Cornwall

Nestled in a secluded cove, just a short walk from the centre of Newquay and down the infamous 133 steps, the Bar & Restaurant at Lusty Glaze Beach is the perfect spot for lazy lunches, cosy coffees, and seaside suppers. As a privately owned beach, our unique setting can even be hired exclusively if you’d like to keep our incredible views all to yourself! Whatever the weather, the view from your table is breath-taking. Sit on the terrace and soak up the sunshine with a cold drink in the summer, or on wild winter days, cosy up by one of two roaring log burners with one of our famous hot chocolates. We can cater for all dietary requirements if you make us aware of them before visiting.

Nestled between ancient smugglers cottages on the harbour and Fish Quay, just a few yards from the beach ‘The Blue’ (as it is affectionately known) is one of the quaintest pubs you may ever come across.

The Digey Food Room is a cafe and luxury food store in the beautiful town of St. Ives in Cornwall. We are located on The Digey – a quiet cobbled street between the shops, Tate gallery and Porthmeor Beach, in what was once the UK’s first ever surf shop! We serve delicious Cornish breakfasts until 3pm. Our wholesome lunches include many vegetarian and gluten free options. Lots of delicious salads, quiches and cakes to takeaway – or combine all three in our Beach Picnic Box!

Experience the unique atmosphere of a place in history that is steeped in intrigue and mystery. Imagine yourself taking a drink in the same place that pirates and smugglers once used some 750 years ago. The Turk’s Head serve the freshest, finest local produce, recognised by numerous awards. All you need to do is sit back and enjoy. Take in the Cornish sun while eating your meal al fresco in the covered seating area.

A family friendly, casual dining restaurant in the heart of Wadebridge. We have created a place with no tablecloths, no dress code, just good honest food that is locally sourced. We are open for lunches, coffees, dinner and even late night drinks. Warne’s serves mostly modern British food with a few international influences, a bit of nostalgia and a few modern twists thrown in.