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Top 10 restaurants in Wadebridge, United Kingdom (UK)
Wadebridge (Cornish: Ponswad) is a civil parish and town in north Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. The town straddles the River Camel 5 miles (8.0 km) upstream from Padstow. The permanent population is 6,222 (Census 2001), increasing to 7,900 at the 2011 census. There are two electoral wards in the town (East and West). Their total population is 8,272
Things to do in Wadebridge
1. Quarryman
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 341 reviews
Reviewed By Lynn B - St. Breward, United Kingdom
We were not able to travel far this Christmas so decided to try somewhere new in our local area. Had heard that The Quarryman was very good but we had never tried it. Thought this would be a good opportunity. Thought that one of their sizzling steaks would make a great alternative for a Christmas Eve lunch. It didn't disappoint! The steaks were huge, tender & delicious. Caramelised onions, mushrooms & chips on the side. All piping hot...served on metal plater that kept it hot until the last morsel.
There is a friendly welcome there. Good service. A cosy dinning area with a roaring fire. Our dog was welcome in the tiled dinning area. Plenty of parking. Just off the main Wadebrige to Padstow road. Nice countryside & views. All in all a good experience. Would defiantly eat there again. A good choice if you love a good steak.
2. The Raj Indian Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 461 reviews
Indian foods at its finest
Reviewed By Andy R - Widemouth Bay, United Kingdom
Cons-
acoustics are terrible and when you’ve poor parents who let their children run riot it makes the noise unbearable.
The decor hasn’t been updated since about 1997 so looks tired and plain.
Pros-
More than make up for the cons. Great food, service impeccable, clean and reasonably priced. Not cheap but on the cusp of ok.
Well worth a visit, slightly off the Main Street overlooking the Camel
3. Pityme Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 393 reviews
You are sure of a warm friendly welcome at The Pityme Inn, we serve great pub food and a good selection of beers wines and spirits from the award winning St.Austell brewery. we welcome families and dogs are allowed in the bar area.try giving us a visit,we think you'll come back for more.
Reviewed By Stevo2112 - Bristol, United Kingdom
Visited The Pityme Inn on four occasions over the New Year period ,couple of time just for a drink , and on two times for a meal ,we received a warm welcome with excellent service.
Good varied choices on the menu , and the Specials board.
We did have a small problem with one meal but it was dealt with in a polite efficient manner and we were totally happy with the outcome.
I particularly liked the fact the waiting staff checked every customer eating on every course , nice to see !!
4. The Maltsters
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 370 reviews
The Maltsters Arms is a local friendly village pub, located in Chapel Amble near Wadebridge in the heart of Cornwall. This traditional pub is run by five locals who clubbed together and bought the pub. Two of the partners are chefs and they prepare and cook all of the food fresh to order. In the bar we serve a full selection of draught beers, wines, real ales and spirits for your personal enjoyment along with soft drinks for non-drinkers, drivers. With the pubs fantastic atmosphere and friendly staff this make the Maltsters Arms a pub where every one wants to spend the day. Situated on the premises of the pub is a beautiful beer garden where you can sit and relax while having a refreshing drink during the warm summer months. With disabled facilities and a car park situated on the grounds of the pub we tend to the needs of all our customers. The pub serves an extensive menu including light lunches ( our famous mussels )and also a dinner menu including the likes of tender local duck and lamb ,plenty of fresh seafood or just a giant 8oz beef burger with our own tomato chutney. This warm and friendly pub is the perfect place for a night out .If you fancy a carvery on Sunday ( four meats) please make a booking as it is always very busy.We look forward to seeing you soon.
Reviewed By Barry C - Helston, United Kingdom
Having booked in advance when on a visit from West Cornwall, my family came here for lunch on NewYear's Day. On arrival, we were made most welcome. and immediately sensed the friendly atmosphere. Our orders for drinks and food were taken by a very friendly...MoreThank you for the review. I am pleased to hear that you enjoyed your meals. It was a very busy lunchtime so I do apologise if you had to wait longer than usual or your meals. Hope to see you again.
