The Trencherman’s Guide has revealed its chosen finalists in this year’s awards.
Finalists in this year’s awards include restaurants, bars, and front-of-house teams at establishments across Cornwall.
Places in Porthleven, St Ives, Falmouth and St Austell have all made the list in this year's awards with winners being announced at a special awards ceremony at Bovey Castle on April 29, 2024.
Diners wishing to vote for their favourite are now eligible before voting closes at 11pm on February 21.
The Cornish restaurants, bars and more nominated for a Trencherman’s Award 2024 are:
Trencherman’s Restaurant of the Year, 2024 sponsored by Dole.
Edie’s – Carlyon Bay, St Austell
Kota – Porthleven
Trencherman’s Hotel of the Year, 2024 sponsored by Classic Fine Food
Scarlet Hotel – Mawgan Porth
The Godolphin Hotel & Restaurant – Marazion
Trencherman’s Pub of the Year, 2024 sponsored by Sharps Brewery
The old Coastguard – Mousehole
The Rising Sun Inn – Altarnun, Liskeard
Trencherman’s Chef of the Year, 2024 sponsored by Hallgarten and Novum Wines
Adam Handling – Ugly Butterfly – Carbis Bay, St Ives
Rick Toogood – Prawn on the Lawn – Padstow
Bar of the Year, 2024
Fistral Beach Hotel and Spa – Newquay
Talland Bay Hotel – Porthallow
The Old Coastguard – Mousehole
Ugly Butterfly by Adam Handling – Carbis Bay, St Ives
Front of House Team, 2024
Edie’s – Carlyon Bay, St Austell
The Greenbank Hotel – Falmouth
Creativity and Innovation, 2024
Appleton’s Bar and Restaurant – Fowey
Talland Bay Hotel – Porthallow
The St Enodoc Hotel – Wadebridge
Trencherman’s Newcomer, 2024
Bar and Bistro at Tintagel Brewery – Tintagel
Bedruthan Hotel and Spa – Mawgan Porth
Source Kitchen – St Ives
The Trencherman’s Guide was launched in 1993 as the gourmet’s guide to the very best eating experiences in the South West. The guide is overseen by a committee of industry experts chaired by leading chef Michael Cains MBE.
To find out more about the awards, view other nominees in the South West or vote visit https://trenchermans-guide.com/awards/trenchermans-awards-2024/
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