Ann's Pasties are famous. And this place here serves them. Naturally we've had to try them…read more Located on the busy Church street it's impossible to miss. Very friendly staff, a nice setting with some tables outside to watch the world go by. Fair prices as well and dogfriendly. A sunny day, so we took a table outside. Ordered the classic cornish pasty with steak filling. And it was a fine pasty. But not the best we've ever had. The pasty could have been crispier, the filling a bit more spiced up. Did taste a bit bland. But recipes are different, tastes are different. It was good - but not great. Nice was the size, a really big pasty with lots of stuffing. It's really a whole meal for itself. All in all still a fine visit. The location was great, we enjoyed sitting down and to watch all the action.

went to this little gem of a place today with my husband and the lady couldn't do enough the food…read morewas amazing and the ambiance was quirky with a sense of calm fab little place. the service was tip top we had sandwiches which were absolutely delicious.

Super little cafe. Dog friendly and very good food. Staff super friendly and cafe is tidy and…read moreclean which is always a requirement for me. Not the cheapest around but you get what you pay for and this was well worth the money.

I had the eggs and toast breakfast with added bacon and snashed avocado. This took a relatively…read morecheap breakfast into the £9 range. The eggs where slightly over cooked, the bacon was perfect, the toast was very healthy, but the avocado was lacking. It had too much cilantro and not a lot of other seasoning. Still it was a good and filling breakfast.

Amazing food and a great place for students to sit and work while having a good meal. Some of the…read moremenu items are a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for!

Great bar/restaurant/coffee house. Retro inspired decor very funky and quirky but not too…read morehipster... You don't need tight trousers and a beard to get served in here. Friendly staff and a good menu, there's something for everyone whether you're after a steak or quinoa.

Opened last year, this is a community cafe run by the local Anglican churches in Falmouth, located…read morejust below the town church of King Charles the Martyr. The cafe decor has a fresh, contemporary feel - think New England meets Cornwall - in white and pastel blues and greys. The cafe has a strong ethical ethos and focuses on fair-trade and locally sourced ingredients, aims to reduce plastic usage and refills water bottles for free. They also host community events and entertainment like jazz evenings. The menu is simple, consisting of rolls, paninis, soups, locally made cakes and fresh, fair trade teas and coffees. It has become very popular with students (free WiFi helps!) but also has a kids' corner to help keep little ones occupied. I had a lovely filled ciabatta of sun dried tomatoes and local goat's cheese; colleagues had brie and bacon. All served with a friendly smile. A great cafe with a contemporary feel right in the centre of Falmouth. Worth checking out.

Lovely cafe , great choices to go with your cup of coffee and tea. The cake selection- home made -…read moreis excellent. If you are shopping in Falmouth and looking for a great spot to refuel and recharge this is a great café to do so.

We ran across this gem of a tea house while we were looking for a cream tea while staying in…read moreFalmouth (and wine, the other half loves any place that is a wine bar). It's a very unusual type of place, not expected for that area of the country. It reminded me of some place I would have found in Santa Cruz. The decor is quite eclectic and styled from the 1920's. The scones were very tasty (we both had the fruit scones). The tea was some of the best I've had! They use teapigs tea, and it really is amazing. We both ordered Earl Grey, but unfortunately the server was a bit flaky, and I ended up with English Breakfast. (They were both tasty, but the Earl Grey was by far superior for me!) We also ordered a cheese plate consisting of three cheeses: Fourme D'Ambert, Wookey Hole Cheddar, and an English Brie copycat. They were all great. The woman running the place asked us if we wanted French bread or oatcakes, and since I like oatcakes and the other half likes French bread, she made us a plate with both. It was served with a delicious chutney and an amazing honey. We also got a bottle of Sauncere to go with it. We had a great time. The owner's dog runs around trying to get food from all the diners (and she's adorable). We'll definitely go back the next time we're in Falmouth!

