Beach House Falmouth

Hands down best seafood in Cornwall! Amazing vibes. Amy and Becky were excellent! Incredible customer service and the most delicious food! They are also so chilled about dogs which makes it even better. Definitely will be back! Thank you Amy & Becky for making our night so fab! Mia & Will x

An unforgettable experience! This restaurant exceeded all my expectations. I tried the octopus and the scallops, and both dishes were simply spectacular. The octopus was perfectly cooked, with just the right texture and a subtle smoky flavor — it melted in my mouth. The scallops were beautifully seared on the outside and tender on the inside, striking the perfect balance between sweetness and ocean freshness. Every detail on the plate showed care and precision. The ambiance and service were also top-notch. Without a doubt, this is a place I’ll return to and highly recommend to any food lover.

Wanted local seafood for our last night in Cornwall - this was the perfect place. My partner had the mussels to start and I had the scallops both were delicious ! Then both ordered a half lobster for main and chocolate salted caramel mousse for dessert. Everything was 10/10 Sat in the covered area outside listening to the rain - service was friendly and vibe was very chilled My Partner keeps telling people about this place saying it’s the “best place he’s eaten in the UK”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely incredible experience at Beach House in Falmouth! I celebrated my birthday here yesterday and it was unforgettable. The seafood is on another level of fresh, flavourful, and beautifully presented. I loved it so much I travelled all the way from London again with family just to try the lobster this time (after having their amazing crab last visit). The staff were warm, the atmosphere perfect, and the views stunning. Can’t recommend it enough! 🦀🦞🍽️

I went with a group of 4. The atmosphere was great! We all got oysters and an appetizer each plus a main meal each and 2 bottles of wine. The appetizers were amazing and wine was good! The main dishes were something left to be desired. My one friend got the duck and she was disappointed with the portion size. Another friend got the crab fettuccine and said there was barely any crab. I got the crab. The presentation was great, but there was barely any crab meat in the crab and it was over cooked. Of course not every crab will have a good amount of meat, but there was barely anything. It was not enough for a main. I was too polite to say anything, but my friends did as they saw me struggling to find any meat. The waitress was lovely and did her best when speaking with the manager, but the manager said she wouldn’t do anything about it. The waitress came back and said unfortunately there’s nothing she could do unless I wanted to submit a complaint, which was confusing since that’s what my friends had done. I didn’t want to cause a fuss so I just left it and paid. As I said, the appetizers were great, but main meals were something to be desired. DO NOT get the crab!

We had a very delicious meal here. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Great little fine with beautiful views. Would definitely recommend.

Food was very tasty, although you had to order sides seperatly with your main, which was disappointing when you spend £90 on a mains, you would expect to get sides, but this now seems the norm with resturants. The service was good but struggle to understand why there is an automatic service charge applied, although you can always ask for this to be taken off, i feel this puts people on the spot great location over looking the sea, but very pricey at £220 for what you actualy get, wouldnt return.

Initially a lovely welcoming atmosphere, only stopped for a drink, went to sit outside but unfortunately started to rain so took a seat in the awning area. We laughed and giggled, enjoyed our drink and as the sun came out we decided to sit on the bench outside on the terrace (as photographed)... we were then approached with our bill "incase we were going to run" and informed that the benches belong to the food wagon on the lower terrace. We then moved to the benches directly infront of the awning to which it then began to rain again... we, along with everyone else sat outside (who hadn't been judged and accused of potentially "running") moved inside of the awning again - my partner helped an elderly lady with her dogs out of the rain where we were then approached again by the same member of staff to be told we couldn't sit there - we were standing finishing our drinks before leaving as i informed her. A real shame as we were talking whilst there about returning for food but given the utter judgmental mentality probably because we weren't in their preferred attire, im unsure I will return! Yes we did pay!!

This seafood paradise is now known as Hooked on the Rocks. Different ownership. Tel is 01326 311866. Clean, sea blue and white decor, the restaurant overlooks Swanpool Beach, well away (but walkable) from the over touristed main part of town. In good weather you can perch on their semi enclosed deck. The food is the thing. Everything that came out of the kitchen looked good. We ordered their signature platter for two (could have fed 3-4): a massive pile of mussels, clams, scallops, tempura fish, and prawns in just a bit of a ginger/ coconut sauce. Rick Stein ( our venue the prior night) could learn a lot from this less pretentious spot. A bottle of a lean, mine rally picpoul-pinet was just right. Service great. Reservations advised. Total bill before the tip was £57.

My partner booked Hooked on the Rocks last Saturday evening 16th July for my birthday, I ordered the chicken breast which was £24 and ordered fries extra which were £5 for 1 portion, when the meal came, presentation was lovely , a bit to much garnish on top, i was shocked at the tiny portion of chicken, 2 very small pieces of chicken , 2 things I dislike is been over charged and no where near the value for money, very disappointed and it ruined my birthday evening, I went home hungry.

This restaurant is situated in Swanpool ana easy to get to from Falmouth. It has been called several other names in the past but the standard is still as good. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, but it's advisable to book in advance if you want a proper sit down meal. Most of the menu is fish based but there are still a few other options for meat eaters and Vegetarians and a tapas menu. Good wine list and kids menu too.

Went for a spontaneous dinner after a long day of chores. We have been here a few times in its other guises, Three Mackerels etc, but the first time with this new name and presumably owner/chef. The appetizer portions were definitely large enough to share, and my duck entree was very enjoyable. In fact one of the best I've had, and I have ordered duck in many top restaurants in SF and NYC. When we arrived, the place was very empty, and strangely the server put us back to back with another table where two large men would be jockeying for space. I requested another table to give us one table separation from the diners already seated. That was my only reason for deducting a star - possibly a little more server training, and also having the servers able to answer questions on the night's specials. Otherwise, a wonderful view, cosy ambiance and very tasty food.