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Where to eat Bar food in St Martin: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in St Martin including Blue Plate Restaurant Bar Cafe Deli, Black Swan, The Arch, The Plough, The Golden Guinea, The Globe Inn, Copley Arms, The Smugglers Inn, The Blue Peter Inn, Portbyhan Hotel Restaurant
10. Portbyhan Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Our 5 star food and hygiene rated Restaurant & Bar with Lounge & Terrace Area is rapidly becoming a Looe hotspot and is perfect for anyone looking to start the day with a hearty breakfast or nutritious light bite.
Reviewed By obertraun
Went here on a Sunday evening and had the carvery - choice of medium (2 meats) or large (3 meats). Choice of rare or well done beef and good selection of vegetables which were not over cooked. Service was quick, polite and friendly. Nice selection of desserts served with custard, cream or ice cream. Overall a very nice meal and good value for money too.
9. The Blue Peter Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2349 reviews
Multi-Award winning atmospheric, traditional Cornish pub in an excellent location with stunning sea and harbour views. Serving a fantastic range of local ales, cider and spirits. Our hearty home-cooked food is prepared fresh and includes a variety of Dail
Reviewed By Elaine W
We have just had another amazing holiday in Polperro, which included several visits to the best pub in Cornwall, the Blue Peter. We ate there several times and the staff, who are all amazing, friendly and so professional, sorted our table out very quickly. Food was always superb and the atmosphere was so welcoming and friendly. If you go to Polperro, make sure you call in. You will be happy you have. Ten out of ten .
8. The Smugglers Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By 944alisaa
We have visited for drinks, snacks and food during our weeks stay in Seaton and on each visit all has been good. The food is freshly prepared and as such can take a while to arrive, but you are warned of this in advance of ordering and the food we have eaten was very good. Visited by locals as well as holiday makers the bar always seemed busy. Friendly staff, good food and a nice selection of gin!
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7. Copley Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 314 reviews
Reviewed By Rowellgirl
Came to this pub twice with my family as we was on holiday in the area and drove past and thought how nice it looked.On both occasions our food was fantastic the service was great and even our two fussy grandchildren gave it the thumbs up.Try the steak and ale pie its lush.Thank you for your review on Trip Advisor. It is great to hear that you enjoyed your visits to the Copley. I will pass on your comments to the team and we look forward to seeing you again when you are next in Cornwall.Kind regards Mike
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6. The Globe Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
The Globe Inn: a traditional Cornish pub situated at the confluence of the East Looe and West Looe rivers. We serve traditional home cooked food every day and a classic Sunday roast. Where possible all food is locally sourced and we only use sustainable f
Reviewed By WishboneUK
Popped in for a quick pint while waiting for my son to finish school. Locals were friendly, loads of advice on places to go and local info after being told I had recently moved down.Bar staff friendly too. Decent pint. Dog friendly.Will definitely be back.
5. The Golden Guinea
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1309 reviews
Reviewed By Skipper6060
The portions are huge. The chips although frozen were chunky and well cooked the crab cakes were really tasty big lumps of white crab meat in them the bean chilli was really good had a bit of heat to it. Service we quick and friendly all round good p,ace to fill up in
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4. The Plough
Overall Ratings
4 based on 923 reviews
THE AWARD WINNING PLOUGH, DULOE. GREAT FOOD SIMPLY PREPARED WELL. The Plough, Duloe, a delightful Cornish pub celebrating the finest seasonal produce from the surrounding area. Found in the lovely Cornish village of Duloe, offering a warm and relaxed atmo
Reviewed By B912TDtroyb
The plough was highly recommended to us as somewhere we could eat with our dogs. It was a pleasant pub, the staff were good and the food was good. If youre in the area or passing by then you will get a decent meal but I would say that you will find a similar quality and style of country pub quite readily.
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3. The Arch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
Here at The Arch we pride ourselves on making as much as we possibly can so it is freshly prepared for you; tasty small plates, mains and delicous desserts
Reviewed By David W
Selected The Arch whilst browsing and booked a table for the next evening, We were treated to a great experience by the staff who were very accommodating. The food was excellent. Pork in cider was so tasty and the cheesy mash was the absolute best ever. The cheesecake was so light and tasty I thoroughly recommend this restaurant.
2. Black Swan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 542 reviews
Reviewed By mrstwigg
Chanced the Black Swan for our last meal of our family holiday. Lovely place, really busy with a lovely atmosphere. We were served by a lovely lad called Adam, very shy but very polite. He got our order spot on and the food was very nice. Good sized portions, a little too much for us!! Will be back next year.
1. Blue Plate Restaurant Bar Cafe Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 505 reviews
Stylish atmospheric Bar Seafood Grill. Blueplate at the forefront of ever changing food swings , delivers an end product which not only stimulates the palette, it lures you into the amazing wine list with classic wines locally sourced award winning wines
Reviewed By Wheresmebus
Had dinner here, great locally sourced fare, seafood plus a lamb dish that was on the specials for the day. I had the Fowey Mussels, missus went for salmon and crabmeat pizza. Have to say the mussels were quite the best (and the biggest) Iâve ever had outside of France. Reasonable prices including the wine list, prompt service, engaging conversation with the owner. Definitely coming back next time weâre down here. Might be a good idea to book by the way, âcos itâs obviously very popular though we were found a table for two very early on in the evening. Altogether exemplary. Oh yes, and the loos were the poshest weâve seen for a long timethank you for your kind reviews which are very much appreciated, really pleased that you thoroughly enjoyed the Blueplate, we look forward to seeing you both on your next trip, again many thanks Simon and Samantha
