The Eagle House Restaurant — Restaurant in England

Situated near the town centre it's a very up market place. There is parking in and around the area but some entrances are quite narrow so be careful. It's quite an old hotel come restaurant and bar area. There is ample seating both inside and outside. To the rear there is an outside area with lovely views across Launceston. And if the sun is out it's idyllic. I was lucky as it was a beautiful day. This place is an hotel but I've not experienced that side of it. But it doesn't come cheap. It's very clean and well decorated. As you go into the bar area there's a still as they make their own gin. Very nice I'm told but expect to pay for what it is. There is a good selection of wines, spirits and beers and also soft drinks. A good variation of cocktails to. But again they do not come cheaply. I had Guinness one of my favourite drinks and it was nice and cold. The service was with a smile and very welcoming. A credit to the place. It's a lovely relaxing atmosphere and I was quite chilled. We had food of which there's a reasonable selection . I chose the house cod and chips with extra of mushy please. Then followed by apple and berry crumble with ice cream. Was a lovely flavour. Prices vary depending on what you have but expect it to be a little higher than pub grub. But it was nice so for me worth it. Although a bit pricey I enjoyed my time there and would...

Picked here as a mid way point to meet a friend. What can I say?? Sunday lunch was amazing. Great quality, great portions and cannot fault it. Two of us had the pork option, great crackling btw and hubby had veggie option.

We also had starters and followed by pudding and copious Gaviscon after overindulging 😳

Starters were the black pudding scotch egg, mushroom arancini and ham hock terrine. Puddings were chocolate delice, sticky toffee pudding and creme brulé. Cannot fault a thing. What an amazing chef they must have. The team were really friendly and helpful. We ate I'm the bar area, which had lovely views and a gin still in it (they make their own gin). The main restaurant looked dated and lacked atmosphere but the bar restaurant was modern and lovely.

A hidden gem. Thanks for a...

Family meal for 13 of us booked late but they got us in. Bit of a minor mix up as we all turned up at different times so the staff didn't realise we were there. Once sorted we all ordered, some off the main menu and others off the specials. Prices as expected for a hotel but still good value as the food was very good. All the fish was really good, whitebait a touch salty but that's personal preference. Sole and cod was excellent, so too the chicken burger. Would come back again if...