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Restaurants in Callington - Cornwall

Originally a Saxon settlement and probably called Celliwic, the town had a population of 200 at the Norman conquest. Callington (Calweton, Calvington, Killington, Killiton) is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Calwetone. In 1584, Callington became a Parliamentary Borough, and continued to send two members to Parliament, until "rotten boroughs" were abolished under the Reform Act of 1832.

Below is a list of Callington Restaurants; you can find more details about each restaurant by clicking on 'view restaurant details'

The No 1 Guide to Restaurants in Callington

Coachmakers Arms

In the village of Callington a real homely pub with traditional fayre served all year round. The town abounds with Indian, Chinese and Thai cuisine so for those in need of something a little closer to home the Coachmakers is there destination. The bar is casual and friendly the rear dining room perfect for that special occasion.

Newport Square Callington
Tel: 01579 382567

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The Manor House Country Inn and Restaurant

With ten years experience chef Darren and Catherine Procter are the new owner's of the Manor House a popular pub and restaurant in the little village of Rilla Mill. Using the best of Cornish produce the Manor House is a warm and inviting modern eatery in a restored Country Inn. Michelin Recommended 2006 expect traditional British classics using local produce. The Inn is popular with locals and adds regular theme nights and special evenings to keep everyone interested.

Rilla Mill Nr Callington
Tel: 01579 362354

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