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England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 4 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Camborne
Find out what American restaurants to try in Camborne. Camborne (Cornish: Kammbronn) is a town in west Cornwall, United Kingdom. The population at the 2011 Census was 20,845. The northern edge of the parish includes a section of the South West Coast Path, Hell's Mouth and Deadman's Cove.
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1. Jenn's Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Bigladjock
As stated before I have been here a few times now with biker friends and family too. Every time I have been the staff have been lovely and friendly. The food was nice and filling and the surroundings were lovely clean and pleasing to the eye. I like the larger than life size superhero and famous models outside and inside the building plus the 50s style jukebox is a nice touch too. Iâd happily recommend Jennâs to anyone. They are especially welcoming to bikes as I have seen a few blood bike collections events there along with bikers from a bike night each week stopping off too. Itâs not the cheapest place to go but at the same time there are many more expensive places around too. So Iâd say itâs pretty fairly priced on the whole.Keep up the good work girls and Iâll see you again soon Iâm sure. Big Jock.
2. JJ Kebab
Reviewed By ems_3007
We order from here regularly and wonât go anywhere else for kebab now u can online makes it easier its convenient only downfall is you get charged £1 extra for paying by card Kebabs are mega huge portions and yumDelivery staff always friendly and polite As are staff when ordering by phone just overall great a********
3. Dominoâs
Reviewed By matthewcG998DU
Ordered 2 pizzas for collection via the website - which is good and easy to use, however the choice of pizzas is limited vs other local outlets and some well known pizza selections are missing. The Pizzas can be expensive unless you take up one or more the deals offered, then the price is reasonable. The order tracking online was good and indeed when I arrived to collect my Pizza (only 2 other customers there, so not busy) it was listed on the screen as being ready, however when the person behind the counter checked it was not actually on the dispatch shelf. She then went away to clean some services as numerous pizzas were placed on the shelf over the next few minutes. My name disappeared off the screen and 3 -4 minutes later another person asked if I was waiting and found that my pizzas were one of the ones put on the shelf (along with many for delivery) about 20 seconds after the first person checked. As I prepaid, they only wanted my surname,which had been on the screen for all to see, not the order number (not on screen), so potentially anyone could pop in hang around and pick up any prepaid pizzas where someone was late in arriving. The pizzas themselves had a good crust but skimped a little on the cheese, although other toppings were ok. They were not bad, but not as good as what I have had from Pizza hut and PIzza express. I feel the collection experience would be better if they had a separate shelf for collection pizzas and perhaps the person putting them on the shelf could tell the counter person.
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4. The Railway Inn
The newly refurbished and family run Railway Inn is a relaxed family friendly pub with restaurant. Enjoy a huge range of fresh meals from beautiful and delicious sharing platters to tasty 16oz steaks on steak night with locally brewed Keltek ales. Relax o
Reviewed By MHBiker
This pub was closed for a while, and has reopened under new management. The bars have been tastefully renovated; and the staff are very friendly and helpful.I think it is in the estate of pubs owned by or tied to (not sure of the right term) the Keltec Brewery, in nearby Redruth. Whatever -- the draught beers (Keltec products when I was there) are excellent and well-kept by the cellarman. And there is a good range of other drinks, including Cornish ciders.When I went most recently it was as a family group of three to the Sunday carvery. I forget the exact price, but it was not more than £10 per head for a standard range of meats and veg. What stood out, and made this excellent value for money was the cooking. Everything was just right -- none of the soggy, overcooked veg that so often afflicts carvery food, and the meats were so tasty!When I put all these things together, I have no hesitation in saying we'll be back, and sooner rather than later.
