Went in July 2024, table on roof with no view next to kitchen chimney, late food an hour longer…read moremeal due to kitchen mistake. Empty restaurant below, rude managment, a very poor performance by this business. No come back or apology when reviewed that shows the arrogance, over priced poor service avoid.

There was not a person working that was not friendly and treated the locals like family. The food…read moreoffers complex flavors, especially during food week. They were able to create a unique French themed burger filled with different flavors evolving as it is eaten. The garlic bread with pepper jelly is a regular item on the menu and comes highly recommended. Their drinks are fresh and excellent spirits and nice to see local options.

If you are in Port Isaac and looking to add Cornish Cream Tea to your Cornwall experience, this is…read moreTHE place to go! The scones are the perfect density (more on the homemade bicuit side) and dusted with powdered sugar, giving them an added sweetness that compliment the strawberry jam and clotted cream perfectly. The jam and cream are rich and filling, making the whole "tea" a nice mid-afternoon meal. My husband had the Tuna Mayo and Cucumber sandwich, which was delicious. The salad that came with it had an incredible honey and mustard dressing that added a nice savory flair to the meal. Stop in here for a meal and to shop their two floors of gifts for everyone back home. The Cafe is even dog friendly! A beautiful, comfortable space with fast service, make sure to stop in!

Bit of a short review, we only had a couple of cream teas so very little to go on. The place itself…read moreis an old converted chapel so has plenty of character. It's clean, nicely decorated and well laid out. You can also buy stuff but we didn't really take much notice of what was available. The staff were helpful and friendly, and the cream teas were delish. Nothing to complain about, all good!

This is a great restaurant that serves high quality food in a relaxed atmosphere. My family is very…read morewelcome and the milkshakes that my children love are a meal in themselves, with 2 scoops of ice-cream and served in a goldfish bowl sized glass. The burger is handmade and extremely well done, with locally sourced bacon and a cheddar cheese. Also enjoyed the fish and chips with a high quality tartare sauce. Onion rings are also handmade. Top food, and just over the bridge from the National Marine Aquarium.

Located just around the corner from the main café/restaurant strip on the water front this little…read moregem of a café served us well when we were looking for a brunch spot. excellent service from the staff who dealt with our large group very well. mostly classic breakfast/brunch items available and the kitchen did not disappoint. coffee was not to bad either. a place I would try again if I was in town

Omg. What a memorable restaurant. Cider…read more Sourdough pizza. The best dessert I've ever had. Fantastic views from their outdoor seating. The staff is fantastic, the restaurant itself is beautiful. Two levels of seating. The pizza is super tasty. Everything was special, I would absolutely go back!

Delicious Food, Great View & Location, Cozy, Bring Friend's & Family With You. We Love To Stop Here.read more

The food was good and the service was excellent. They have a large variety of dishes, especially…read moreseafood and daily fish specials. Seafood was fresh and very tasty. Would recommend to give it a try if you're in the area and craving some seafood. View is not bad either.

This is my first trip to the UK -- more importantly, Plymouth. I stumbled on this gem just by…read morelooking inside and seeing the full restaurant, smell, ambiance and amazing music playlist. This is also-- my second time back at Harbour. I've ventured and tried many seafood restaurants in the area including Cornwall and no one compares... here's why: Service! I have never seen customer service so impressive and attentive! They work together as a team! Quality: the portions were agreeable and the freshness and flavors were phenomenal -- it made me want to eat more! Fish was cooked perfectly-- I even tipped the chefs for their attention to detail! It's a family environment and I saw that the value for children was also a priority. I will be here and often as I can visit. Phil, the owner, greeted us and served us along with bussing tables and doing dishes. He was so polite even through he was extremely busy. Kristiana is a lovely server... and attentive. Mikey has an impressive personality. Phenomenal in all aspects. You must visit!

The food is fresh and delicious we enjoyed the beautiful setting and yummy meal. Christina is…read moreso lovely and welcoming your treated like family. We look forward to our next visit

Located just above the Big H pet shop on Western approach - it has quite a central location but not…read morethe easiest of places to find. Plenty of parking available, across the road you have Toys r us multi storey & at rear you have the colin campbell court car park (both pay & display) Lovely restaurant with reasonable prices. On the few occasions i have dined here the food has been delicious with quite a varied menu(Peking duck was spot on and the best i had for ages). The staff are all very friendly and attentive & i would have no reservations about recommending this place to friends

My partner and I dined at The Harbour one Friday evening in August and found the food to be truly…read moresuperb, although I did find the prices to be a bit outrageous for the area and the portion sizes. The restaurant is small but beautifully done, with artwork, coasters and other decor from a local shop and a seaside feel to it. The bathroom is extremely small (think of an aircraft lavatory), but I otherwise had no complaints. We sat at an intimate table in the window that offered a pleasant breeze from the open door and at the same time, a cozy nook that allowed us to speak rather than shout. I ordered a perfect caprese salad with fresh mozzarella di bufala, plenty of basil and ripe tomatoes, and a beautiful sprinkling of olive oil. The lemon sole was absolutely divine and accompanied by a delicious salsa verde. Though people rave about Fifteen in Watergate Bay, I found the quality of the food at The Harbour to be superior. It was fresh, well cooked, and truly delicious. That being said, I suppose you get what you pay for: the bill at The Harbour was also far more than the bill at Fifteen. Jason runs front of house at The Harbour, and I thought his service was excellent, although I did get the impression we might have rubbed him the wrong way when we complained about the parking situation (note: during the summer months, Port Isaac is home to Fisherman's Friends, an a cappela singing group. Thousands of people flock to the town to hear them perform Friday evenings on the beach, which means you'll probably be paying for parking a mile away from the restaurant). Nonetheless, I found him to be very attentive and polite.

What a cute little place- the ambiance and the people are welcoming and very friendly…read more I had their warm goat cheese salad with a swirl of beetroot reduction and caramelized nuts. What a surprise! I also got one of their specials - Halloumi Burger which was equally fresh and tasty. I highly recommend eating here. We did not have reservations, but the place fills up quickly since it's so close to the port Isaac harbor where most of the fishing scenes for Doc Martin are filmed.

Located yards from the port and from the fish market, you know your seafood is going to be fresh…read more I'm happy to tell you that the staff of The Mote know just how to prepare these raw materials to best bring out their flavors. They also excel at that delicate balance between doting service and just bringing food out. Being here early in the season meant we were first to be seated for dinner, but if you're going to be here during the height of the season, book ahead - like two weeks ahead. The fish and chips I ordered were the best I've ever had, with the mashy peas tasting fresher than their name deserves. The breeding on the fish was perfectly crispy, which meant the fish inside was steamed to perfection. My dining companion's white crab linguine was also a work of art. Generous chunks of crab were steeped in a rich sauce to adhere perfectly to the pasta. Fortunately, she couldn't finish the plentiful portion, so I was enlisted to help. It was a happy duty. We were recommended a local cider, which was tasty and snappy without being overly sweet. I opted for a Guinness, which, when activated with the ultrasound exciter, brought out the full flavor of the brew, as well as the rich texture. We interacted with at least four members of the waitstaff, and found them each charming in their own way. Friendly, flavorful, and fun. What more could you ask for in a dinner experience?