Brasserie on the Bay @ St. Michaels Resort
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2 AA Rosette brasserie in Falmouth overlooking Gyllyngvase Beach. Fresh daily-caught fish and locally sourced menus at St. Michael's Resort with bay views.
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Situated in the gorgeous St. Michael’s Resort in Falmouth, this brasserie has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes. The view takes in Gyllyngvase Beach and the bay beyond, and the atmosphere is just right to enjoy the varied and delicious menu. The dishes are fish, meat, and vegetarian, so everyone can find something that will take their fancy here. The head chef works with local producers to make sure that the freshest ingredients are used on site. The fish you eat will have been caught on the same day in a lot of cases. St. Michael’s Resort is one of our featured properties; it is an exceptional venue for a spa break or a special occasion. Why not treat yourself to a long weekend here and enjoy the food as part of your stay? Alternatively, there are loads of different options on our site for where you can stay around Falmouth. Our Falmouth town guide will also give you some ideas about other activities and bars and restaurants as well as some of the festivals that Falmouth is famous for.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Brasserie on the Bay @ St. Michaels Resort?
- Brasserie on the Bay @ St. Michaels Resort is located in Falmouth, Cornwall, England.
- Can I book Brasserie on the Bay @ St. Michaels Resort online?
- Yes, you can find more information and book via their website at https://stmichaelsresort.com/dine/brasserie-on-the-bay
- Where can I stay near Brasserie on the Bay @ St. Michaels Resort?
- There are places to stay nearby in Falmouth. Browse all properties in the area to find your perfect accommodation.
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