The Stepping Stone Restaurant

The Stepping Stone Restaurant Wadebridge is a modern British restaurant tucked away on a side street in the centre of town. It sits on Polmorla Road, so you can walk in from the middle of Wadebridge rather than driving out to find it.

What to expect on the plate

The cooking draws on local Cornish produce, and the menu is seasonal, shaped by what is landed that morning. Every menu carries meat, fish and vegetarian options, so a mixed group can all find something. Because the kitchen follows the season, the dishes are likely to differ from one visit to the next.

When to visit and how to plan

Lunch runs Wednesday to Saturday from 12pm to 2pm, evening meals Tuesday to Saturday from 6.30pm, and Sunday lunch every Sunday from 12pm to 3pm. Booking a table is wise if you have a particular time in mind, and it helps for groups and for families with children, since there is a children’s menu. You eat in rather than take away, and dogs are not allowed. Visitors rate it as moderately priced and rate it 4.9 out of 5, which suggests a reliable stop for lunch or dinner. Coffee and beer are served, so you can round off a meal without moving on.

Wadebridge is tidal, and the shore changes with the tide, which makes a walk before or after your meal part of the day. Nearby you will also find Tim’s Place, The Swan, Wadebridge, Wadebridge Tandoori, Malcolm Barnecutts Bakery, The Loft and The Bridge on Wool.

Questions visitors ask

Do I need to book?

You can book a table, and it is worth doing for Sunday lunch or an evening meal.

Can I bring children?

Yes. The restaurant is good for children and has a children’s menu.

Are dogs allowed?

No, dogs are not allowed inside.

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