Liz’s guidebook
Food scene
Award winning Sunday Carvery in Cornwall's highest moorland pub. Great food and friendly staff.
23 locals recommend
Old Inn & Restaurant
Award winning Sunday Carvery in Cornwall's highest moorland pub. Great food and friendly staff.
Offers great food and drink. Menus are changed regularly and fucus on using the best fresh fish and meat.
26 locals recommend
The Millhouse Inn
Offers great food and drink. Menus are changed regularly and fucus on using the best fresh fish and meat.
Lovely relaxed venue with excellent reputation. Serves cornish Wagyu Beef and refreshing real ale brewed on the premises.
13 locals recommend
Tintagel Brewery Visitor Centre & The Barn Café Bistro
Lovely relaxed venue with excellent reputation. Serves cornish Wagyu Beef and refreshing real ale brewed on the premises.
Opened by Rick and Jill Stein in 1975 the seafood restaurant in Padstow is now famous world wide.
57 locals recommend
The Seafood Restaurant
RiversideOpened by Rick and Jill Stein in 1975 the seafood restaurant in Padstow is now famous world wide.
Recently awarded a coveted Michelin star for 2021, Nathan Outlaw's characterful 15th century fishermans cottage restaurant is really an experience.
36 locals recommend
Outlaw's Fish Kitchen
1 Middle StRecently awarded a coveted Michelin star for 2021, Nathan Outlaw's characterful 15th century fishermans cottage restaurant is really an experience.
Not far from us is Pilchards at Port Gaverne, a stones throw from the beach. Live music on a Sunday afternoon too!
21 locals recommend
Pilchards at Port Gaverne
Port GaverneNot far from us is Pilchards at Port Gaverne, a stones throw from the beach. Live music on a Sunday afternoon too!
A popular local family run restaurant in Wadebridge serving rich and fiery delicious Thia food.
15 locals recommend
The Tiny Thai
1a Molesworth StA popular local family run restaurant in Wadebridge serving rich and fiery delicious Thia food.
Indian restaurant and take away serving delicious indian food.
11 locals recommend
The Raj Bar & Restaurant
1 Eddystone RdIndian restaurant and take away serving delicious indian food.
A friendly rural community pub and real ale promoter on the only village green in Cornwall. Voted three times Cornwall CAMRA Pub of the Year
18 locals recommend
The Blisland Inn
A friendly rural community pub and real ale promoter on the only village green in Cornwall. Voted three times Cornwall CAMRA Pub of the Year
White Hart Inn
North RoadLocal pub with great menu just up the road from The Barn.
Bike Hire and Cafe at Wenfordbridge right on the Camel Trail.
26 locals recommend
Snails Pace Bike Hire
Bike Hire and Cafe at Wenfordbridge right on the Camel Trail.
Fantastic cafe on the cliff path at Boscastle. Great destination and gift shop too
92 locals recommend
Boscastle Farm Shop
Fantastic cafe on the cliff path at Boscastle. Great destination and gift shop too
Sightseeing
This pub is located on the cliff top at Trebarwith, with fantastic views out to sea.
79 locals recommend
The Port William
Tintagel HeightsThis pub is located on the cliff top at Trebarwith, with fantastic views out to sea.
If you like surfing this is the beach for you. The coastal path is accessible here and you can easily walk around to Daymer Bay. Big safe beach
124 locals recommend
Polzeath Beach
South West Coast PathIf you like surfing this is the beach for you. The coastal path is accessible here and you can easily walk around to Daymer Bay. Big safe beach
Delphi Bridge just outside St Breward on the way to Blisland. A lovely part of the moor to relax and see moorland ponies and highland cattle wandering about.
150 locals recommend
Bodmin Moor
Delphi Bridge just outside St Breward on the way to Blisland. A lovely part of the moor to relax and see moorland ponies and highland cattle wandering about.
Stunning beach with superb views of the estuary. Tiny St Enodoc Church can be seen from the beach and visited. It was buried in the sand dunes and unearthed in 1864
65 locals recommend
Daymer Bay
Stunning beach with superb views of the estuary. Tiny St Enodoc Church can be seen from the beach and visited. It was buried in the sand dunes and unearthed in 1864
If you fancy a gentle bikeride or stroll following a disused railway line you're in luck. The start of the Camel Trail is just 10 minutes drive away and you can follow it all the way to Padstow.
33 locals recommend
The Camel Trail
If you fancy a gentle bikeride or stroll following a disused railway line you're in luck. The start of the Camel Trail is just 10 minutes drive away and you can follow it all the way to Padstow.
Scenic forest with trails through the woods for hiking and cycling. A handy cafe serving great food is there too!
131 locals recommend
Cardinham Woods
Scenic forest with trails through the woods for hiking and cycling. A handy cafe serving great food is there too!
Rough Tor is magnificent. Park up in the free car park and see if you can reach the top.
45 locals recommend
Roughtor
Rough Tor is magnificent. Park up in the free car park and see if you can reach the top.
Cornwall's most popular tourist attraction nestled in a huge crater. The Biomes are truely unique, well worth a visit.
1111 locals recommend
Eden Project
Cornwall's most popular tourist attraction nestled in a huge crater. The Biomes are truely unique, well worth a visit.
These reclaimed gardens are a wonderful place to lose yourself. Heligan is one of the most mysterious estates in England. Lost to the brambles of time since the outbreak of WW1, this Sleeping Beauty was re-awakened in 1990 to become Europe’s largest garden restoration project. Today Heligan’s 200 acres are a paradise for the explorer, wildlife, plant lover and garden romantic.
594 locals recommend
The Lost Gardens of Heligan
B3273These reclaimed gardens are a wonderful place to lose yourself. Heligan is one of the most mysterious estates in England. Lost to the brambles of time since the outbreak of WW1, this Sleeping Beauty was re-awakened in 1990 to become Europe’s largest garden restoration project. Today Heligan’s 200 acres are a paradise for the explorer, wildlife, plant lover and garden romantic.
A world famous open air theatre carved into the cliffs high above the Atlantic Ocean. Certainly an experience when visiting Cornwall. Takes about 1 hour 45 mins to get there and stages a full programme of live performances.
545 locals recommend
The Minack Theatre
A world famous open air theatre carved into the cliffs high above the Atlantic Ocean. Certainly an experience when visiting Cornwall. Takes about 1 hour 45 mins to get there and stages a full programme of live performances.
Spend a day walking in the gardens or around the magnificent house. Lovely National Trust property
119 locals recommend
Lanhydrock House and Garden
Treffry LaneSpend a day walking in the gardens or around the magnificent house. Lovely National Trust property
...or Portwenn? A lovely fishing village used in the popular series Doc Martin starring Martin Clunes. Good fun place to visit.
258 locals recommend
Port Isaac
...or Portwenn? A lovely fishing village used in the popular series Doc Martin starring Martin Clunes. Good fun place to visit.