Excellent food and service. The kids menu is really good too with proper nice food of good size…read more Will be returning

Almost everything my daughter and I ate here was fantastic. Started with a carrot soup special…read morethat was spicy and delicious. It could have used an optional dollop of sour cream to cut the spice. Scallops grilled in the shell were perfectly prepared. Daughter had a pizza oven-roasted eggplant/Aubergine main she said was wonderful. Sadly the crab cake I ordered was entirely mediocre - mostly bread and mealy. Otherwise five stars!

Great location on the harbour front, virtually opposite the lifeboat station on the corner. Stopped…read moreand had breakfast here huge orations and definitely one to return to. Good selection of good to choose from, cost was fairly average, but not to overpriced. Would recommend the 3 egg omelet.

Poor service, slow to take order. Ask if we needed an extra plate then didn't bring it. Alarm going…read moreoff every 5 minutes but they didn't say anything. Didn't come by table and apologies or even explain what was going on. Oh, and brought us the wrong order.

We went here on our holiday after phoning around trying to find a child friendly place and they…read morewere very helpful and had the table set up for us when we arrived. The food is very nice when you arrive you think it will be typical bar foo but its not its a mix of food from around the med and service is fast a prices are very reasonable i will be going again.

Excellent modern food! Everything we had was outstanding. Including rib eye beef; vegetable curry;…read morepan fried mackerel; mackerel pate; charred kale; baby gem salad; peas with mint and butter. Very fresh, creative, great flavors. This is the place to come for your vegetables; they do a great job with them, nothing over cooked, and have super variety. Also, we got lucky walking in at 6:00 without a reservation, and had to be done by 7:30. So, get a booking in advance if possible. Highly recommended.

Porthminster Kitchen is lovely. They have really friendly staff, gorgeous seafood and interesting…read moredeserts. It is located upstairs so also has beautiful views of St Ives harbour. We tried: - Mackerel pate: Oh my goodness I loved this! I could eat a bucketful! - Scallops (one came with bacon jam, the other with mac n cheese and truffles...) These *were* good, but I think I have been spoilt by the truly stunning scallops in Japan...so they didn't quite compare. - I had the hake, served with potatoes and beans. It was light, perfectly seasoned and delicious. - My husband had the sea trout with some sort of ponzu sauce. I tried a bite of this and it was also lovely. - I also tried the frozen apple desert, which was a bit of a work of art! I liked it, but had food envy for the white chocolate mousse. My friend (who booked a table for us) told me that the owners also run the Porthminster Beach Cafe, which is more famous, so harder to get a table. It was pretty busy when we visited, so it is probably worth booking a table in advance, even if this is their less-well-known resturant.

Really pleasant restaurant overlooking the scenic beach. I came in for dinner and had excellent…read morefish & chips. My very kind server had a large table of twelve jolly regulars to deal with (and from their chatter it was clear that they come here for celebrations, which is telling) but I was never ignored. I had flourless chocolate torte for dessert with a gigantic dollop of the smoothest clotted cream I've ever had. They're open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with a takout window facing the beach. And although they have quite a bit of outdoor seating, the generously-windowed dining rooms are where it's at.

Excellent food and service combined with a great view make for a five stars review. I had Thai fish…read morecurry which was delicious and beautifully presented. My wife chose traditional fish and chips - it was cooked to perfection. Tip: book a table inside for the best views.

Small restaurant at the end of town with a spanish tapas feel to it. The menu is pretty varied and…read moreincludes tapas, fajitas and chicken rice dishes. I can't put my finger on it but there's nothing here that really stands out, the place is a bit disjointed and the service is so so. The main meals don't include veg or chips etc which need to be ordered extra and odd things such as the fajitas including asparagus put us off. It has gone through a refit recently and we've not been in since so can't say what has changed.

Lovely little place to get a nice priced lunch that is very filling! Amazing for anyone who is…read morevegetarian or vegan.

FALFALAFEL is the most exquisite falafel eaterie I have ever had the pleasure of sampling. When I…read moresay eaterie I mean take away, well when i say takeaway i mean take away from a trailer...but this adds to the delight of falfalafels customers..and it's customers are fiercely loyal believe me. Hagit and james, a local falmouth couple from cornwall and israel respectively set up this little trailer a few years ago and it has proved so popular it has won national competitions already. The falafel is made lovingly and traditionally using a falafel maker imported from israel so they are the proper job, loads of fresh home grown salad freshly chopped, homemade chilli sauces, spicy pickles, home made hoummous and even homemeade israeli buns and biscuits are offered to drooling customers. The thing that makes this food so unbelievable is the authentic recipe and cooking methods, lovely warm welcome and chat from the owners and the truly homegrown and organic love care put in to each and every aspect of the dish. You eat it in a white or brown pitta bread warmed up, then lag on plenty of sauce and get messy stuffing it in your gob. You can even have the dish without the pitta in a bowl if you are wheat intolerant like myself, amazing food and amazing people, don't miss it. All the food is wheat and yeast and dairy free if you eat it without the pitta, so great for food intolerance and veggies and totally mouthwateringly delicious. you can find falfalafel outside remedies bar on the moor in falmouth, cornwall during winter months (closed sunday and monday) and on the pier at the bottom of the high street in falmouth during the summer. There si also a outlet at the tremough university campus in penryn.