Food & Drink

You’re in for a treat, food and drink in Cornwall is seriously special. Fresh-from-the harbour seafood, indulgent Cornish Cream Teas (jam first of course), incredible local produce, homemade ice cream, the mighty Cornish pasty…the list goes on!...

We just know you’re going to love dining with sand between your toes at a beachside café, in a country pub with a roaring fire, or at a top restaurant where the name of a local food hero such as Rick Stein, Nathan Outlaw or Paul Ainsworth hangs above the door.

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Food & Drink

Discover an array of unique places to eat and drink across Cornwall – from beach cafés to award-winning restaurants.

What’s Cornwall’s secret? First, it produces among the richest variety of top quality fresh produce from land and sea available anywhere in the country. Second, there’s an eclectic mix of heritage and contemporary flair that allows iconic Cornish pasties and clotted cream to sit happily alongside some of the best modern British cuisine and new products such as world-class cheeses, wines and spirits.

Whatever your taste, there’s sure to be something for everyone.

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  • I mean, you can't visit Cornwall without sampling the national dish, the Cornish pasty; that would just be plain rude!

  • The Chapel Porth Beach café is famed for its hedgehog ice creams which consists of heaps of Cornish ice cream topped with clotted cream and then coated with chopped hazelnuts. Totally decadent... but a must if you are in the area!

  • It's best known these days as the place where Rick Stein has all his restaurants, but prior to Mr Stein turning up, it was probably best known for its May Day celebrations and the Obby Oss, which dances through the busy streets from morning to night.

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