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England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Saltash
Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Saltash, England, United Kingdom. Saltash is a town and civil parish in southeast Cornwall, England, UK. It has a population of 16,184 at the 2011 census. It lies in the south east of Cornwall, facing Plymouth over the River Tamar. It was in the Caradon district until March 2009 and is known as "the Gateway to Cornwall". Saltash means ash tree by the salt mill. Saltash is best known for the I.K Brunel Railway Overpass Bridge, a towering 134-foot bridge, constructed in 1854, which frequently transports trains over the River Tamar.
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10. Cotehele
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By 543Tomel
This seems to be a page for restaurant rather than house, mill, quay etc. So I will review the Barn restaurant next to car park. We started our visit with lunch. Nice potato/leek soup & was able to have gluten free roll, partner had coronation chicken but the roll was so thick & huge he was unable to distinguish any chicken to eat, so ended up discarding the actual roll, but there was so little chicken it was disappointing.Tea was ok but not great. Not for proper meals just light bites.Staff helpful & friendly.
9. Notterbridge Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 420 reviews
The Notter Bridge Inn is situated along the bank of the River Lyhner, 5 minutes from Plymouth. Just of the Main A38 into Cornwall.The Notter Bridge Inn has recently under gone a major refit following closure for 5 months due to flooding in 2012.The Notter
Reviewed By hazzachadwick
Absolutely awful this place donât go here! Landlady and the man behind the bar are completely and utterly rude and not welcoming! Me and my friends went to the pub for a couple of drinks and they went mental at us for having a good time and talking! After coming in the next day to order a drink they then said we were banned for being âlaryâ when we didnât do anything wrong! The man then continued to shout and call us non repeatable words and constantly saying he doesnât like us! If you are looking for a pub the Crooked Inn is a far better pub with a ton more of atmosphere!
8. Hearts Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By Voyage436790
We went for brunch while we were in Cornwall. I had bacon and poached eggs on toast, which was cooked perfectly. Our daughter had the same but with scrambled egg, which she enjoyed and my husband had a tuna and mayo baguette. We bought the most fabulous chocolate to take away which was one of many lovely looking cakes for sale.We really appreciate your lovely review of our little cafe - thank you x
7. Windy Ridge Eating House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 538 reviews
Reviewed By Sarelly
We live locally and have on several occasions since the new owners took over visited. To be honest, each time itâs been disappointing. Various reasons but we like to keep things local so kept giving this eating house a chance. After tonightâs meal Iâm afraid to say we wonât be going again. The carvery was just awful. The roast potatoes were so hard I couldnât eat them all, they looked and tasted like theyâd been dunked in fat and over cooked :( The other main meals that were ordered didnât arrive at the same time. Shame as the staff are always welcoming and pleasant.
6. Ferry House Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By MICHAEL C
Service both at the bar and from kitchen was fast and friendly. All but one of our foursome had the Friday evening special beer battered fish with chips, mushy pees and homemade tartar sauce. Good portion of fish with a very light but tasty batter. Pub a good choice of beers etc including Devon Red cider on draught. will definitely return to try the pie night
5. Who'd Have Thought It Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 556 reviews
The Who'd Have Thought It Inn is a traditional country pub serving great food, wines, ciders and local ales with a warm welcome. The menu consists of a variety of delicious classic pub dishes, all homemade using locally sourced ingredients and an ever cha
Reviewed By Chris B
The whitebait starters were excellent and a meal on their own. Local sausages with beautifully cooked mash, gravy and vegetables were a real treat and we didn't have room left to try the deserts. Complimented by well kept beer and wine. Would definitely visit again if anywhere near.Thank you so much for a lovely review. We look forward to seeing you very soon
4. Just Be
Overall Ratings
4 based on 203 reviews
Just Be is somewhere to relax and cast aside the pace of life outside, either alone or with company. Take in the stunning waterfront views with exceptional artisan coffees and freshly baked cakes, luscious cream tea, or choose from our daily brunch menu.
Reviewed By lizbrian
Welcoming restaurant/cafe/coffee bar/wine bar. Confused? You will be when you look at the menu which seemed a little haphazard and disorganised. The food, however, is very good as is the service. Portions are large, dishes freshly prepared and flavours good. The wine list is excellent. It is certainly worth a visit.Lovely to welcome you yesterday and glad you enjoyed your visit. The one page menu (brunch for daytime and then a separate evening menu) has evolved to the point now that seems to satisfy our customers. We are primarily a place to come and relax, and deliberately do not fit a stereotype offering. The food and drink fits around that with variety, but also not being too extensive so that we can keep the food all freshly prepared. We appreciate you taking the time to post a review and look forward to seeing you again soon.
3. Heskyn Mill Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 293 reviews
On the fringe of the village of Tideford near Saltash in South East Cornwall, this three hundred year old grain mill has for decades been converted to a successful country restaurant. Recently under new ownership it has been extensively and sympatheticall
Reviewed By JBurns1978
My family and I have waited almost exactly a year to return to the wonderful Heskyn Mill, we returned last night with another family making our party 8. No one was disappointed! The food was still fabulous and we really appreciate that everything is supplied by local producers and the owner can tell you in detail about where the food is sourced. We simply canât wait to return again. The pictures say enough about the food!!
2. Rod & Line Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 517 reviews
The Rod and Line is a 16th century Inn with accommodation. It retains its traditional charm and interior, tables are lit by candles and most of the year a fire burns in the large fireplace which is central to the pub. It sells a range of real ales and loc
Reviewed By Snowflake6
Have stayed over night on a couple of occasions and really enjoyed the hospitality, food and friendly service. Fabulous rooms with comfortable beds and excellent shower, great pub food and one night there was a live band who were first class. Wish this was my local pub.
Saltash Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Saltash
1. Auti NOT Naughty Cafe
Friendly, relaxing café - autism and disability friendly. Age-unlimited soft play and sensory equipment. Indoor and Outdoor seating. Dog-friendly outside area with free dog treats for customers. Table service. Wide range of hot and cold food and drinks. T
Reviewed By Foodie1066
My family and I visited this cafe last monday (24th June) and it was brilliant.Nothing is too much trouble for the staff at the cafe and when my son had a meltdown (he is Autistic) the staff didn't flutter an eye lid.The food and drink is lovely and in very reasonable priced.We would definitely recommend this cafe and all the great work the staff do. Thank you! We understand that meltdowns are part of life - better out than in! Look forward to seeing you again
Where to eat Cafe food in Saltash: The Best Restaurants and Bars
