We were visiting Falmouth for a few days and saw this place so popped in, and what a pleasant place…read morethis is, the waitresses were efficient and friendly and the food was excellent we both chose from the set menu which at £15.00 per head I thought was excellent along with a bottle of house wine we had a very pleasurable meal. Well worth a visit.

We read the review on here and went for the early evening set menu. We were not disappointed!!…read more The atmosphere was nice, the service was exceptionally quick but the food tasted like it had someone slaving over it for hours! I had an excellent rissotto - cooked to perfection. Definately recommended, it was also very fair value.

We happened to walk by this place one night, and as they had a tasting menu, we decided to come…read moreback and give it a try. So we booked a table and decided to give it a whirl on a Monday night. The tasting menu was five courses for £25 (£45 with wine pairings). The other half was a bit dubious about the prices, and thought it just couldn't be good given the prices on the menu. Well, we get in and decide to start with a Bellini (which turned out to be strawberry and VERY tasty). We got the tasting menu with wine pairings. The first course was sweet and sour pig cheeks with udon noodles. It was absolutely brilliant. Everything was tasty, and we were pleasantly surprised. The next course was a mackerel fillet with a smoked mackerel potato cake. The third course was a hake fillet with crab bisque and a crab and ginger wonton. Amazing. Absolutely amazing. The fish was cooked well, the bisque was rich and creamy, and the wonton was crispy and delicious. The fourth course was chicken wrapped in spinach and parma ham with sweet potato tagliatelle and chorizo. I expected this course to be dry and overcooked (because it's so easy to do that with chicken), but instead it was perfectly cooked and everything was magnificent. One of the better chicken dishes I've had in awhile. Finally we had a deconstructed cheesecake with strawberries and strawberry sorbet. Very good! The wine was also good, but the pairings didn't necessarily make sense (but for £45 for the tasting and wine pairings, I'm not really complaining that much). We decided to end the evening by ordering cheese and port. The cheeses were great. We were honestly shocked and surprised at how amazing the meal turned out. The other half even commented to the waitress that the food was great, and that he was surprised that the tasting menu wasn't more expensive. When we're back in the area, I'm sure we'll go back in. There were things on the menu that looked amazing that we didn't get to try because they weren't on the tasting menu. I can't recommend this place enough. If you're in Falmouth, you should definitely go here.

Walked by after 9PM/21, everything else was closed so we decided to try it. I give them an extra…read morestar for being open past 21 and two stars for the menu, it had a lot of variants. I ordered the stake filet (£24) pretty pricy, and an okay stake, I got very little chips. When I asked for ketchup the waiter gave me the ketchup cup she gave another person from my party and gave me a spoon and says to get some before she gave it back to him. I also witnessed for the first time a waiter drink the leftovers of the wine glass she got from another table. All in all it felt like a regular restaurant trying too hard to be an expensive one. It want bad, but too pricy thus only three stars.

This pub was recommended by another business owner in Falmouth when we were looking for a…read moretraditional pub in town. We were originally going to go the prince of Whales but were directed here instead. Unfortunately, this is not actually what we were expecting as this was a restaurant serving anything but traditional pub food. We were pretty disappointed but decided to stay anyway as we'd hiked up to the top of the hill and it was getting late. The chicken schnitzel and greens in marmite butter were delicious. However the charred fish was extremely bony and not very nice. The freshly made ice cream was ridiculously good as was the service, views, and cozy ambiance.

We came here for dinner. The food was fresh and the beer selection good. Service was A+.read more

the most miserable bar staff I have ever encountered , off hand unpleasant and generally…read moreunwelcoming to

This used to be many years ago the pub where everybody went on a night out. Still relatively…read morepopular mainly with the older generation this pub has wonderful views out over Carrick Roads. The pub is more of the traditional variety with oak beam ceilings and lots a memorabilia associated with the sea and sailing. The bar is well stocked with various beers, lagers and spirits all being reasonably priced. They often show live sports that are mainly football and rugby. Overall not a bad pub to stop for one or two beverages as you trawl through the town. There are better venues but there are also a lot worse.

