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Places to Eat in Padstow

Rick Stein put this harbour town on the food map and its fabulous food scene has continued to grow ever since. Seafood restaurants certainly dominate here, but there’s plenty of other options too from fine dining to cool cafes. Here you’ll find the best restaurants to eat in Padstow…

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The Pig at Harlyn Bay

We Review: The Pig at Harlyn Bay

As soon as I walked through the entrance at The Pig at Harlyn Bay, my mind jumped back to 2012 when I visited the flagship, and eldest of the now litter of seven; The Pig at Brockenhurst in the New Fo...

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Best Padstow Restaurants to visit in 2023

Not all of Padstow restaurants are attributed to Rick Stein, although he certainly put this harbour town on the food map and continues to serve hungry diners through his popular outlets, but it’s sa...

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Karrek, St Enodoc, 2020

We Review: Karrek, St Enodoc Hotel, Rock

Our editor Rebecca Moore visited Karrek restaurant at tranquil St Enodoc Hotel to enjoy nine courses of Cornish cuisine at its best… I hadn’t ever eaten nine courses before. Well, that was unt...

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The Lobster Shed, Harlyn Bay

We Review: The Lobster Shed, Harlyn Bay

Editor Rebecca Moore returns to Harlyn Bay to see if The Lobster Shed is worthy of a Golden Lobster award of excellence… Having visited The Pig at Harlyn Bay just before 2022’s peak summer sea...

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The Mariners, Rock

The Mariners pub in Rock was relaunched by Paul and Emma Ainsworth in May 2019. Overlooking the Camel Estuary, it’s open Monday to Saturday offering an all-day menu of splendour. Championing Cor...

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Paul Ainsworth at No 6, Padstow

For a fine-dining Michelin star meal in Padstow, look no further than Paul Ainsworth at No 6. More than a mere meal, eating here is an epicurean experience, with an option to build your own tasting me...

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The Pickwick Inn and Oliver’s Restaurant, St Issey

What the Dickens! In Cornwall? Well, yes, it seems it is not as incongruous as it sounds. In 1842, Dickens visited Padstow in Cornwall, resulting in his writing the much-loved classic, ‘A Christmas ...

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The Dining Room, Rock

For a hidden ‘secret’ fine dining experience in an area renowned for quality cuisine, try The Dining Room, owned by friendly husband and wife team, Fred and Donna. Beloved by locals and visitors a...

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Karrek, St Enodoc, 2020

St Enodoc Hotel Restaurant, Rock

Overlooking the charming Camel Estuary, the upscale St Enodoc Hotel’s restaurant Karrek (the Cornish word for Rock) is the place for those who like to indulge in fine dining. Celebrating the bes...

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The Grain Store

Watch the boats float into Padstow Harbour at this hugely desirable property in the heart of Cornwall’s fishing town. This vibrant glass-fronted property offers unrivalled views of Padstow, offe...

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Lower Hendra

Situated off a private single-track lane, Lower Hendra Cottage is charmingly rural. This gleaming white building houses a beautifully spacious family home, fully engulfed by rolling hills and 180º se...

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Lamorna

Once a foundry town, Wadebridge in the north of Cornwall is now a thriving Cornish hotspot just five miles upstream from the more well-known fishing village of Padstow. Straddling the River Camel, it�...

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Camel Quarry House

If you dream of spending time with family and friends in a light, spacious contemporary property in Cornwall, this secluded spot along the charming Camel Estuary is unmissable. Like something from Gra...

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Kismet

Sitting pretty on the edge of peaceful hamlet Little Petherick is Kismet, an elegantly styled family home which sleeps eight. Just over two miles from popular harbour town Padstow, at Kismet you have ...

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Coastman’s Nest

You’ll be spoilt with countryside and sea views at the Coastman’s Nest in the sought after coastal village of Mawgan Porth, just four miles from Newquay and seven miles from Padstow. A light and s...

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Peacehay Barn

If you’re looking for a spacious getaway with a touch of luxury, a stay at Peacehay Barn is just the ticket. Sleeping 12, you’ll get space and tranquillity in abundance here. Situated less than fo...

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