Clarke's always has such brilliant stuff, and the window display of this shop looked so inviting,…read moremy mum and I stopped to check out this store, despite neither of us really needing any more shoes! A lovely staffer by the name of Anna helped us and she was just super friendly and nice. We tried on some of the shoes that were on sale, but nothing really grabbed either mum and me. However in our conversation with Anna, she gave us some great tips on where to eat and that was fantastic of her. In the end, decided not to purchase anything, but overall a lovely store to stop at! Yelp 304/ 2018

Trago Mills is a fantastic shopping place for getting bargains!…read more A firm favourite of most Cornish people from what I ahve heard! At Trago you can buy anything from a new door, carpet to toys, clothes, shoes and a whole lot more! Outside they even have an area where you can sit by a lake and feed the ducks whilst you eat your lunch, its easy to park with lots of space and has plenty of lifts for push chairs and wheel chairs since it is on several levels. Basically whatever your needs you are highly likely to find it here and at a lower price than other places too! x

We had flown into Newquay airport and wanted to get something to eat on the drive to Plymouth…read more So we stopped at this place, as our cousin remembered there had been a cute cafe here. Well. There HAD BEEN, but unfortunately it has since been closed. Don't worry, there is still a cafe here, a local assured us. Just go into the hardware store, turn right, and keep walking. And yes! Eventually we did find the cafe. They didn't have a huge selection of soft drinks, which is an understatement, and they definitely were not COLD soft drinks. And they didn't have our first choices of entrees (the hunter's chicken and the madras chicken), or our second choices (the madras vegetables). But they did have fish and chips: two choices here, in fact. So we ordered a couple fish & chips and a plaice (a kind of fish) and chips. Prices seemed reasonable; the kind of prices you might expect in a cafe inside a hardware store. There are some large oil paintings inside the dining area - huge oil paintings featuring the founder of the mill, who seems like...a rather bizarre person. Oh, and I feel like I should mention that there are no toilets where the cafe is now in the hardware store, you have to walk back to the other building, where the cafe was when it was a cafe, to find them. Anyway, eventually we were served our fishes and chipses by a somewhat dazed and confused server. And the food was fine. Definitely reminiscent of Long John Silver's style in the US, to me. But the real joy here was laughing with our relatives about our experiences here and I'm sure we will be enjoying this for years and years to come. And that's really more important than what we had to eat or little things like that. And oh, I did like that they had bottles of malt vinegar on the table. Much more convenient than in other places, where you have to poke around in the packets of "tomato" and "brown sauce" (whatever that is) to find the thing you are looking for.