Found/went to Dollys based on Yelp reviews…read more We were driving around the area and wanted to find a place for cream tea. It looked/sounded good. All in all the food was good. The sandwiches/bread in particular were very fresh and tasty. The cream tea was good but - we're talking jam, cream, and scones. Three things that are pretty hard to not like and also pretty hard to balls up. So it was good but the scones could have been warmer/fresher. Our cups and saucers were a bit dirty. I liked the theme generally, although it seemed rather confused. It was neither traditional english, nor 1920s, nor rustic. The space was really nice but it seemed almost too kitsch-y. It kind of just looked lazy. Now the dog is so cute. I loved him/her. But there is a time and a place for a dog and by your table begging for food is not one of them. I think he/she should've been confined to the bar area not the eating part. The service was really good and everyone was really nice. I gave it 2 stars because I think it was good, but I think it could, and should've been much, much better for £4 scone + tea.

Excellent food and menu choices - even for the fussy eater such as myself…read more There are two floors and outside space all are beautiful in their quirky uniqueness, ships flood lights hung as ceiling lights, mismatched chairs and tables, wall paper that reminds me of the left over 70s paper on the walls at my Nan's house. I love it, and the staff were helpful and friendly. Hope to visit again.

This is a great pub. The staff are friendly and helpful. Me and my Mum are both Vegan and they were…read morehelpful when we asked about Vegan wine. The quality of the food is perfect. I had a Vegan Barto and it was was delicious.

This is a nice casual restaurant in Falmouth. A group of us went and enjoyed it. They have a nice…read morevariety from lasagne to fish sandwiches and burgers. There are daily specials such as squash soup,Thai seafood cakes, burgers and more. The fish finger sandwiches didn't come with fries so ordered some and they were good. The person that had lasagne really liked it. The service was good and we enjoyed the meal overall. We would go back again.

Really lovely place and the food was amazing. We went for…read morebrunch and would recommend this place to anyone

A cosy little tea shop, down some steps near the town centre. Six or seven tables fairly closely…read morepacked in but a cheerful welcome and good, friendly service. A menu including cakes and light bites will keep most customers happy. Fair prices. Parking nearby known to the locals but difficult for visitors to locate.

This is most likely my favourite cafe. Oreo milkshakes are to die for, definitely recommend. Inside…read moreis lovely and cosy. Staff are so kind and helpful. Couldn't think of anywhere better to go for Sunday tea.

Very nice staff. Fresh sandwich and high quality drinks. A lot of teas and good food choices…read more The good thing is that there isn't a lot of choices so you can be sure it'll be fresh and tasty! You can pay with American Express which is awesome! And the place is lovely and well decorated. Highly recommended!

Called here and had a coffee being a coffee shop I expected a great cup of coffee, but I didn't get…read moreone !!!

The barista was wonderful. He managed to educate without insulting the knowledge of his customers…read more The coffee was a darker roast than I would like, but many who have Starbucks palates, would appreciate the refinement of that traditional dark...but no bitterness. While the flavor profile did not match my tastebuds this day, the latte was superb and the milk held until the last drop. Which signals mad skills and a dedication to pulling a cup that the barista would be proud to serve in a completion. I like that. Had a slice of banana bread. Tasty. The wife had a cortado. Never got a sip. So I am certain it was good as well. I loved how asking a question about the beans of the day evoked a conversation...an actual conversation about the origins and intents of the beans they sell. It matters. Single origin and a relationship to the grower. How cool is that? Way cool. Worth the trip to Falmouth to find...but hurry up. They close at 3pm.

Apparently this is a brand new location for Espressini, but it's already up and running nicely. My…read morewife and I had two of the very best flat whites we've ever had here, made from freshly roasted Geisha coffee from Boquete, Panama. I have a soft spot for Panamanian coffee, as my parents lived there for a few years, but I think any objective taster would agree that this was good stuff. Anyway: perfectly pulled espresso, great temperature (hot, not warm), perfect amount of milk steamed just right. And a cute space in a good location, friendly and laid-back barista, and wonderful-smelling bags of coffee all around the shop. Oh, and a bottle of tap water provided on the table! The only problem with this place is that it's in Falmouth instead of London, so I won't visit as often as I'd like.