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Places to Eat
If you like to totally relax on your holiday, then getting someone else to do the cooking is definitely the best option!
Here we have a selection of beautiful restaurants, country pubs as well as traditional fish 'n' chips venues for you to choose from, according to what you fancy for dinner.


Opened by Rick and Jill Stein in 1975, the Seafood Restaurant is where it all began. Boasting an international reputation for serving the freshest fish and shellfish, Head Chef Pete Murt and their team celebrate the very best Cornish produce, with ingredients sourced locally to create timeless seafood dishes with simple flavours.
Telephone: 01841 532700
Riverside, Padstow, PL28 8BY
Although the Outlaw's Fish Kitchen Outlaw's Fish Kitchen is located within a 15th century fishermen's cottage in the heart of Port Isaac village where they cook a selection of seafood dishes for the table. Their menu is inspired by global cuisine using locally available seafood.
Telephone: 01208 881183
1 Middle Street, Port Isaac PL29 3RH
Nestled in the beautiful parish of St Kew, near Bodmin, St Kew Inn prides itself on the choice and quality of food all prepared in its renowned kitchens. A superb selection of delicious dishes may be eaten in one of the Inns four dining areas. The charming well maintained gardens provide yet another area in which to dine during fine weather and are particularly suitable for family outings.
Telephone: 01208 841259
St Kew, Bodmin. PL30 3HB
The Cornish Arms Inn near Port Isaac is a 16th Century coaching Inn, located in the pretty hamlet of Pendoggett, c.2.5 miles from the historic fishing village of Port Isaac via the B3267 and B3314. Their experienced chefs produce a fresh, seasonal menu with a focus on local produce.
Telephone: 01208 880335
Pendoggett, nr Port Isaac, PL30 3HH
Perfect for a post-golf pit stop, this traditional village pub pub lies just minutes from Rock and Polzeath, going back towards the A39. The popular dining room serves a daily-changing selection of fresh, often Med-ish, dishes with an obvious emphasis on local fish, seafood and locally farmed meats, whilst the cosy bar offers quality snacks and pints of locally brewed Maltsters Special.
Telephone: 01208 812473
Chapel Amble ,Wadebridge, PL27 6EU
You'll find antique furniture, nooks and crannies, and good food here. This traditional inn is located in a tiny and peaceful cove on Cornwall's north coast, one headland away and five minutes' walk from Port Isaac. Also available are a relaxing sitting room, outside terrace and sunny beer garden.
Telephone: 01208 880244
Port Gaverne, Port Isaac PL29 3SQ
On the coast overlooking the Camel Estuary, Rick Stein's Fish and Chips has both an informal restaurant and a takeaway.
Their menu features a large range of locally sourced fish served battered or grilled alongside famous favourite sauces and sides, hand-cut chips and even oysters.
Telephone: 01841 532700
South Quay, Padstow, Cornwall
PL28 8BL
This is a lovely bakery offering a choice of pasties, cakes, salad bar and food to takeaway.
Telephone: 01208 264896
Callywith Retail Park, Bodmin
PL31 2RW
The Mariners looks over Cornwall's Camel Estuary, with Sharp's brewery taking the lead with the beer.
Telephone: 01841 532093
Slipway, Rock, Wadebridge
PL27 6LD
Part of the St Austell Brewery, and open daily from 11am to 11pm, The Oyster Catcher is a contemporary pub and restaurant in Polzeath with lovely views over the beach.
Telephone: 01208 862371
Dunders Hill, Wadebridge
PL27 6TG
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