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Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Looe. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you.. Looe (/ˈluː/; Cornish: Logh, lit. "deep water inlet") is a small coastal town, fishing port and civil parish in south-east Cornwall, England, with a population of 5,280 at the 2011 census.
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10. The Sardine Factory Restaurant & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 245 reviews
Reviewed By Beergander
We enjoyed a Saturday night dinner whilst staying at Talland Bay.The building has been restored and converted to a high standard, with great decor. Very friendly staff.We shared nibbles, nuts, olives and hummus. The hummus was particularly delicious.I opted for sea bass whilst my wife had sea bream, we shared buttered potatoes and a Asian salad. All of which was delicious and well cooked (especially the Asian salad). My only criticism would be that the menu didnât highlight that the sea bass was farmed. We shared brownie with peanut butter ice cream for pudding.Attentive service, great to see a restaurant full in October too. I really hope this pls e is successful and remains a feature for Looe.
9. Talland Bay Beach Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 611 reviews
Beach Cafe with parking for 60 cars and direct access to the beach. Open daily for light lunches, eat in or take-away. 10 Flavours of local ice cream, cream teas, fresh crab sandwiches and much more. We also have a beach shop selling wetsuits, beach shoes
Reviewed By dolcevita892
What a lovely surprise to find this as we approached Talland Bay. Managed to get a table right by the beachside. Had coffee which was served in brightly coloured striped cups, which I loved. We also had some prawn sandwiches which were lovely and fresh. A very clean establishment. Not your usual beach cafe, a very upmarket beach cafe I would say. There is also parking at the cafe but I would recommend walking along the coast path, spectacular scenery. You must pay a visit!!!
8. Miss Marples Tea Room & Cornish Delights
Overall Ratings
4 based on 486 reviews
Reviewed By YorkshireSandra
Lovely little tea room in the heart of Looe. Visited each time I've been in Looe and never been disappointed. Lovely scone and cream (plenty of it!)
7. The Coddy Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2360 reviews
Reviewed By dh140770
Glad we booked as the place was busy and I doubt we would have got in. This was a Thursday and not during school holidays. The food was good. For starters we had deep fried brie and thai fish cakes. Portion sizes were good. For mains we had medium fish and chips, thai fish cakes and a kids fish and chips. All good quality, the only thing that was confusing was 4 fish cakes as the main but no chips. Perhaps this would be better as 3 fish cakes and some chips. Either way we shared it out and we were all good.Pudding was a cinnamon waffle and several spoons. Lovely.We've only docked a point because of the slightly odd main and that my wife felt the fish cakes weren't quite as good a thai restaurant. (We shall find out tonight as we are going thai).
6. The Sea Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 274 reviews
Great Seafood restaurant with a beautiful view of Looe. Please call to book in advance to avoid disappointment. If you have any allergies or specific dietary requirements please let us know before you arrive.
Reviewed By MadImp
This has to have been one of the best meals I have ever eaten. The whole place was amazing; the setting, the staff and the food all simply devine. Our fish was cooked to perfection, so fresh and delicious with such complimentary flavours. The food was so good, we stuffed ourselves on 3 courses as didnât want to miss the experience. Sat in awe watching the chef cook and prepare so calmly with a great team around him. Table service exactly the right level. Definitely recommend booking ahead as restaurant was full. If you are staying in Looe, it is more than worth the walk up the hill. We drove an hour to eat here and we would do it again!
5. The Lookout on the Quay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
A Funky contemporary river-side café ideally situated on the quayside in East Looe, with delicious local goodies, music and a view worth relaxing to. Coffee/tea, breakfast, home baked and Gluten free delights...yum! Unwind in the evening with wine and nib
Reviewed By ragglecarter
Nice food and a range of portion sizes. Buttered toast was delicious! Really lovely bread. Nice coffee too. Small, especially when it's a little too cool to sit outside, but a nice place for a brunch stop.
4. Island View Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By 176av
We had just completed our coast walk and spotted this colourful cafe snuggled by the pathway overlooking the beachThe garden looked so inviting that we found a seat and ordered a quick snack and coffee,This garden was packed and the food was delivered cheerfully.They only have a tiny kitchen big enough for two but it just goes to show that a positive happy service is the main ingredient to the customers enjoyment.We really enjoyed our snack and it was the perfect end to a perfect day.
3. The Ancient Mariner Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 519 reviews
We are a family run Bistro located only 100 metres from the beach and have a great pride in the quality of our Local food, from the Freshest of Fish and shellfish direct from the Harbour on our doorstep, to the amazing meats supplied from farms nearby. We
Reviewed By Sam30London
Had a wonderful evening here, small, family run restaurant serving local produce, cooked to perfection. Mel is a lovely host as well - highly recommended.
2. Daisy's Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 987 reviews
We are a small based friendly Cafe in Looe, Cornwall. Dogs, kids and muddy boots welcome!Open 7 days a week, it's a great place to pop in and grab a coffee and bite to eat.kids menu available.We offer Gluten free options for sweet or savory choices and ve
Reviewed By Wheresmebus
First place we came to whilst descending into the town from the coast path. Quite a gem, had the salmon chowder which was the dayâs special and was perfectly acceptable. Friendly service. Cosy. Eat here.
1. Rumours Bistro and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By MarionC161
Popped in on Friday morning for a coffee, lovely cheery welcome, especially as it was pouring with rain....delightful coffee.Back again in the evening, again great welcome, two smashing waitresses, place is spotlessly clean, service great and meal was super, selection of fish in a very nice yummy cream sauce and a good amount of fresh vegetables. Eaton Mess for pudding again really great.New find for us, so from a quick coffee to lunch or evening meal we will be going again.....Christmas menus looks great and well worth a visit.Hi Marion, what a kind review, weâre extremely pleased youâve enjoyed your visit to Rumours. Weâll pass your comments back to the Team who work hard for their customers and itâs gratifying for them when their efforts are rewarded with such positive comments.Call in again to see us soon.Kind regardsSarah and Mark
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