Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen
Features: Serves Alcohol, Gluten Free
Port Isaac is a traditional fishing village on Cornwall’s north coast known for its narrow streets, historic harbour and distinctive scenery. The village has become widely recognised as the setting for the television series Doc Martin, yet it retains a strong sense of local character throughout the year. Visitors can explore its winding lanes, walk the coastal paths that lead to impressive viewpoints and enjoy some of Cornwall’s best seafood, including dining at Nathan Outlaw’s acclaimed restaurant.
Port Isaac is a charming place to visit in any season and offers a clear picture of life in a working coastal community.
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Visiting the home of Doc Martin? Our essential parking guide to Port Isaac covers the two main car parks at ...
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Port Isaac is one of the most picturesque but compact villages in Cornwall. Accommodation here ranges from centuries-old fishermen's cottages ...
The best places to eat in Port Isaac
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