Situated underneath trago mills and the harbour lights restaurant the waterfront bar can be easily…read moremissed but its really worth checking out, the staff and owner are friendly and there is always a great selection of drinks available, including lots of real ales and bottled beers that are not available in the rest of town. On the weekends they usually have a band or a musician playing and the place can get really busy but its really worth checking out for a few drinks and enjoying the cosy atmosphere with the students and locals. Only downpoint to the place is that the toilets could really do with a once over as they put a few people off.

This is now known as just "The Front" and is not really a wine bar but a shrine to Skinner's real…read moreales. Scruffy, no frills, relaxed, friendly, it is my favourite bar in Falmouth by a long way. The broad range of ales are exemplary, it having a second small ale and rum bar tucked away in the corner with a wide range of both drinks, all the ales are gravity drawn. There is often live music, I am told the Monday night Cornish dancing sessions are great entertainment n- I'll have to get there one day.

wonderful place, high quality and the staffs are wonderful …read more we will definitely come back.

AMAZING PLACE! The people were so kind to us and went completely above and beyond. The manager is…read morewonderful as well as the staff. They even called us a taxi home when we were unsure of where to find one because we are unfamiliar with the area. I love this place and would recommend it to anyone looking for a nice dinner or just a glass of wine with a beautiful view of the water. Loved it!

In the heart of Penryn you'll find one of the best bars in South Cornwall. With the walls flocked…read morewith flowers and natty chandeliers hanging overhead you can kick back with a huge range of bottled beers, Kirin on tap, cocktails, alcoholic ginger beer, cookies and sweets by the jar. Open mike night on Mondays are unpredictable, Cocktail night on Tuesdays are indulgent and quiz night on Wednesdays is tempting (with £50 bar tab on offer). With Tremough campus just up the road Number 20 is a student favourite during term time, and it's always busy on the weekends with local DJs. During the day the bar is a nice place to sup a coffee with a cookie and access the free wi-fi.

So we walked in here early one evening to have a bit of wine before dinner. We love wine bars and…read moretrying new and interesting wines that they sell, so we were sold by the name. We walked down the steps into a very retro style pub area. We walked in to see two women sitting at the bar (we assume they were regulars) and the pubman! We asked to see the wine list. They don't really have a wine list. One of the patrons said we could have red or white. Not so promising. However, the patrons and the barman were extremely friendly asking us about our holiday and where we were from. Definitely a friendly, local bar! The barman gave us a couple of wines to try. To be honest, they weren't really that exotic (but I guess we shouldn't expect exotic in that part of the world). The red we tried was Echo Falls. The white was Julio Gallo. We had a couple of glasses of the white and sat down. The two regulars were having quite an amusing conversation. Needless to say, it wasn't exactly what we were looking for that afternoon, so we left after one glass each, but it was quite a friendly place with a great atmosphere!

We ran across this gem of a tea house while we were looking for a cream tea while staying in…read moreFalmouth (and wine, the other half loves any place that is a wine bar). It's a very unusual type of place, not expected for that area of the country. It reminded me of some place I would have found in Santa Cruz. The decor is quite eclectic and styled from the 1920's. The scones were very tasty (we both had the fruit scones). The tea was some of the best I've had! They use teapigs tea, and it really is amazing. We both ordered Earl Grey, but unfortunately the server was a bit flaky, and I ended up with English Breakfast. (They were both tasty, but the Earl Grey was by far superior for me!) We also ordered a cheese plate consisting of three cheeses: Fourme D'Ambert, Wookey Hole Cheddar, and an English Brie copycat. They were all great. The woman running the place asked us if we wanted French bread or oatcakes, and since I like oatcakes and the other half likes French bread, she made us a plate with both. It was served with a delicious chutney and an amazing honey. We also got a bottle of Sauncere to go with it. We had a great time. The owner's dog runs around trying to get food from all the diners (and she's adorable). We'll definitely go back the next time we're in Falmouth!

Found/went to Dollys based on Yelp reviews…read more We were driving around the area and wanted to find a place for cream tea. It looked/sounded good. All in all the food was good. The sandwiches/bread in particular were very fresh and tasty. The cream tea was good but - we're talking jam, cream, and scones. Three things that are pretty hard to not like and also pretty hard to balls up. So it was good but the scones could have been warmer/fresher. Our cups and saucers were a bit dirty. I liked the theme generally, although it seemed rather confused. It was neither traditional english, nor 1920s, nor rustic. The space was really nice but it seemed almost too kitsch-y. It kind of just looked lazy. Now the dog is so cute. I loved him/her. But there is a time and a place for a dog and by your table begging for food is not one of them. I think he/she should've been confined to the bar area not the eating part. The service was really good and everyone was really nice. I gave it 2 stars because I think it was good, but I think it could, and should've been much, much better for £4 scone + tea.

This is a little jewel right in the heart of Padstow. It's Wine Bar which sells a very nice…read moreselection of wines / champagne by the glass. You can also buy and take away a good range of wines by the bottle. Open throughout the day they also offer coffee with seating inside and out when the weather is good. Relaxed atmosphere, this is where the bling in Padstow hang out before heading off to one of numerous restaurants in this little fishing village. Don't be put off, we rocked up in shorts and tea shirts and no one blinked an eye. Prices vary from £4 upwards for a glass of wine with a few snacks, nuts, olives etc if your starving. The off license has a good selection of wines, spirits and a personal favourite sherry. Knowledgable and friendly staff a great place to hang out, couldn't believe it wasn't on Yelp before I added.

Excellent food, Excellent service, Excellent environment - huge portions. We ate there four times…read moreduring our week in Looe. The food was really first class and the front of house staff were first rate.

Mixed emotions today - I had an urge for a crab sandwich for lunch and Lascares looked inviting,…read morewith menu boards outside advertising crab. Went in, asked the very nice staff if they had crab, to which the answer was yes, seated at table for 2. My wife and I waited 20 minutes for a menu, although it was not busy,chose crab sandwiches, waited 10 minutes to be told 'crab is still alive, has not been prepared'. We were offered another choice,so plumped for ploughmans. We were offered a plate of olives, 'on the house' as recompense. We were sat just inside the open front, as our meal was served, 4 women sat at the table outside (but next to us) and proceeded to chain smoke throughout our meal, the exhalations wafted over us and filled the area, there was no escape, it was quite disgusting. Add to this the awful ambient music track mixed with a busker with a flute clamouring for attention and the scene was complete. I felt sorry for the staff, who were doing their best, but there is a lack of attention to detail that spoils the experience, and this detracted from some quite acceptable food. I was quite upset about the crab, which was advertised on the menu boards, and if it was fresh in that morning, it should have been cooked and prepared ready for lunch customers.

We both had one of their featured crab dishes for lunch. We thought the serving was very small for…read morethe price. There was a tiny salad, a crab shell filled with crab meat and four pieces of bread. We thought the white crabmeat was good but the dark crabmeat from the crab head was a bit odd tasting. The view out the restaurant was interesting for people watching. Overall, this was not a memorable lunch.

Absolutely lovely. This tiny restaurant has perfected just about everything. The seafood is tasty…read moreand fresh, the vegetables are so fresh they must have been picked today. The owners work the restaurant giving you the very best service possible. We stayed in Port Isaac nearly a week, this is without question some of the tastiest food in the region.