5. Bridge Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 385 reviews
Beautiful Converted Reading Room with High Ceilings and Ecclesiastic Style Windows PL27 7DA Opened on 28th May 2010. Extension into other half of the Mechanics Institute in March 2014. New Extension is a more modern atmosphere, some booth Seating, woodburner. Relaxed atmosphere for both eating and drinking. Same menu served throughout.
Reviewed By UFruDatWadebridge - Wadebridge, United Kingdom
Went to the seven course New Years Eve dinner at the Bridge Bistro and had a lovely time. Food was nicely presented and delightful. Didn’t think we would be able to eke out the meal for four hours until midnight but the courses weren’t rushed and we actually finished at 2355 which was perfect for fireworks viewed from the bridge. Courses ranged from soup, scallops, chicken, pork, granita, cheesecake to truffles. Very nice evening and will certainly do it again.
6. The Shed Cafe & Brunch Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 318 reviews
THE FOODIES CAFE! A rustic Brunch Bar run by passionate chefs, producing real food made with quality, free range local produce.
Reviewed By Ric B
The last time the bacon sandwiches were awesome. This time the undisputed best scrambled eggs in the world. Great coffee, plenty of interesting choices on the menu with classy Sicilian pastries - we happily drive 25 miles from Truro for breakfast. See you again soon.
7. The Pickwick Inn & Oliver's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 694 reviews
Set in 7 acres of beautiful Cornish countryside, the Pickwick Inn is one of North Cornwall's hidden gems. The award-winning pub and restaurant now has 9 luxury bedrooms, all with sweeping, uninterrupted views across the Camel Estuary to Padstow and Rock and out to sea. Beer garden and children's play area.
Reviewed By Derek J - Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Excellent dinner with family. Well presented meal with good variety of choice on menu. Very pleasant staff,
good level of attention. Restaurand nicely furnished although the shape if the cutlery handles made it tricky to use. Nice wine list and the Merlot we drank was excellent. Would recommend.
8. Relish Food and Drink
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 211 reviews
At Relish we're famous for our coffee and relaxed friendly service. We're family friendly, dog friendly and offer free wifi. Set around a sheltered courtyard just yards from the main shopping street, there's ample indoor and outdoor Seating in the cafe, delicatessen and courtyard. We serve high quality breakfast, lunch and home made cakes & biscuits from 9am to 4pm, Monday to Saturday.
Reviewed By pauline h - Margate, United Kingdom
Waiting for a hair dressing appointment , I decided to have tea and scone priced at £3.60 very reasonable I thought. But I asked for Earl Grey instead of normal blend. No worries I was told! No mention of extra costs!! But on paying I was made to pay £2.95 for the privilege off a teaspoon of Earl Grey tea!!! Rip Off it what! Shan't be going back even though I live in Wadebridge.
9. The Point at Polzeath
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 200 reviews
Excellent views looking out over Polzeath and Pentire Point. Outdoor Seating and dining available, Varied menu using local produce including plenty of fresh fish on the daily specials board. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, as well as kids menu available. Friendly and welcoming staff with great knowledge of the local area. Please call us to make a reservation or for any other enquiries.
Reviewed By jnismith - Harpenden
On a hill overlooking the sea The golf course will fill you with glee Beginners aren't barred But some holes are quite hard And the greens are quite far from the tee.
10. The Mowhay Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew B - Greater London, United Kingdom
We had a lovely dinner at Mowhay. The building is interesting - diners are surrounded by artworks that are for sale. I was tempted by a couple of them! The staff are well organised, clear with the special dishes available, and attentive. The menu was excellent- I like being presented with difficult choices! We had lamb and plaice - the food was very well presented and had been beautifully prepared. Theee was a good wine list. We will definitely be booking again.
