Saint Austell Restaurants

This is a family restaurant that operates under the Table Table chain and is next door to the Premier Inn. The restaurant is divided into several distinct areas, including family and adult dining areas, and a lounge bar for drinkers. Wood and carpeted floors throughout, with comfortable seating add a rustic feel. We ate here on four nights and each time the food excellent and the service superb.

Sunday: 12:00 pm to 10:30 pm
Monday to Saturday: 12:00 pm to 11:00 pm

July 2011

Favorite Dish: 8oz Sirloin Steak – £12.50

Tasting Plate (Desert) - £5.50

Lager Shandy - £3.20

The grass roofed "Morrocan Red" Restaurant has a great range of food. Including choices for vegans, vegetarians & gluten free needs. Where possible they always use local Cornish produce.

Opening times are 11.30 to 3 pm.

There are other cafes are on site also

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Exactly as stated on their website, "The simply elegant dining area is raised so that you can see the chefs at work in the open plan kitchen and enjoy their concentration whilst they create your meal. The cuisine is Modern British from the freshly baked bread through to the delightful petit-fours and is designed to create that comfortable, well fed feeling whether your appetite is small or large."
Seeking, a what should be a well deserved Michelin Star, Brett Camborne-Paynter, Austell's chef-proprietor has created a wonderful "do not miss" dining experience.

Favorite Dish: We dropped by the day before and requested a Lobster main course for 2 - Chef's choice therefrom Bisque, Risotto, poached tail - wonderfully executed.

Actually, we never stopped to eat at Eden, mainly because we live quite close, and didn't really feel hungry.

There are several Cafes, takeaways, and a large restaurant at the entrance to the Biomes. From what we saw, the meals looked nice, and prices seemed to be reasonable. (We spent some time standing on The Link, between Biomes, looking down on those eating, LOL!).

Between the two Biomes and linking there are two large cafe areas - one is suitable for more substantial meals and the other for snacks, soups and sandwhiches.

Both are quite reasonable - surprisingl for a tourist attraction - and with a good selection to suit all. There is room to sit outdoors and indoors.

Othe quick food outlets for baked potatoes and pizzas etc are also availbale near the education section of the site - samre pricce as the cafe.

Favorite Dish: I enjoyed a spicy 3 bean and salsa baked potato.