Best Nightlife in Porthcurno

"Porthmeor Beach Café is sat almost on the water’s edge, overlooking the entire beach, renowned for its beauty. Whether you’re looking for breakfast, lunch or dinner, the sun sits over Porthmeor all throughout the day. With their open terrace and sheltered outdoor dining areas, you are sure to be making the most of what St Ives has to offer in the way of sea views."

"The view is beyond gorgeous and the coffee is nice and strong. They don’t do the BIGGEST coffees (I would like them to be maybe double the size), but the combination of taste and setting still makes this a great place to have a coffee. I love to sit outside on a sunny day on the terrace."

"Ideal for a casual lunch or dinner after relaxing on the beach, diners can choose from tapas plates and hearty seafood dishes. In terms of drinks, there’s an impressive menu on offer, from sparkling cocktails to local craft beer. Visit Porthmeor-Beach.co.uk"

"The beautiful beaches, lush countryside and historic harbour mean restaurant’s in St Ives are set in a stunning location, with access to some of the freshest produce around. A trip to one of these wonderful eateries will make your stay at our luxury self catering accommodation even more special, so here are some of our favourites picks. We strongly recommend booking ahead of time, particularly during the busy summer months as St Ives gets very busy!"

"The famous Hub is based on the harbour front and serves dishes in an American street food-style. These guys offer an entirely separate vegetarian and vegan menu section with a range of choices from the Sweetcorn Fritter Burger served with vegan chipotle mayo to the imaginative Tofu and Jackfruit burger. Their menu is versatile and their vegan cheese is a must try!"

"Hub St Ives is the birthplace of Hubbox and is another burger restaurant worth checking out. Enjoy quality burgers and local craft beer in a relaxed, informal setting. Ingredients are sourced locally and the lavish American milkshakes are to die for."

"From the team behind St Ives Liquor & Co, this restaurant serves delicious meat and seafood. Diners can tuck into king prawns with garlic and chilli, grilled mackerel fillets or roasted pork belly with salsa verde. Gin lovers will appreciate the extensive drinks menu which has something for everyone – don’t miss the Blood Orange G&T – while families will appreciate the convenient location along the beachfront."

"Serving award-winning tapas alongside a stellar drinks menu, The Searoom is a stylish bar and restaurant owned by St Ives Liquor Co. Located just moments fr ..."

"Revamped and renamed, this waterfront hotel – previously the Porthminster Hotel – oozes with modern seaside style. Revamped and renamed, this waterfront hotel – previously the Porthminster Hotel – oozes with modern seaside style. St Ives Harbour Hotel & Spa, The Terrace St Ives Cornwall TR26 2BN"

"Description: Overlooking Porthminster Beach with impressive views across St Ives Bay and Godrevy Lighthouse, the St Ives Harbour Hotel offers elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi. Guests love: The sea view, friendly staff, comfy beds and boutique style. Click here to check availability."

"Don’t let the corny name of this hotel kitchen, bar and terrace put you off, because once you step inside you are greeted by attractive interiors and ..."

"A meal at this nautical-themed eatery peering out to sea feels much like dining aboard a boat. And it’s not just a quirky joint to test your sea legs after a few rums, while pint-sized pirates raid treasure chests of toys. An extensive menu (with an emphasis on crab, of course) shows off sumptuous seafood landed by local fisherman, and includes ready-cracked crab claws and fish finger sarnies to entice kids to try fishy delights too."

"Situated right on St Ives' gorgeous harbourside, The Rum & Crab Shack is a casual yet fun restaurant and bar serving food and drink to locals and touris ..."

"Newlyn is a thriving fishing port situated right next to Penzance on the western arc of Mount’s Bay. It is home to one of the UK’s biggest harbours, and supplies shops and restaurants all over the county with fresh fish. The Swordfish Inn faces right onto the famous harbour fish market on the Strand."

"Open all day | Lunch 12.00 – 14.30 | Dinner 18.30 – 21.00 Monday - Saturday. A gratifyingly traditional pub set in the heart of St Ives, the Queens features a real fire for the perfect port in a storm. Here you will find well-kept St Austell ales, a traditional pub menu and a warm welcome."

