On the upper floor of Celtic House, Kota Kai is blessed with unbeatable views over the inner harbour of Porthleven, Britain's southernmost port. The menu, with its Asian bias, also rewards close attention, listing, for example, bao bun with hoisin...

Situated on the harbour head by Porthleven's shingle beach and the bay, Kota aims to bring a Pacific Rim seafood ethos to windblown Cornwall. With a pair of guest rooms on hand, it's a streamlined operation, centred on a tiled dining room under an...

Dating from the 17th century, this smugglers' inn is built into the cliffs, and is approached by a flight of stone steps. In summer there’s nothing better than sitting with a glass of ale and watching the fishing boats coming and going in the...

In extensive gardens on the old St Ives coach road, with glorious valley views towards Trencrom Hill, this cosy, family-friendly pub and restaurant was built in the 18th century as Lelant Mill. Although it ceased milling in the early 1900s, the old...