Good food goes hand in hand with a good holiday. From country pubs to celebrity chefs, Rock has a tantalising array of restaurants. Take a look at our handy guide to Rock's foodie offering.
The Mariners by Paul Ainsworth
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The Mariners is a must-visit gastropub in Rock, overseen by Michelin star chef Paul Ainsworth. With its welcoming atmosphere, stunning views over the Camel Estuary and a menu celebrating British classics made with the finest local ingredients, it’s a firm favourite for both locals and visitors. Sharp’s Brewery remains at the helm of the beer offering, ensuring a fantastic selection of local ales to complement your meal.
Open: Daily for lunch, and dinner
Menu: British classics and the best local produce
We love: Porthilly oysters, harvested just around the corner
Price guide: ££-£££
Views of the water: Yes, it’s right opposite the estuary
Dog friendly: Yes, outside and downstairs
Parking: No, use main Rock car park
Four Boys Café
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A fantastic new addition to Rock’s foodie scene, Four Boys Café is a family-run spot offering high-quality coffee, delicious lunches and a range of freshly made dinner options. With its laid-back atmosphere and stunning location near the water, it’s the perfect place to start your day or refuel after exploring.
Open: Sundays & Mondays for afternoon lunches and Thursday to Saturday for lunch and dinner
Menu: Fresh pasta and seafood
We love: Their ever changing seasonal seafood dishes
Price guide: ££-£££
Views of the water: Yes, it’s close to the estuary
Dog friendly: Yes
Parking: No, use main Rock car park
The Upper Deck
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Replacing The Rock Inn, The Upper Deck is a stylish and contemporary new restaurant bringing a fresh culinary experience to Rock. With a focus on locally sourced ingredients and bold flavours, this is a must-visit spot for food lovers.
Open: Daily for lunch, dinner and drinks in between
Menu: Modern British cuisine with an emphasis on fresh, local seafood
We love: The generous portions and creative seasonal dishes
Price guide: ££-£££
Views of the water: Yes, it’s right opposite the estuary
Dog friendly: Yes
Parking: No, use main Rock car park
St Enodoc Brasserie by Paul Ainsworth
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Now under the ownership of Michelin star chef Paul Ainsworth, the St Enodoc Hotel’s restaurant Brasserie, offers refined, relaxed dining with a Cornish twist. The terrace boasts stunning views over the Camel Estuary, making it an idyllic dining spot. Watch this space, we expect exciting things are on the horizon!
Open: Daily from 12pm for lunch, dinner and afternoon tea
Menu: Fresh, seasonal dishes with a European influence
We love: The shell baked Cornish scallops
Price guide: £££-££££
Views of the water: Yes, it overlooks the Camel Estuary
Dog friendly: Yes
Parking: Yes
The Dining Room
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The Dining Room has an excellent reputation with locals and visitors alike for exceptional food. It may not have views of the water, but it is well worth a visit for the amazing menu. Here you can enjoy an intimate atmosphere with warm and attentive service provided by the owners.
Open: Open for dinner Wednesday - Saturday during February & March and open for dinner Tuesday - Saturday from April onwards
Menu: A small, seasonal à la carte menu of British classics using local produce
We love: The St Enodoc Asparagus starter with Cornish Gouda, smoked almond, confit egg yolk
Price guide: ££££
Views of the water: No
Dog friendly: No
Parking: Some parking outside or street parking
The Pityme Inn
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Located in Pityme, at the top of the Rock Road, The Pityme Inn is a popular spot with the locals. Embellished in beautiful flowers in the spring and summer months, the Pityme Inn is a traditional Cornish pub where you can satisfy your craving for those delicious pub classics.
Open: Daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner
Menu: Pub classics with locally sourced ingredients
We love: The Sunday roast
Price guide: ££
Views of the water: No
Dog friendly: Yes
Parking: Yes
Bluntrock Brewery Taproom
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Bluntrock Brewery Taproom is a lively microbrewery serving up small-batch craft beers alongside Fat Pepper. Expect a variety of flavour-packed dishes to pair perfectly with your pint including burgers, wings, fries and biweekly specials. Bluntrock also run a variety of evening activities, such as live music and pub quizzes.
Open: Evenings from Wednesday to Friday, midday till late on Saturdays and 3pm - 11pm on Sundays
Menu: Street food
We love: The katsu fries
Price guide: ££
Views of the water: No
Dog friendly: Yes
Parking: No, but on-street parking nearby.
Fee's
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A firm favourite, Fee’s is our go-to for everything from freshly baked croissants in the morning to homemade ready meals and deli treats. Whether it’s sourdough for breakfast, a gourmet picnic, or marinated meats for the BBQ, Fee’s always delivers.
Open: 8.30am - 4pm everyday except for Sunday, which is open 9am - 3pm
Menu: Pastries, deli items, freshly prepared takeaway meals and catering
We love: The sourdough and freshly baked croissants
Price guide: ££
Views of the water: No
Dog friendly: Yes
Parking: Yes
If you fancy a local tipple to wash down your meal, then leave the car keys at home and pick one of our properties within walking distance of your chosen Rock restaurant. Call us on 01208 869090 and we can help select the perfect property for your foodie convenience.
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