Padstow
Barnaby’s
Opening Times
Restaurant
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
12pm - 10pm
Wednesday
12pm - 10pm
Thursday
12pm - 10pm
Friday
12pm - 10pm
Saturday
12am - 10pm
Sunday
Closed
Barnaby’s Reservations
Reservations: 07926128148
BOOK ONLINE
We welcome table reservations for up to 6 guests using our online booking system. Please email us regarding larger tables but note our maximum table size is 10.
All table bookings are for inside, only drinks are served outside on a first come first served basis.
CANCELLATIONS
Should a table be cancelled or number of diners reduced with less than 24hrs notice, a charge of £35 will be taken from the card used to secure the booking, per cancelled guest. If you are more than 15 mins late for your booking we reserve the right to give it away.
Reservation enquiries – barnabys@prawnonthelawn.com
Event/private dining enquiries – events@prawnonthelawn.com
CARD ONLY
Card payments only please. No cash. We do not accept AMEX.
CHILDREN
We are child friendly although we don’t offer a specific children’s menu.
DOGS
Please let us know at time of booking should you wish to bring your dog.
Due to being located on a working vineyard, children must be supervised and dogs kept on a lead at all times please.
ALLERGIES
If you suffer from a food allergy please let us know when placing your order. Guests with severe allergies should be aware that although due care is taken there is a risk of allergens being present. We do not operate an allergen free kitchen.
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About
Tucked away down a Cornish lane, Trevibban Mill, is a family-run working vineyard, winery and events venue a stone’s throw from the picturesque harbour town, Padstow. Historically the home of a miller and his family, the land is now the home to vines, apple trees and native English Southdown sheep.
This is now our new home, where we’ll be serving classic Barnaby’s dishes and seasonal small plates using tasty Cornish seafood, meat and local produce. Join us for food inside or drinks in the garden – see you soon!
Our suppliers
Ross
Padstow Kitchen Garden
Ross supplies us with veg, salad and herbs that he grows on his family's farm less than a mile from Padstow.
Padstow
Caron & Des
Padstow Brewing Company
A husband and wife team, they first started brewing in 2013 in a converted surf shower. Now their custom-built microbrewery sits on the outskirts of Padstow and they have two tasting rooms in town where you can try their award winning beers.
Padstow
Johnny Murt
Murt's Shellfish
Johnny's a fifth-generation Padstow fisherman supplying the freshest crab and lobster from his day boat PW7. Look out for him popping into the restaurant in his oil skins.
Padstow
Tim
Porthilly Shellfish
Supplies us with local oysters from his farm in Porthilly, Rock. Look across the Camel estuary and you'll be able to see the oyster beds.
Rock
George
George Cleave Fishmongers
George sources amazing fish for us for the day boat market in Newlyn and other local fisherman and delivers straight to our door everyday.
Port Issac
Liz & Engin
Trevibban Mill
Enjoying idyllic surroundings a short drive from Padstow, the couple founded this award-winning organic vineyard in 2008. Native Southdown sheep graze in their vineyard.
Padstow
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Bumbleebee Conservation Trust
We are proud to support the Bumblebee Conservation Trust and we add a discretionary £1 donation to every restaurant bill to raise funds. In the last 80 years, our bumblebee populations have crashed. Two species have become nationally extinct and several others have declined dramatically. The BCT has a vision for a different future in which our communities and countryside are rich in bumblebees and colourful flowers, supporting a diversity of wildlife and habitats for everyone to enjoy.
Find out more about the charity’s work through the Bumblebee Conservation Trust website.