St Mawes (Cornish: Lannvowsedh) is a small town opposite Falmouth, on the Roseland Peninsula on the south coast of Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. It lies on the east bank of the Carrick Roads, a large waterway created after the Ice Age from an ancient valley which flooded as the melt waters caused the sea level to rise dramatically, creating an immense natural harbour, often claimed to be the third largest in the world. It was once a busy fishing port, but the trade declined during the 20th century and it now serves as a popular tourist location, with many properties in the town functioning as holiday accommodation. The town is in the civil parish of St Just in Roseland.
Things to do in St Mawes
3.5 based on 476 reviews
Though we have visited the Rising Sun on many occasions over the years and have always been delighted with the food, we had not tried the Sunday roast before. On this Sunday lunch visit, we tried the carvery and were amazed at the quality and value. We had a mixture of beef and Turkey with all the trimmings and can only compliment the chef for the outstanding food. The location is brilliant, the staff are friendly and efficient and the whole experience delightful. We left the establishment feeling fulfilled and valued. A very big thank you.
4 based on 306 reviews
The only traditional pub in St Mawes, we offer good value pub grub but also have some fantastic fresh fish specials every day. We are dog friendly. Family friendly. Great range of ales and ciders. WE are now under new management from the 23rd April 2017.
Have been a regular at The Victory for several years when staying in St. Mawes and have always been happy with the beer, food and service. However this year the menu has been significantly reduced, particularly starters and Deserts. My main was sausage and mash, tasty but a child's sized portion with 3 small sausages and a few green beans.
The rest of my party were happy with the fish and chips. Service was also a little on the slow side. Won't return until the menu improves.
4.5 based on 675 reviews
Set in a beautiful Grade II listed building and with bright designed interiors, hunkydory is a great location for a romantic or group meal. Lots a little alcoves and booths allow you to feel you have your own private space. There is also a private function area for exclusive use to seat up to 20 around one table, with it's own private lounge and facilities. Great for family occasions or business meals.
we both enjoyed our early evening meal, the staff were very friendly and helpful, the local caught fish was good ,and the sweets were very tasty and we thoroughly enjoyed our visit to this wonderful restaurant, we will visit again when in Falmouth on holiday
5 based on 775 reviews
What more can you say about Cornwall’s number one restaurant other than it was superlative as usual. We went for Kenny’s celebratory tasting menu evening and it didn’t disappoint. Some amazing dishes and wine combinations all lovingly prepared and explained by Kenny. Excellent front of house service from Wendy made for yet another memorable dinner and evening. Those people that book and don’t show up are really missing out!
5 based on 968 reviews
Locally, daily caught shellfish served in a relaxed and very friendly atmosphere.Customer service and enjoyment are our priorities open from 6.00Pm - 9.00Pm Wednesday-saturday
great restaurant with friendly staff. book early and arrive early. they dont have an unlimited supply so once they have cooked the last xl spider crab thats it. both lobsters went during the first sitting. thai mussels to die for. all of it fantastically cooked though. dont hold back get stuck in in enjoying the crabs and dont wear your best gear!
4.5 based on 444 reviews
The dining room has a calm and cool Mediterranean atmosphere with a mosaic floor and tongue and groove walls. It has a Terrace on two sides, where lunch, drinks and candlelit dinners are served in the summer, and whenever the temperate climate allows.
Lovely hotel with friendly staff, coffee very good, would love to stay here one day, the decor is beautiful with so much to look at, on a warm day you can sit on the Terrace and drink in the fabulous views.
4.5 based on 700 reviews
We are a family-run restaurant creating South African inspired dishes made from Cornish produce.
Reserve or get there early, there is not that much space! Friendly welcome, rapid service and good food (I have to admit that I took local fish), with a South African beer. An interesting alternative if you want a change from the ubiquitous fish and chips, with a different atmosphere (and music). Mid-range prices.
4 based on 542 reviews
Had a meal at lunchtime during the October Half Term. We were greeted by friendly couple who were polite and helpful. Although the restaurant was fully booked downstairs, we were shown to a first floor table and served within a short time. The meal was piping hot and tasty. Left feeling we had, had good service and enjoyable experience.It's a little pricey, but that's Cornwall.
4.5 based on 379 reviews
Came here as a walk in on a Monday night for dinner with my Wife. Did not book but as it was not too busy we were able to be seated without any problem. Garlic bread starter to share and sausage and mash for me and trio of fish for my Wife washed down with a bottle of wine for £46. Cosy atmosphere and friendly staff so would visit again.
4.5 based on 876 reviews
Welcome to The Shack - a rustic shellfish bar in bustling Events Square, Falmouth, where the food is always fresh! Relaxed dining in an unrivalled atmosphere - with the focus on sparklingly fresh, local seafood. The idea is simple: sociable food and a fun, hands-on approach to shellfish. We've got something for everyone, from shellfish of every variety to fish of the day, steak, vegetarian options and a children's menu. Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner.
I really rate the Shack, and the lunch time winter deal is great value. Love their chowder and the mussels spot on this time. We enjoyed the house wine which was quite drinkable. Service on this occasion a little below par; our male server seemed to have his mind on other things. And one does need to be prepared for no heating at lunch time so if it's a cold day you will feel it. I am used to it and just keep my coat and hat on but my partner is more sensitive and complains.
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