Best eats in and around the Rame Peninsula

There’s something magical about autumn in Kingsand and Cawsand. The villages’ slower pace, combined with the stunning seasonal scenery and a thriving food scene, make it a perfect destination for those looking to experience authentic Cornwall. Whether you’re walking along the coast, enjoying a cosy meal in a traditional pub, or sampling fresh seafood at a local restaurant, autumn here feels special—a time when the villages truly shine in their natural beauty.
For food lovers, autumn is a time when local produce takes centre stage, and the hearty, seasonal dishes provide comfort and warmth after a day spent outdoors. Whether you’re a fan of fresh seafood, traditional Cornish fare, or simply a cosy café with a slice of cake, Kingsand and Cawsand will leave you with lasting memories of Cornwall’s autumnal charm
So, as the leaves start to fall and the air turns crisp, plan your visit to Kingsand and Cawsand. You’ll discover not only the stunning landscapes and quiet beaches but also a food scene that celebrates the best of Cornwall in every bite.
Local Favourites

The Devonport Inn in Kingsand is a local favourite, with its traditional Cornish feel and views over the beach. In autumn, the pub becomes even more inviting, with roaring fires, hearty meals, and a great selection of local ales and ciders. It’s the perfect place to unwind after a day of walking, with a hearty Stargazy pie or a classic Cornish pasty to warm you up.

The Stores- a local deli/lifestyle store nestled between the two villages serving up the best coffees, pastries and local Sourdough as well as an array of gorgeous cheeses, cured meats and carefully selected wines. The stores have everything you need to create the perfect evening in with friends or an evening with a book and the perfect Pet Nat.

The farriers café – Found within the Mount Edgecumbe estate, The Farriers is the perfect place to come and relax after exploring the beautiful Gardens and historical estate. enjoy homemade cakes and the most spectacular cream tea!

The perfect day out

The region offers a plethora of flavours, so pack your bags and set off on a culinary adventure -your taste buds will thank you!
Plymouth – ocean city only 40 mins by car, transport links include a scenic passenger ferry or via the city bus boasting panoramic views of whitsand bay.

Plymouths best eats

Suphas- Authentic Thai Cuisine, as soon as you step into Supha's, you’re greeted by a warm and vibrant atmosphere. Whether you’re dining with friends, family, or enjoying a romantic evening, the ambiance sets the perfect tone for a memorable meal. Showcases the diverse and bold flavours of Thailand. From classic dishes to unique house specials, there’s something to satisfy every palate.

Salumi Bar and Eatery- Gastro pub with globally inspired mains, great cocktails and beer Garden. In the Summer the restaurant hosts an open air outdoor fire kitchen with food carefully cooked over coals.

Kyowa- A cosy Sushi and ramen Bar undoubtably the best sushi you’ll find in Plymouth. with only a few seats and a open kitchen it creates the most relaxed dining experience. The Wagyu caviar Maki and soft-shell crab is not to be missed!

Kead a Pizza- Serving up the best Craft beers Neapolitan style pizza

Plymouth Market- if you’re after a quick lunch after a busy day of shopping on the high street Plymouth market is the place for you. This is where Plymouth shows off its wide range of culinary cuisines from soul food to Moroccan street food there’s something for everyone to enjoy. My personal favourite @ kitchen – Tasty Vietnamese dishes made to order - drunken noodles with a side of spicy calamari is a firm favourite.