Location: St Austell
Top Restaurants in St Austell
England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 5 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in St Austell
Find out what European restaurants to try in St Austell. St Austell (/sɪnt ˈɔːstəl/; Cornish: S. Austel) is a civil parish and major town in Cornwall, England, UK. It is situated on the south coast, approximately 10 miles (16 km) south of Bodmin and 30 miles (48 km) west of the border with Devon.
Things to do in St Austell
1. Edie's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 328 reviews
A fabulous, reasonably priced, family-run restaurant in Carlyon Bay, Cornwall catering to every taste. We look forward to welcoming you soon.
Reviewed By JuMark0601
Just returned to our hotel having taken an early dinner at Edieâs. We popped in to book this morning & was met with a welcome, cheery smile and chat. Returned this evening to a beautiful atmosphere. We were sat at Table 12, it has a view of the chef, Nigel and his extremely caring and efficient team. The feeling of calm was palpable and appeared to work like a well oiled machine. The waitresses were young, knowledgeable and very friendly without being familiar. The menu is not extensive, but beautifully put together to suit even the most discerning tastes. In addition to that, there are daily specials. We had the pigeon to start and choose the pan fried hake and the neck of lamb as mains. The quality of presentation is superb but overshadowed by the wonderful tastes on our plates! I didnât want the meal to end. Unusually, we had dessert, the blackberry soufflé with lemon sorbet and a treacle tart with clotted cream and salted caramel. The whole meal was exemplary. I can honestly say that it equalled a meal we had in the summer at a Michelin Star restaurant for a birthday celebration. We urge you to book and visit this wonderful little restaurant and enjoy possibly one of the best meals youâll have in a while. Fine dining without taking a mortgage out!
Where to eat British food in St Austell: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. The Boathouse, Charlestown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 753 reviews
Reviewed By K9095APsimonk
A visit for my mum's birthday. What amazing food. The 4 of us shared a seafood sharer which was brilliant. Mussels were so fresh and tasty.My wife had boathouse burger and loved it. Especially the quick fried gherkin. The rest of us had seafood linguine which was to die for. Chef is brilliant and very creative. Lovely food and highly recommend.Thank you
3. Med Terrace Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By cornwall-blue
Located in the Mediterranean Biome, this a popular place for lunch. Nice range of good well cooked food but be prepared to wait during busy times.
4. Roovrays Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 623 reviews
Roovrays comes highly recommended...And a Charming and ambient evening awaits you...Tastefully decorated with a French influence due to the French Chef and owner. Great value is offered with the Early Bird menu from 6pm till 6.45pm with 2 courses being £1
Reviewed By Charles_Anne
You really are spoilt for quality restaurants in Mevagissy. Roovrays has a great selection on the menu, and all were beautifully cooked. Nice friendly and helpful service, good size helpings, and all tasted really fresh. We had the monkfish which we would especially recommend. We then came back another day, and the food was just as good.The place is quite small, so we would recommend you book.
5. Sam's On The Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1380 reviews
Samâs on The Beach, is situated in a beautiful restored RLNI Lifeboat House right on the oceans edge on Polkerris Beach. A stunning location and decor with exceptional views and evening sunsets over St Austell Bay. Dishing up locally sourced and caught Se
Reviewed By H2620WEthomasb
Lovely location. Beautiful settings, views and the overall restaurant itself is very nice. Staff - seemed to lack a bit of enthusiasm and seemed quite unorganised. Had to prompt for drinks orders to be taken. Food was lovely and they really do a great job of seafood. Drinks are overpriced £5 the cheapest pint and that is their own lager too! Overall, lovely place and lovely food. Just let down in a few areas which is slightly disappointing when your paying top money.
