Restaurants with a view...

​Porthminster Beach Café - St Ives
The place to go in St Ives - Porthminster Café is hugely popular and a firm favourite with the Porth holidays team, and for good reason. Sat spectacularly on the edge of Porthminster beach, this stunning location truly sets the scene for a world class dining experience. As you would imagine, the restaurant uses the freshest seafood straight from the boats; oysters, crab, lobster and all things Cornish. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner - But its very popular, so be sure to book your table in advance to avoid disappointment! ​

2 Fore Street - Mousehole
Nestled in the picturesque Cornish village of Mousehole, is this gem of a restaurant. 2 Fore Street has a wonderfully chilled, café-bistro feel and offers sensational local cuisine, and the freshest Cornish seafood! A great daytime coffee spot if you are walking the costal path from Penzance too. 

The Lookout – Falmouth
As the name suggests, this fantastic restaurant overlooks the hustle and bustle of Falmouth harbour. Relax and watch the boats go by whilst enjoying some world food inspired tapas! With outside patio seating too, and serving food all day long it’s both the perfect place to stop off for a light bite, or go all out and have a big seafood platter whilst taking in the beautiful scenic views!

Harbour Fish & Grill – Newquay
Perched on the cliff edge with sensational views of the harbour, this is our top pick for Newquay! You’d be hard pushed to find a more beautiful and relaxing place to sit and watch the world go by. With a beautiful outside seating area, highly rated cuisine, and stunning harbour and beach views - We think you’ll love it as much as we do. 

The Godolphin Arms - Marazion
With panoramic views of the Atlantic and the medieval St Michaels Mount Cornish Castle set within the sea, we think this has got to be one of the most breathtaking dining locations out there. Serving hearty Cornish breakfasts, relaxed lunches and intimate dinners - The Godolphin is a must-visit restaurant if you are visiting the area. 

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