Cranbrook Rock – Sleeps 8

FOOD Lovers' haven

North Cornwall, both sides of the Camel estuary, boasts 3 Michelin-starred restaurants and a diverse selection of fine restaurants, pubs and cafes.

Paul Ainsworth's No 6 in Padstow, Restaurant Nathan Outlaw at the top and Outlaw's Fish Kitchen down by the harbour in Port Isaac all have Michelin stars.

Add to these, there is the The Mariner's in Rock (Nathan Outlaw), Rojano's in the Square in Padstow, the St Kew Inn; The Maltster's Arms in Chaple Amble and Rick Stein in Padstow.

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Cafes galore...

Great cafe's down by the ferry in Rock, in Padstow, Wadebridge and, during the summer months, coastal walkers will find a lovely cream tea cafe 50 yards off the coastal path at Hawker's Cove en route to Stepper Point.

Michelin *

Paul Ainsworth No. 6, Padstow
Paul Ainsworth's Michelin 1* restaurant, tucked away in the old town one street back from the harbour. Often quoted as the bes restaurant in Cornwall. Exceppent food for a special occasion. 
Website: www.paul-ainsworth.co.uk
6 Middle Street, Padstow PL28 8AP
01841 532093

Michelin Starred Restaurants Serving locally sourced food

Great traditional pubs, great food and local beers, open fires

Visit Port Isaac and have a drink while listening to The Fisherman's Friends

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Cornwall has an amazing array of wonderful places to eat. Cafes, traditional pubs, seaside restaurants, Michelin starred restaurants, by the sea, on the beach or on the cliff tops. There is something for every occasion that will appeal to everyone. Go and enjoy!

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