★★★★★
Just had an amazing Sunday lunch at Trevaskis restaurant . The quality of the food was amazing . We'll cooked and served hot! Massive Yorkshire pudding which is priority for us being a yorkshire lass!! The young lady serving us was brilliant .. attentive , warm and friendly. She went out of her way to seek out some info we were looking for to enable us to visit again before we returned home. This wasn't our first visit and the quality of food and service is always fantastic. Definately my favourite place to eat in Corwall . We were extremely full but couldn't walk away without choosing.som
★★★★★
Having been to Cornwall a few times now, it's always quite difficult to find somewhere to go out and eat that isn't a pub or an Indian takeaway. A local suggested we try Trevaskis farm. Initially the menu felt quite confused with a mix of Asian foods, local fish dishes, and steak or burgers. We gave it a shot anyway and we were not disappointed. I opted for the burger, which was made to perfection. It wasn't one of these over stacked monstrosities, it was the perfect size with some amazing sauce on it. The rest of our table had the Sizzlers which looked and sounded good too. I had also heard o
★★★★★
Can not fault this place. Staff are very conscious and friendly. The food is wonderful. The desert counter is out of this world with such a variety and all homemade.
Great farmshop with huge variety. Well stocked butcher counter and deli.
Pick your own has so much to choose from
★★☆☆☆
Have visited 3 times now Overy last 12 months..always avoid summer too busy everywhere for us .
Last 2 visits both had rump steak was cooked to perfection and very tasty.
This time I had a pork starter as was extra hungry 😆 that was lush the sauce was beautiful fresh chili's & spring onion with sesame seeds . Wish I'd had that as my main but instead had scampi & chips. Chips were rubbish . Skin on some wich is fashionable now ..eyes in them and undercooked ..didn't eat them scampi was extremely dissapointing. My other half had mixed grill he left his chips too and enjoyed the mushrooms was b
★☆☆☆☆
If you fancy paying top dollar for school-dinner portions and food that tastes like it was cooked by someone on work experience at a care home, this is the spot. My plate looked like it was rationed for wartime — blink and you’d miss the main course.
The waiter then carried a piping hot coffee right over a baby’s head, which was about as comforting as the food wasn’t. And don’t bother with dessert — it’s basically a bowl of whipped cream pretending to be pudding.
Between the mean portions, the joyless service, and the bill that could fund a weekend away, this place is a comedy of errors, min