Location: Marazion
Top Restaurants in Marazion
Where to eat European food in Marazion: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Marazion. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you.. Marazion (Cornish: Marhasyow) is a civil parish and town in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. It is situated on the shore of Mount's Bay, 2 miles (3.2 km) east of Penzance and 1 mile (1.6 km) east of Long Rock.
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10. The Cornish Barn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 529 reviews
Tucked away in the old quarter of Penzance, The Cornish Barn is a rustic restaurant, bar and smokehouse in Penzance serving a wholesome menu with a focus on fresh Cornish produce â all helped along by craft beers and wines from local independent vineyards
Reviewed By honeyHenleyonThames
We had drinks here one night, and came back the next night for dinner. We loved the warm, cosy decor, good choice of drinks and pretty good food. The only thing that wasnât great was the service; a lot of errors both times, the staff were friendly but lacked professionalism. They forgot to bring menus and to seat us in the restaurant until well after the reservation time, and every drinks order was messed up. All in all, however, we forgave the slapdash service because the ambiance and food made up for it. We would go again if we were in the area.Good evening honeyHenleyonThames,Thank you for your time writing this review.I am happy to hear that you loved the atmosphere of the Restaurant, and I will be sure to pass on your comments about the food on to the kitchen.I am sorry that the service was not to the standards that you wanted. Please feel free to contact the management team via phone or by emailing us at [email protected] to provide some extra information, so that we can work to insure that this does not happen again. We appreciate all feedback to help our eccentric charmed slice of Penzance grow.Kind RegardsRyanDuty manager
9. The Bay Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 548 reviews
The Bay in Penzance is a relaxed, airy and modern restaurant with a cheery atmosphere. The evening menu is seasonally updated and the All Day Dining menu includes a daily changing Menu De Jour. The restaurant prides itself on locally sourced produce from
Reviewed By Kathy B
Oh my... as part of a cruise excursion we enjoyed a delightful cream tea in this charming hotel and restaurant. The room is open and bright with outdoor seating, as well. The cream tea is something to remember and included all of the right elements: scones, clotted cream, strawberry jam and well-brewed tea. I very much enjoyed the unique animal portraits created by a local artist. While I couldn't afford the large pieces on display the manager told me that postcard sizes were available for purchase. I'm happy to say that I gave it pride of place when I returned home.Dear Guests, thank you for your five star review and we are all very happy you enjoyed your Cornish Cream Tea, with cream on top of the jam i hope, in the beautiful surroundings of our lovely restaurant. We look forward to seeing you again when next in Penzance.
8. Blacks of Chapel Street
Overall Ratings
4 based on 375 reviews
Welcome to Blacks of Chapel Street, a new bar and dining room in the historic heart of Penzance, designed to offer our customers that something a little bit different. Whatever time of day you are looking for a friendly relaxing place for tasty food and d
Reviewed By GJWoodcock
Firstly they allow dogs.Secondly though busy they provide good service and try and stagger the sittings to give the kitchens a chance. Thirdly the menu is decent, the food is tasty and well presented and in huge portion sizes.Thoroughly recommended.
7. Old Lifeboat House Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1029 reviews
Reviewed By GJWoodcock
The Old Lifeboat House has great character and they have used it well to create a really nice dining experience. They offer great service and welcomed our dog to sit quietly under the table. The menu is good with plenty of fish options. The quality, flavours and presentation were fantastic and the Chocolate Affogato to finish - superb. Thoroughly recommend.
6. Alverne restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Alverne Restaurant is a family run business in the heart of Penzance offering the best in modern European cuisine and locally sourced produce.
Reviewed By Emmaren73
We ate here on a Saturday lunchtime. The welcome was friendly, the service great and the food was fresh, tasty and enjoyed by all the family. The crab risotto was delicious, washed down with a lovely jug of Pimms!