This is a nice casual restaurant in Falmouth. A group of us went and enjoyed it. They have a nice…read morevariety from lasagne to fish sandwiches and burgers. There are daily specials such as squash soup,Thai seafood cakes, burgers and more. The fish finger sandwiches didn't come with fries so ordered some and they were good. The person that had lasagne really liked it. The service was good and we enjoyed the meal overall. We would go back again.

Really lovely place and the food was amazing. We went for…read morebrunch and would recommend this place to anyone

Amazing food and a great place for students to sit and work while having a good meal. Some of the…read moremenu items are a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for!

Great bar/restaurant/coffee house. Retro inspired decor very funky and quirky but not too…read morehipster... You don't need tight trousers and a beard to get served in here. Friendly staff and a good menu, there's something for everyone whether you're after a steak or quinoa.

Fish and Chips is a staple in British cuisine. I've always heard that the coast is the place to go…read morefor Fish and Chips. I've also heard that the North does it best (although the one time I had it up there, I wasn't that impressed). A friend told me that if I was in Cornwall, I should go to Rick Stein's restaurant because he does his fish and chips in the traditional style which is fried in beef drippings. So on our trip to Falmouth, I thought that we were going to have to drive out to his restaurant in order to try these fish and chips I've heard so much about. Luckily, Rick Stein has opened a place in Falmouth so it was easy to go and try. They don't take reservations, but we walked in around 7:00 pm on a Saturday night, and while it was busy, it wasn't full so we managed to get a seat at the window. I ordered crab salad as a starter and the other half ordered salt and pepper prawns. We both ordered cod and chips. He raved about his the flavor of his prawns, and my crab was incredibly tasty. Then came the fish and chips. For something deep fried in beef drippings the batter was light and crisp. The fish was incredibly tasty, and the homemade tartare sauce was so amazing we had to order some extra! The wine list was a bit lacking, but we found a nice Petit Chablis to have with our fish. This is by far the best fish and chips I've had to date. If you're ever in the area (or you're in the Padstow area where his other restaurants are), I highly recommend having the fish and chips!

This is a great fish restaurant well worth a try. I ordered Haddock and Chips as the Haddock was…read morefresh caught. The atmosphere and service are great and there is a peekaboo view of the harbour from all the seats. The food was great, but my son can't stop raving about the fish and chips he got from the chippie at the harbour in Mevagissey.

Sorry, missing pictures…read more Quality/Quantity - Definitely a hit in this area, always busy. One of the first fish & chips businesses that you see when walking into town. Good setup for fast casual, almost fast food. Simple menu done well. Chicken and vegan options are also available. Atmosphere - Small local restaurant that you can either eat in or buy as take out. Busy popular location. Again, one of the first fish & chips businesses as you walk into town. Not sure if it is done for marketing, but I think having so many customers wait outside for their order attracts more customers. :) Service - Good, fast, friendly. Price - See menu, reasonably priced. Owner Suggestion - Congrats on your success since 2002. Congrats also on being awarded the most sustainable fish & chip shop in all of England (2023).

This place looks like it is a takeout at first glance but has a lot of seating inside. We were…read moreseated by the window with a nice view of the harbor. We had the "small cod". It came with French fries. I liked the coating on the fish which was crisp and tasted good. The fish was good as well. I also ordered a side of coke slaw that was a bit too creamy for my taste but otherwise ok. Service was leisurely but fine. I would eat there again.

Great food and great setting! Service top notch. Proper 5* hotel with good restaurant.read more

Top quality hotel and you can sense this as soon as you walk up the steps. Classic, modern and…read moresmart, with a smart dining room and large terrace overlooking the harbour. I've only rated not stayed here, but my parents have and said its wonderful-however it comes at a price! I can't image most people could justify more than 3 nights, but worth it for a short luxury break:) Despite the smartness, the staff are relaxed and children are welcome:)