… make it the twice-baked cheese soufflé with fig, chicory and caramelised pecan salad at Ben’s Cornish Kitchen in Marazion. OMG it was nice.
It was my first visit, but I’d been hearing good things (from some stringent sources) about Ben Prior’s newish restaurant for a while. As with most things in life, attention to detail is a good predictor of quality – so I settled in for a comfortable ride when the perfectly spongy homemade bread came out with a dipping dish of super-smooth olive oil and balsamic. The menu could be described as creative modern British.
Talking of new restaurants, I’m looking forward to the opening of the unusually named “untitled by Robert Wright“, which will occupy the premises of the old Abbey Restaurant, previously decorated with a Michelin star. It’s opening in Feb with a tapas-y bar downstairs (and carafes of wine – joy!) and more formal dining upstairs.
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February 24, 2011 at 1:29 pm
Issy
I love Ben’s Cornish Kitchen- best pork belly!
January 12, 2011 at 3:08 pm
ismay atkins
i love the water bottles too! and nice to have tap water served in such an elegant way.
January 12, 2011 at 12:19 pm
Grazing Kate
wow, that looks good! Just finished my lunch and feel hungry again now. Will keep Ben’s in mind for April when I’ll next visit.
January 12, 2011 at 12:00 pm
john
ate there several times last year and it’s consistently good! love the water bottles too.