Location: Launceston
Top Restaurants in Launceston
Top Things to do in Launceston
Where to Eat in Launceston: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Launceston west of the middle stage of the River Tamar, which constitutes almost the entire border between Cornwall and Devon. The landscape of the town is generally steep particularly at a sharp south-western knoll topped by Launceston Castle.
Things to do in Launceston
1. The Springer Spaniel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 773 reviews
DELICIOUS FOOD, DELECTABLE ALES, FINE WINES IN A WARM AND FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE.The perfect place for a casual drink, a family lunch by a warm fire, an after-shoot meal or a business meeting, and a fabulous venue for a celebration or a romantic candlelit dinner for two.Savour local, seasonal produce, meats from our organic farm, fresh fish and wild game; try our tempting puddings and savoury cheeses. Enjoy local Cornish ales, sophisticated wines and warming, luscious liqueures.
Reviewed By Twiglet56 - Liskeard, United Kingdom
Food was very good with good sized portions and good quality ingredients. Good choice on the menu although fewer desserts to choose from. Quick and attentive service making the meal enjoyable and the atmosphere with the log burner lovely.
2. Eliot Arms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 365 reviews
Reviewed By thebearbajan - Launceston, United Kingdom
Never had a bad meal yet, despite change of management or ownership. Basic pub fayre with intimate atmosphere
3. The Kings Head
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Glynis C
went there after being highly recommended by a number of people last Saturday. The food was very disappointing. The starters were fine but the mild beef curry was unacceptably hot, the chicken paella was a bowl of stodge unlike any paella I have had before, the desserts Chocolate mint cheese cake was fantastic but the pancetta with fruits was tasteless with a few grapes on the side and two of the smallest Strawberry's on top. We may have been unlucky as there are many good views but we would not go there again.
4. Jericho's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 233 reviews
Relax in our unique location and friendly atmosphere, enjoy the delicious rustic flavours of traditional home cooking. All our food is locally sourced and prepared freshly on the premises served in our open plan kitchen. We have a seasonal restaurant menu adapted every month and a vast selection of vegetarian dishes served as standard.
Reviewed By Claire H - Barnstaple, United Kingdom
We had a wonderful meal here. The burgers are out of this world. The service is friendly and attentive and the waitress couldn’t do enough to help. Highly recommended!
5. Pint & Post
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
Grade 2 listed thatched roof property built in the 1530's. Was originally the Post Office and accommodation for the Postmaster, only becoming a pub in 2001. the property still has a lot of its original features, low ceilings, beams, an inglenook and original bread oven. The pub sells homemade cooked food and a small selection of local beers and more, recently obtaining entry into the Good Beer Guide. Warm welcome awaits.
Reviewed By Anthony S - Brixham, United Kingdom
Very quaint typical little village pub excellent landlord and landlady could not fault the food landlady served behind the bar and she couldn't do enough for us and the other paying customers which is a very pleasant change in this day and age while her...MoreThanks for your kind remarks hopefully see you again in the future.
6. The Racehorse Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By ErgoV - Plymouth, United Kingdom
Love the gin and beetroot cured salmon with G&T jelly. Excellent food, very well presented. Laid back atmosphere. A lovely treat. Thank you
7. The Countryman Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
The property is a thatched Inn and restaurant with B&B accommodation.
Reviewed By Paul F - Launceston, United Kingdom
We have been passing The Countryman for a while and finally decided to book for lunch. Admittedly it was a mid week lunchtime so it wasn't very busy, but the welcome was warm and professional, the food was really delicious and the waitress told us that it was all locally produced. We were very happy with the whole dining experience and we will be coming back.
8. The Coffee Pot
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By Nick C
My cycling friends and I found this delightful cafe on a bank holiday Monday after cycling 50 miles from Kingsbridge in Devon. We had the 5 item breakfast as we were all flagging which consisted of a plate of food which was delicious and freshly cooked and at £3.50 represented excellent valve. The service was faultless, nothing was too much trouble, the only due side is it's a 100 mile round trip for or cycle club. Highly recommend, if we're in the area again we'll definitely drop in.
9. no.8 cafe Launceston
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By jackSparrowFamily
This is a lovely cafe, friendly staff. The breakfast is always nice and there’s always specials on the board and a tasty menu. Soft drinks like Coke could be bigger though.
10. Cowslip Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 172 reviews
Our cafe serves a selection of home made dishes from locally sourced suppliers, many of our vegetables are home grown. We are open from 10 - 4.30pm every day. We serve a fabulous Roast on Sundays and hot and cold dishes throughout the week. Our cream teas are very popular too!
Reviewed By Graham T
This place is difficult to find, down a potholed farm track well off the main road. Chose it from TripAdvisor ratings. Excellent choice as it turned out. Very busy but managed to squeeze us in. Food homemade, fresh and no scrimping on portion size. Recommend the elderflower presse. Also recommend booking to avoid disappointment as others after us couldn't be accommodated.
