Hooked on the Rocks
7 August 2014
In a prime location over- looking swanpool beach - this is a perfect setting whatever the weather! Offering a locally caught fresh seafood menu, this is great place to sit and watch the world go by!
Restaurants near Mawnan Smith
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Hooked on the Rocks
In a prime location over- looking swanpool beach - this is a perfect setting whatever the weather! Offering a locally caught fresh seafood menu, this is great place to sit and watch the world go by!
2
Warehouse Bistro
A great location in central Falmouth with friendly staff and a good selection on the menu.
3
Star & Garter
Situated in Famouth's artisan quarter, Star & Garter is a small contemporary restaurant within easy reach of the town centre.
4
The Idle Rocks
If you want to enjoy a drink or meal close to the water then this is probably as close as you can get. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner its a popular spot for both visitors and locals.
5
The Meat Counter
Call in for the best burgers around, made using local Cornish beef. There's also vegan and veggie options. Open every day, give them a call to book a table.
6
The Ranch
This fabulous steakhouse and grill has an extensive, reasonably priced menu and is a must for all meat lovers. Whether you fancy a steak cooked to perfection or a rack of ribs, make sure you leave room for the selection of tasty desserts!
7
The Royal Dutchy Hotel
Fantastic service, fresh produce and stunning sea views across the bay. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner or afternoon tea here.
8
The Seafood Bar
Falmouth is Rick Stein's second favourite seaside town in Cornwall (behind Padstow obviously) and this is a great place to enjoy seafood tapas whilst sitting at the bar watching the chef! Or book a table, which ever you prefer.
9
The Shack
An authentic shellfish bar which offers local fresh seafood in a relaxed atmosphere.
10
The St Mawes Hotel
Right on the harbour front, bang smack in the middle of the village, this eatery doubles up as a watering hole for local fishermen and sailors along side guests and visitors who drop in to join the lively atmosphere. In the long hot (we hope) summer months the front doors open wide onto the street, welcoming passers-by. During winter a log fire invites you in.
Restaurants near Mawnan Smith
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Warehouse Bistro
2 July 2012
A great location in central Falmouth with friendly staff and a good selection on the menu.
Star & Garter
Situated in Famouth's artisan quarter, Star & Garter is a small contemporary restaurant within easy reach of the town centre.
The Idle Rocks
If you want to enjoy a drink or meal close to the water then this is probably as close as you can get. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner its a popular spot for both visitors and locals.
The Meat Counter
Call in for the best burgers around, made using local Cornish beef. There's also vegan and veggie options. Open every day, give them a call to book a table.
The Ranch
This fabulous steakhouse and grill has an extensive, reasonably priced menu and is a must for all meat lovers. Whether you fancy a steak cooked to perfection or a rack of ribs, make sure you leave room for the selection of tasty desserts!
The Royal Dutchy Hotel
Fantastic service, fresh produce and stunning sea views across the bay. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner or afternoon tea here.
The Seafood Bar
Falmouth is Rick Stein's second favourite seaside town in Cornwall (behind Padstow obviously) and this is a great place to enjoy seafood tapas whilst sitting at the bar watching the chef! Or book a table, which ever you prefer.
The Shack
An authentic shellfish bar which offers local fresh seafood in a relaxed atmosphere.
The St Mawes Hotel
Right on the harbour front, bang smack in the middle of the village, this eatery doubles up as a watering hole for local fishermen and sailors along side guests and visitors who drop in to join the lively atmosphere. In the long hot (we hope) summer months the front doors open wide onto the street, welcoming passers-by. During winter a log fire invites you in.