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Best Contemporary food near St Minver, Wadebridge,
Discover Restaurants offering the best Contemporary food in St Minver, Wadebridge, including Paul Ainsworth at No. 6, Bridge Bistro, The Krab Pot, Port Gaverne Hotel Restaurant, LongCross Hotel & Restaurant, Pilchards at Port Gaverne
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6. Pilchards at Port Gaverne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Pilchards at Port Gaverne is a new beach cafe just round the headland from Port Isaac on the North Cornish Coast. At high tide, the seaâs only a few yards away from the tables on the front decking. The perfect spot to while away an afternoon. Or come insi
Reviewed By Adrian2526
Really great place, not cheap, good food mostly fish but it is Cornwall. Staff really great, and one young lady entertained is with story's of the place, I actually think she is in the wrong job she should be on the stage. If you are in Port Gaverne this is the place to eat.
5. LongCross Hotel & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By Razzer7
I had dinner here on Thursday night with my wife and had the most amazing 3 course meal. The food was most certainly made with love and passion and everything was superbly presented and all made from scratch. Wonderful local Asparagus with a Duck Egg, Charred Cornish Mackerel, followed by a Braised Short Rib of Beef which was steeped in flavour and I had the wonderful Chicken Glazed Cod, Crispy Chicken Skin, Cockles and Seaweed followed by sumptuous Desserts. The Front of House Staff were really helpful explaining what was in each dish, how it was made then followed up by a visit from the Head Chef, Andy, who wanted to make sure the meal was indeed up to expectations. For the caliber of food this is really fantastic value and one of the best meals we have had in a long time!
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4. Port Gaverne Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 413 reviews
The AA 5 star, 2 Rosette rated 17th-century Port Gaverne Restaurant & Hotel is nestled in a beautiful secluded cove on North Cornwallâs dramatic coast. Enjoy seasonal, star-quality food inspired by the bounty on our doorstep. Relax in our traditional old
Reviewed By Adrian2526
Well yes this is a five star hotel, but if you are used to the big city hotels then you maybe in for a shock. This is a very old building, so a very, very old hotel. Tiny stairs and lots of rooms in strange places, a bit of a rabbit warren. Great feeling though. Staff great, meals really good, rooms comfortable and clean and well serviced. Felt a little bit like a step back in time but fun for all that. Thanks for a great stay.
3. The Krab Pot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 609 reviews
The Krab Pot, Port Isaac, is a simple family run restaurant specialising in Local Crab dishes, also serving locally-caught seafood, award winning Cornish pasties, freshly baked, homemade cream teas, meat dishes, Vegetarian/Vegan/Gluten Free dishes, wines,
Reviewed By thepoppits
If you fancy fresh beautiful scones with cream and jam call in here the scones are yummy. Coffee is lovely and staff very friendly.
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2. Bridge Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 462 reviews
Beautiful Converted Reading Room with High Ceilings and Ecclesiastic Style Windows PL27 7DA Opened on 28th May 2010. Extension into other half of the Mechanics Institute in March 2014. New Extension is a more modern atmosphere, some booth seating, woodbur
Reviewed By LB180516
We enjoyed a lovely meal here with cocktails, great service, well thought out menu and the food was excellent. Highly recommend the chicken burger and pork dish! We were so full after our mains so didnât try a dessert, they looked great though!
1. Paul Ainsworth at No. 6
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2872 reviews
Reviewed By Dr_Bill_11
The gold medal went to the comparatively modest starter: raw sea bass on a base of crunchy slaw with creamy kotsuobushi flavoured mayonnaise droplets. Fabulous fillet of beef, beautiful meat perfectly cooked served with charred (carrot cooked on embers) and borderlaise sauce. Pear tart for pudding got the bronze but still Olympic standard (should have had the chocolate cake!)Super Pinot noir by the glass and good choice of non alcoholic drinks. Friendly greeting, service and good send-off. Nicer ambience in the dining room than I remember from last time (though canât pin down why).
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