Location: Camborne
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Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Camborne, England, United Kingdom. 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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10. Pendarves Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By pastyboy64
Largish pub with medocre entertainment run by management who dont seem to know what they are doing .Wont return .
9. Delight 2 Bite
Overall Ratings
5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By lizbrian
This cafe/sandwich shop is small but perfectly formed. It is immaculately clean, bright and airy. The welcome you get is genuine. The freshly prepared salads and meals are excellent. The food on display looks appetising and the menu is inventive. It is really exceptional value for money. If you are in Camborne, it is well worth seeking out this little gem in Cross Street.Thanks very much for your lovely comments hope to see you again very soon
8. Table Table
Overall Ratings
3 based on 805 reviews
Reviewed By Lucy-alice S
We arrived and was greeted by a lovely waitress Rachel. She was very attentive throughout our whole morning. The cooked breakfast was really fresh and there was a great selection. Olivia, who I believe was the manager was great aswell.Highly recommended a visit here. Great value for money.
7. The Copper Coast
Overall Ratings
4 based on 260 reviews
Welcome to The Copper Coast, a fantastic family carvery in Camborne, surrounded by the beautiful county of Cornwall. Join us for hearty, filling and expertly prepared carvery roasts, delicious pub classics and a broad selection of drinks to suit all taste
Reviewed By Aimee M
Personally wouldn't book a table for this place as it's not somewhere you'd want to sit and have a family meal. Bad service.Really bad organisationSeemed like the staff couldnt handle the workload and were a bit miserable.Poorly cooked food.Will not be returning.Hi there Aimee. Thank you for taking the time to leave us your feedback. Iâm terribly sorry to hear that your meal with us wasnât up to the expectations that we strive to achieve with every customers visit. I am sad to hear that we have lost your custom but will do my best in personally seeing to where we went wrong during your visit with us. I really do hope that you may give us another chance one day. Many thanks,Georgia,Supervisor.
6. The Shire Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 465 reviews
The Old Shire Inn offers a wide variety of fresh seasonal dishes, from light salads in the Summer to hearty stews to keep you warm in Winter. Our carvery is served every evening, as well as Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday lunch times. With its cosy, friendly
Reviewed By RoamingNomad1
We arrived and the restaurant was virtually deserted. On the outside the establishment looks quite impressive and given the style (and value) of cars in the car park, we thought we had arrived at a decent place. However, this is not somewhere I would recommend to eat in unless you have the carvery which they seem to do quite well. Our drinks took nearly 25 minutes to arrive despite there being only one customer at the bar, the food was so hot we had to wait another 15 minutes just for it to become barely palatable, and when I could manage a mouthful it was like rubber. A complaint was put in to the waitress, but all she did was just laugh!!! We pushed things further with management who did reduce the bill but if more care and attention had been made in the first place then they wouldn't have needed to make a refund and this would have been a better review.
5. The Croust Hut
Overall Ratings
5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Paviori
Best roast dinner Iâve ever had followed my humongous sticky toffee pudding. Will be back for sure. Thank you
4. Dax Delicatessen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 98 reviews
Delicatessen coffee shop bakery and Mediterranean cafe serving Cornish foods and med foods breakfasts and lunches
Reviewed By Pasta M
great to see the ice cream fridge back and what a great selection of flavors the malaga sweet wine and raisins was absalutly adictive it wasn't as sweet as the name sugests it was clean and refreshing you could taste the wine and delight in a little burst of sweetness from the plump raisins a real must try if in Camborne, as usual the friendly welcoming staff and clean suroundings were great, and with the cooking aromas coming from the kitchen the sun shining it felt like being some where in the med give it a go you wo'nt be disapointed
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3. Miss Molly's Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Miss Molly's Tearoom offers a time gone by dining experience. With nostalgic music and homemade scones and filling homemade meals it's an experience that can't be missed. Not only can you spend the morning or afternoon tasting homemade delights, Miss Moll
Reviewed By JJD1504
Wasnât our first choice but we ended up hear for brunch and were a bit unsure on first impressions but we thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Slightly scruffy and mismatch setting. More like visiting grandparents for lunch than a cafe. The staff were all friendly and helpful and the food was excellent. Half antique shop and half cafe this is a lovely hidden gem for a cosy brunch. We enjoyed our cooked breakfast and panini. Highly recommended!
2. St Aubyn Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 324 reviews
The St Aubyn Arms is a modern day Country pub that was refurbished in 2011 giving it a fresh & bright feeling, yet still full of Cornish character. Our bar is always fully stocked of wines and beers from around the world. We pride ourselves on our 4 real
Reviewed By Chris R
We have been here before and are never disappointed, two evening meals and a Sunday Lunch this time. The food and service is excellent and reasonably priced, much better value for money and quality than the Clowance Restaurant. A great selection of Real Ales, 4 different ones available with two I had not tried before. We cannot recommend St Aubyn's Arms highly enough and will be coming again.
1. The Cornish Barn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 529 reviews
Tucked away in the old quarter of Penzance, The Cornish Barn is a rustic restaurant, bar and smokehouse in Penzance serving a wholesome menu with a focus on fresh Cornish produce â all helped along by craft beers and wines from local independent vineyards
Reviewed By honeyHenleyonThames
We had drinks here one night, and came back the next night for dinner. We loved the warm, cosy decor, good choice of drinks and pretty good food. The only thing that wasnât great was the service; a lot of errors both times, the staff were friendly but lacked professionalism. They forgot to bring menus and to seat us in the restaurant until well after the reservation time, and every drinks order was messed up. All in all, however, we forgave the slapdash service because the ambiance and food made up for it. We would go again if we were in the area.Good evening honeyHenleyonThames,Thank you for your time writing this review.I am happy to hear that you loved the atmosphere of the Restaurant, and I will be sure to pass on your comments about the food on to the kitchen.I am sorry that the service was not to the standards that you wanted. Please feel free to contact the management team via phone or by emailing us at [email protected] to provide some extra information, so that we can work to insure that this does not happen again. We appreciate all feedback to help our eccentric charmed slice of Penzance grow.Kind RegardsRyanDuty manager
