Chic and stylish, 2 Fore Street is a French bistro-style restaurant. Sitting on Mousehole harbour-front it has views across Mount's Bay as far as Lizard point. The menu makes the most of fresh local produce with classic old fashioned fish and chips, homemade burgers with Cornish Blue cheese, locally caught mackerel smoked in-house, simple salads and toasted homemade bread. After your meal, you can relax in the beautiful secluded garden.
Part of the Marazion Hotel in central Marazion, the Cutty Sark Restaurant serves locally sourced food and drink in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and outside garden during the day.
Medieval styled family restaurant, perfect for those families seeking a relaxed dining experience. Very popular with large groups. Lots of lovely Cornish Mead choices if you fancy Cornish tipple!
Situated in this quaint seaside location this bistro style restaurant offers a sophisticated dining atmosphere. There is an extensive menu availlable which features locally sourced produce wherever possible. Families welcomed.
This modern restaurant occupies two floors, tucked away through an archway off Penzance's historic Chapel Street. Fresh and bright, with some great locally-sourced dishes on the menu.
Good food made using locally-sourced fish, meat and veg. The Bay is situated on a hill with great views overlooking Mount's Bay, which can be enjoyed from the open outdoor deck in good weather.
Chic, yet inviting. Fresh local ingredients are key here - the fish comes from the local fishing port at Newlyn and the meat from a local butcher in St Just - making it easy for the award-winning chefs to work their magic. The Mount Haven was recently awarded a second AA Rosette.
A good, reliable choice for Chinese food, located near Penzance harbour.
This little restaurant is hidden away on a side street off Chapel Street. Serves decent Thai food at reasonable prices in pleasant surroundings. You can bring your own beer or wine for a small corkage fee. Space is very limited so booking is advisable, especially for larger groups.
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14 September 2026
Chic and stylish, 2 Fore Street is a French bistro-style restaurant. Sitting on Mousehole harbour-front it has views across Mount's Bay as far as Lizard point. The menu makes the most of fresh local produce with classic old fashioned fish and chips, homemade burgers with Cornish Blue cheese, locally caught mackerel smoked in-house, simple salads and toasted homemade bread. After your meal, you can relax in the beautiful secluded garden.
25 June 2024
Part of the Marazion Hotel in central Marazion, the Cutty Sark Restaurant serves locally sourced food and drink in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and outside garden during the day.
3 February 2016
Medieval styled family restaurant, perfect for those families seeking a relaxed dining experience. Very popular with large groups. Lots of lovely Cornish Mead choices if you fancy Cornish tipple!
1 June 2014
Situated in this quaint seaside location this bistro style restaurant offers a sophisticated dining atmosphere. There is an extensive menu availlable which features locally sourced produce wherever possible. Families welcomed.
29 July 2011
This modern restaurant occupies two floors, tucked away through an archway off Penzance's historic Chapel Street. Fresh and bright, with some great locally-sourced dishes on the menu.
21 April 2011
Good food made using locally-sourced fish, meat and veg. The Bay is situated on a hill with great views overlooking Mount's Bay, which can be enjoyed from the open outdoor deck in good weather.
11 January 2011
Chic, yet inviting. Fresh local ingredients are key here - the fish comes from the local fishing port at Newlyn and the meat from a local butcher in St Just - making it easy for the award-winning chefs to work their magic. The Mount Haven was recently awarded a second AA Rosette.
14 July 2008
This little restaurant is hidden away on a side street off Chapel Street. Serves decent Thai food at reasonable prices in pleasant surroundings. You can bring your own beer or wine for a small corkage fee. Space is very limited so booking is advisable, especially for larger groups.