Really good for cream teas (and coffees). Large, handmade scones with plenty of fresh cream and…read morejam. Pot of tea served in china cups and even a pot of coffee (rather than a single cup that leaves you wanting more). Worth a visit.

Great cream teas, super sandwiches and high teas. Good and attentive service. A tea room I would…read moredefinitely recommend.

Best Vegetarian and Vegan restaurant/cafe in the area. Highly recommended. Everything on the Menu…read moreis good!

Reviewing the cafe, which is upstairs…read more Lovely, tasty, vegetarian food. I love the homity pie which is served with a tasty mixture of salads - very filling. The freshly squeezed fruit juices and smoothies are a refreshing change to coffee which is also good. The cafe itself is nothing fancy but is clean, with friendly staff. Reveiw of shop, downstairs: Small shop which is crammed full of healthfoods, wholefoods and green products eg. toothpastes, shower gels and shampoos, ecover products etc. without parabens and other harmful additives. A better alternative to Holland & Barrett.

immediate 5 stars there was a cat the overall atmosphere was…read moregreat and the cat added a lot

A lovely and cosy café. Try the excellent carrot cake, I have never had a better one, absolutely…read moresuperb.

The Renaissance Cafe and Bar is a bright modern establishment with a distinctive Mediterranean…read moreflavour. It is located in the heart of Penzance town centre, next to the main car park which is quite useful. It enjoys unrivalled panoramic views over Penzance Harbour, and St Michael's Mount can be seen in the distance. The window goes right along the entire length of the building. You can even see the Lizard Peninsular. The lunch menu is especially good, with the club sandwich a personal favorite. Nicely priced at £5, you get a very good size sandwich (you have to eat with a knife and fork unless you are prepared to get a bit messy). It also comes with a side salad, and not just a tomato and slice of lettuce! Some say it is a bit pricey, but if you find one of your favourite dishes on the menu, you will probably leave contented.

Lovely little café that I was going to walk past, but I'm glad I stopped in. The decor is qwerky…read moreand homely they have a nice little play pen for kids under 5. I didn't have any food as the kitchen shuts around 2.30/3.00pm but the cakes are still on offer. I skipped the cakes and went for a hot chocolate with the works which was delicious and filling. The staff are super friendly and it looks like they turn the place into a nice bar in the evening. I would thoroughly recommend dropping by for light refreshments or something to eat.

Ordered 3 portions of tapas for 15 pounds and the portions were minuscule (I am aware that tapas is…read moresmall but it was ridiculous for how much it cost). The tofu with red pepper puree was bland and underwhelming. My partner ordered a smoothie and it had no taste whatsoever and had the consistency of water (bear in mind, it was nearly a fiver!). I complained to the waitress afterwards but I was not offered a discount or a refund. They just took my 22 pounds for what was a complete and utter rip off. I certainly will not be going back there again!

This is a lovely little tearoom in the heart of the Cornish countryside. The narrow, winding roads…read morethat lead to it are a little hairy, but it's such a wonderful cafe that it's well worth a visit. The first time I went there it was a warm September's day, and we sat outside at stone tables and admired the beautiful scenery whilst eating a delicious cream tea. We went for a walk around the little garden afterwards. Our second visit was on a wet afternoon in May, and we sat upstairs in the quaint little seating area and ate cream teas whilst watching the working mill do it's thing! Well worth a visit if you're passing.

We visited The Barbican on a cloudy Friday in June. We were the only ones there! We had 2 cream…read moreteas (one tea was a hot chocolate). The scones were warm and freshly made which was a nice surprise. They were served with a delicious Cornish clotted cream. Reasonably priced.

Lovely place. The host is very welcoming and warm hearted. Loved the scones and cream tea! Very…read morebeautiful as well inside.

Counter service cafe doing superb home cooked food for light meals, as well as tea/coffee and…read morecakes. Recent visit had baked potato and beans, and a delicious Thai chicken soup with sweet potato. This was served with a terrific cheese scone, for which the cafe is famed. Bill was £5.95. I managed to resist the mouth watering crumble bubbling straight from the oven.

If you want a good, filling freshly made roll or sandwich then this is the daddy. Lots of choices…read moreof fillings and different breads. There's a downstairs cafe which is dark, it is in a cellar, but expect to queue as it is popular.