Its black and white decor, smartly set tables and elegant staff create positive impressions of this restaurant opposite the church, where food is taken seriously. Confit duck and beetroot pastilla is teamed with pomegranate molasses and couscous,...

In a moorland village above a tributary of the Fowey River is this former longhouse, with characteristic thick stone walls, low beams, granite and slate floors, open fires and an unusual bread oven. Much of the present building dates from the 12th...

A visit by Edward VII to a local copper mine gave this much-extended 19th-century inn its name, and it was originally frequented by travellers and employees of the Great Western Railway. The pub is on the Atlantic Coast Line of the ‘Rail Ale Trail...

Once a coastguard station, this 300-year-old pub on the road to Polkerris Beach faces west, so watching the sun set over St Austell Bay is a delight. In the bar there’s a good selection of real ales from the south-west, real cider, and local organic...