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Wadebridge, Food Guide: 10 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in St Minver
Reviews on British food in St Minver, Wadebridge, including The Dining Room, The Point at Polzeath, The Mowhay Cafe, Pityme Inn, The Mariners Public House, Ben's Crib Box Cafe, St Enodoc Hotel Restaurant, The Maltsters, Prawn on the Lawn, Outlaw's Fish Kitchen
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10. 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
9. Prawn on the Lawn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1032 reviews
Reviewed By 556jayneo
Enjoyed several dishes, each were excellent, my favourite being the red mullet. So many layers of flavour and to think this is all achieved in such a tiny kitchen!
8. The Maltsters
Overall Ratings
4 based on 466 reviews
The Maltsters Arms is a local friendly village pub, located in Chapel Amble near Wadebridge in the heart of Cornwall. This traditional pub is run by five locals who clubbed together and bought the pub. Two of the partners are chefs and they prepare and co
Reviewed By jo_sellers
Popped in on spec and can honestly say this is the best meal Ive had in a long time. I had hake, kids had lamb burger and salmon and husband had steak. Absolutely beautiful, could not recommend this pub enough. Only downside was I couldnt manage a dessert. Lovely service too!
7. St Enodoc Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
A privately owned boutique hotel in an exquisite hideaway with sweeping views over the Camel Estuary, Rock. The beach is a stoneâs throw from the Hotel as is the passenger ferry to Padstow. St Enodoc is a stylish and relaxing place for your stay in North
Reviewed By Trevor H
Pleasant staff and nice menu but nothing spectacular fior the price - the local pubs serve better food !Thank you for taking the time to leave a review on TripAdvisor. I am sorry you feel the menu is overpriced, we believe that our prices are fair for the high quality, locally sourced where possible ingredients that we use.
6. Ben's Crib Box Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 315 reviews
Small café situated on South Quay, next to the old Railway Station House, in Padstow. Serving breakfasts, lunches and snacks at great value. Open Mon - Sat from 8.00 am. Slightly different menu on Mondays. All food cooked to order using quality, locally s
Reviewed By strontium38
Finally visited here during our holiday and can totally see what all the fuss is about. Busy, buzzing, cosy atmosphere and quite simply the most delicious breakfast Iâve ever had! My husband says it was his best too and heâs even older than me! And REALLY fussy! The hash browns were heavenly! And what a great price too! Spot on. Well done to Ben and all the staff!
5. The Mariners Public House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Welcome to The Mariners Public House. We want this to be a place full of warmth and happy memories, with food that aims to put a smile on your face and drinks to put a spring in your step. We are so thrilled to be the next chapter of this much-loved insti
Reviewed By Andy B
We stayed nearby for 9 days so visited several times. The service is impeccable from all staff. Special thanks to Dennis. Food is of very high quality including the Sunday Lunch. Fish and chips is amazing. My only criticism would be the menu is somewhat limited but that is often, as here, a sign of high quality.
4. Pityme Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 611 reviews
Chris & Jason invite you to come and join them at the Pityme Inn. Ideally located a mile from the beach at Rock this country pub offers real ales, great wines and a superb collection of gins. Their head chef Ryan , along with his team, have a delicious se
Reviewed By JSI3
Popped here for dinner with a couple of friends on a Friday night in October.The restaurant was busy but they found us a table quickly and the service was exceptional throughout.I had the burger which was delicious, one of the best burgers Iâve ever had.Would definitely recommend a meal here if you are nearby.Thanks for your feedback. We are so pleased you enjoyed your visit to see us. We love our homemade burgers so we are pleased you enjoyed them too.We will pass on your feedback to the team and thanks for your recommendation.ThanksJason and Chris
3. The Mowhay Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By Nick T
A 10 minute walk from the main Polzeath beach the Mowhay cafe is a daytime cafe which becomes an excellent restaurant in the evening. The daytime food and drinks are fine, but the evening menu is something else. The starters are interesting with reasonable portions and the main courses are just great. My son and I both chose the fish curry, the flavour of which knocked spots of most Indian restaurants. Many places let standards slip when it comes to desserts, falling back on catering pack or ice cream. Mowhay desserts are made in the kitchen to order, and are a type and quality rarely seen. The service is capable and friendly, and the bill is reasonable given the quality of the meal. Our visits were a highlight of our week in Polzeath.
2. The Point at Polzeath
Overall Ratings
4 based on 280 reviews
Excellent views looking out over Polzeath and Pentire Point. Outdoor seating and dining available, Varied menu using local produce including plenty of fresh fish on the daily specials board. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, as well as kids menu availa
Reviewed By Helen S
Booked a table here for my husbandâs birthday. They knew we were vegetarian so catered for us really well. Food was top quality and tasted delicious. Polite and friendly staff. Fantastic views from the table. Parking was easy..near entrance. A lot of thought went into finer details such as fresh roses on table, quality napkins all the simple things that make a difference. We will definitely return..soon! Highly recommended. Fine dining but not overpriced. Value for money.
1. The Dining Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 469 reviews
A small, family run restaurant in Rock, Cornwall
Reviewed By KTS s
Having visited this restaurant under a previous owner many years ago we were interested to return and see how things had changed. Loved the feel of the simple layout, quality feel to decor and calming artwork by local artist Allan Caswell. We were warmly welcomed by the hostess/owner who explained the table was ours for the evening ( we booked for 715) a real bonus if you want to take your time and amke more of the experience as so many other restaurants locally in Rock/Padstow limit tables to a 2 hour slot and are quick to move you on through. An extensive winelist is available and was great that glasses were topped up slowly just at the right time. A small and delicious menu offered - 4 starters, 4 mains and fresh fish, a meat dish and vegetarian offered at each stage. We opted for Partridge and Gin soaked salmon dishes to start and Halibut main courses. Chefs appetisers of a beetroot/horseradish meringue and ham/potato mini cake was an exquisite to start. Fresh baked bread offered and GF options available. The food was perfectly cooked, beautifully presented and explained enthusiastically by the team. If you have room for dessert - the British cheeseboard is highly recommended. We are looking forward to returning next spring with friends.
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