St.Mary's Hotels and Pubs

Tides reach Restaurant backs onto the harbour edge - the sea almost touches the window. Traditional British food and fresh fish are the mainstay of the menu which changes daily to incorporate fresh produce. The terrace and roof garden at the Atlantic Hotel have excellent views of the harbour.

Situated in the heart of Hugh Town with great harbour views, terrace and indoor seating.

Tribute ales and extensive menus featuring local seafood. Nautical theme. Pool available.

Bell Rock offers local produce whenever possible - free range Scillonian eggs, Cornish award winning sausages, Scillonian and Cornish fish and Cornish cheeses. An early dinner enables guests watch the gig racing and also enjoy local talks, slide shows and plays as advertised. Three course menu is standard with three options of main course including vegetarian, and a variety of sweets including the hot pudding of the day and locally made St Agnes ice creams.

One of the oldest buildings in Hugh Town, and recently refurbished to extend large windows across the front of the building to let in the Scilly sunshine. Artefacts and original photos from the old shipwrecks decorate the walls. Bar and upstairs restaurant. Try the famous wolf burger.

Large open plan bar with pool and darts, and open fire in the winter. Separate restaurant and function room. Front courtyard and beer garden on back lawn. Ales of Scilly and guest beers, and regular live music. Speciality pizza in a wood fired oven and traditional Sunday roasts are among the specials served in the castle restaurant.

Spirit Restaurant offers a European menu with an Italian influence and was completely refurbished at the beginning of the 2010 season. Extensive menu with vegetarian options and bar snacks also available in the evenings. Terrace and secluded garden seating at lunchtimes, with BBQ in the summer months.

Two award winning restaurants featuring local seafood and vegetables from the kitchen garden. The Castle dining room (the original officer's mess) offers traditional British cuisine, and the Conservatory, adorned with vine, specialises in seafood. Lunch is available to residents and non residents from the dungeon bar and outside in the gardens.

Situated right at the top of the quay, the first welcome as you arrive in St.Mary's harbour.
Two bars, bar in the slip inn is made from a gig boat. Sea view from top bar. Flags and nautical memorabilia decorate top bar. Ales of Scilly served.

Temporary membership available for visitors. Live music, bingo, card nights and sporting events often shown on big screen. Two bars, snooker tables, fruit machines.

The restaurant at Tregarthens has unbeatable panoramic sea views over St.Mary's Harbour with St.Martins in the background and across the channel to Samson.  Many of their rooms have lovely sea views and there are views from the restaurant and the bar/lounge area. Tregarthen's prices are based on bed and breakfast There is also a terraced garden for lunchtime.