About Mousehole
Welcome to our village
Mousehole’s a lot of things for such a small place. It’s the defiant fishing port that faced the Armada, and the place where the Cornish language survived the longest (and it’s good to hear it spoken here again). It’s home to the original star-gazey pie and the story of Mowzer, and celebrates Christmas every year with its famous display of lights and the (very) lively Tom Bawcock’s Eve. Mousehole’s seen tragedy (the loss of the Solomon Browne) but remains a strong and proudly Cornish community.
If you’re a visitor to Mousehole, take time to explore its narrow little streets, with their outside stairs and fish cellars, and gorgeous small shops and galleries. Wander down to the sandy little beach (an all-time favourite with younger children), or leave the centre to discover the best rockpools in the west.
We love it here, and we can’t imagine being anywhere else.
Menus
Book in to celebrate the Christmas lights - open daily 8am 'til late last food orders 9pm. Views of the Mousehole Harbour Lights throughout the dining area. Booking essential over the Christmas period. Open for pre theater dinner for the Mousehole Cat.
Full opening hours click here.
Our menus change all the time – that's one of the beauties of having a local catch and plenty of farms nearby. You can be sure that every day has at least one seafood, meat and vegan dish, with gluten-free and other dietary requirements also available.
BREAKFAST MENU
Served from 8-11am
Make the most of the morning with a hearty and healthy breakfast. Sit at a window table with an organic artisan coffee, and watch Mousehole come to life.
DINNER
Served 5-9
Relax in our welcoming restaurant. Meat, fish and vegan dishes, accompanied by our superb wine list. We serve gluten-free choices, and will always try to adapt our dishes for dietary needs