The Old Manor House

Today we've had a lovely bite to eat, fantastic pasties, and drinks for six. The staff were absolutely fantastic, very helpful and professional while working in difficult times.

Stopped for lunch. Had to ring the bell for service but the food was delicious with a reasonable priced menu in a lovely setting. All the food was beautifully presented and used local ingredients. The waitress was really friendly and helpful.

Visited Sunday afternoon had the most delicious fish and chips from Sharon's Plaice. Chips and batter on fish beautifully crisp and piping hot.Sat in their lovely garden complete with bar!Very friendly staff and great service. Highly recommended. Voir le carte

The rating given is solely for the coffee. The member of staff who served was incredibly rude, the pasties took ages to come, supposed to be traditional steak but actually had only 1 tiny piece of steak. I would most certainly not visit here again nor would I recommend it.

The young lady behind the counter outdoor was exceptionally friendly, professional and highly attentive. Pizza was on a thin far too hard dough with canned seafood on top. Light years away from how a real pizza should taste right dough though chewy with a great texture and of course fresh ingredients on top. Never again.

Unfortunately I didn 't have the best experience here. The staff didn 't know anything about the 'eat out to help out ' rules and as such attempted to charge me the full amount on the Monday. The best bit was when they were talking about me behind my back, not realising my wife and son were in the toilet queue at the time! Shame as its a lovely spot and poor management to blame for such shoddy behaviour by staff, or the people they employee are just plain rude. Avoid. Voir le carte

Visiting Boscastle and wanting a quick lunch, we found The Old Manor House. Newly refurbished, very smart and a varied menu. Extremely quick and pleasant service, so I soon had a large lime soda and my husband has a local beer. Our food wasn’t far behind an extremely tasty and very hot leek and potato soup for me, and a large portion of thick cut ham, two golden fried eggs and skin on chips for my husband. Both delicious and very fresh. If you are in Boscastle, this is well worth a visit. Reasonably priced too.

We were drawn in by the sign which stated a Sunday carvery was available. It isn’t but a plated Sunday dinner is and we all chose beef.The beef was a bit too well done for us but there was plenty of it and the roast potatoes and vegetables were plentiful and perfectly cooked.Two of us had a chocolate and rum pot desert which was so hard it was very hard to actually eat. There was also far too much of it as it was extremely rich and we both left half our portion.The staff were friendly and welcoming and very attentive. We had a bottle of Rioja with our lunch which was lovely and reasonably priced. We attempted to eat there again on a Tuesday lunchtime but were told only one chef was in and it...

My friend and I stopped in Boscastle on route to Falmouth. This place was the only place open when we arrived. So we went in for a cup of coffee and a slice of cake to share. My friend asked for a de cafe americano with soya milk and I ordered a normallatte. The cake we requested was banana and coconut cake. When our order arrived the cake was so stale we couldn't eat it. The coffee we later found out was the wrong way round and I got a decaf latte and she got a full on caffeine coffee which she is allergic to. The cake they refunded, fair enough, but we only found out about the coffee as we were walking around the village, when my friend got heart palpitations and tremors. There is a reason... Voir le carte