Must-see restaurants in The Atlantic Highway

Port Isaac's prestige has skyrocketed since Cornwall's top chef, Nathan Outlaw, moved his main operation here from Rock. This is the place to experience…

Half a mile uphill from the harbour on the B3263, this excellent farm shop sells its own produce, including ruby-red beef and possibly the best sausages…

Top chef Nathan Outlaw's newest venture is this tiny fish restaurant down beside the harbour. It specialises in small seafood plates, designed to share…

A popular weekend haunt for locals, this relaxed joint serves authentic tapas overlooking the River Neet. The dining room at the Bank is a fun space,…

Local man Callum Greenhalgh takes out his boat daily in search of crab and lobster, then brings back the catch to sell at his tiny Port Isaac shop…

Affectionately known as LAB, this beachside bistro diner is an old favourite in Bude. It's a nice place for a baguette or a burger by day, but it's at its…

The best place for fish and chips in town – most of the daily catch is caught by the owner's boat, Dreamcatcher. If you're lucky, you might be able to…

This renowned ice-cream maker focuses on classic flavours such as traditional Cornish vanilla, strawberries and cream, and mint choc chip, but there are…

This turreted coaching inn off the harbour dates back to the 16th century. It's an old-fashioned place – flock carpets, burnished furniture, upholstered…