The Tartan Fox

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Adam Handling’s Cornish pub occupies a 400-year-old house set in its own acres of countryside between Newquay and Truro, serving polished, sustainable British food built on Cornish produce and the garden’s own crops. Combine a visit with the Elizabethan manor of Trerice nearby, or the surf and sands of Watergate Bay a short drive towards the coast.

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