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Restaurants in Penzance

8 restaurants in Penzance recognised by Michelin and The Good Food Guide. The ones most guides agree on come first.

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  1. The Gurnard's Head

    2 guides · Treen, Zennor, TR26 3DE, United Kingdom

    A Michelin-recommended dining pub on Cornwall's Atlantic coast, serving simple, earthy Modern British food with a serious wine list.

  2. 2 Fore Street

    1 guide · 2 Fore Street, Mousehole, Cornwall, TR19 6QU

    A Good Food Guide favourite perched on Mousehole harbour, 2 Fore Street serves classically trained modern British cuisine in a relaxed setting with sweeping views of Mount's Bay.

  3. Argoe

    1 guide · The Strand, Newlyn, Cornwall, TR18 5HW

    Argoe serves seasonal Cornish seafood and natural wines on the harbourside at Newlyn, celebrated in The Good Food Guide for charcoal-grilled fish and shared plates.

  4. Mackerel Sky Seafood Bar

    1 guide · The Bridge, New Road, Newlyn, Cornwall, TR18 5PZ

    Mackerel Sky Seafood Bar in Newlyn offers fresh Cornish seafood tapas, recognized by the Good Food Guide for its lively taster plates and Asian-Mediterranean fusion.

  5. The Old Coastguard

    1 guide · The Parade, Mousehole, TR19 6PR, United Kingdom

    A family-owned hotel and restaurant in Mousehole, serving seasonal Mediterranean food with views over Mount's Bay. Michelin Recommended 2026.

  6. The Shore

    1 guide · 13-14 Alverton Street, Penzance, TR18 2QP, United Kingdom

    Chef Bruce’s one-man seafood restaurant in Penzance, serving a daily-changing menu from local fishermen and his own garden. Michelin Recommended 2026.

  7. Tolcarne Inn

    1 guide · Tolcarne Terrace, Newlyn, TR18 5PR, United Kingdom

    Chef Ben Tunnicliffe’s historic maritime pub in Newlyn Harbour serves exceptional seafood from local boats, earning a Michelin recommendation.

  8. Tremenheere Kitchen

    1 guide · Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, Gulval, Cornwall, TR20 8YL

    Tremenheere Kitchen offers modern European cuisine in Penzance, drawing ingredients from its own garden and local Cornish producers while overlooking St Michael's Mount.