Location: Camelford
Top Restaurants in Camelford
Top Things to do in Camelford
- 1. Davidstow Airfield & Cornwall At War Museum
- 2. Davidstow Moor RAF Memorial Museum
- 3. Trebarwith Strand Beach
- 4. King Arthur's Great Halls
- 5. Boscastle - South West Coast Path walk
- 6. Cornish Rock Tors Ltd
- 7. Rocky Valley
- 8. Boscastle Harbour
- 9. Crowdy Reservoir
- 10. Port Isaac and Portwenn, Walk & Talk Guided Tours
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Best Bar food near Camelford, England, United Kingdom
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Camelford. Camelford (Cornish: Reskammel) is a town and civil parish in north Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, situated in the River Camel valley northwest of Bodmin Moor. The town is approximately ten miles (16 km) north of Bodmin and is governed by Camelford Town Council. Lanteglos-by-Camelford is the ecclesiastical parish in which the town is situated (not to be confused with Lanteglos-by-Fowey). The ward population at the 2011 Census was 4,001. The Town population at the same census was 865 only
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10. The Olde Malthouse Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
A 14th century inn offering bed & breakfast accommodation, an old country pub atmosphere, local ales and an exceptional restaurant. The Olde Malthouse Inn changed hands in June 2018 and has undergone extensive refurbishment throughout.
Reviewed By lizastonclinton
Came here with my mother and brother for a weekend for mums birthday. We were expecting pub food but had a wonderful surprise. The food is excellent...I had pork belly ... fab! My brother sea bass which he said was excellent and mum chicken pasta. Presentation was excellent. Puddings were also good .. cheeseboard was huge!! All the staff were lovely and v friendly ... atmosphere was also good. We will be back on our next Cornwall visit
9. St. Tudy Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 705 reviews
Reviewed By Goatmasterfunk
Have been coming here since it opened. The food is still of an excellent standard but if Iâm honest, the menu hasnât really changed in all the years weâve been coming here. Fish and chips, mussels, beetroot salad, steak and chips, a fish dish etc - theyâve been on the menu all this time. Itâs all cooked to an excellent standard but the owner is playing it safe and this time around, there was only really one main course that we fancied. In the past, itâs been difficult to choose between 2 or 3. Prices have inevitably risen as before the value was almost too good to be true. Wine is of an average standard and no longer offers value. Thereâs a couple of the ownerâs Bordeaux reds on the menu at £38 which are way overpriced for what they are IMO. Thereâs a Douro red at £31 that knocks the spots off the Bordeaux. Coppa, pakora, fillet steak and deserts were all excellent and couldnât be faulted. Service this time wasnât as good as weâve had in the past. The waitress insisted on describing each dish in full while we were drinking our aperitif, despite us being fully aware of what the dishes were. There were a couple of gents serving that evening who were much more in keeping with the service I would expect. Sounds like an odd review from me as I canât fault the food which is executed to perfection so maybe I should should happier? But I guess Iâm beginning to feel the other touches like consistent service, general friendliness, (the owner is regularly onsite but rarely engages with her customers - in contrast to her social media persona), price vs quality of wine, and a more varied menu are missing, and donât match up the food quality. Dear Goatmasterfunk,Thank you for taking the time to leave your valued, however as you stated somewhat odd feedback. First I'm glad you appreciate the quality of our food, but I must disagree with your statement of 'the menu never changes' we change the menu on a daily and seasonal basis, since the start of summer we've had a complete change of chefs in the kitchen who along with Emily have brought their own dishes onto our menu which have never featured before. Yes, there may be dishes featuring similar ingredients that re-appear but that is due to us using ingredients that we love.The fact that you believe our wine list to be of an average standard shows you are lacking in some wine knowledge, we have put together an extremely well thought out list that features something for everyone, I myself am a huge wine lover and have worked within the wine industry, we also work with Liberty Wines to put our menu together, and they are one of the most renowned fine wine suppliers in the country.The team here never insist on talking through our menu, it's something we love to do to give customers our experience as well as explaining to guests where produce comes from and how it's prepared. We were unaware that you knew our entire menu and new dishes inside and out. The owner Emily is in the kitchen full time cooking as well as running the business, so I'm sure you can understand that after a long busy day she may want to take some time to herself to unwind, she always says hello to guests but is not someone to wander around the restaurant showboating whilst guests are enjoying themselves.To finish I find your review rather hurtful, personally upsetting and quite unnecessary. If you would like to discuss anything further with me please feel free to call.Regards,LiamRestaurant Manager
