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Where to eat British food in Callington: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what British restaurants to try in Callington including The Racehorse Inn, Carpenters Arms, Louis' Tea Room, The Manor House Inn, The Engine House at Compton Park, Helluva Pasties, Who'd Have Thought It Inn, The Bulls Head, Kelliwik Cafe, Swingletree Inn
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10. Swingletree Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Family friendly pub serving food allday with large beer garden with childrens play area . Warm and welcoming atmosphere dogs welcome
Reviewed By YorkiesinDevon
This is a real local pub who provide good quality no nonsense food. We arrived at 6 as a group of 10 Food was provided quite quite quickly and without any fuss. Everybody in our group were very satisfiedThankyou for your nice review hope to see you again karen
9. Kelliwik Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By lordbramble
Tasty food, delicious home-made cakes, and lovely staff who make you feelso welcome - a MUST if you are in the area.Should have been called 'Rick's Cafe'! Rick really makes you feel at homethere.Thank you for your kind comments. X Rick is a great asset and we could not do without him x
8. The Bulls Head
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
A traditional cornish pub in the heart of Callington, serving home cooked food, with a great selection of real ales & friendly locals and pub dogs
Reviewed By Iola E
We were in Callington as we needed to get 2 new tyres on our car, and dropped into the Bulls Head for a quick drink, whilst we waited. Decided to have one of their "Winter Warmers" dishes. Good service, nice food. Will visit again.
7. Who'd Have Thought It Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 556 reviews
The Who'd Have Thought It Inn is a traditional country pub serving great food, wines, ciders and local ales with a warm welcome. The menu consists of a variety of delicious classic pub dishes, all homemade using locally sourced ingredients and an ever cha
Reviewed By Chris B
The whitebait starters were excellent and a meal on their own. Local sausages with beautifully cooked mash, gravy and vegetables were a real treat and we didn't have room left to try the deserts. Complimented by well kept beer and wine. Would definitely visit again if anywhere near.Thank you so much for a lovely review. We look forward to seeing you very soon
6. Helluva Pasties
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By 861justineb
Helluva pasties are my favourite pasties by far! They have take away trailers that are situated at certain points at particular times daily. They also supplied cocktail pasties for my wedding and arrived at exactly the time arranged. Everyone loved them and they didnât last long! Highly recommended. Oh, you can also buy them from some shops frozen to bake at home.
5. The Engine House at Compton Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 302 reviews
Compton Park nestles on the warm southern slopes of Kit Hill. Kit Hill once owned by Prince Charles, but given to the people to celebrate the birth of Prince William, Kit Hill is a 400 acre Country Park towering above the beautiful Cornish and Devon count
Reviewed By TinaS1985
We went yesterday for lunch. Beautiful views across the moors and as the weather was gorgeous our visit was made even more enjoyable by sitting outside in the sunshine.There is something for everyone on the menu, full English, vegan and vegetarians breakfast served all day, sandwiches, jackets, salads and full meals. We had a variety of toasted sandwiches, baguettes and jackets, all served with a lovely fresh side salad and homemade coleslaw - always a winner for our family! The service was good, friendly and efficient, the food was lovely and reasonably priced. We shall definitely be returning.
4. The Manor House Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
We are a typical Traditional English Country Pub. Privately owned in the same family for the past 27 years. We offer a very friendly and warm welcome by family and staff alike. Available is fine wines and superb ales. We offer traditional truly Home cooke
Reviewed By vinjac23
Me and my family were excited to all meet up for a dinner. Everything was going well until we overheard the waitress very loud and clear state to another couple that they should be seated around the corner as me and my family were 'too loud' we were not loud, we were happy and her comment tainted the get together, to the the point that we felt unwelcome and embarrassed. The food was lovely but the older waitress was completely out of line.
3. Louis' Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 402 reviews
Independent family run restaurant, open 7 days a week, providing home cooked food & great service. Fully licensed and child friendly. Plenty of vegetarian options. Usually 20 different homemade desserts of the menu. We also have a farm shop which sells a
Reviewed By GoonerGav
Eight members of our family met here for breakfast on a Saturday morning.We were all staying locally but in different places. This was our meet-up.There was a variety of breakfasts on offer which suited our differing appetites, varying from the "not very hungry", "ravenous" and the "hungover".Everyone was satisfied.Good food and swift affable service, all at a reasonable price.It is no surprise that this cafe, well out of town, is very popular.We will no doubt return when next in the area.
2. Carpenters Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
A charming 15th century pub located in the picturesque village of Metherell, in the middle of the stunning Tamar Valley, ust 10 minutes drive from the historic, beautifully preserved, Tudor Cotehele House. . The Carpenters Arms is, named after the carpent
Reviewed By Ratchetmonkey
Been to The Carpenters Arms on many occasions including Birthday parties, always received a warm and happy welcome. The staff are always polite, courteous, diligent and go out of their way to help. Food is always excellent whether itâs Pizza, steak, fish and chips, roast or something from the specials board. Curryâs are delicious and all food homemade. Great selection of ales and gin.
Most Popular European food in Callington, England, United Kingdom
1. The Racehorse Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 321 reviews
Reviewed By Jisworth
Stayed here for a couple of nights when looking for a base to see friends and visit Padstow. Nestled in the rolling hills it really is in a stunning and peaceful location. We ate an excellent dinner on the first night. The food there is some of the best we ate on our entire holiday! There was a lovely buzzing atmosphere too because it was the pub quiz night! Itâs obviously a very popular spot! We were really well looked after at both breakfasts too! You feel properly at home and like nothing is too much bother! We will definitely be back!So glad you enjoyed your stay with us and your food experience. It seems so different to the what shall I call them, lets be kind- the reviewers, who left the review the day after you. Its as if you came to two different venues! The one you came to is the one we are very proud of and happy to have won awards for our food! see you next time you are in Cornwall.
