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North coast Seafood restaurant

Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen

Port Isaac

Cornish fish and shellfish in a historic harbourside cottage.

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Nathan Outlaw’s small seafood restaurant occupies a fifteenth-century fisherman’s cottage beside Port Isaac harbour. Fish and shellfish landed locally and elsewhere in Cornwall guide the cooking. The intimate setting and multi-course menus make this a considered booking, with practical visiting information published clearly by the restaurant.

The official site currently lists a winter closure from 20 December to 2 February inclusive. Check your date before travelling; the restaurant also publishes age and access restrictions.

Menus and bookings are handled directly by the venue.

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1 Middle Street, Port Isaac, PL29 3RH

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This entry is a researched introduction to the venue. Sources and published details were checked on 13 November 2026.

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