Places in CornwallTrenance Cottage Tea Rooms, Newquay, CornwallTuesday, August 31st, 2010Welcome back! Have you added your own review yet? You may want to subscribe to our RSS feed or our email updates. Thanks again for visiting!
Restaurant, Brittany FerriesThursday, June 10th, 2010
The Pier Cafe, Prince of Wales Pier, FalmouthMonday, April 12th, 2010
Great coffee stop and lunch venue with outdoor seating for when the weather is good which overlooks the harbour and sea. Design, Marketing, SEO | Bright New MediaThe Beach Hut, Watergate Bay, CornwallFriday, April 9th, 2010
Find out more about The Beach Hut, Watergate Bay at www.watergatebay.co.uk Design, Marketing, SEO | Bright New MediaThe Falmouth Townhouse, Falmouth, CornwallFriday, April 9th, 2010
Find out more about The Falmouth Townhouse, Falmouth at www.falmouthtownhouse.co.uk Design, Marketing, SEO | Bright New MediaDriftwood Hotel in CornwallMonday, March 15th, 2010
Porthminster Cafe, St IvesMonday, February 22nd, 2010
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Seaforth B&B, St IvesTuesday, January 19th, 2010
Marina Villa Hotel, FoweyTuesday, January 19th, 2010
I had high hopes for the Marina Villa Hotel, having read reviews and looked at their nice website. I had put it on my list of must go places. On arrival we we’re handed map with directions of how to find the remote parking facility quite some distance away…
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An unexpectedly fabulous dinner was to be had in the restaurant on the Brittany Ferries Plymouth-Santander crossing… Veuve Clicquot, a tasty flaky crab salad starter followed by a surprisingly good fruits de mer and eye-popping icecream profiteroles with a chocolate sauce to finish… By boat is definitely the only way to fly!
When my nephew was asked what he wanted to do during his annual Easter visit to Cornwall to see me, he replied ‘well we’ll have to go to the Beach Hut of course’, which is quite a compliment coming from the boy who once said he could eat for England!!! He ordered his favourite dish of mussels and after using the lovely Baker Tom bread to soak up all the juices his plate didn’t have a morsal of food left on it. Fabulous food & views of the beach as usual.
Billed as a Boutique B&B I had high expectations for the Seaforth. Alarm bells started ringing when the overly friendly very tanned man greeted us and pointed out where to park our car in the local council car park down the road, but to be fair he did give us a permit to make up for the hike back up to the house.
