Food at the King William
Our daily changing menus are full of local, seasonal produce. Meat and poultry is free range or organic and seafood is delivered daily from the Cornish coast. Everything except the bread, butter and cheese is home-made by us and yes, when they’re in season, we do shell our own peas!
We are well known for our fantastic sunday luches (We would recomend booking in advance). Download a sample meun here sunday lunch sept25
A sample menu for October
Bertinet bread and butter
Bruschetta of roasted tomatoes, Hampshire buffalo mozzarella & english balsamic
Our own charcuterie plate to share or for yourself, with bread and pickles
Cornish crab vinaigarette, soft boiled egg, watercress
Celeriac, apple & rosemary soup, cheese croute, truffle oil
Seared Cornish scallops, watercress soup & chorizo
Devilled lambs kidneys on toast
Roast duck leg & pearl barley risotto, pan fried breast, cavalo nero
Ticklemore goats cheese & autumn greens soufflé, roasted squash, creamed onions
Fish soup with gurnard, mackerel & cod, new potatoes & garlic mayonnaise
Roast partridge, roast potatoes, smoked bacon, mashed swede & greens
Cornish cod fillet, champ potato, roast autumn vegetables, green sauce
Triple cooked chips / Seasonal vegetables/ side salad
Blackberry & apple crumble soufflé & vanilla ice-cream
Rich chocolate pot, vanilla shortbread & jersey cream
English cheese board, chutney & biscuits
Dorset apple cake & blackberry sorbet
Glazed lemon tart, fruit sauce & cherry ice cream
Bar menu
Cider steamed mussels with triple cooked chips
Beer battered hake with triple cooked chips and homemade tartare sauce
King William burger with cheddar and bacon, triple cooked chips and dressed leaves
Steak with tarragon butter, triple cooked chips and salad
Ploughman’s; with either Montgomery cheddar or local blue cheese
Roast pork and homemade apple sauce sandwich
Steak sandwich with watercress
Montgomery cheddar and chutney sandwich
Prime English ingredients carefully cooked with real brio to bring out their qualities
Matthew Fort, The Guardian
