There are several reasons to visit Maker Heights. Firstly it’s situated in an amazing location. Perched on top of the penninsular from one direction you can see across to Plymouth and Drake’s Island, in the other Cawsand. The Canteen is run by a couple of excellent chef’s – (read more) – they strongly promote using…
Blessed with a fantastic vista of Portwrinkle beach and the sea! You will certainly savour your coffee and cakes, ice-creams or tapas even more thanks to the view. If it’s sunny then there’s ample seating outside, or on a crisp winter’s day or when it’s ‘blowing a hoolie’ you can retreat inside where is warm…
If sitting around relaxing and eating is not your bag, then why not pop over to Cawsand Bay and hire a Kayak or Paddleboard. The friendly team will provide some handy technique tips, local tide/currents to be aware of. plus they will even help you carry your board to and from the water – what…
The Rod & Line award-winning pub in Tideford is notorious in South East Cornwall, known for it’s excellent food. Sunday roasts during the winter and fresh local Fish all year round, the Chilli crab claws are to die for! During weekends you might find a a local band tucked in the corner or local singer…
The Stables in St Germans are attractive on two fronts – firstly the location set in an aesthetically designed stable courtyard on the Port Eliot Estate, – and secondly it just has a great relaxed vibe. In the daytime it serves tasty light lunches, yummy cakes and excellent coffees. In the evenings it transforms into…
The food at Tideford based Heskyn Mill has a great reputation for quality, with the owners highly promoting their use of locally sourced ingredients – the menu is very appetising indeed. It’s set in a Historic Grade2* listed 18th-century mill – part of which is still visible inside, giving the restaurant a unique and atmospheric,…
If you like ‘food with a view’ then The Cliff Top Café perched on the cliffs at Tregonhawke is a destination must to head for, whilst holidaying at Kilquite. The simple, but very tasty food (fab breakfast menu) is enhanced by the panoramic views out to sea. Friendly people, dog loving and relaxed – an…
Located at Tamar View Nurseries in Saltash, this grocery store promotes local produce including; fruit, vegetables, bread, eggs, milk – plus a interesting range of cut price sweet treats! Applejack Barn probably has everything you need somewhere tucked away..! This fruiter is part of a whole complex at Tamar View in Saltash. There is a…
Other supermarkets are available…Waitrose is particularly good on produce, or produce delivery, plus there is a café on site inside this store. Waitrose Drive time: 16 mins (Saltash) Lidl – 16 mins (Saltash) Aldi – 16 mins (Liskeard) Tesco – 18 mins (Callington) + Petrol station Sainsburys – 23 mins (Torpoint) – Esso petrol station