As well as its world-renowned beaches and stunning natural beauty, Cornwall has in recent years also become a popular destination amongst foodies.This should come as little surprise as the county’s traditional foods, the increasing popularity of s

Cornwall is known for its love of food, and with Mother’s Day fast approaching, we asked a few members of our team to tell us their favourite place to eat in Cornwall. Here’s what they told us… 

When you think of beach cafés in Cornwall, it conjures images of warm and welcoming wooden furnished interiors with chatty guests and sandy feet.

Ode To Jude (And Jane!) I've lost track of time but I think it was about 10 years ago that Jane and Jude arrived in the village to take over the lease at The Smokehouse.

Could you ask for more than to indulge in fantastic food, from locally sourced ingredients and good wine all enjoyed in a great atmosphere?  Well, yes!  How about adding to the mix breath-taking views of golden sands and rugged coastline

At the recent Cornwall Tourism Awards, the Trewithen Restaurant in Lostwithiel was named the Restaurant of the Year.

If you love to eat out and enjoy the delights of Cornish cuisine - you will love what's happening on the Cornish food scene. There are some fabulous feasts, fairs and special events for you to enjoy this November.

Fans of fresh seafood will want to make their way to southern Cornwall to enjoy some great food and fun. The mouth-watering treasures from the sea will be celebrated in Falmouth with the port town’s Oyster Festival on 8-11 October.

The air may be a bit colder, the wind a bit more brisk, but a Cornish holiday escape in the autumn is still a wonderful adventure.

September is perfect for enjoying a quiet weekend in Cornwall. Warm days and chilly nights can be the perfect combination for a magical seaside experience.