
Address and Contact Information
Address: School hill, budock water,Falmouth, Falmouth TR11 5DD, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1326 377010
Website: http://www.cjs-sanctuary.co.uk/
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Reviews
Would 1000% recommend here and if we are in the area again would love to come back and try a roast!
We came here a few years ago and that visit left an impression. Whilst visiting the area we came again. I dont know if its even better than the first visit, or whether the memory had faded a little leaving an even bigger impression this time out. We both had roast. Good choice of meats, loaded plates, everything cooked to perfection. Potatoes were crispy outside, fluffy inside. The veg was all cooked extremely well with so much flavour. The veg all comes out on a tray and it can be refilled if you only but ask (neither of us had room). Staff were welcoming and checked in regularly to see if we needed anything. And the beer… cracking locally brewed ales. Bought some to take home. Love every single thing about the sanctuary. That sounds gushy, but im not going to apologise, honestly, best roaster I’ve enjoyed in a long, long time. Probably since the last time we were here!
What a find!
We can honestly say that this was the best food that we have eaten out before!
We both had the leek and potato soup which was beautiful and then I had pork belly and my wife had seafood linguine. Each was the best that we’ve ever had.
It was a little cold in the building but it was early Feb.
Would definitely go again!
We had the most fantastic Sunday roast. Everything was hot and fresh. They veges had a nice crunch to them (not mushy!) and the meats were delicious. The portions were amazing.
Overall, absolutely loved our meal there! Thanks very much!
Cannot fault the food. This chef is amazing.
It was a pleasure & dog friendly too. It’s quirky too so don’t be put off if you’re not into Star Wars !
Friendly, smiling staff, despite being short-staffed started our visit off wonderfully.
The building itself has character, as I believe that it was previously a church, and is also spacious. Large tables for three people or more are available to sit at.
The Sanctuary was buzzing with chitter-chatter, but not to the point of being loud. It seems to very popular amongst the local community, and it is definitely something that needs to be booked.
As we knew what we wanted, we ordered the roast, only to provided with three options; small (one meat selection), medium (2 meats) and yes, you guessed it, large, which is 3 meats. It comes with a decent-sized Yorkshire pudding and roast spuds. The platter provided had a gravy boat, brimming with gravy made on site, roasted carrots, carrot/swede mixed mash, red cabbage, broccoli, parsnip & cauliflower cheese. And it was quite possibly the best roast dinner outside of the home environment that I’ve ever had.
The staff knew more about dietary restrictions than at any other restaurant I’ve been to. They didn’t just lump an allergen sheet our way, but went through what could and couldn’t be done. The chef has a gluten free son, which meant every care had been taken to ensure that foods were made specifically like that.
The only downside is a lack of available parking, but that isn’t strictly the restaurants fault.
Amazing value for money. We finished at around 14:45 and only at 08:30 the next morning am I getting hungry!
Definitely give it a look!