Very good independent Cafe/Deli tucked away in St Ives. Very…read moreinteresting ranges of sandwiches, everything slightly different with a twist, It's licensed as well so you can have a glass of wine ith your lunch, couple of tables outside.

A recent visit was just a quick lunch of soup and bread, but it was first rate. Delicious…read morecauliflower, sweet potato and lentil soup, and nice crusty brown bread. Two excellent lunches for under a tenner. Good range of takeaway grub too, as well as pottery, local drinks etc. Popular with locals as well as tourists, and quite buzzy.

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.

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

Food was delicious and the view was amazing! Service was also excellent. I had the lamb flatbread…read moreand it was delicious

The only downside of this place is the terrible road you need to follow to get here. Think steep…read moredownhill, sharp bend, no road markings and hardly enough space for two vehicles, yet local bus drivers driving down doppeldecker buses. If you can, take bus no 566 from Newquay and save yourself the stress. Rant over. apart from that the beach is amazing and so is the hut.

This is a fast food type cafe/take away which serves sandwiches and paninis and pizza. They're…read morefriendly with slow service but buyer beware - the chicken and red pepper panini that I ordered took 15mins and when I opened it there where 3 tiny pieces of chicken which wouldn't even cover a third of the panini and the peppers were chopped so finely and spread out so thinly you could hardly see them. Absolutely disgusted - what a rip off

Average take away sandwich shop, a few variety of fillings but nothing special, a few seats inside…read morebut not a lot of room i think if you wanted to sit down go for one of the cafes up the road a little. Good for take away to beach in the summer. Coffee is nice not to strong. Average prices good all round cafe. I wish they would state the bacon they used is smoked. Not really favourite. They could also do with a canopy to the front as it would make the bar style seating out the front a bit more sheltered in the rain and from the gulls.

Waiting on more Fish & Chips! Perfect venue; with beautiful beach ahead of us! Guinesses are…read morepresent!

Based right on the edge of the beach this swish cafe bar looks very appealing, they were booked up…read morefor food so I'm not sure of the quality but if its as good as it looks it should be great. On a hot sunny afternoon I think I would enjoy relaxing for an hour or two here.

A decent enough cafe upstairs next to the Lander Gallery. I had breakfast…read more here back in late July eggs florentine which I have never ordered before and shall probably never order again as it was far too rich given all the hollandaise sauce. That aside, it was okay although possibly could have done with more seasoning. I would have ordered the cafetiere of coffee not a cappucino if I'd known about that before ordering. Some things were only mentioned on cards at the till rather than on the menu which was a bit chaotic! Still, a nice place to sit while the rain poured outside. I shall probably go again to see what I think on a second visit. The Lander Gallery itself was showing an exhibition and beach and surfing pictures which was worth seeing if you like that sort of thing and there were some other crafts and so-on, some of it quite interesting. Well worth a visit.

Brilliant! Great chef with great ideas. New specials weekly, highly recommend. Check it out if you…read moreget chance

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

Fab, fab, fab!…read more Rustic but modern decor, right on the front at St Ives. Even on a rain lashed Friday, it was cosy and welcoming. We couldn't get a table right away but staff ushered us in so we could wait for our table and shelter from the rain. Food options look lovely - the menu board was so tempting and appeared to be very Cornish in flavour by combining options composed of lovely local produce. I came for the proper Cornish cream tea - even gluten free and it comes with authentic Cornish tea (tea made in Cornwall) - yummy! Seriously, a great place. I found it on google after searching for gluten free in St Ives and it was amazing. They cater for 'normal' people, but most of the menu can be catered for in gluten free form - breads, cakes, scones, quiches, pastry products which I was so impressed by. The menu is marked G which shows the GF options available. Makes a change from the one or two options - usually soup or salad... The scone was to die for - two scones actually in a cream tea with clotted cream and jam and a pot of tea - £5.95 but well worth it. The scones were the best GF ones I've come across and my mum, although not a huge scone fan, raved about her non-GF ones all day! I even had an extra scone - purely to use up my left over jam and cream of course as it was so great. The jam was lovely - clearly local and home made and definitely not from a supermarket jar - I could have ate buckets of it with my scone it was so good. If I'm in Cornwall again, I would definitely make the trip to St Ives to check out The Tea Room - there was so much on the menu I would have had, if I wasn't maximising the cream tea opportunity. Staff were friendly and helpful and certainly not judgemental about the GF girl and the three scones... :-)

A nice, simply laid out cafe on St Ives harbour, where I enjoyed a very tasty leek and potato soup…read more One of our group received something they had specifically asked not to have with their meal, but it was an easily rectified problem.