Eating (well) in Padstow.
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nick_j007

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1,600 posts

230 months

Wednesday 7th March 2012
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We go to Padstow quite often and will be there in April. My partner Sara has a birthday whilst we're away so looking to book a nice meal.

Stein's seafood restaurant is fully booked already, No.6 I feel is a bit poky inside. St.Petrocs over at Rock was horribly expensive albeit nice. Anywhere else you can suggest that is really good for a nice sit down? Local fresh catches a real bonus!

UPDATE: Booked in at No.6 for now unless anyone can offer strong advice otherwise biggrin

Thank you!

Nick

Pferdestarke

7,192 posts

215 months

Wednesday 7th March 2012
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It'll be great but don't forget Nathan Outlaw.

Bullett

11,168 posts

212 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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Nathan Outlaw
and 15 is do-able as well, taxi is not too bad.

nick_j007

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1,600 posts

230 months

Friday 16th March 2012
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Have done Outlaws thank you. We ate at the Bistro side and not the full linen service side wink Even so I came away thinking it was rather pricey for what was not astounding fare. Maybe it was just that night?

Not done Jamie's so will have a look when we're there.

Just wondered if there were any other local secrets that I've missed?

zygalski

7,759 posts

173 months

Saturday 17th March 2012
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I thought no.6 was brilliant. One of the best meals I've ever had. Nice service, too. As you say, only thing letting it down is the feeling that 5 tabes have been crammed into a front room, which of course they have!
Be interested to know what you thought of the desserts in particular...

nick_j007

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Saturday 17th March 2012
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zygalski said:
I thought no.6 was brilliant. One of the best meals I've ever had. Nice service, too. As you say, only thing letting it down is the feeling that 5 tables have been crammed into a front room, which of course they have!
Be interested to know what you thought of the desserts in particular...
You mean the desserts at No.6? I'll let you know. I'm partial to a nice dessert you know! Looking forward to it.

Nick

zygalski

7,759 posts

173 months

Saturday 17th March 2012
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That is called "a taste of no.6" (for 2) & is the best dessert I've ever eaten.

russy01

4,823 posts

209 months

Saturday 17th March 2012
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Just whip down to steins chippy in the harbour. Cod bites (get more batter this way) and chips and head down to the beach.

nick_j007

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230 months

Sunday 18th March 2012
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zygalski said:


That is called "a taste of no.6" (for 2) & is the best dessert I've ever eaten.
Oh wow! For two? I think I could do it alone smile

Thank you.

Jamie VTS

1,238 posts

175 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Rojano's Italian is a nice (not to posh) place, The custom house do a nice crab sandwhich. We had a really nice meal at the Beach hut Cafe @ Watergate bay. My personal favioroute Padstow Cuisine is a Choughs pasty sitting by the harbour.

robuk

2,512 posts

218 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Jamie VTS said:
...Choughs pasty sitting by the harbour.
Spot on.

Steins is overpriced and not worth it IMHO.

cannedheat

953 posts

303 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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zygalski said:


That is called "a taste of no.6" (for 2) & is the best dessert I've ever eaten.
I shared that with my Dad when I was there, was superb, particularly enjoyed the popping candy layer beneath the foam!

Langburger

7 posts

173 months

Tuesday 20th March 2012
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If you don't have to have a "name" restaurant then consider The Basement or Margots
as good if not better than the usual suspects



tuffer

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295 months

Tuesday 20th March 2012
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I went down last weekend for my Birthday. Nathan Outlaws for the tasting menu and wine flight was simply brilliant (but the bottle of champagne in the room before hand may have been my undoing as I am struggling to remember the last 2 courses). The decor was a little understated but the service and food were outstanding.
No6 was a let down, maybe it was because we had been to N O's the night before but I just felt it was really not all that good. A take away Monkfish and Chips from Stiens would probably have been a better bet.