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Most Popular Seafood food in Saint Tudy, Bodmin,
Reviews on Seafood food in Saint Tudy, Bodmin, including Restaurant Nathan Outlaw, Outlaw's Fish Kitchen, Fresh From The Sea, The Stepping Stone, The Krab Pot, The Mote, Port Gaverne Hotel Restaurant, Charlie's Cafe Restaurant & Online Deli, Pilchards at Port Gaverne, Fresh From the Sea
10. Fresh From the Sea
Overall Ratings
5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By simonbH293YU
A trip to Cornwall wouldnât be complete without a crab sandwich so gave this little cafe a try and couldnât of hoped for better. We sat outside with our dogs and received table service from a very friendly and chatty waitress. The sandwiches were very tasty and had a nice selection of drinks to accompany them, the only negative would be it was a tad expensive but hey itâs worth supporting small local businesses. Well worth a visit! Love from Cheese and Ham and The Crabettes ;-)
9. 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.
8. Charlie's Cafe Restaurant & Online Deli
Overall Ratings
5 based on 685 reviews
Hi from sunny Cornwall! We source as much of the food & drink locally as possible and we cook simple but well prepared food. Local fresh fish,home-made pizzas, burgers and daily specials.We also have fresh cakes, Cornish cheeses, meats and Cornish smoked
Reviewed By 675Helicreature675
We live live locally and have tried every eatery in the area. How we had missed this one until today I don't know - because, what a find! The food is absolutely delicious, fresh and home made, and the staff are all absolutely charming. I had a really interesting salad with huge, juicy, crevettes and turmeric bread. I honestly can't remember the last time we had such a delicious lunch, in such a nice atmosphere, with such warm and friendly service but it won't be the last time, because we'll be regulars!
7. 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.
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6. The Mote
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1405 reviews
Fresh, local, simple. Good Food.
Reviewed By Paul R
Went for a meal on a Friday whilst staying in Port Isaac. Nice atmosphere, food was very good - crab linguine, burger was moist and full of flavour and the chips the best we've had. Service was prompt but not obtrusive. Would highly recommend.
5. 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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4. The Stepping Stone
Overall Ratings
5 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By Nick S
This is a quaint restaurant which you could almost overlook....but don't! The food is exceptional (one of the finest fish dishes I have ever had). Everyone in our party of 6 thoroughly enjoyed their meal. Very friendly service. Will definitely visit again.
3. Fresh From The Sea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 387 reviews
Reviewed By P5428QClindaw
We just about got a seat, and the friendly waitress quickly took our order, we had the Crab salad, it was the freshest Crab l have ever eaten. We have waited ages to eat here and it didnât disappoint. We will be back tomorrow for the lobster, canât wait, this is a very special place !!
2. Outlaw's Fish Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1085 reviews
Reviewed By mrcard41
From the moment you enter this restaurant is quality although small its perfect . Was greeted and shown to our table . Decided to go with the OUTLAWâS FISH KITCHEN TO SHARE Experience a journey of our seafood plates, sides and puddings for your table to share.What can I say a taste sensation , wife was not keen on one course , however our server relayed this to the kitchen and chef cooked another dish for her to try , brilliant. Overall the courses we had at the table everyone was different and so tasty it would be had to describe . I would return in no time
1. Restaurant Nathan Outlaw
Overall Ratings
5 based on 961 reviews
Restaurant Nathan Outlaw offers a seafood tasting menu for diners at lunch and dinner as well as a set lunch menu. The menus highlight the finest sustainable seafood caught off the South West coast. The unique approach to seafood cookery provides the plat
Reviewed By Georgina I
Amazing! Loved every single part of this evening despite the rather ordinary weather! We were treated to the chefâs party table and served by Josh with a wine flight to accompany all the delectable degustation courses. Very fitting wines, including a sparkling Japanese one (who knew?!), for a rather tasty menu. Husband was impressed and he is a fussy sydneysider when it comes to seafood. Already planning my return visit to fill up all the bar stools. Thank you for such an amazingly tasty and fun evening
