Dining out? Try Rosewarne Manor
Finding a good place to eat on holiday is so important.
A good meal adds so much enjoyment to your holiday.
See what this customer said on an internet review about Rosewarne Manor:
‘Absolutely everything about this restaurant was head and shoulders above all the other restaurants we used.
‘From arriving at this venue to leaving the whole experience was first class.
‘The ambiance and atmosphere in the establishment was complimented with good helpful attentive staff.
‘Without any doubt whatsoever we all agreed that the food (and beer) was outstanding.
‘Our only regret was that we discovered this restaurant on our last night.
‘We unanimously agreed that we would
have been eating there regularly during our holiday had we discovered it earlier.’ - (Mike Snape from Cheshire, March 2011).
What does Rosewarne Manor offer?
You can choose from a pub style bar menu, steak menu with superb Cornish steaks or full A la Carté.
Whatever you choose you can be sure that it will be fully prepared by their own chefs. They even make their own ice cream (try the chefs ice cream taster plate).
On Sundays there is a full carvery and a very good one at that!
There is a large car park, patio and lovely gardens. Families are very welcome.
Rosewarne Manor is open everyday, except Mondays, for lunch and evening meals.
See
www.rosewarnemanor.co.uk or call 01209 610414 (SatNav TR27 5JQ)
Telephone and Reservations 01579 344 960
www.cartwheels
restaurant.co.uk
• New Summer Menu available • Children’s Menu
• Grill / BBQ every Wednesday evening
• A warm welcome with a blend of delicious food in elegant surroundings
OPENING TIMES
Wednesday - Sunday Evenings 6.00pm - 9.00pm Sunday Lunches 12 noon - 2.30pm serving Sunday Roasts £8.50 and Summer Specials
Great dining to suit all tastes
You will find the whole spectrum of restaurants and eating places in Cornwall - to suit all purses.
Whether you are looking for a contemporary waterside bistro or a Michelin star restaurant, you will be spoilt for choice in Cornwall.
Taking pride of place on any Cornish restaurant menu is its dedication to local produce and suppliers, and with the sea being less than 16 miles from anywhere in the county it is unsurprising that the phase 'catch of the day' makes a regular appearance.
But its not just the food that has pushed Cornwall to the top of the eating out list - as the saying goes, location is everything and in Cornwall we've got it by the bucket load!
Dine with a view along Cornwall's stunning coast, head inland for a lovely rural setting or try one of Cornwall's farm restaurants for a more rustic experience.
You'll never go hungry in Cornwall.
Editorial kindly supplied by the Cornwall Tourism Board
www.visitcornwall.com
Penhawger Farm, Merrymeet, Liskeard
PL14 3LW
Look out for ‘The List’
- a map guide of Cornwall showing some of the very best restaurants
Visit us for possibly the best meal of your week!
Great bar meals at pub prices Superb a la carte meals
Sunday Carvery - under £10 Full childrens menu
Everything made fresh by our own chefs Large gardens and car park
5% OFF OUR RESTAURANT MENU WITH THIS ADVERT
Call now – 01209 610414
Gwinear Road, Connor Downs, Hayle TR27 5JQ
www.rosewarnemanor.co.uk
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All members are inspected and vetted for quality so you can be sure of a great dining experience
Expect plenty of fresh local produce, all skilfully prepared, with excellent service and value for money
Pick up your copy of ‘The List’ or visit
www.cornishaccreditedrestaurants.co.uk to find some great places to eat
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