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Food and Drink in Cornwall
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50.207
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Quayside Fish
This award-winning fishmonger in the old Cornish fishing port of Porthleven plies its trade like an artisan. Lobsters, crabs, scallops, mussels, oysters: everything on offer here is fresh, local and sustainable. Look for the giant swordfish sign.
www.quaysidefish.co.uk
50.08472
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50.058
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Godrevy Cafe
Chilled out cafe in amongst the dunes at Godrevy Lighthouse National Trust car park. Bright and breezy with great views across the bay to St Ives from the deck and big plates of really fresh, imaginative food - try the Mediterranean mezze.
50.23
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Jelberts Ices
Jelberts has resisted the temptation to expand and remains a one-off, niche product - probably the nearest thing to homemade ice cream that you can buy in Cornwall. Based in Newlyn, it grew out of a dairy business run by Jim Glover's grandfather before the Second World War, which delivered local milk and other dairy products in and around the town. Relish Jelberts' ice cream while you can: Jim Glover may be the last generation to run this business. Open Easter - October.
50.107
-5.551
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St Kew Inn
This 15th Century village pub was once home to the masons and craftsmen who constructed the nearby church of St James the Great. Today, you will find a welcoming bar and restaurant, with blazing fire in the winter, and a large beer garden for those balmy Cornish summer evenings. Look out for the resident ghost.
www.stkewinn.co.uk
50.558
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2 Fore Street
Chic and stylish, 2 Fore Street is a French bistro-style restaurant. Sitting on Mousehole harbour-front it has views across Mount's Bay as far as Lizard point. The menu makes the most of fresh local produce with classic old fashioned fish and chips, homemade burgers with Cornish Blue cheese, locally caught mackerel smoked in-house, simple salads and toasted homemade bread.
After your meal, you can relax in the beautiful secluded garden.
www.2forestreet.co.uk
50.08261
-5.539107
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50.179
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Miss Peapod's Kitchen Cafe
A funky, independent cafe with excellent eco credentials and a delicious, wholesome menu. Miss Peapod's is situated right on the water at Penryn wharf. Sit out on the deck and watch the boats go by, or lounge inside on the retro sofas and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere. Miss Peapod's won a well-deserved gold in Cornwall Tourism's cafe of the year awards, 2009. If you're looking for something for the weekend, Miss Peapod's is open for evening meals on Fridays and hosts live music on Saturdays.
www.misspeapod.co.uk
50.1672
-5.098516
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50.071
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50.541
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Oliver's
A combination of great food and a friendly, unpretentious setting make Oliver's one of Falmouth's most popular restaurants; booking is recommended.
50.156
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50.075
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50.027
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St Aubyns Arms
Traditional family-run village pub in Praze-an-Beeble with a large beer garden and slide to keep the children entertained. The family also run a deli in the village.
50.14206
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50.124
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The Crown Inn
One of the oldest pubs in Cornwall, The Crown Inn offers fantastic locally sourced food. With meat from the local butchers at Kilhallon and from top Cornish meat wholesaler Robert Trevarthen, fish landed in Looe and shellfish from Fowey Fish, plus local game when in season, there is plenty to delight on this menu.
www.wagtailinns.com
50.399
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The Grove Bistro Studio
A celebration of food; rustic cuisine, with a strong Mediterranean influence, is given a modern make-over and served in mellow, contemporary surroundings.
50.112
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50.06
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The Pandora Inn
Take a step back in time with a visit to the Pandora Inn, parts of which date back to the 13th Century. Stunning views of Restronguet Creek surround you while you enjoy excellent food outside by the pontoon on a good day or inside if the weather lets you down. You could leave the car behind and walk, cycle or sail there - room for up to 20 boats on the pontoon.
www.pandorainn.com
50.194
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The Quay
This cafe, bar and restaurant is located right on the quay at the lovely harbour at Flushing, just across the water from Falmouth. Formerly the Sticky Prawn, The Quay has opened under new management and is rapidly building a good reputation.
thequaycafe.co.uk
50.16345
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Trevelyan Farm Shop
Local and organic veg, bread, dairy and whole foods. Look out for the blackboard at the side of the road to see what's new in.
50.11988
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Roskilly's
Taste life on a working organic Cornish farm. Walk the ponds, feed the ducks, watch the cows being milked and then indulge with some of the best ice cream in the county.
www.roskillys.co.uk
50.04433
-5.083606
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Trevaskis Farm
Set in 28 acres of beautiful Cornish countryside, Trevaskis Farm has an abundance of fruit and veggies to pick whatever the weather (lots of the crops grow under cover). There's also a restaurant serving nice big healthy portions; their recipes will inspire you with ideas for turning your hand-plucked fruit into mouthwatering treats. Pick up some organic goodies from the well-stocked farm shop before going home to cook up a storm.
www.trevaskisfarm.co.uk
50.19881
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Fifteen Cornwall
Jamie Oliver has brought his formula to Cornwall. Fifteen youngsters are given a chance to cook for you and to forge a promising career. Enjoy their cooking and the extreme antics on the two mile beach at Watergate Bay.
www.fifteencornwall.co.uk
50.444
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St Kew Harvest Shop
All the food here is Cornish; organic Bodmin Moor mutton, Bude ewe's milk hallumi cheese, oak smoked paprika salami from Delabole. Drop in to the tea room for some home-baked treats. The coffee is heavenly too; they grind their own beans to make the perfect cup. If you're on the hop on holiday, or just want to cut loose from the kitchen, ask about their hampers: cream teas, picnics, breakfast, lunch or dinner - they'll even box up a traditional Sunday roast, all you have to do is put it in the oven!
www.stkewharvest.co.uk
50.53951
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50.287
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Driftwood Spars
A bit of a north coast institution with a lively bar downstairs and the newer, funkier Spindrift Restaurant serving good seafood upstairs. There are two beer gardens to enjoy in the summer, one of which is right next to the South West Coast Path, making it a handy stop off for an en route pint or bite to eat. For those chilly winter months, there are three bars to choose from, where you can get cosy in front of a real fire.
www.driftwoodspars.com
50.319
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50.077
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50.083
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49.987
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Halzephron Inn
Very popular locally and a quality eating place with a welcoming bar. Sunsets over Mounts Bay are sometimes spectacular.
50.055
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50.1398
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Langmans Restaurant
If you're looking for a great gourmet experience in Cornwall, try the thrilling six course tasting menu at this intimate little restaurant. The menu changes regularly to offer a selection of the best local produce currently in season, such as tea smoked duck breast, langoustine soup and fillet of Cornish beef. Everything here is freshly prepared, from the bread rolls down to the petit fours, making this a quality fine dining experience (two AA Rosettes) at a price that won't break the bank. Booking is recommended, but it's always worth checking availability for late reservations.
www.langmansrestaurant.co.uk
50.50301
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50.411
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50.082
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The Rising Sun
A 16th century inn a couple of miles from Altarnun on an unmarked lane heading towards Camelford on the North Coast. This is a great single-room pub with slate floors and an old oak bar worn smooth by years of resting elbows. Known locally for excellent food which is served in the bar or for the full blown lunch or dinner, there is a slightly more formal restaurant. A good selection of real ales, mouth watering food and a welcoming atmosphere whether you want a sandwich or a three course dinner.
50.619
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3 Amigos
You'll find all the classic Mexican dishes here, from enchiladas to burritos, plus local steaks and vegetarian dishes.
50.15436
-5.073879
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