The Old Cider Press

Just a short drive from The Old Cider Press, the historic harbour of Boscastle and the stunning coastline is somewhere that must be explored during your stay.

Since opening 28 years ago, it has grown from a small harbour-side bistro to one of the best-known restaurants in the UK with 32 airy guest bedrooms. In addition Rick and his wife Jill have two smaller restaurants, St Petroc's Bistro and Rick Stein's Café both featuring plenty of fresh seafood. There's a seafood deli, patisserie, gift shop, and perhaps, most excitingly, the Padstow Seafood School overlooking the Camel Estuary on which Padstow stands.

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Padstow is a popular working fishing port. Also famous for being the home of Rick Stein's Seafood Restaurant.

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Picturesque fishing village built on 400ft cliff with cobbled street leading to 14th century harbour.

Discover for yourself the magic that attracts visitors from all over the world to this historic village, where the flower strewn cottages seem to tumble over one another down to the tiny 14th century harbour below.