We had dinner here two out of three night of our stay. There were plenty of other restaurants but…read morewe wanted to try more from this menu.

If you are a gin lover and like smoked meats you need come here!…read more Having prebooked a table we were taken up stairs and provided a menu. Luckily we were sat right under the specials board from that I instantly chose the fried haggis and then a ox cheek dish to follow. I also decided to sample a fire side cocktail which packed a punch of tequila. The fried haggis was sublime with it poached egg and was the perfect amount for a starter. Cream spinach was ordered to accompany my ox cheeks which turned out to be so tender! However it was so rich with the red wine sauce and mash that i struggled to finish. To complete the meal I opened the gin menu which was extensive. My friend had one that changed colour where I got a sake based one. Each one was carefully presented with delicate fruits .. Overall a very lovely place and a must to attend to in St Ives

We came in here for a couple of shakes as they had been hyped up to us…read more We entered to find it rammed with noisy kids cautiously we picked a seat and decided to share a salted caramel shake between us..they are served in those large canisters so one is apparently more than enough. When it arrived i got excited with the tasty cream perched on top only to find it very thin and lacking in salted caramel taste. Regretting my choice too share one we then chose some mother clucker fries and pulled pork ones. Mine were just soggy fries with lots of cheddar on..the chicken ones did look better. After choosing just to pay at the bar we left. I felt very discontent.

Food is decent, the servers are nice but the absolute rudest host I've ever encountered in a…read morerestaurant. Avoid unless you want to be treated like crap.

We came here last minute after the only takeaway was shut…read more Stepping in from the gusts of wind we took shelter in a booth. It felt like an American bar with country type music, a massive bar and well awesome food. As the name suggests come here if you only love chicken..you can have anything from chicken scratchings to waffles and pancakes. After ordering a stein of beer each we chose the chicken wings and I shared the big bird..two chicken breasts and lots of bacon! On the side we upgraded our fries to some cheesy ones. The wings flew in swiftly and were of good size. I wolfed three of these down immediately. Wings gone remains soon landed also. I was relieved to have shared it because even with help I still couldn't finish it. The chicken was tender and juicy..the bacon however not crispy to my liking. Service was good and the food cooked well..also nice to have a large choice of beer!

Bird & Beer is a very American style restaurant. A rustic, repurposed look and lots of burgers and…read morefried food on the menu. These types of restaurants are on every corner here in California. The atmosphere is very nice and comfortable. The service was good and they have a nice beer selection as well. All in all a nice experience. So I like this place and would definitely come back.

Excellent value for money, THE BEST PLACE to eat ever. All…read moreAmerican food and atmosphere with a bar and American beer in it, the portions are big, so be hungry when you arrive. The music is great and the staff are so freindly, it must be a great place to work , i would just keep eating if i worked their !. Stacey

In a word - DUMP. It's an American themed caff so you would think that at least the burgers would…read morebe bearable, right? A bun sliced in two with a thin, dry, overcooked and very cheap burger on it and NOTHING ELSE. MacD is worth a Michelin star compared with this clueless rip off place. Oh, and it is wildly overpriced.

This is a quirky restaurant serving amazing giant burgers, every mouthfull is gorgeous. I even had…read morea guacamole made with peas which tasted delicious. There is a huge variety and they cater for vegetarians. The wine list is good, not too expensive either. I had a great experience eating here and look forward to going back.

This place has great food, the wait was a little long, but not horrible. The employees are very…read morenice and make good good. Another small flaw was that people were not allowed in even though that there were multiple open tables I think they were just a little busy.

This review is for the restaurant/pub from an American perspective…read more Our family enjoyed a nice dinner at the Badger pub before doing the Tuesday night pub quiz. We all really enjoyed our meals ranging from the special sea bass, to fish and chips and shrimp fajitas. (They didn't call it fajitas of course but something along the line of sizzling shrimp.) The flavors were great, portion sizes were quite generous and service was good. There was plenty of seating inside and nice toilets, one complete with a diaper changing station which is always appreciative traveling with a 3 month old. We loved the food and would definitely return to try other items on the menu. The desserts weren't amazing but the dinner made up for it. Also, the pub quiz was really well done and made the night even more memorable.

I can only conclude that this is a gastro pub. All the tables had a non time specific 'reserved'…read moresign on them and yet less than half of them were occupied during my stay (quite-literally as I had no alternative) at the bar. As much as I am a lover not a fighter, I am also a drinker not an eater so I was distinctly unimpressed by this. Child friendly too so ticking another of the wrong boxes. My proper job was very good though, then again I am yet to have an 'improper' pint of this excellent brew. Does accommodation too.

An absolute heaven dining experience, perfect food and relaxing atmosphere. The chef cooks up some…read moreamazing dishes all cooked to perfection. Wish more people actually knew about this restaurant on their doorsteps in Camborne.

As an American traveling in the UK for the first time I wasn't sure what to expect, especially in…read moreNewquay during school holidays. We came to Butchers Bistro by luck. We were looking for somewhere to eat dinner on Friday night and everything was packed. We walked over to their door and were immediately greeted by the owner. And, while he was already booked with reservations, we were told that he could seat us in about 30 minutes, and offered us drinks on his front patio. We relaxed with drinks and soon enough, brought inside. The food...OMG. I had braised beef and my husband has the 3 fish trio. The food was by far some of the best we have had during our trip, We wanted the dessert but no way could we eat it. They looked so amazing too. We had such a nice visit with the owner, never did get his name, but such a nice man. We enjoyed every minute! Highly suggest a meal at this place. Such a gem in this coastal town

Butchers' was a really nice "surprise" find when we visited Newquay last week, and was definitely…read morecomparable to the food we had at Rick Stein's The Seafood Restaurant, which we visited the next day. It's pretty easy to find and is probably one of the nicer looking restaurants around in Newquay. The staff are really friendly and professional - our waiter offered to take our picture, and was generally a very nice man. We didn't have a starter, but for mains we had a sort of seafood soup, which seemed pretty good value for money, considering the amount of seafood it contained (various types of fish, three large tiger prawns, some smaller prawns, mussels, cockles and two crab claws) - it's messy, but the staff are prepared and put out all the various utensils required, including a finger bowl and antibacterial gel! (That's a first for me...!) Hubby had the steak and scallops - these are some of the freshest, sweetest scallops I've ever had. If you're feeling adventurous, I would try the Cornish mead (I had strawberry flavour) - it's very drinkable, and (in my opinion) pretty strong! But very enjoyable. Butchers' is well worth a visit if you're around Newquay.