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The Edge Restaurant Port Isaac in Cornwall

 

At The Edge all our food is sourced locally and we try to buy what is in season. We believe in free-range, ethical meat and sustainable farming. It's good for nature and it’s damn tasty eating out at The Edge in Port Isaac!

 

The Edge Restaurant offers all day food for eating out in Cornwall, whether daytime lunch menu, a family meal or evening dinner in Port Isaac, Cornwall. Teas, home baked breads and the Chef's Home Baked Cakes are available throughout the day, along with speciality coffees from Origin created by our professional barista. Evening service includes Chefs Specials every week to include food sourced on a local, seasonal, ethical basis. Dishes range from  local mussels, seafood, pork and steak. Everyone is catered for eating out, whether meat eaters or vegetarians, and children have dishes they expect to see and love to choose, especially for children.

 

Eating Out Cornwall

Of course some things don't change at The Edge restaurant when you eat out in Port Isaac. You still get one of the finest views in North Cornwall, with a vista that stretches across to Tintagel's Norman church and down over the perilous cliffs at Port Gaverne. Choose The Edge restaurant for eating out in Cornwall.
 

The Edge Restaurant in Port Isaac Cornwall
 

Port Isaac, in the West Country, is a favourite spot for walkers, swimmers and surfers with rugged coastline and cliffs. With the South West coast path running through North Cornwall directly in front of The Edge restaurant, the sea views are spectacular for eating out.

Port Isaac is a charming fishing village dating back to the fourteenth century. With narrow streets between whitewashed granite cottages and traditional slate fronted Cornish houses leading down to the harbour.  Fishing boats from the harbour bring back crab and lobster, supplying fresh seafood for The Edge Restaurant. The long stone fish cellars line the old harbour, showing how important fishing was to Port Isaac in the past. And in the summer months trips for fishing and pleasure run from the harbour. Just half a mile to the east of Port Isaac is Port Gaverne. A small village with shingle beach maintained partly by the National Trust. It is hard to think that such a small village was once a slate, coal & limestone port.
 

Port Isaac is the setting of Portwenn (Port Wenn) in Doc Martin

ITV's hit Doc Martin series is filmed in the village of Port Isaac and its narrow streets and houses are easily recognised on the TV program. In the Doc Martin series the village setting is called Portwenn (Port Wenn), the fictitious name for the fishing village setting which in real life is Port Isaac in North Cornwall. The TV show stars Martin Clunes as the hapless, unsympathetic village GP and highlights dramas around the characters as they live their lives in Portwenn (Port Wenn) actually called Port Isaac. This is not the first TV show to be made in the Cornish village of Port Isaac, it has been the backdrop on TV programmes and films over the years. In the 1970's the Poldark series was filmed in Port Isaac, DIY SOS makeover for the village hall, Saving Grace.