Watergate Bay
This is Jamie Oliver’s restaurant which is positioned on Watergate Bay beach
front. The food is cooked by the best up coming chefs that Jamie has given the
chance to make a fresh start at this popular restaurant. All the ingredients
are sourced from local producers and the Italian-inspired menu is sure to get
your taste buds tingling.
Seven Bays Bistro,
St Merryn
This bistro combines the best of what is Cornish with Mediterranean to make
a truly delicious menu. Set in the delightful village of St Marryn it boasts
an inspired wine list that gives the Seven Bays a finishing touch. As well as
evening dishes there are light lunches and take away pizza's available.
Rosel and Co,
St Merryn
The modern British Style is in keeping with the beautiful village and only seating
a cosy 24 people you know that food and service will be good. When your eating
in the informal “neighbourhood-style” environment you can bask in the knowledge
that all the food is made in house and you will eat on hand made wooden tables
with floors to match.
The Hotel,
Watergate Bay
The Brasserie is situated within the hotel on Watergate Bay beach front. The
award winning menu takes influence from across Europe and further afield with
the ingredients coming from the greatest local producers. Making it one of the
top restaurants in Cornwall.
The Scarlet,
Mawgan Porth
This is a Michelin award winning restaurant and you can see why. The Head chef
Ben Tunnicliffe has created a sophisticated menu of robust food from Cornwall,
with the menu changing daily it keeps to the seasons best but with in a reasonable
price. This is a fantastic view over the Atlantic that is enhanced when you
have a look from the terrace. This is an adults retreat so 18+ please.
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