Best Dinner Places to Eat in Newquay

"Nestled beneath the steep slopes of Porthminster Point, right on the beach with unbeatable and uninterrupted views across St Ives Bay to Godrevy Lighthouse. Now open all year round for morning coffee, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.Porthminster Cafe in St Ives is a multi award winning seafood...See more"

"Frolic on the sands with the kids, ride some waves or laze and watch the sun go down – it’s all on offer at this livewire whitewashed eater ..." Read our full review"

"With Australian Chef Cameron Jennings at the helm, the breakfasts are renowned in St Ives and the tapas menu has an acclaimed reputation with delicious dishes including clams with chorizo and octopus, white bean puree, capers."

"This casual all-day cafe in St Ives has won the hearts of both locals and tourists thanks to its cheery staff, simple but effective menu and guarantee of an ..."

"A boutique coastal restaurant with a view to take your breath away. For a delightful combination of superb local food and drink. Of all the restaurants in Newquay, you can't get much closer to the ocean!"

"Lewinnick Lodge is a stunning hotel and restaurant based right on the cliff edge of Pentire headland, just a short drive from the centre of Newquay."

"For a sublime sand-between-your-toes experience, the Gylly Beach Café has it covered in cool, coastal style. Spilling out across the sands at Falmouth’s central town beach at Gyllyngvase, diners are treated to stirring sea views along with ambient interiors, fabulous themed nights, and magnificent menus. Select anything from spaghetti and spiced lamb kofta to pan fried Newlyn cod fillet, whole grilled Cornish sole or creamy golden polenta for lunch; while the evening’s delights range from Morvah free range chicken and Falmouth wild mushrooms to Duchy game venison, bavette beef steak and pan seared silver mullet."

"Positioned on Falmouth’s famous Gyllyngvase Beach, and overlooked by the imposing Pendennis Castle, the Gylly Beach Cafe has panoramic views of the Lizard Peninsula and the Helford River. By day it’s a welcoming cafe, offering breakfasts for early birds, such as homemade granola, right up to the full Cornish. Lunch starts at noon, with a range of popular dishes that have a strong, Cornish influence, such as roasted mackerel and squid burger, or whole grilled Cornish sole with caper salsa."

"27/05/2021: Wonderful location with view over sandy beach, plenty of enthusiastic and friendly staff. Their website says ‘good food takes a bit longer’. Just wish they had taken a bit longer or had a better menu."

"Sister restaurant to Porthminster Cafe, Porthminster Kitchen is located on the Wharf with unbeatable panoramic vistas. Dining style is laid back - you wouldn't feel out of place walking in windswept off the beach, neither would you feel overdressed if out for a special occasion. Choose your seat in a beautifully light restaurant or on the sundrenched terrace and enjoy coffee and cake, light bites, lunches or a three course dinner."

"Sister restaurant Porthminster Beach Café, Porthminster Kitchen caters for all occasions. With drinks served all day, you’re welcome to pop in from a blustery walk on the harbour to warm up with coffee and cake, indulge in something a little stronger or enjoy a leisurely lunch in a cosy, light flooded dining room. Weather permitting; you can even enjoy an alfresco seat on the balcony with a stunning panoramic view of the Harbour."

"Run by the same team as Porthminster Beach Café, this is a welcome addition to the harbour front in St Ives. It's a relaxed, bistro-style kind of place, with beachy dishes such as moules-frites, seafood curry and..."

"One of Newquay’s best Indian restaurants, eat in or take away at Maharajah, and enjoy authentic, flavoursome and delicious dishes that will leave you wanting to try the whole menu."

"The easy way to get here is from East Pentire (the cafe’s car park is between bungalows on Newquay’s western headland); the long way is to cross the river Gannel via gorgeous Crantock beach: at low tide, paddle through the sandy shallows; when the water’s up, climb aboard the Fern Pit’s own ferry. Either way, you arrive at a ramshackle boathouse shop (a curious mix of beach kit, souvenirs and tanks of live of crabs and lobsters), before taking a long flight of steps that meanders through a wild cliff garden to the cafe, run by the Northey family since 1910. The food may not be the finest (think jacket potatoes and cheese and pickle) but it is well worth the climb for the views, the chickens in the garden, the rustic picnic tables and the fresh crab sandwiches (£7.25) made with crab caught and landed by the Northey family’s own fishing boat.• Cakes from £1.25, sandwiches from £4.50."

"The easy way to get here is from East Pentire (the cafe’s car park is between bungalows on Newquay’s western headland); the long way is to cross the river Gannel via gorgeous Crantock beach: at low tide, paddle through the sandy shallows; when the water’s up, climb aboard the Fern Pit’s own ferry. Either way, you arrive at a ramshackle boathouse shop (a curious mix of beach kit, souvenirs and tanks of live of crabs and lobsters), before taking a long flight of steps that meanders through a wild cliff garden to the cafe, run by the Northey family since 1910. The food may not be the finest (think jacket potatoes and cheese and pickle) but it is well worth the climb for the views, the chickens in the garden, the rustic picnic tables and the fresh crab sandwiches (£7.25) made with crab caught and landed by the Northey family’s own fishing boat.Cakes from £1.25, sandwiches from £4.50."

"Open throughout the summer months, the Fern Pit is located on the bank of the River Gannel between East Pentire headland and Crantock Beach, a secluded little hideaway serving fresh crab sandwiches using a ready supply of shellfish caught and landed by its very own fishing boat. The garden’s ample seating is a great place to enjoy lunch on a sunny day, with a takeaway service also available, and a convenient ferry service runs from the dock below the café if you fancy a walk on Crantock beach. The foot bridge is free to use if the tide is out too."

"12 City Road, Truro TR1 2JJ, EnglandWaitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Takeout, Reservations, Seating, Accepts Credit CardsChinese, Asian, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner+44 1872 273273"

"The Cantonese restaurant in Edward Street started a delivery-only takeaway service from May 8 for its delicious dishes, which can be ordered via its website."

"Authentic Chinese restaurant in Truro, we aim to serve the best quality authentic Chinese food in town. Facilities and access"

"Working hours: From 04:30 PM to 11:00 PM(Hours or availability may differ due to COVID-19). Address: 51 Clifden Road - PL25 4NZ. Delivery:FREE (Collection & Delivery )"

"I had crispy fish with mango salad made with Cornish Pollack,with Feather Drop Hill white wine followed by Beef Rendang with Cornish beef. Accompanied by Santa Rita Merlot. It was a lovely tasty meal and I went away thinking how peaceful food is from this part of Asia and will definitely go again."

"Newquay’s fresh, contemporary Australian influenced restaurant. Bush Pepper fuses Australian food with Cornwall’s finest ingredients, resulting in a menu filled with dishes that offer a twist on the usual dining options in Newquay. You can dine with your dog at Bush Pepper up until 5pm, so it’s perfect for a late lunch or early dinner."

"Situated in the heart of Newquay, Bush Pepper is a contemporary restaurant which takes its influence from the food of Australia. Owned and run by Australian ..."