
This is the place where it all began… The Seafood Restaurant was launched in 1975, and its co-founder Rick Stein went on to become a household name, transform Padstow's foodie scene, and create an empire of eateries.
The original Stein's is a restaurant of two halves: the family-friendly Seafood Restaurant,and the more grown-up Seafood Bar, where chefs prepare spectacular platters of...
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Set on the corner of St Mary's and Duke Street this little cafe is the best spot in town for paninis, sandwiches and salad boxes. There's a great choice of fillings to eat in or takeaway.
The Deli is the ideal place to grab a window seat and watch the world go by. There is also an outside area which makes a great option in the summer.
For delicious small plates of fabulous fish, visit Padstow's award-winning Prawn on the Lawn.The fish at POTL is so fresh, the team sometimes changes the menu several times a day!
The restaurant also changes venues twice a year. In the summer, the operation decamps to nearby Trerethern Farm, becoming Prawn on the Farm until the autumn. This began out of...
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The King of Prussia is a hotel and restaurant housed in one of Fowey’s most prominent 17-century waterfront buildings. The hotel is suspected to be named after John Carter, a smuggler nicknamed "King of Prussia Cove", who is rumoured to have been in residence in the Inn during the 1780s.
Start with a Continental, Full English, or Full Irish...
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