Lewinnick Lodge

Lewinnick Lodge is a boutique restaurant with rooms set among the rocks out on Pentire Headland, on the edge of the Atlantic just west of Newquay town. The restaurant and its ocean side terrace look straight out to sea, and the coast path is right on the doorstep.

Food and drink

The menu takes brasserie favourites and gives them a modern British twist, using local, seasonal produce from land and sea, and it changes with the seasons. There is a good choice of locally brewed ales, wines and cocktails. Breakfast is served from 8am to 11am, and the main menu from midday to 9.30pm. In November and January last seating is 9pm from Sunday to Thursday. Tables can be booked online or by phone, and Sunday lunch is served too.

Rooms

Rooms range from luxury doubles with free standing baths and ocean views to superior oceanside rooms with 180 degree coastal views, headland doubles and a family suite that sleeps two adults and two children. Expect monsoon showers, Egyptian cotton and organic toiletries.

Dogs and families

Well behaved dogs are welcome in the bar and on the terrace, where tables are first come, first served. Dog friendly rooms carry a charge of £25 per dog per night, up to two dogs per room, so check availability before booking.

Finding Lewinnick Lodge

Address: Lewinnick Lodge, Pentire Headland, Newquay, Cornwall TR7 1QD. By bus, take the number 58 from the town centre to the Pentire Headland car park and follow the lane down. There is electric car charging for guests.

Around Pentire

Pentire is the headland on the western edge of Newquay, with Fistral Beach on one side and the tidal Gannel estuary on the other. The South West Coast Path runs around the point, and at low tide you can follow it across to Crantock beach. Newquay town centre is a short walk away, and the number 58 bus runs from town to the Pentire Headland car park.

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