....a really nice place to revive yourself. Situated well on your approach to the shore…read more Re-building has been amazing achievement following the 2004 disaster...really impressive. A very good selection of light meals and assorted sweets/sundries. Prices comparable with other "eateries" in the area. Staff are charming and appear to enjoy their work. Recommended

The Harbour Light Tea Garden, is set apart from the main centre of Boscastle and adjacent to the…read moreMuseum of Witchcraft. A good range of outdoor seating, which was bustling and full up on the day we visited, courtesy of it being a glorious summer's day; the filled sandwiches and slices of cake looked very tasty, as they seemed to constantly arrive from the kitchen. We managed to get a table inside, and decided on light snack of a teacake and to sample the Tregothnan tea (Cornish tea). The peppermint tea was light and refreshing, just perfect for a hot summer's day. The kitchen inside was a hive of activity, as more and more people descended on the tea rooms. We would have liked to sample more of the menu, but sadly we had a long journey ahead of us that day, but there's always the next time we visit Boscastle!

It was located out of the way and you have to really look for it. Once you get there it's a little…read morehidden gem. We ate outside and had the best ever cream team. Had a choice of plain scones or with currents and they were both excellent. Being able to walk in the mill was an added bonus.

One of the absolute best little tea houses we've ever been to! Built on the site of a working water…read moremill, and in the middle of lush nature, right up the street from the beach, it's an English village dream. The scones are all freshly baked, and served with fresh clotted cream and jam. The cakes are all freshly baked and a dream. The pasties were made with meat from the butcher down the street, and flour from the mill, and it tasted divine! We met the miller and his wife, and they were so sweet and friendly! We can't wait to come back! A must-experience piece of Devon!

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.

This tea room is really popular with locals, we stopped in whilst doing some genealogy in the town…read more The full English breakfast was well cooked & more than enough tea to sink a ship. The owners where very helpful with local knowledge. There is no parking at the front as the street is very narrow but the town car park is just up Biscombe lane to the side of the cafe. Would recommend if you need refreshment.

If you are in Port Isaac and looking to add Cornish Cream Tea to your Cornwall experience, this is…read moreTHE place to go! The scones are the perfect density (more on the homemade bicuit side) and dusted with powdered sugar, giving them an added sweetness that compliment the strawberry jam and clotted cream perfectly. The jam and cream are rich and filling, making the whole "tea" a nice mid-afternoon meal. My husband had the Tuna Mayo and Cucumber sandwich, which was delicious. The salad that came with it had an incredible honey and mustard dressing that added a nice savory flair to the meal. Stop in here for a meal and to shop their two floors of gifts for everyone back home. The Cafe is even dog friendly! A beautiful, comfortable space with fast service, make sure to stop in!

Bit of a short review, we only had a couple of cream teas so very little to go on. The place itself…read moreis an old converted chapel so has plenty of character. It's clean, nicely decorated and well laid out. You can also buy stuff but we didn't really take much notice of what was available. The staff were helpful and friendly, and the cream teas were delish. Nothing to complain about, all good!

Love this place. This cute and tiny little tearoom was a real find. The owners are super friendly…read moreand have a natter with anyone who comes in. The place is lavishing decorated with fairy lights and old lamps and pictures of the town and the owner family. I felt very comfortable in this environment. The food is very filling and there are a lot of choices. The cream tea was especially nice, as the scones were hot. Yummy!

An absolute oasis. Famous amongst walkers of the southwest coastal path, there are beautiful views…read moreand delicious food. I came upon it after walking 3 hours along the coastal path from harlyn bay to padstow. (About a 40 min walk from padstow). I heard from other travellers that it was a perfect place. I can attest that the crab sandwich and tea was delicious.

Cosy cottage cafe We had lunch on a cold Sunday afternoon at…read morethis gorgeous cafe in a cottage next to the Visitor Centre in Tintagel. We loved our Cornish Ploughman's lunch, thought that the Chicken Caesar Salad was ok and loved the homemade coffee cake and pot of tea. (There were lots of other homemade goodies to choose from and we would have loved to try more things!) Mark (the owner) is a great host and we thought it was very reasonably priced.

Great place to grab a quick bite and enjoy some tea with friends and family. The place is very cozy…read moreand welcoming.

The treats that are displayed in the front window look amazing and catch your eye from quite a way…read moreaway.. enticing and drawing you in.. Then you actually make a purchase and then try it and you're not disappointed.. I was only in Newquay for half a day and I went there three times.. and I was on a strict diet, no treats or sugary food but walking down the Newquay high street and seeing this small little shop I couldn't help myself.. it's like a little curiosity shop that you can't help but enter. Suffice to say, when I go back next year I'll be visiting this one again.

Not a scone connoisseur, but so far best scones I've had in the Devon/Cornwall area. They're…read morenothing remarkable to look at, nor very puffed up, but they're a balanced combination of cookie (crisp and crumbly) on the outside while fluffy and crumbly on the inside with a slight sweetness. Their pasties, their specialty, I'm not really a fan of. They're enormously overstuffed, but the crust is tasteless and the filling is mostly potato with less than 20% actual meat. However, filling was balanced in flavor. Guess I just prefer the pastries, because I also preferred their Apple Turnover to the pasties.

Well after two terrible Cornish pasty experiences - one just a few paces from this place (King…read moreArthur's Arms) was singularly dreadful and tasteless - we decided one third and last try. Glad we did!! I had the beef pasty, my wife the lamb and mint. They were big, tasty, juicy and worth our time and money. According to our waitress Pengenna are the only vendor in Tintagel who make their own pasties - according to her the other places just buy them frozen which perhaps explains why they are soooo dreadful. If you don't believe me try one next time you are at Kings Cross station in London - from a little stall you can buy a pasty much much better than our first two in Cornwall Anyway - our pasties were very good, probably 50% bigger than down the road and not much more than 1/2 the price!!!! No comparison!