"This central St Ives pub serves terrific food and has ten bright and contemporary bedrooms. This central St Ives pub serves terrific food and has ten bright and contemporary bedrooms. Queens Hotel, High Street, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1RR"

"This wonderful medieval house and garden was the family seat of the Godolphin family who, during the 17th and 18th centuries, were one of Cornwall's great mining dynasties. The main house is still undergoing restoration by the National Trust: tours of the interior run on most days (check ahead), but the wider estate can be explored on your own. With acres of woodland, riverside walks and lawns to roam, it's hard to think of a more tranquil place for a stroll."

"The Union Inn is a traditional pub that serves food on a daily basis between 12pm to 3pm and 5:30pm to 9pm, so ideal for lunch or dinner. They serve a selection of delicious pub grub as well as real ales while the spacious bar area is very welcoming for pet dogs throughout the year. The location in the centre of St Ives is ideal for anyone wishing to explore the local area."

"The Western is a historic Cornish property – it was a coaching house and has been a St Austell brewery hotel since the 1800s. This means that there are plenty of stories to hear about from within its walls!. It’s a cosy accommodation with a range of rooms – including double rooms, family rooms, and single rooms."

"Description: The Western Hotel is housed in an historic building in the centre of St Ives. It offers a traditional Cornish pub with a beer garden. Guests love: The friendly staff, excellent breakfast and central location."

"The smallest and most sheltered of St Ives’ beaches, Porthgwidden is east facing, meaning it’s ideal for those who wish to get to the beach early and bask in the sun all day!. While there are no lifeguards, Porthgwidden is usually completely safe for bathing, and also welcomes you with a lovely café on the white terrace, a handy snack kiosk, toilets and parking nearby."

"Just around the corner from our luxury apartments this café is very popular with our guests. A relaxed beachside cafe with an outside terrace and great views across the Bay to Godrevy Lighthouse. Porthgwidden Beach Café specialises in Mediterranean and Asian seafood."

"Just north of St Just near Pendeen, this historic mine closed in 1990 and now provides a powerful insight into the dark, dingy and dangerous conditions in which Cornwall's miners worked. Above ground, you can view the dressing floors and the original machinery used to sort the minerals and ores, before taking a guided tour into some of the underground shafts. Claustrophobes need not apply."

"With its exposed brick, scuffed timber, bare bulbs and blazing wood-burner, this bistro on the ground floor of the Artist Residence Penzance nails the hipster aesthetic, but it has substance as well as style...."

"This rustic restaurant has its own smokehouse and a commitment to fresh, local Cornish produce. The Cornish Barn’s lunch menu is deliciously simple, featuring creative burgers and hearty salads."

"St Ives is a town in Cornwall, England, known for its surf beaches, like Porthmeor, and its art scene. The seafront Tate St Ives gallery has rotating modern art exhibitions, focusing on British artists. Nearby, the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden, in the modernist artist’s former studio, displays her bronzes and other works."

"Our tip for the best pasties in St Ives, handmade on the premises with a controversial top crimp (not the side-crimp that's officially dictated by the Cornish Pasty Association) and a slightly flakier pastry..."

"They don't technically sell "Cornish" pasties as the crimping is on the top. But they certainly taste like Cornish pasties and are proper big and good too!"

"You only need to consult a menu at any restaurant or cafe in town to know that St Ives Bakery produces the best sourdough this side of Greater London. Pop by to grab a loaf and leave with a couple of treats for the road as well. The pastel de natas and cronuts make for an indulgent start to the day, while there can be no more quintessentially Cornish lunch than a classic pasty – theirs are some of the best in the area."

"This glass-fronted bakery has a window stacked with giant, buttery-coloured meringues, but the shop’s flaky steak pasty is the real reason to pay it a visit. Peppery, juicy meat in a pocket of crumbly shortcrust pastry. If there is a better pasty in all of Cornwall, we’d like to see it."

"St Ives Bakery is where we usually buy our Cornish pasties from. The shop in is on the corner of Fore Street and The Digey, opposite Cath Kidston. Their pasties are always freshly baked, succulent and packed with flavour."