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RAISING THE BAR<br />
The perfect place to kick back<br />
The sweet, sharp hit of frozen<br />
raspberries and rum in the sunshine.<br />
Long lazy brunching on the terrace,<br />
frothy coffee in hand. A warming<br />
whisky as the moon dances on the<br />
water. As a four star hotel we take<br />
our drinks seriously.<br />
“The Greenbank has been an essential<br />
part of the fabric of Falmouth life since<br />
the 17th century, when it provided lodgings<br />
– and booze – for the sea captains<br />
and crews anchored in what was then<br />
Britain’s most important harbour.<br />
MOUTH WATERING. BELLY FILLING. HEART WARMING.<br />
Executive Chef Nick tells us: “Being Cornish born and bred and proud to call Falmouth my home,<br />
I’m passionate about provenance and believe it’s paramount to give a nod to the local suppliers<br />
and growers who have helped to shape our menus.<br />
With one of Cornwall’s liveliest fishing ports on our doorstep, we’re lucky to have an abundance<br />
of first class fish and seafood at our finger tips. At the restaurant we like to take our pick of the<br />
day’s catch and serve it with new potatoes, samphire, tender stem and a lemon dill beurre blanc.<br />
After the hearty meals of winter, spring and summer flavours are all about freshness. Our paddle<br />
sharing boards are always popular when the temperature starts to rise. There’s something very<br />
Cornish about grazing over smoked salmon, fresh crab, cured meats and homemade focaccia<br />
with a glass of white, overlooking the harbour.”<br />
Upgrade to a three course dinner when you stay for just £25 per person (giving you £35 credit).<br />
Or push the boat out with lunch – £16 for two courses or £20 for three, every day of the week.<br />
“The lounge, with its well-stocked bar, is<br />
spacious, well-tended and very comfy –<br />
the perfect place to sit watching the life<br />
of the river with a pot of Cornish tea or<br />
a shot of Curio Cornish rock samphire gin<br />
or Aval Dor potato vodka.”<br />
- The Telegraph<br />
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