British Restaurants in Penzance

“Exceptional dining experience. I love the food and how Chef Bruce presents it.Worth to visit again!”

“Nice restaurant. Well presented and proportioned dishes. Hake was beautiful. Local Cornish wine worth a try. Friendly staff. Couldn't ask for more!”

“Best fish dish i've had. We stayed in Penzance for a weekend and found this place by chance and managed to book a table. It was an excellent choice. Would definitely go ”

“Always a great atmosphere and friendly service here! Portion sizes are massive, brilliant value for money and the mead choices are amazing! Always something new to try each time you ”

“Our family of seven comprising three generations have just enjoyed a very happy week at the Abbey. Huge rooms included a baronial dining room and a welcoming sitting room, seven generous sized bedrooms and a kitchen much enjoyed by our chef, Martin. There are bookshelves in almost every room, traditional and quirky ornament, memorabilia and works of art. Access to the town, railway and bus stations and the promenade is at hand. Two ways to get to the off-road parking area - down a narrow but short hill, and via the slipway. We used the latter on arrival as our satnav directed us there, but my wife banned me from further use as it’s quite a challenge for the unknowing. We met Jonathan, who looks after maintenance etc and, as he put it, you either “ get The Abbey or you don’t “. We certainly got it ! A mention too of Libby, who met us on arrival and was absolutely impeccable in detailing all aspects of the house together with a written summary of recommended restaurants and places of interest. Our thanks to owner, Mr Cox, for allowing our family to enjoy our annual holiday together in such impressive surroundings. Derek Morgan .”

“Good food in a good location.We visited here for a family lunch and found the food to be excellent. We all had Pizza and they were very good. They were as good as most Italian restaurants that I have visited and definitely better than some of the major chain restaurants.Most main courses were between £10-15 per person and of course none of the drinks are cheap.The view from the outside seating area of the Penzance coast is great. No better way to enjoy a meal than with the sounds of the ocean.All in all a nice meal. Not cheap but good qualityParking: No parking specifically for the restaurant but there are pay and display car parks a short walk away which are not too expensive.Wheelchair accessibility: There are fairly wide doorways and ramps to get to the inside seating and plenty of seating outside as well.Toilets are also downstairs so good for wheelchair users.”