Nathan Outlaw to sell restaurant on North Cornwall coast

Located in the well-known and picturesque fishing village of Port Issac on the North Cornwall coast, the restaurant is spread across the ground and first floors, offers seating for a total of 60 with picture windows framing the sea views, along with an external seating area for al fresco drinking and dining.

Situated between the village centre and the main car park, the restaurant benefits from high passing footfall throughout the day and would be well-suited to an all-day brasserie or similar concept.

After ten years at this location, award-winning chef Nathan Outlaw has decided to integrate the business into his more recently acquired Outlaws Guest House, whilst still successfully operating the Fish Kitchen at Port Issac harbour.

The business will close in late March 2026 and is available freehold for £750,000. It retains the commercial kitchen and other fixtures, allowing new owners to take over before the summer to take full advantage of its stunning coastal views.

Nathan Outlaw commented, “It has been an incredible ten years at this amazing location, and I will be excited to see where a new owner takes this fantastic opportunity.”

Ryan Bassett, Business Agent at Christie & Co, commented, “This is a rare and exciting opportunity for new owners to create something special in a destination that captures the heart of every visitor. Set in one of Cornwall’s most picturesque coastal locations, this site offers truly breathtaking surroundings that attract visitors year-round. Positioned adjacent to Port Isaac’s main car park, it benefits from exceptional visibility and consistent footfall which will help the next operators create a great new venue.”

For more information about Outlaws New Road, click here: https://www.christie.com/3460477/