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Where to eat Contemporary food in Constantine Bay: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Contemporary restaurants to try in Constantine Bay including Paul Ainsworth at No. 6, Constantine Restaurant, Bridge Bistro
1. Paul Ainsworth at No. 6
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2872 reviews
Reviewed By Dr_Bill_11
The gold medal went to the comparatively modest starter: raw sea bass on a base of crunchy slaw with creamy kotsuobushi flavoured mayonnaise droplets. Fabulous fillet of beef, beautiful meat perfectly cooked served with charred (carrot cooked on embers) and borderlaise sauce. Pear tart for pudding got the bronze but still Olympic standard (should have had the chocolate cake!)Super Pinot noir by the glass and good choice of non alcoholic drinks. Friendly greeting, service and good send-off. Nicer ambience in the dining room than I remember from last time (though canât pin down why).
2. Constantine Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
A little piece of gourmet heaven on the north Cornish coast. With stunning views out over the Atlantic, Constantine aims to deliver quality local seafood, meat and produce fresh to your plate. Sit back, relax and enjoy the sights of local fishermen workin
Reviewed By Foodandkindness
First things first. The view from the terrace across the course and out towards the setting sun are simply breathtaking. Definitely worth a visit to enjoy a drink and a sublime sunset - but take something warm to wear as it's often breezy and very cold.Sadly, our food came nowhere near the level of expectation that the setting and the price-level established.From little things...such as balsamic glaze being used in place of vinegar in the oil and vinegar dip, and served in a ramekin (so that bread emerged drenched in oil and with a too-sweet molecule of balsamic clinging to it).To more serious issues...crispy beef with no crispiness whatsoever; plaice dish lacking in flavour; and astonishingly even staples such as fish and chips and bacon and cheese chicken burger lacking flavour and seasoning. How is this even possible?!On the plus side, the New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc was excellent (though they tend to be a safe bet these days wherever you go).We'd lost all confidence by the time we'd struggled through our main course so opted to call a halt, but the two who did really enjoyed their Eton Mess.If you've read this far - do please give me an encouraging Thumbs Up helpful vote!Many thanks, Foodandkindness
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3. Bridge Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 462 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, woodbur
Reviewed By LB180516
We enjoyed a lovely meal here with cocktails, great service, well thought out menu and the food was excellent. Highly recommend the chicken burger and pork dish! We were so full after our mains so didnât try a dessert, they looked great though!
