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North Cornwall - things to do and restaurant recommendations please

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2HotCrossBunnies · 26/08/2008 11:55

We (DH, me 2xDS (3 and 16 months) and my mum!) are off to Cornwall on Saturday for a liitle over a week. I LOVE Cornwall and have some ideas of what to do during the day (beach, steam railway, Diary World etc) but hitting a blank on some nice restuarants (other than Rick Steins and Jamie Olivers!) for DH and I to go to in the evening - mum has very kindly agreed to babysit a couple of times for us. We're staying near Newquay/Watergate Bay. Any suggestions gratefully received!
TIA

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poshtottie · 27/08/2008 07:34

We stayed at bedruthan steps hotel and the food was good (not exceptional). I think the hotel maybe open to non residents. It has a lovely bar for a cocktail or two.

I am also going to Cornwall this weekend, staying near Newquay. Lets pray for good weather.

Have a great holiday.

Anna8888 · 27/08/2008 07:46

You could drive over to St Mawes and eat at the Tresanton. We were in Cornwall last week and we had a lovely meal at the Tresanton (though probably helped by the fact that we bumped into an old school friend of my partner's and his family who were sitting at the next table, and had quite a lively time of it).

poshtottie · 27/08/2008 07:48

I have eaten at Rick Stein's. It was quite a while ago but was very nice.

pooka · 27/08/2008 08:07

There's a michelin star restaurant in St. Merryn (between Newquay and Padstow) called Ripleys. Run by a guy who used to work for Steins.

Thought was good when we went last year.

2HotCrossBunnies · 27/08/2008 13:26

Oh Ripley's souns nice. Thanks for that. We have a booking at Rick Steins too.

A distant cousin was staying at the Bedruthen Steps Hotel last year at the same time as we were in Cornwall - we met him and his family for afternoon tea. It seems a nice hotel, crazy with millions of kiddies though. That's the deal I suppose if you want child-friendy, quite difficult to ban everyone else's kids !!

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poshtottie · 27/08/2008 18:01

It was only adults in the restaurant though this may have changed since I was there last year.

2HotCrossBunnies · 27/08/2008 18:37

even better !

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