Best & Cool Bars in Polzeath

"Taking about 5 minutes to get to Fistral Beach in the car, this hotel is in a great location. The views from sea-facing rooms and the hotel’s terrace/sundeck really are incredible. And in most rooms, you can expect a posh spa bath and excellent power shower."

"Rick Stein’s second Padstow restaurant is St Petroc’s Bistro, which is situated in a smart town house on New Street, just a minute’s walk from the harbour. There are a handful of Rick’s classic fish dishes on the menu, but there’s more influence from Rick’s travels, and the menu also features a selection of chargrilled steaks and sauces. The prix fixe menu is good value."

"With its panoramic views of the estuary, this is perhaps the most scenically situated restaurant in Padstow. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the restaurant has tables inside and out and is a lovely place to soak up the scenery while enjoying great food. Location: North Quay, Padstow Website: https://greenspadstow.co.uk/"

"Greens of Padstow is found high up above the harbour with views across the Camel Estuary. An outdoor terrace allows you to soak up the sunshine as you tuck into their varied and reasonably priced menu. And don’t forget to sample their delicious homemade cakes."

"Mini-golf isn’t often accompanied by good food, but Greens bucks the trend with its menu of locally sourced fish and steaks. Panoramic vistas of the Camel Estuary are also a big part of the appeal."

"Grab an authentic taste of the seaside at the Boathouse, one of Newquay’s best seafood restaurants…Located on the beautifully breathtaking Cornish coast, The Boathouse serves up a whole array of traditional fish dishes daily; from crab linguine to classic fish and chips, each meal is fresh, crisp and clean for a true taste of the seaside. But if a member of your hen party isn’t a lover of fish, there’s also steak and an array of vegetarian options on the menu for each member of your group to savour and enjoy. » Read more about: The Boathouse  »"

"A relaxed street food market in Newquay Harbour offering fresh Cornish seafood and a variety of global fare!. They don’t take bookings, so all you need to do is show up and find somewhere to sit on their covered decking area, converted lobster tanks or picnic tables on the beach. All food is served in recyclable takeaway boxes, so why not bring a blanket and enjoy your food on the beach while your pup explores the harbour?"

"Having taken over what used to be JD Wetherspoons pub The Cribbar in 2020, the Newquay outpost of the Slug & Lettuce is situated just a moment's walk fr ..."

"The Escape is a lively surf lodge located only 100 metres from the centre of Newquay and a 5-minute walk from the beach. It features an in-house Thai restaurant and a retro-style bar with pool table. The rooms are split over 3 levels and offer bunk-style bedding, most with en suite facilities."

"As the only restaurant in Newquay to hold a Rosette for dining excellence, why not spend your hen party indulging in the amazing food and atmosphere Silks Bistro & Champagne Bar has to offer…. The menu boasts everything from pasta to succulent steaks and fresh seafood, which is landed locally and delivered daily to ensure only the very best makes it to your plate. The laid back beats, Mediterranean feel and theatrical décor of this chic venue offers a breath-taking setting for your hen party."

"Generally, you'll need the skills of Ray Mears to spot otters in the wild, but this wildlife centre 5 miles outside Launceston guarantees a sighting. There's a population of British and Asian short-clawed otters, split between three families, which live in their own naturally constructed holts. Feeding times are noon and 3pm daily. Elsewhere round the reserve you'll have the chance to see fallow deer, muntjac, pheasants and Scottish wildcats. There are birds-of-prey talks at 11.30am and 2.30pm."

"Whipsiderry Beach is just past Porth Beach on the Coastal Path. It is one of the lesser-visited Newquay beaches because it is small, and there are steep steps to descend down to it. However, it is worth visiting to explore its rock pools and fascinating caves."

"Whipsiderry Beach sits adjacent to Porth Beach and is a fantastic sheltered cove beach. Whipsiderry is only accessible at low tide and is famed for its unique large caves. Dogs are welcome on Whipsiderry all year round."

"This is a place totally dedicated to Arthurian legend and has been used as a setting for many TV and Films dedicated to the myths. It’s a worthy monument to the King and a fun place to explore if you’re in the area. The halls have been extravagantly decorated and include a round table and some stunning stained glass windows."

"As the only restaurant in Newquay to hold a Rosette for dining excellence, why not spend your hen party indulging in the amazing food and atmosphere Silks Bistro & Champagne Bar has to offer…. The menu boasts everything from pasta to succulent steaks and fresh seafood, which is landed locally and delivered daily to ensure only the very best makes it to your plate. The laid back beats, Mediterranean feel and theatrical décor of this chic venue offers a breath-taking setting for your hen party."

"St Austell are well-known across the UK for their beers and here in Padstow they dominate the public houses, as you would expect. The London Inn was built in 1803 and was originally three fisherman’s cottages. It takes its name from an old local sloop."

"This is a tiny, traditional pub and a long-time favourite with locals. Originally a row of fishermen’s cottages, the cosy pub oozes traditional charm, atmosphere and character. A great place for a pint and real pub grub."

"Don’t let the name fool you, as The London Inn is actually found in the heart of Padstow, undoubtedly Cornwall’s most famous fishing village and ..."

"Originally named after two fireside ovens situated either side of the open fireplace – the Two Clomes is one of the most popular restaurants in Newquay. “Never fails to deliver great home cooked food” “Amazing food and welcoming atmosphere” “My most favourite pub in the whole wide world”. Serving high quality homemade meals and traditional real ale."

"Enjoy traditional pub food with a flair of ingenuity and a hint of fine dining at The Two Clomes. The pub is decked out in typical pub fashion with a full-service bar and a cosy, rustic feel. The name The Two Clomes comes from the restaurant’s clome oven, which is a traditional masonry oven."