St Mawes Bars & Restaurants
A selection of restaurants and places to eat in the area which are recommended by the HarbourGuides.com team.
Bars & Inns, Private Functions, Restaurants, Wifi
Located in the quiet harbourside village of Saint Mawes in Cornwall, The Victory Inn is the only traditional pub in the village.
With up to 50 covers over two floors, we cater for larger groups and parties as well as smaller dinner parties.
We are a dog friendly pub (we have two of our own!) so you can bring your pooch along. We dont allow them in the restaurant upstairs.
We can fill up quickly, so we do recommend booking especially larger parties.
Restaurants
The preparation of exquisite food at The Idle Rocks (Two AA Rosettes since 1992) is a well established tradition, born from the rich availability of locally-grown Cornish produce, including early season fruit and vegetables, fresh sea fish and the best quality meats and poultry.
Dinner at "The Water's Edge" Restaurant St Mawes is a very special occasion. All tastes are considered in creating the day's choice, in which the specialities of the season are highlighted in Head chef's irresistible style. Imaginative Vegetarian dishes are also prepared if required.
Breakfast is traditional with a touch of flair - enjoy dishes such as Smoked Haddock with Poached Egg, Smoked Salmon and Scrambled Egg or if you prefer, light and continental. During the day, the "Terrace" is the ideal place to enjoy lunch or a cream tea in the sunshine as you watch the world float by.
Lunch, morning coffee and afternoon tea are available. Non residents are welcome. In the summertime, the terrace is the place to be, with it's front row view of the activity on the water. There is plenty of space for relaxing at any time of day and informal meals are available. Lunch is a most enjoyable affair particularly on the hotel's waterside terrace in fair weather. The Waters Edge is a beautiful St Mawes Restaurant. The Two AA Rosettes dining experience is second to none.
FOOTNOTE:
Two of the Harbourguides crew (Liz and Steve) were fortunate enough to stay at the Idle Rocks Hotel and although both have traveled all over the world they can not think of a nicer hotel or location anywhere. Liz said “its been one of the most enjoyable weeks away I have ever had” and Steve added “the rooms the restaurant and the service is second to none” They would both along with the rest of the Harbourguides crew like to say a big thank you to all the staff there especially the manager Chris Skidmore!
Restaurants, Takeaway Food
Situated on the waterfront, near the main car park. You are assured of a warm friendly welcome.
Open daily from 10.30 am, offering a wide selection of tasty dishes, snacks, cream teas and coffees.
Traditional Sunday Roast.
Our evening A La Carte Menu, featuring steak, seafood and vegetarian specialities, is offered in conjunction with our "Supper" Menu. a unique combination to suit all tastes and ages.
We are quite informal, so dont worry when you come ashore in your yellow wellies and oilies.
Children are always welcome and specially catered for.
DONT FORGET OUR "jOLLY SAILOR" TAKE-AWAY.
We will stock you up for a picnic afloat or on the beach or spare you from slaving over the stove tonight.
Address: The Old Watch House, The Square, St Mawes, TR2 5DJ
Phone:
01326 270279
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Bars & Inns, Restaurants
The St. Mawes Hotel is set right on the waters edge and has been substantially refurbished and modernised in the last few years. Although we call it a Hotel we like to think of ourselves as more of a bar with rooms, so not to disappoint those who seek to find traditional hotel accommodation.
The hub of the hotel is our 2 bars. The ground floor bar that opens out onto the street in the summer, is ideal for a cappuccino or a pint of Skinners finest Cornish ale, while also a great place to watch the world go by and talk to the locals while trying one of our Whole Crab Salads or a bowl of Moule Marinier.Our First floor coffee lounge which includes another bar ,offers a pool table and comfortable seating, as well as a balcony to make the most of superb views of the harbour and Fal Estuary
Bars & Inns, Private Functions, Restaurants
Deep in the heart of the Roseland Peninsula nestles a truly traditional rural Cornish pub.
The Roseland Inn is a mere stones throw away from the famous King Harry Ferry, in a truly unspoilt rural setting, which is easily accessible from Falmouth, Truro and St Austell.
Phil & Debbie Heslip pride themselves on the quality of their freshly cooked foods.
Whether you want to sit by the fire with a paper and a coffee, meet friends for a drink or enjoy a leisurely meal, the Roseland Inn has exactly the right kind of ambience.
Takeaway Food
Recently mentioned in The Telegraph as the favoured pasty shop in Falmouth, we boast an impressive selection of homemade and traditional pasties. There's something for everyone with flavours such as the fish pie pasty, the Jamaican pattie pasty, chicken, chorizo and pumpkin, hungarian chilli beef, chicken and tarragon butter, cornish gouda, kale and pumpkin, feta with wild garlic and hazelnut pesto and spiced chickpea. We also serve delicious falafel boxes, fresh and tasty salads, very generous doorstep sandwiches and a mouthwatering selection of local ice cream both dairy and dairy free! We can also provide hampers with advance notice and bulk orders. We are perched right on the harbour so no fuss with collection, our service is bespoke, we look forward to serving you.
Address: The Dog & Smuggler Pasty Shop, Custom House Quay, Arwenack street, Falmouth, TR113SB
Phone:
07866 215963
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Bars & Inns, Private Functions, Restaurants, Wifi
At The Red Lion, dining is a celebration of food and friends, family and flavours.
Our excellent chef sources only the freshest local Cornish produce for our menus which are complimented by a selection of fine wines.
Our traditional inn retains many original features and is just minutes away from the costal path which is ideal for walkers and just a short stroll through the woods to Maenporth beach.
