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The Regent Cafe

➤ The Lizard, Cornwall,Isles Of Scilly, United Kingdom, TR12 7NU, Cornwall,Isles of Scilly

Menu • Indian • Seafood • British • American

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"After taking a walk along the coast and returning, we were quite hungry. Unfortunately, most places had already closed for the day, and we were disappointed to find out that the local fish and chip shop in Lizard doesn't offer Gluten Free options. However, we were relieved to stumble upon this restaurant. The staff was accommodating and showed us the menu with gluten-free options. They promptly served us drinks and the food arrived not long after. The meal was delicious and satisfying!"

Cadgwith Cove Crab

➤ Steamers House, Grade-Ruan, United Kingdom, TR12 7JX

Menu • Pub • Vegan • Seafood • British

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"for us cornwall is the eidechse half island a must visit is this pub large food especially fresh seafood from the next load and that is the fisherman of the village on the day. we were a few summers ago with one of them. cadgwith, is in a place to die for! is an understatement. the cadgwith cove inn is a beautiful example for a quintessential British pub warm, cozy, friendly with excellent food. it also serves good local eldest and gin. but please pick them cornwalls fab camp korew on tap. we will be back every year."

Coast Coffee And Bistro

➤ Lighthouse Road, TR12 7NG, Cornwall,Isles of Scilly, United Kingdom

Menu • Steak • Coffee • Seafood • Vegetarian

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"We live near St Austell, Cornwall and decided to take a trip to Kynance Cove and The Lizard. We enjoyed a lovely walk along the coastal path. When we arrived at the center of The Lizard, we were in search of a restaurant or cafe for lunch. Remembering our positive experience at the Coast Cafe years ago, we decided to give it another try. We were extremely pleased with the prompt service and the delicious meal that exceeded our expectations. We would definitely give it a five-star rating. Excellent job!"

Coast Coffee Bistro

➤ Lighthouse Rd, Cornwall,Isles of Scilly, United Kingdom

Menu • Cafe • Fish • Coffee • Seafood

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"Thank you TA for showing his this gem. After a windy, wet, misty day doing all the sights we finished at Lizard point. Decided to stop at the village on the way out for something to warm us up before the drive back to...our holiday cottage and so looked up on TA. When we entered two lovely smiles greeted us and we asked if they were still open, a nice bit of banter about their work day out the following day and we sat at the back of the room by the wood burning stove. Great menu selection from cakes to snacks to full on fresh fish dishes we were tempted by the sea bass but know we’re having in St Ives so we both went for the Fish and chips. Huge portion of fresh cod, with melt in the mouth batter, proper (real) mushy peas and home made tatar sauce. We also had (greedy) halloumi fries wow huge sticks of portions. If you are having coffee our flat white and cappuccino were spot on wish we had room for pudding as the chocolate cake our table next to us were having looked amazing! Hope they have a fun staff day out they deserve it ."

Cadgwith Cove Inn

➤ New Road, TR12 7JX, Cornwall,Isles of Scilly, United Kingdom

Menu • Pubs • Full • Steak • Seafood

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"Friday 25th August 2023, My husband and I we saw a sign for a 17th Century Seafood Inn at Cadgwith Cove, and so we decided to explore this further. A steep narrow lane winds down to a small cove, divided by a small rocky promontory. Thatched stone cottages cluster round the beach. It is a working fishing port and local fishermen catch mainly crab and lobsters out in the bay and these are sold at the fish market on the quay. We parked the car in the car park at the top of the hill and took the path down to Cadgwith Cove. The path wound through a wild flower meadow and then down through the thatched cottages, even through gardens on the way to the cove, a very idyllic place with pastel coloured cottages and lovely cottage gardens. A flight of steps brings you out opposite the harbour quay, with its brightly coloured fishing boats and buoys, nets, chains and winches used in the catching of lobsters and crabs. Cadgwith Cove Inn was a lovely thatched inn, with a lovely outside courtyard, where you could sit and eat in the sunshine; they also have a nice indoor restaurant. My husband and I had a nice table for two inside. The restaurant is oak beamed and has pictures of seafarers and boats and plaques about boats which have been lost to sea in the cove. We perused the small but interesting menu; it had lots of lovely fish dishes on it and we ordered our food. We both had starters; my husband had scallops and I had crab pate served with brown bread and butter. The starters were delicious and were just the perfect size to get the palate started. My husband for his main course had the prawn, hake and monkfish curry served with rice, which he said was delicious. I had lobster thermadore served with a nice crispy salad and buttered new potatoes. The lobster was to live for and I had lots of fun excavating the meat, so all that was left was a pile of sculpture like shells. The meal was delicious. We washed all this lovely food down with a nice chilled bottle of Chardonnay white wine. We both had a dessert; my husband and I both had the dark chocolate and almond torte, which was sex on a plate and seductively delicious but lovely and light and was perfect finish to our meal. We did not bother with any teas or coffees afterwards as we were both well fed and very content. After our meal we went outside to listen to the locals singing ‘Sea Shanties’, there were lots of people there and it was nice to be part of this wonderful celebration."