8. The Mill House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
Set in seven acres of wooded valley and garden on the north coast of Cornwall, The Mill House Inn is well known for its warm welcome and top quality food. The charming stone building was originally a corn mill, so the dining room boasts a high-beamed ceil
Reviewed By Yamie22
Read some good reviews so was a little disappointed when we ate here.Starters where OK soup and mussels could have done with a little extra in the sauce just seemed to be cream with no flavour. Mains I had the steak which most definelty didn't come as discribed, the actual steak was a nice peice but not cooked as requested came more rare than I would have liked. My husbands haddock and chips didn't look that inviting the batter was thick and tasted of soapy water when we told the staff they did nothing about it.An acceptable meal, nothing stunning, this could be a fantastic place but think the kitchen needs to up its game a bit.
7. The Old Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 502 reviews
Open all day every day! Food served Monday - Friday 11:00 to 14:00 then 18:00 to 21:00 Food served Saturday 11:00 to 21:00 All day carvery on a Sunday 12:00 to 21:00 with full bar menu and specials menu too. We also serve hot fresh Panini's All day A warm
Reviewed By sparky838
Been coming here for years and never had bad meal,but last week was an exception.Ordered the madras and gammon.The curry had very little sauce which was not spicy and bland in taste and the rice had not been drained properly so sitting in water.Gammon fine but chips were of poor quality.Shame as the pub and staff are lovely and and the food used to be worth the travel.
6. The Napoleon Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 785 reviews
Reviewed By K9095APsimonk
Having visited earlier this year when in Boscastle with friends we loved this pub. This time we took a drive up while staying near St Austell with family. We booked a table to see the Boscastle Buoys and all had a great time. Food was brilliant and I highly recommend the ribs. Great choice of drinks with Ales served from the casks. Lovely old pub full of atmosphere.
5. The Horseshoe Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Jason P
Arrived early lunchtime for a quick drink, one thing lead to another and had to stop for lunch. I've got to say sitting in the glorious sunshine we had a lovely afternoon and excellent food and service.
4. The White Hart
Overall Ratings
4 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By hazelslater
Just had a week in Cornwall based at St. Teath, This lovely little pub was only minutes away from our lodge, we received a very warm welcome, and the food was excellent. Defiantly worth a visit.
3. Tintagel Brewery Visitor Centre & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By Eunice R
After reading other reviews and noticing that they use locally sorced produce we decided to try out the breakfast in the cafe while staying in the area. We where greeted by very helpful staff who helped us with our order. Our breakfast arrived very promptly and the taste of the food was excellent. We'll certainly look forward to paying another visit the next time we're back in Cornwall .
2. Bettle and Chisel Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Reviewed By annietalk
We stopped here for lunch on our way back to our holiday accommodation after visiting port Issac. We had a very friendly welcome and were shown to our table swiftly. Food was nice and the service was good. Nice, clean and comfortable. A visit is recommended by us for sure.
1. Masons Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 600 reviews
opening times displayed are for the restaurant only . Our bar is open from 12 midday to 12 midnight every day
Reviewed By Billyboysouth
Having a few days down in Cornwall and staying near Camelford we were looking for a good place to get an evening meal. We visited Tintagel today and on speaking to a local person I asked did they know of any good places to get an evening meal near to where we were staying, they recommended this place.Pleased we went there, my wife and I had the trio of fish with the trimmings to go with it. It was an enjoyable meal and good portions as well.They start serving from 6 pm and we were the first in the dining area, by the time we left it was full on a Tuesday evening.
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