was really invaluable to have that input.
20th August
Following its evolution in January, the ‘Fairground Tale’ has had a little tweak, continuing its development. Paul and John have worked hard introducing a salted praline parfait and the seasonally changing fruit compote served with our coconut custard is now beautiful damsons. They sit pride of place next to the beautiful aerated chocolate 'honeycomb' and raspberry doughnuts. 
1st September
Lots going on at Padstow Townhouse, beautiful bathtubs being fitted as well as giant showers! There's gorgeous wallpaper going up and plans for the pantry with yummy treats! The breakfast menu is being worked on and we've welcomed Paul's sister Michelle Ainsworth to the team. Time’s flying by, it'll be open before we know it. I have to say, that watching this building get transformed and brought back to its former glory is absolutely amazing, the renovation has been so carefully thought through. I can’t believe we’re nearly open, it has come so far. From watching the walls get pulled through, to replacing the roof and restoring the beautiful front with new hardwood sash windows, the guys up there have been incredible, can’t wait for people to see it!
12th September
I'm very proud to say that I've been offered a promotion! So very happy to be taking a step to junior sous chef, lots of new things to learn, always moving forward!
16th September
We've retained our Michelin star and we are all very proud, well done to the whole team who work so hard to maintain such an accolade! 
24th September
Macmillan coffee morning at Rojano's in the Square today, there were some lovely brownies, cupcakes, cooking and cakes! I was happy to bring along a Victoria sponge and a chocolate and marshmallow cake I'd made, well done to the team for raising £300!
5th October
AA awards tonight, John, Chris and Alex have gone to London as we’ve been shortlisted for the Food Service Award. Very exciting as Alex and his team out front are so passionate about their work. A lot of love goes in to serving our guests, they’re welcomed in to Paul Ainsworth at No.6 as though it’s our home…which it is! We came runner up to a very worthy winner Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons, huge congratulations to them!
14th October
A few members of the team recently went to Camel Valley vineyards, we had a tour around the vineyards and got to see where the grapes are turned into wine and talked through the process, then we were lucky enough to try some of the wines and sparkling wines, it was a great opportunity to visit them, everyone really enjoyed themselves and left with more knowledge about Camel Valley.
25th October
We recently changed our lunch menu and we've got some tasty dishes on. The starter is Cornish cured salmon with our own take on kimchi cabbage, a lovely light and refreshing dish but still packed with flavour. The main course is chicken from Merryfield Farm, cooked in beer and hay served with Cornish purple broccoli and smoked mushrooms. The dessert is a bit of a French classic, nougat glacé, served with lime curd, the last of the Cornish raspberries and honeycomb. Loving the new lunch menu packed full of flavour but so light and delicate.
Camilla Waite has been a key member of the team at Paul Ainsworth at Number 6 for two years, working her way up to chef de partie. When she's not cooking up a storm, Camilla enjoys seeking adrenaline rushes, whether it’s trekking across Nepal or sky diving to raise money for Cornwall Hospice.