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Eating Out around Cornwall
Cornwall has always been known as a land of rugged cliffs and windswept moors... Over recent years it has also gained a reputation for producing excellent fresh food, now available from a host of farmers markets, lovingly prepared for your delictation by a growing number of highly skilled chefs. There are now several award winning restaurants dotted around the county to try. Celebrities visit Cornwall for its spectacular scenery and slower pace of living. Jamie Oliver's Fifteen at Watergate Bay continues to set the bench mark with Jamie following the trend set by Rick Stein's Seafood Restaurant at nearby Padstow.
Dining Out in Launceston
Altarnun • Bodmin • Boscastle • Bude • Callington • Carbis Bay • Charlestown • Downderry • Falmouth • Fowey • Hayle • Helston • Isles of Scilly • Kingsand • Lamorna Cove • Launceston • Liskeard • Looe • Lostwithiel • Mevagissey • Morwenstow • Mousehole • Mylor • Newlyn • Newquay • Padstow • Pendeen • Penryn • Penzance • Perranporth • Polperro • Polzeath • Port Isaac • Porthleven • Porthtowan • Redruth • Rock • Roseland • Saltash • Sennen Cove • St Agnes • St Austell • St Germans • St Ives • Summercourt • Talland Bay • The Lizard • Tideford • Tintagel • Torpoint • Truro • Wadebridge • Watergate Bay • Zennor Launceston
Harveys Bar & Grill. Harvey's has always attracted locals in Launceston and under the ownership of Justin Ford and Lisa Trott, the bar still rocks. The downstairs dining room has changed, but the biggest adjustment seems to be in the food area. The menu is smaller with fresh dishes like Lamb Shank with Garlic Mash and red wine jus the order of the day. A large ever changing specials board is full of tasty home made dishes served with flair. Lunches are popular with local workers who enjoy a jacket potato or a salad or just a well made sarnie. With new chefs the food is moving up a notch with fresh ingredients and a small regular changing menu. The dining area has been reinvigorated, one of Launceston's best venues.
13 Church Street Tel 01566 772558Nearby accommodation and other attractions
La Bouche Creole. Todd and Kristy welcome you to La Bouche Creole, Cornwall's first Creole restaurant. A small, well designed bistro with a fixed price evening menu of gastro heaven, featuring the hearty no-nonsense flavours of Todd's Louisiana homeland, and using only the very best of Cornish produce. Tel. 01566 779294Nearby accommodation and other attractions
food@cowslip. food@cowslip café serves light lunches, teas, coffee, cake and cream teas. We also have regular Friday night suppers, plus special events. All the food is as organic/local as possible and we always offer a vegetarian, gluten-free alternative. Exciting, traditional, farm house food, home cooked on the Aga with parties and special functions by arrangement. We have daily specials on the board. The café is open Monday to Sunday 10.00am to 5.00pm (last orders at 4.30pm) and every day during special exhibitions.
Newhouse Farm, St. Stephens Tel. 01566 772654Nearby accommodation and other attractions
The Springer Spaniel. 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 liqueurs. Tel. 01579 370424Nearby accommodation and other attractions
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