Sunday Lunch in St
Ives…
When on an autumn escape in St Ives the crisper air and long
leisurely walks naturally evoke ones appetite for a warm and cosy hideaway
coupled with a hearty, wholesome lunch. Whilst staying at The Sail Lofts luxury
self catering apartments in St Ives there are a few nearby places that we
recommend for a classic Cornish Sunday Lunch…
The Queens Hotel
Just a ten minute walk from our accommodation in the heart
of St Ives is The Queens Hotel which offers tasty gastropub style food with the
ambience and décor of a rural pub but in the centre of the town. Sunday lunch
is served from 12pm to 9pm which gives you ample opportunity to fit in one of
their delicious roasts.
The Halestown Inn
On the outskirts of St Ives in the pretty village of
Halestown is the Halestown Inn, which is surrounded by the wild landscape of
the Cornish coast and fields full of horses and ponies of every colour even
some that have the same markings as a dalmation! The pub has a quirky country
interior with modern murals on the walls of the surrounding countryside and
even the spotty ponies! The menu is fresh and locally sourced and the Sunday
Lunch is absolutely scrumptious. If you have any room left after your main it’s
always worth trying to squeeze in one of their delicious deserts! I
recommend the caramelised pavlova, passion fruit curd elderflower cream and
salted hazelnuts – yummy. Sunday Lunch is served from 12 – 3:30pm.
The Gurnards Head
Slightly further afield, about a 20 minute drive along the
coastal road from St Ives to Landsend you will come across a bright
mustard-yellow building, the colour of the surrounding gorse flowers, which is
the Gurnards Head. It’s beautiful location is the perfect place for an autumnal
walk before treating yourself to a hearty Sunday Lunch. Despite it’s larey
exterior the Gurnards Head has a warm, inviting feel with characterful
interior, open fires and beautiful local artwork on the walls. Lunch is served
from 12 to 2:30pm or 6:30 to 9pm and is a popular spot for locals and those
holidaying in Cornwall so we’d advise booking a table in advance.
Abi x
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