Best Nightlife in Watergate Bay

"Porthmeor Beach Café is directly opposite the buzzy Tate Gallery. A lively café overlooking Porthmeor Beach, it’s the perfect vantage point for watching the surf. The eclectic menu is designed to be shared – order a bunch of small plates, sit back and enjoy the view."

"Come for the stunning alfresco beachside setting (perfect for watching the sunset) and stay for the menu of lively tapas which champions local produce. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a dolphin or two. Want to explore more of Cornwall’s restaurant scene?"

"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."

"Perched on the cliffs of Pentire Head, giving a knock-out perspective on Newquay's coastline, this gastropub is hard to better for lunch with a view. The decor is modern – lots of wood and plate glass – and the..."

"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."

"When the sun shines, everyone heads to Gylly Beach for coffee or lunch, so it's nigh on impossible to snag an outside table. Sliding doors open on to the glass-fronted patio, perched right above Gyllyngvase's..."

"Part of a South England micro chain, The Falmouth Stable is a casual pizza restaurant situated at the heart of the gorgeous Custom House Quay in the Old Cus ..."

"Up next, a classic fish ‘n’ chip outlet in the heart of Falmouth led by one of the most famous seafood chefs in the UK. Rick Stein’s Fish restaurant on Discovery Quay is one of the town’s most popular venues offering classic family favourites plus other seafood specialities such as; Indonesian seafood curry, tiger prawns, fish chilli burgers and battered oysters – all adding to a long list of irresistible bites. What’s more, there are always plenty of generous meal deals to take advantage of if you’re dining out on tightened purse strings or budgeting for a rainy day."

" Rick Stein has taken his first step outside the Padstow stronghold with this 130-seater fish & chip restaurant & takeaway opposite Falmouth’ ..." Read our full review"

" Rick Stein has taken his first step outside the Padstow stronghold with this 130-seater fish & chip restaurant & takeaway opposite Falmouth’ ..."

"Having opened in the spring of 2017, The Slope has already become one of the hotspots of Newquay. Serving a range of delicious burgers, a small but great selection of drinks, and a fab children’s menu, it’s the perfect place to take the kids after a day on the beach, or for a post-work drink on a Friday. Located on the slope to Great Western Beach (hence the name), it’s in a prime location to watch the surf when it’s good, with unbeatable views over the bay to Towan Headland."

"Sitting a stone’s throw from the river in Penryn, Muddy Beach is the epitome of friendly and family-run, boasting a spectacular position on Jubilee Wharf while providing tasty, top-notch food, drink and entertainment. Enjoy a breakfast or light lunch like smoked haddock and clam chowder, falafel Scotch egg or vegan breakfast; or indulge in a supper such as pan-fried hake, beetroot and black bean burger, Cornish steak burger or Beach Board – and pick from a sumptuous meat, fish or vegetarian platter to share."

"Walking is a great pastime in Padstow [ https://www.padstowbreaks.com/blog/seven-more-recommended-walks-to-take-in-padstow ] and one of the best places to do that is the Camel Estuary. What you really need at the end of a long walk is a well-deserved pint and the Old Ship Hotel is perfect for that!. Overlooking the stunning Camel estuary, the Old Ship is actually the closest hotel to the harbour and with a children and dog-friendly vibe, it’s ideal after that long walk in the Estuary."

"One of the most popular restaurants in Padstow is located inside The Old Ship Hotel. Again, the emphasis is on local produce, with fresh fish brought straight from Padstow harbour to the kitchen. The restaurant has a great specials board which varies depending on what the fisherman have caught that day."

"The Old Ship is another old pub in the heart of Padstow, which has plenty of seating, as well as a large covered courtyard outside. The food is good here too with many fresh fish and seafood dishes on the menu. Location: Mill Square, Padstow Website: http://www.oldshiphotel-padstow.co.uk/bar-padstow/"

"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."

"Also guaranteed to make the top 20 places to eat in St Ives, the Rum and Crab Shack is a unique, quirky restaurant with panoramic views of the harbour. It is located quayside and has a fantastic rum and cocktail menu as well as serving deliciously fresh Cornish crab. Phone: +44 1736 796353Information: Click here for more information"

"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 ..."

"Perranporth's huge, flat, sandy beach is a favourite for everyone: dog-walkers, bucket-and-spade families, kite-buggiers and surfers alike. Its main draw is its sheer size – more than a mile long, backed by dunes and rocky cliffs – meaning there's usually space for everyone even on the busiest days. It's home to the Watering Hole, the hub of local nightlife."