5. The Shore Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 507 reviews
Online Bookings only, no walk-ins. Bookings close at 1pm for the current day. Set menu (fish/seafood) only, no a la carte. Booking is essential as we buy fresh produce daily and refuse walk-ins due to stock levels. A small family run seafood restaurant. R
Reviewed By cpostrophe
Exquisite seafood-focused tasting menu with interesting Japanese influences, but not being gimmicky or fusion-y. It's more than just a "one-man" show now as the chef has staff to handle the front of the house, but Bruce also likes to chat with diners after their meal, which is awesome experience. He's a charming, enthusiastic host, and his energy manifests in all of his dishes.
4. The Singing Rooster Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 253 reviews
Polish restaurant and cafe. Lunches and evening dinners. Homemade traditional Polish cuisine. Delicious homemade desserts.
Reviewed By abeerumbellow
Me and my partner came here to celebrate our anniversary on August 22nd; we have been semi-regular customers to this restaurant and they fail to ever let us down! We had the goulash for a starter, where everything was flavourful and the pork was succulent and cooked to perfection! This was also a lovely portion size which came with some nice bread on the side.For our main, we had the pierogi as we are both big fans of this dish (I discovered it in Poland and these guys get it spot on!). The pierogi was once again, amazing and I felt that the side salad was a great compliment. Finally, we both had a slice of the roulade each; this is my first time trying cake here and Iâll be sure to try again. The roulade wasnât entirely to my taste (Iâve never tried it before today) but it was still good! The luxury hot chocolate was also great, but maybe a bit too hot. This is a very minor detail though.Overall, we had great customer service from an attentive and friendly waitress, as well as a relaxed atmosphere and top quality food. Thank you for finishing off our special day so perfectly!
3. The Godolphin Arms Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2318 reviews
Welcome to The Godolphin, a bustling, beachfront restaurant with rooms at the heart of Mountâs Bay. Weâre directly opposite St Michael's Mount, the iconic island fortress crowned by a medieval castle and surrounded by a sea that's teeming with wildlife â
Reviewed By d0minicc
All we wanted was a light lunch nothing fancy or expensive just a sandwich and a drink!! Unfortunately the menu has changed and although we sat outside with a stunning view of St Michaelâs Mount with a refreshing drink we couldnât have our sandwich!! I understand the need to change the menu but not everyone wants to spend a fortune and have a large meal at lunchtime!! We live in Cornwall and would probably think twice about eating here again unless we can have just a sandwich like you used to able to do!!!
2. The Copper Spoon
Overall Ratings
5 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By Plutonus
Utterly drenched by incessant rain, having walked from Penzance to St Michael's Mount, I was telling my companions in no uncertain terms that I needed a dry refuge and a very hot coffee to go with it. The Copper Spoon provided both & then some. A lovely welcome and a tasty herby scone also helped restore my good humour. Rain or shine, this terrific spot deserves your custom. And they'll welcome your dog too!
1. The Cornish Barn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 529 reviews
Tucked away in the old quarter of Penzance, The Cornish Barn is a rustic restaurant, bar and smokehouse in Penzance serving a wholesome menu with a focus on fresh Cornish produce â all helped along by craft beers and wines from local independent vineyards
Reviewed By honeyHenleyonThames
We had drinks here one night, and came back the next night for dinner. We loved the warm, cosy decor, good choice of drinks and pretty good food. The only thing that wasnât great was the service; a lot of errors both times, the staff were friendly but lacked professionalism. They forgot to bring menus and to seat us in the restaurant until well after the reservation time, and every drinks order was messed up. All in all, however, we forgave the slapdash service because the ambiance and food made up for it. We would go again if we were in the area.Good evening honeyHenleyonThames,Thank you for your time writing this review.I am happy to hear that you loved the atmosphere of the Restaurant, and I will be sure to pass on your comments about the food on to the kitchen.I am sorry that the service was not to the standards that you wanted. Please feel free to contact the management team via phone or by emailing us at [email protected] to provide some extra information, so that we can work to insure that this does not happen again. We appreciate all feedback to help our eccentric charmed slice of Penzance grow.Kind RegardsRyanDuty manager
