An important port since Saxon times the village of Calstock clings to the banks of the Tamar about 14 miles up-river and north of Plymouth. Calstock Parish has the second largest population in Cornwall and lies deep in the heart of the Tamar valley, an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Calstock was mentioned in the Doomsday Book. Back in the 13th Century, it was part of the Earldom of Cornwall, and a huge number of archives dating from that time are housed in the Village hall of Calstock Town. There are many Restaurants in Calstock and the range of establishments really does cater for all those eating out in Calstock. From Restaurants to Cafes and Pubs to Hotels, Calstock caters for all budgets. If you’re searching for a place to eat in Calstock then the following listings should give you a good idea of the restaurants available for eating out in Calstock - Cornwall.

Towns near to Calstock - Tavistock (devon), Plymouth (devon), Saltash, Torpoint,
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