Location: Saltash
Top Restaurants in Saltash
Where to eat Cafe food in Saltash: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Saltash. Saltash is a town and civil parish in southeast Cornwall, England, UK. It has a population of 16,184 at the 2011 census. It lies in the south east of Cornwall, facing Plymouth over the River Tamar. It was in the Caradon district until March 2009 and is known as "the Gateway to Cornwall". Saltash means ash tree by the salt mill. Saltash is best known for the I.K Brunel Railway Overpass Bridge, a towering 134-foot bridge, constructed in 1854, which frequently transports trains over the River Tamar.
Things to do in Saltash
10. The Tudor Rose Tea Rooms & Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 601 reviews
Reviewed By Hazz406
After asking around for good place to go for a Sunday lunch, the Tudor rose was reccomened...The pro's..* Nice sunny location in court yard garden*service was fast*food was home made*£10 set price for lunch and dessert Cons * 2 options of what to have on Sunday...roast or afternoon tea...wow don't over do it!!*roast only had 2 slices of meat on an adults portion, *only soft drinks as an option to drink*stuffing is wet...like runny wet!*was told dessert was apple crumble...it was strudel (I know I'm nit picking)Would I go back...yes, but not for the roast.. It's a tea room, so go for afternoon tea
9. Auti NOT Naughty Cafe
Friendly, relaxing café - autism and disability friendly. Age-unlimited soft play and sensory equipment. Indoor and Outdoor seating. Dog-friendly outside area with free dog treats for customers. Table service. Wide range of hot and cold food and drinks. T
Reviewed By Foodie1066
My family and I visited this cafe last monday (24th June) and it was brilliant.Nothing is too much trouble for the staff at the cafe and when my son had a meltdown (he is Autistic) the staff didn't flutter an eye lid.The food and drink is lovely and in very reasonable priced.We would definitely recommend this cafe and all the great work the staff do. Thank you! We understand that meltdowns are part of life - better out than in! Look forward to seeing you again
8. No Whey!
Overall Ratings
5 based on 61 reviews
100% Plant based eats! Tacos, nachos, Plymouthâs best grilled sandwiches, freshly made salads, PAY WHAT YOU FEEL BREAKFAST, kids menu, epic m*lkshakes & cakes made by my Mum! We are a community interest company working towards tackling food poverty in Sto
Reviewed By emevbernie
My husband and I were walking home from church this afternoon and happened to see this amazing restaurant. Iâm so glad we walked home a different way. The service was lovely and friendly and advice was also given. We had the jackfruit tacos and a cheeze toastie. OMG!! The flavours and textures were just amazing. I enquired about the âcheezeâ that was used in the toastie and the lady in the kitchen told me it was homemade!! Homemade cheeze which was melty and scrumptious. I canât wait to go back. â¤ï¸
7. Lisbon Bakery and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By GasheadAli
Have been here a couple of times in the last few weeks and we will definitely continue to come here when we visit Plymouth. We first came for breakfast. The Full English is very tasty and represents great value for money. We then bought a selection of Portuguese cakes to take home. The pasteis da nana are amazing, lovely crispy pastry and plenty of filling. Last night we went for dinner. The bacalhau com natas was lovely and creamy, whilst my partnerâs grilled beef with mushroom sauce was delicious. Had a very nice bottle of red, too. Once again, bought some pasteis to take home. Obrigado!
6. Caffe Corradi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
We are a family run business, a little corner of Italy in the heart of Saltash, Cornwall.Come and enjoy Lou-Lou and Renato's delicious pasta dishes, soups, hot focaccias, ciabattas and paninis,refreshing salads and thurst-quenching Lavazza coffee.
Reviewed By Alastair B
Went for lunch last Thursday so a bit late with this review. I had the pasta of the day which was cannelloni with mushrooms and bacon served with a side salad. It was all superb and very tasty. The thing that really topped it all off was the absolutely brilliant salad dressing which was the best I've had in nearly 30 years. Always love going here, the service is friendly and really efficient and the food is always great plus they do terrific coffee.We are glad that you enjoyed your lunch and thank you for your kind words.
5. AtKitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 412 reviews
An exciting new (2016) Vietnamese and Thai Restaurant offering world class dining, a range of international Asian dishes, baguettes, summer rolls, noodles, rice dishes and many more. On the mezzanine (upstairs) in Plymouth's Pannier Market. Open 9.00am -
Reviewed By Lynn H
Really good great food and service such reasonable prices and would recommend highly & will return again.
4. Cotehele
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By 543Tomel
This seems to be a page for restaurant rather than house, mill, quay etc. So I will review the Barn restaurant next to car park. We started our visit with lunch. Nice potato/leek soup & was able to have gluten free roll, partner had coronation chicken but the roll was so thick & huge he was unable to distinguish any chicken to eat, so ended up discarding the actual roll, but there was so little chicken it was disappointing.Tea was ok but not great. Not for proper meals just light bites.Staff helpful & friendly.
3. Hearts Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By Voyage436790
We went for brunch while we were in Cornwall. I had bacon and poached eggs on toast, which was cooked perfectly. Our daughter had the same but with scrambled egg, which she enjoyed and my husband had a tuna and mayo baguette. We bought the most fabulous chocolate to take away which was one of many lovely looking cakes for sale.We really appreciate your lovely review of our little cafe - thank you x
2. Just Be
Overall Ratings
4 based on 203 reviews
Just Be is somewhere to relax and cast aside the pace of life outside, either alone or with company. Take in the stunning waterfront views with exceptional artisan coffees and freshly baked cakes, luscious cream tea, or choose from our daily brunch menu.
Reviewed By lizbrian
Welcoming restaurant/cafe/coffee bar/wine bar. Confused? You will be when you look at the menu which seemed a little haphazard and disorganised. The food, however, is very good as is the service. Portions are large, dishes freshly prepared and flavours good. The wine list is excellent. It is certainly worth a visit.Lovely to welcome you yesterday and glad you enjoyed your visit. The one page menu (brunch for daytime and then a separate evening menu) has evolved to the point now that seems to satisfy our customers. We are primarily a place to come and relax, and deliberately do not fit a stereotype offering. The food and drink fits around that with variety, but also not being too extensive so that we can keep the food all freshly prepared. We appreciate you taking the time to post a review and look forward to seeing you again soon.
1. Auti NOT Naughty Cafe
Friendly, relaxing café - autism and disability friendly. Age-unlimited soft play and sensory equipment. Indoor and Outdoor seating. Dog-friendly outside area with free dog treats for customers. Table service. Wide range of hot and cold food and drinks. T
Reviewed By Foodie1066
My family and I visited this cafe last monday (24th June) and it was brilliant.Nothing is too much trouble for the staff at the cafe and when my son had a meltdown (he is Autistic) the staff didn't flutter an eye lid.The food and drink is lovely and in very reasonable priced.We would definitely recommend this cafe and all the great work the staff do. Thank you! We understand that meltdowns are part of life - better out than in! Look forward to seeing you again
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