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Cornwall is famed for its seafood. With shoals of great restaurants lining our shores from the tip of Land’s End to Bude, it’s no surprise that for many of us, seafood is top of the list when it comes to holiday dining.
Whether you’re loyal to your favourites or looking to try something new, enjoy the freshest fish in some of the county’s most iconic foodie locations.
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Showcasing a whole host of awards including the Michelin Guide for eight years running, Prawn on the Lawn has been named one of the Times’ Top 100 restaurants in the UK, and cinched the title of Seafood Restaurant of the Year in 2019. Plus, head chef Rick Toogood is currently up for best chef in the Trencherman’s Guide for 2024.
Serving a range of classic and showstopping dishes, from monkfish and turbot to POTL fruits de mer on ice, the restaurant prides itself on sustainability and changes its menus daily to reflect the fishermen’s catch.
Nearby properties – Kilden Mor and Harbour Walk in Padstow.
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Enjoying a coveted position above Fistral Beach, this is the place for sunset suppers after days spent in the waves. Having featured in the Michelin Guide for the past few years, The Fish House's reputation is well-established and is loved by locals and visitors alike.
It's family-run and headed up by Paul Harwood, who previously trained with Rick Stein for 14 years before continuing his foodie ventures in his hometown of Newquay. The atmosphere is buzzing and tables book up weeks in advance, with their terrace always full to the brim with al fresco diners. Secure your spot and order the roasted hotshell sharing platter - complete with mussels, crab claws, scallops and tiger prawns.
Nearby property - Sea House in Porth.
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Another Cornish favourite and winner of ‘Best Restaurant of the Year’ in 2023 South West Tourism Awards, The Idle Rocks specialises in French and Asian flavours. Standout starters include cured mackerel and lobster raviolo, while from the main menu, expect curried Newlyn hake and freshly caught cod served with seaweed.
With all meat, fish and dairy being strictly Cornish, this much-loved waterside restaurant reimagines the county’s best seasonal produce all year round. Overlooking the peaceful St Mawes harbour, a drink on the terrace is a must.
Nearby property – Cornerways in St Mawes.
If you're planning a trip to St Mawes, take a look our guide to dining in the area.
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An independent pop-up restaurant proudly bringing its local flavours to Fowey, North Street Kitchen combines the best ingredients from land and sea. With chalkboard menus featuring River Fowey mussels, red mullet escabeche and black queen scallops, dining here is the perfect way to savour some of Cornwall’s best seafood.
Having recently been taken over by Fitzroy’s head chefs, Ethan and Hazel, we highly recommend visiting during a stroll along the River Fowey - it’s open Wednesday to Sunday for lunchtime service.
Nearby properties – Ria Reach in Fowey.
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Sitting on the water's edge in Looe, The Sardine Factory is owned by recent Great British Menu contestant, Chef Ben Palmer. Having opened its doors in 2018, the restaurant was awarded a Michelin Bib Gourmand two years later and has held onto the prestigious title ever since. Utilising the freshest fish from the harbour's dayboats, you can expect dishes like Cornish crab linguine, Porthilly oysters and of course, Looe sardines served alongside seaweed, lemon and garlic butter.
Nearby properties – Sea Edge and Eden in Downderry.
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Another must-visit for seafood lovers, Mackerel Sky Seafood Bar in Newlyn sits just opposite the harbour and can usually be found with a queue outside of the door. The menu features fresh Newlyn lobsters, steamed mussels, loaded crab fries and of course their signature dish, grilled mackerel with pickled cucumber – all influenced by the fishermen’s morning haul.
They’re all about laid back dining and are dog-friendly too. Grab a seat at the shared counter and watch the chefs work their magic in the open kitchen or head for a bistro table outside for lunch in the sunshine.
Nearby properties – Porth Enys House in nearby Mousehole.
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Porthminster Kitchen is one of St Ives’s most popular foodie destinations. Sitting on the edge of Porthminster’s white sands, the restaurant enjoys beautiful views and is perfect for al fresco suppers in the summer months. À la carte dishes include north coast mussels and crispy fried squid, while a tempting range of sides, puddings and farmhouse cheeses ensure there’s something for everyone. Accompany your meal with a Porthminster Gin martini or a seasonal blood orange negroni before winding down the evening with a walk along the beach.
Nearby property – Shun Lee in St Ives.
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Staying with us soon? Contact our team on 01208 895 570 for personalised recommendations and table reservations.
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When she's not out for a roast by the coast, Sophie loves exploring with her husband and their golden retriever pup, Obi. She writes about all things Cornwall and is a strong believer that there’s no such thing as too many house plants.
Boasting its very own private coastline, Porth Enys House enjoys some of the finest views in the country. Set above Mousehole Harbour, the house is surrounded by 20 acres of flower-filled gardens and is complete with a cinema room, first floor balcony and a separate 'lookout' sleeping two guests.
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Loved by Women's Health and featured in The Telegraph as the ultimate party house, Shun Lee is a magnificent property with unparalleled views across St Ives Bay. Nestled within beautiful landscaped gardens and a short walk from several sandy beaches, it boasts bespoke interiors and prestigious entertaining spaces, including a private cinema. The house is a breath-taking setting for holidays and celebrations.
With a relaxing spa-like feel and sensational ocean views spanning Cornwall’s south coast, Sea Edge is a stunning, contemporary home sitting just a moment’s walk from the beaches at Seaton and Downderry. With a Mediterranean-inspired garden, cosy window seat and glass-fronted terrace, it’s a tranquil hideaway come rain or shine.
Tucked away in an enviable position just moments from Padstow's much-loved fishing harbour, Harbour Walk is an idyllic retreat for families, couples and groups of friends. Dog-friendly and newly renovated to a high specification, this four bedroom home perfectly pairs stylish interiors with charming character features. The sociable open plan kitchen, dining and living area offers the perfect space to enjoy time together in front of the wood burner, while children will love movie nights in the mezzanine snug.
With its striking architecture and idyllic Cornish location, this high-spec home enjoys sparkling views over Padstow and the Camel Estuary. Three beautifully finished bedrooms, a modern kitchen and secluded garden complete with a hot tub make it a tempting retreat for families and groups of friends.
An architectural masterpiece, Eden in Downderry is home to sparkling ocean views and an outdoor pool. Finished to an impeccably high standard, its bespoke interiors are reminiscent of a tropical beach house, where gentle tides are a short walk away. Sleeping six guests and welcoming dogs, it becomes an idyllic sea-view hideaway for those wishing to switch off on the south coast.
Nestled above St Mawes Harbour, this sea-view home provides the perfect base for exploring the Roseland Peninsula on Cornwall’s south coast. Complete with four beautifully designed bedrooms, a dog-friendly garden and a balcony set high above the ocean, al fresco lunches and sunset-watching await.
Set above the River Fowey in South Cornwall, Ria Reach offers breath-taking views over the water and neighbouring Polruan. Its reverse living design features four ground floor en-suite bedrooms, while the upstairs is perfect for socialising and soaking up the river vista through the apex windows. Sleeping eight guests and welcoming dogs, it’s an idyllic retreat for those wishing to explore Fowey’s bustling streets within a 10-minute walk.
