Kilbol
Self-Catering Holiday CottagesKilbol Country House Hotel Restaurant
Food
is very important to us and because we are
relatively small we offer only the freshest of
local produce cooked to order by Aga. Local fish
and shellfish feature on the menu alongside
other traditional dishes.
The Kilbol Country House Hotel Restaurant is open for guests and non-guests alike, with a Daily Menu featuring at least a meat or fish as well as a vegetarian main course. The menu will generally offer four starters, four main courses, four sweets and a cheese board. It is very important to stress that this menu changes every day (all courses). We make the most of the FRESHEST, LOCAL SEASONAL PRODUCE.
In addition to the daily menu we also have a "Green Menu" this menu is made up of "specialities" and fish and as such require 24hrs to source, prepare and cook and also generally has a supplementary charge to reflect the higher cost of the particular food. Examples would be LOBSTER, CRAB, SCALLOPS, OYSTERS, ANY OTHER FISH etc.
For
most of the summer season, much of the fruit and
vegetables used in the restaurant are grown in
our own kitchen garden and are picked just
minutes before being prepared and cooked.
To describe the type of food we serve here at the hotel... Good English style food but with some restaurant flair and occasional influences from travels around the world.
Vegetarian dishes are always available. Breakfast may consist of fresh free range eggs cooked to order, full English breakfast, kipper or devilled kidneys.
In the summertime hot or cold snacks may be served in the 16th Century bar, in the conservatory or under the shade on the lawn. Morning coffee and cream teas are also served both to residents and non-residents.
Parking - Kilbol has ample car parking alongside the Hotel in a car park which is illuminated at night.
The Hotel does not cater for children under 12 years of age, however dogs of any age are welcome.
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Gardens
of Cornwall
Eden Project
Visit the spectacular Eden Project Biomes and experience
a fascinating journey through the Humid Tropics and Warm
Temperate Biomes. Enjoy the new educational centre, The
Core - hailed as the greatest moment in the Eden
Project's history since the opening of the world's
biggest plant Biomes.
Lost Gardens of Heligan
The once overgrown estate, home of the Tremayne family
for more than 400 years, now brought back to life.
Internationally acclaimed, award-winning garden
restoration project is not to be missed on any visit to
Cornwall.
Caerhays Estate
Caerhays Castle, parkland and woodland gardens, is owned
by the Williams family and located in a sheltered valley
overlooking Porthluney Cove on the South Cornish Coast.
Caerhays garden is best enjoyed in the spring during
March, April and May.
Trewithen Gardens and Nurseries
Trewithen is one of the most elegant eighteenth century
houses in Cornwall, set in a glorious landscaped
parkland of ancient trees, vistas and avenues. The house
which is open to the public, is a fine example of the
architecture of the period, but it is for its wonderful
garden that Trewithen is rightly famed.
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| The Eden Project | The Lost Gardens of Heligan |
Cornwall Gargens Holiday Itinerery Planner
1. Eden Project
12 miles - Approximately 30 minutes journey.2. Trewithen Gardens and Nurseries
5 miles - Approximately 20 minutes journey.3. Lost Gardens of Heligan
3 miles - Approximately 15 minutes journey.4. Caerhays Castle (English Heritage)
4 miles - Approximately 20 minutes journey.5. Glendurgan Garden (National Trust)
25 miles - Approximately 1 hour 15 minutes journey.6. Lanhydrock (National Trust)
18 miles - Approximately 30 minutes journey.7. Trelissick Garden (National Trust)
17 miles - Approximately 30 minutes journey.8. Trengwainton Garden (National Trust)
41 miles - Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes journey.9. Trerice (National Trust)
22 miles - Approximately 1 hour journey.
