Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Looe

"If you're looking to step away from the woodland walks of Autumn everyone seems to be venturing on, then a stroll along the Barbican will still feel Autumnal - especially on a crisp Autumn day. Peering through the cosy cafes and eateries as you walk along the charming cobbled streets, you can capture images of hats and scarves, hot chocolates and the warm lights as the sun sets. What's more, you get the view out overlooking the marina - a great shot all year round."

"When you’re visiting Plymouth Gin Distillery and want to eat on site in an elegant restaurant. Brothers Chris and James Tanner are in the kitchen grilling moorland dry-aged steaks on the Big Green Egg and turning out excellent plates of fresh fish, West Country beef ragu and the Barbican Kitchen ramen bowl with duck, bream or tofu. The restaurant is bright and cheery with turquoise finishes and vaulted ceilings."

"If you’re looking for a grand, romantic, country house retreat within reach of Plymouth, then look no further than Boringdon Hall. With a past that stretches right back to the Domesday Book, this five-star hotel is anything but dated, with luxury fixtures and fittings in every bedroom – coffee machines, minibars, the occasional crystal chandelier, and sumptuous bathrooms. You can dine in the Great Hall or take your afternoon tea in the landscaped garden."

"Experience true luxury at the stunning five-star Boringdon Hall Hotel, home to two restaurants which both serve up plenty of vegan options. Dine in their Gallery Restaurant, which boasts three AA rosettes and offers a fixed price vegan menu with delicately presented dishes. Alternatively, their Mayflower Brasserie has a range of vegan options on the a la carte menu including risottos, salads, stews and burgers."

"Boringdon Hall Hotel & Spa Relax in this 5 star beauty of a hotel. Get the full celebrity treatment with luxury rooms and facilities including onsite spa, swimming pool and restaurant serving meals all day including traditional afternoon tea.Check availability, prices and book"

"Adjacent to the harbour is the Barbican quarter which is home to more local seafood restaurants including Platter’s Seafood Restaurant – which receives daily deliveries of fresh seafood, locally caught and landed at Plymouth Fisheries, as well as the award-winning Boathouse Café, which catches its own fish, and The Village Restaurant, which is one of Plymouth’s oldest seafood restaurants. You can find out more about the restaurants on the Barbican here. We encourage anyone visiting the harbour to ensure they are following the latest Government guidelines on social distancing."

"Another Southside Street gem is Quay 33, who pride themselves on their fantastic quality, locally sourced, homemade fresh food. Fish fans will love the great range of menu options, with everything from a classic fish pie to seafood risotto on offer."

"With a relaxing atmosphere that welcomes all-day dining and drinking, Bonne Santé is the perfect spot for late breakfast or brunch with friends. The café, bar and restaurant strives to source all of its products ethically and sustainably, and the in-house chefs prepare everything from scratch, by hand. The all-day breakfast / brunch menu caters to all dietary needs as the menu is entirely gluten free as standard and vegetarian and vegan options are available."

"Bonne Sante has been praised for its knowledgeable staff and extensive vegan-friendly drinks menu. Tasty yet healthy vegan dishes range from lighter salads to larger meals as well as varied desserts. You can also expect a tastefully decorated venue complete with indoor and outdoor seating areas."

"05/07/2021: Bonne Sante is a really good restaurant and an absolute must if you're a Coeliac/have a gluten allergy. The menu is "GF as standard" (but beware the below note!) and its really good. Good portion sizes and dishes that are really well executed."

"Boasting an ever-changing menu, this relaxed waterside restaurant and bar at Mount Batten offers stunning views over the marina and the Cattewater. Sightseers love: The spectacular views, friendly service and relaxed atmosphere. Click here for directions and visitor reviews."

"Exeter Rd 13 Ivybridge (14.2 km distance from city Buckfastleigh). Set in Ivybridge, The Sportsmans Inn has a restaurant, bar and free WiFi throughout the property. Private parking can be arranged at an extra charge."

"This smart hotel on the edge of Dartmoor is conveniently located between Plymouth and Tavistock; an ideal corporate stopover or base to explore the moors without roughing it. Rooms with balconies overlooking the nine acres of garden are great value and an asset on sunny days."

"A great option for both take-away and in-house dining, Top China is a casual restaurant that’s wonderful for classic Chinese, Thai, and Malaysian dishes. With a wide selection of tasty starters, rice and noodle dishes, meat and vegetable entrees, and scrumptious desserts, there is a lot to love at this restaurant. Whether you prefer Beijing spare ribs, Thai style mixed vegetables, or Malaysian sambal squid, there is a bounty of great things to try at this terrific restaurant."

"However the fried rice does taste a bit microwave rice flavour. Could be better ...not much seasoning or flavour to it. The value boxes are just right for a nice meal not massive., but a fair size."

"We are incredibly lucky to be located near to some of the best beaches that South Devon has to offer. The beaches below are some of the most spectacular and well-known but there are plenty of others to choose from!. We are happy to provide you with a map and a few tips for finding a quiet cove or the best place for rock-pooling with the kids."

"Enjoy breathtaking views out to sea and across the Barbican as you learn about Plymouth’s history. This is where the Pilgrim fathers in 1620 left to cross the Atlantic to settle in North America. There’s also the mayflower museum."

"The Mayflower Steps mark the approximate final UK departure point of the Pilgrim Fathers – the band of settlers who founded New England's first permanent colony at Plymouth (Massachusetts) in 1620."

"This popular eatery serves the suburb of Turnchapel as well as a growing number of businesses based at Turnchapel Wharf's marine business park. Known for its great cakes!. Click here for booking details and visitor reviews."

"This family-run Hyde Park eatery offers 'food and drink made with love and passion', including breakfasts, hand-made cakes and a wide range of speciality teas and coffees. Bargain-hunting foodies love: The reasonable prices, friendly service and veggie and vegan options. Click here for directions and visitor reviews."

"The Dock is a family-run cafe and restaurant that's perfect for everyone, offering an unbeatable combination of great food and beautiful coastal views that's sure to make your visit an unforgettable experience. This fantastic restaurant is located on the first floor of the plush new docks building at the £4m King Point Marina, a flagship building in the city's Coastal Quarter in Millbay. You're always assured of the warmest of welcomes - whether you are out for the day with your children, a couple wanting to celebrate a special occasion, a business entertaining important clients, or just catching up with friends over coffee or cocktails."

"The Dock is a brilliant place to go for a 'boozy breakfast' or simply a light brunch. With food, all locally sourced foods across the breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, The Dock's breakfast and brunch menu is described as 'absolute quality' on Tripadvisor. The informal, relaxing atmosphere and 'helpful and friendly staff are what makes The Dock one of the best places according to you for a brunch date."

"The Dock at King Point Marina is a family-run cafe and restaurant offering an informal and relaxed setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Their breakfast menu consists of generous portions of pancakes that are well presented. Choose from a range of fruit based toppings such as raspberry coulis or blueberries, or opt for homemade pancakes with classic maple syrup."