Places to eat

Eating out in Cornwall A guide of restaurants in Cornwall www.eatoutcornwall.com

The Sardine Factory, A real favourite with us here. The Sardine Factory Restaurant serves the freshest most Innovative and modern coastal cuisine in the historic fishing port of Looe in Cornwall.

The Jubilee Inn, Pelynt a 16th century character village Inn situated in the ancient village of Pelynt. 

The Blue Peter, Polperro ‘The Blue’ (as it is affectionately known) is one of the quaintest pubs you may ever come across.

The Coddy Shack, Whether it’s a quick stop on the way home from the beach or your here to enjoy a night of live music, we cater for everything. Even dogs! We are the only fully licensed fish and chip take-away in the area with its own parking and a 60 cover restaurant.

Ocean and Earth, An authentic taste of Thailand

Chennai Indian Restaurant in Looe specialising in using different combinations of spices from different areas such as Goa, Rajestan, Bengal and Kashmir bringing orignality to every dish

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Crows Nest, A beautiful 16th Century Inn that serves fantastic food! Located just off the Eastern edge of Bodmin Moor, it is the perfect spot after a day exploring.

Trewithen Restaurant, One of the most renowned restaurants in Cornwall.

Couches Great House, Situated in the nearby fishing village of Polperro. (Executive Head Chef) Richard McGeown who has drawn from his past experience of working with country’s most famous names.

Nelsons, Specialising in the best quality, fresh local seafood such as lobster, dover and lemon soles, scallops and our Own Hand Picked Polperro crab meat alongside prime local beef, poultry and game.

The Halfway House, Great for Sunday lunches! Pub & Kitchen in the heart of Polbathic, serving the finest fresh, locally sourced food, quality real ales and wines from around the world.

Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen, Overlooking the beach with exceptional views across Watergate Bay, our restaurant offers a unique blend of Italian influenced food, knowledgeable, friendly service

The Ancient Mariner, A family run Bistro located in the heart of Looe, perfect for a romantic meal.

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Attractions and activities

The Monkey Sanctuary Looe Wild Futures is a registered charity founded upon five decades of experience as a leader in the field of primate welfare and conservation, environmental education and sustainable practice. 

Porfell Wildlife Park A wild family attraction only a few miles from Looe in South East Cornwall. It offers sanctuary to many different animals from around the world. They might be neglected, injured, imported illegally or simply no longer wanted. For whatever reason they come to us, they’re always welcome.

Siblyback Lake Surrounded by moorland and dramatic tors, this impressive lakeside location offers a great day out for families in Cornwall. Discover all of the fun things to do as you walk, run or cycle on our accessible path. It’s a 3.2 mile circular path that runs adjacent to the lake, venture through woodlands, build dens, spot birds from our hide and discover Siblyback Dam.

Adrenaline Quarry Britain’s longest, fastest Zip Wire, The Giant Swing, Coasteering and a play park for the youngsters. Plus go-karting at the same site.

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Tamar Valley Donkey Park Fun for all with our donkeys, goats, sheep, pigs, rabbits & guinea pigs to feed & pet

Lower Towkenbury Equestrian a family run approved riding school of the Association of British Riding Schools. Lower Tokenbury Equestrian Centre is nestled in the beautiful Cornish countryside close to Bodmin Moor and offers the complete equestrian package. Offering everything, from trekking through 100’s of acres of ancient woodland and parkland with beautiful moorland views or rides over Bodmin Moor for more experienced riders, to lessons for all ages and abilities on our own horses. 

Camel Trail Bike Hire One of the most popular recreational routes in the country, the Camel Trail runs from Padstow to Wenford Bridge, via Wadebridge and Bodmin. 

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CINEMAS, THEATRES, MUSEUMS

Cinemas, theatres and museums

Sterts Theatre A 400-seat amphitheatre nestling on the grassy side of Bodmin Moor

Minack Theatre Cornwall’s famous open air theatre.The Minack is a unique theatre perched on the cliffs high above the Atlantic ocean. They put on a full programme of drama, musicals and opera every summer, together with music, comedy and story-telling

Cornwall at War Museum There is a do-it-yourself NAAFI on-site for hot & cold drinks, crisps etc with comfortable seating and WW2 newspapers to read. Well-behaved dogs (on a lead) are welcome

Tate St Ives Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and Art Fund Museum of the year 2018

Wheal Martyn A great day out in Cornwall – a visit filled with discovery and adventure, infused with Cornwall’s history

Theatre Royal Plymouth The largest and best attended regional producing theatre in the UK and the leading promoter of theatre in the South West.

Barbican Leisure Park Vue cinema, food and entertainment

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FISHING, BOATING, DIVING

Fishing, boating and diving

Sowenna Sea fishing trips in Looe. Mackerel, Shark and Reef fishing. Call Dan Margettes on 07738 057115. 

Bake Fishing Lakes “Jewel in Cornwall’s Angling Crown” with 9 lakes and ponds set in 30 acres of glorious Cornish countryside is the true ‘ONE STOP’ angling destination offering something for everyone

SW Lakes Trust Canoeing, Trout and Course fishing, Kayaking, raft building, sailing, sand up paddle boarding & windsurfing.

Looe Shark Angling Club The premier shark angling centre in Great Britain. 

Looe Island Part of the Whitsand and Looe Bay Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ) and has a variety of precious wildlife habitats including woodland, maritime, grassland, sand, shingle and rocky reef.

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HOUSES & GARDENS

Houses and Gardens

Lanhydrock House and Gardens Make sure you take a stroll around the extensive gardens and enjoy their year-round colour. 

Cotehele House A Tudor house with superb collections of textiles, armour and furniture, set in extensive grounds situated on the edge of the River Tamar.

Eden Project Explore the largest indoor rainforest in the world and enjoy special events.

Duchy of Cornwall Nursery With Restormel Castle just across the valley the location of the nursery is truly at the heart of the Duchy.

Treffry Viaduct & Luxulyan Valley Luxulyan Valley consists of 2 miles of beautiful tranquil woodland through which the Par River runs. The valley is also dotted with the remains of the area’s mining heritage including the magnificent Treffry viaduct.

The Lost Gardens Of Heligan 200 Acres of gardens and history. 

Trebah Gardens A sub tropical paradise with a stunning coastal backdrop.

Antony Woodland Gardens A place where time has no bounds. A place where there are no rules or restrictions. Just seemingly endless woodlands to wander through, relax in and marvel at all that mother nature has to offer.

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