Short answer: The Old Coastguard does the smartest Sunday lunch in Mousehole: £29 for one course, £40 for two or £48 for three, with rotating roasts (beef topside, pork loin) and a nut roast, plus a children's menu. For a pub roast, the Ship Inn on the harbour serves big Yorkshire puddings and unlimited gravy, and the Kings Arms in Paul and the Lamorna Wink both get rave reviews. Book.
A walk along the seafront or out to Lamorna, then Sunday lunch: Mousehole has four very good options.
A set Sunday lunch: £29 for one course, £40 for two, £48 for three. Mains include beef topside with Yorkshire pudding and roast pork loin (the meats rotate weekly), with a nut roast at £26, and there's a children's menu on Sundays. One reviewer: "a tasty and very hearty vegan nut roast. The roast potatoes were particularly good." Sea-view garden. Book on 01736 731222.
The harbour pub's traditional roast comes with large Yorkshire puddings and unlimited gravy. One reviewer called it "easily one of the best Sunday lunches we've had and excellent value". Dogs welcome in the bar.
A short uphill walk from the harbour. Sunday hours are 12–9pm, it's dog friendly, and reviewers rave about the Sunday lunch.
At the end of the coast path walk to Lamorna. "One of the best roast meals ever! … Remember to book," says one reviewer. Hours are seasonal (currently Friday to Sunday), so ring ahead on 01736 731566.
The Orange Café Bar is fully plant-based and does a Sunday roast in winter.
Nearby: best Sunday roast in Penzance. Everything else: the Mousehole guide.
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