Appleton's at the Vineyard
Head Chef Andy Appleton worked for over 10 years at Fifteen Cornwall and has now vetured out on his own to create a contemporary restaurant offering rustic, Italian dishes with a Cornish twist.
Things to do near St Columb Major
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Appleton's at the Vineyard
Head Chef Andy Appleton worked for over 10 years at Fifteen Cornwall and has now vetured out on his own to create a contemporary restaurant offering rustic, Italian dishes with a Cornish twist.
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Blue Anchor Inn
A St Austell Brewery pub offering traditional pub grub. Children are welcome and there's a garden and terrace for alfreso dining. You'll find ample parking and this is a dog friendly house.
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Brewers Fayre
In central Cornwall this family restaurant offers standard pub food and is wheelchair accessible. You'll find ample free parking and outdoor seating and a garden for warmer months.
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Camel Creek Adventure Park
Have a fun filled family day out with lots of rides and activities. There's a roller coaster, pony rides, pets corner and swamp busters (to name a few!). Come along and join in the fun. The park is mainly wheelchair friendly but it's best to check their website for full access details.
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Ring O' Bells Churchtown
If you're in the area then this 17th century pub is worth a visit. Set in the heart of the village there's a bar, small restaurant and courtyard garden. Food is home cooked to order and popular with locals and visitors alike.
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St Columb Major
There's lots more to the Newquay area than Newquay itself - St Columb is testament to that, with easy access off the A30 for all things beach related, there are lots of heritage sites in the area; Nine Maidens, Castle an Dinas, Devil's Quoit and Rosenannon Downs, plus The Vale of Lanherne and valley of the River Menalhyl should all be on the itinerary.
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The Fox's Revenge
In a central location this pub is open daily from 9am - 11pm. Enjoy fine dining, breakfast, lunch or dinner combined with music and outdoor movies. Families are welcome.
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The Mermaid Inn Porth
Sitting right above the beach on the outskirts of Porth, The Mermaid is a family run pub and ideal for drinks and meals with a sea view. There is regulary live music and the atmosphere is friendly and relaxed.
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The Pickwick Inn & Olivers Restaurant
With scenic views in seven acres of stunning countryside, you can enjoy an extensive menu with local fish, seafood and meats alongside daily specials, vegetarian options and kids menu. There's a safe children's play area, large car park and if you want to build up an apetite, tennis court (booking essential).
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The Ring O Bells
Centrally located, this pub offers real ale, open fires and a garden for the summer months. Food is traditional pub grub. There are three bars and the pub dates back to the 15th century.
Things to do near St Columb Major
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Blue Anchor Inn
A St Austell Brewery pub offering traditional pub grub. Children are welcome and there's a garden and terrace for alfreso dining. You'll find ample parking and this is a dog friendly house.
Brewers Fayre
In central Cornwall this family restaurant offers standard pub food and is wheelchair accessible. You'll find ample free parking and outdoor seating and a garden for warmer months.
Camel Creek Adventure Park
Have a fun filled family day out with lots of rides and activities. There's a roller coaster, pony rides, pets corner and swamp busters (to name a few!). Come along and join in the fun. The park is mainly wheelchair friendly but it's best to check their website for full access details.
Ring O' Bells Churchtown
If you're in the area then this 17th century pub is worth a visit. Set in the heart of the village there's a bar, small restaurant and courtyard garden. Food is home cooked to order and popular with locals and visitors alike.
St Columb Major
There's lots more to the Newquay area than Newquay itself - St Columb is testament to that, with easy access off the A30 for all things beach related, there are lots of heritage sites in the area; Nine Maidens, Castle an Dinas, Devil's Quoit and Rosenannon Downs, plus The Vale of Lanherne and valley of the River Menalhyl should all be on the itinerary.
The Fox's Revenge
In a central location this pub is open daily from 9am - 11pm. Enjoy fine dining, breakfast, lunch or dinner combined with music and outdoor movies. Families are welcome.
The Mermaid Inn Porth
Sitting right above the beach on the outskirts of Porth, The Mermaid is a family run pub and ideal for drinks and meals with a sea view. There is regulary live music and the atmosphere is friendly and relaxed.
The Pickwick Inn & Olivers Restaurant
With scenic views in seven acres of stunning countryside, you can enjoy an extensive menu with local fish, seafood and meats alongside daily specials, vegetarian options and kids menu. There's a safe children's play area, large car park and if you want to build up an apetite, tennis court (booking essential).
The Ring O Bells
Centrally located, this pub offers real ale, open fires and a garden for the summer months. Food is traditional pub grub. There are three bars and the pub dates back to the 15th century.