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The Schooners, St Agnes
This relaxed beachside restaurant has been revamped under new ownership. Expect small plates, big flavours and a killer sea view.
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Eat Here: Samphire At The Headland Hotel
A killer sea view, impeccable service and an exciting seasonal menu have won this Newquay eaterie 2 AA Rosettes – plus this year’s Muddy Award for best restaurant.
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Dine Under The Sky at Heligan
Muddy joins Woodfired Canteen for a memorable night in The Lost Gardens
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Feast At Nancarrow
Feast nights at Nancarrow are one of Cornwall’s hottest foodie tickets thanks to the farm’s amazing, organic seasonal menus and picture-perfect setting. Get the Muddy verdict and then get booking for May before I beat you to it!
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The Gurnard’s Head
My ultimate destination pub, in beautiful West Penwith! Go for the fish, go for the wine, go for the scenery. You won’t be disappointed.
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The Potager Garden & Café
This idyllic cafe near Falmouth serves up delicious, organic, veggie food, fresh juices and gluten-free cakes – you can’t help but feel good here.
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Newlyn Gem: The Tolcarne Inn
Sample some amazing local seafood at Ben Tunnicliffe’s laidback Cornish pub (and one-time smuggler’s haunt)…
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A Cornish Cookery Course for Seafood Lovers
There is nowhere better to master the finer points of fish cookery (and eat like a queen) than at Rick Stein’s Padstow school.
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Top Pub: The Mexico Inn
Like a fool, I’ve been driving straight past this brilliant foodie pub on the road from Penzance to Marazion. Read all about this local favourite and get the Muddy verdict.
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Sundays At The Star & Garter
An amazing slow-cooked Sunday roast and stunning waterside views await at this gastro pub on Falmouth’s old high street.
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