Blue in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Another lovely meal in Blue. Very tasty home cooked style food. Lots of fish choices as you’d expect in mevagissey but meat and veggie options too. Highly recommended

Lovely food, freshly prepared. Very tasty. We always pop in for a meal when in Mevagissey. Thoroughly enjoyed and recommend.

We did pop in as small little cafe with food our children would eat. Food was good enough but think the two staff just seemed a bit worn out as not overly talkative, but may just be their way. I am trying not to write this in a disrespectful manner as know tourist industry has been tough with long hours worked. Good to see dogs allowed though.

Excellent food, with lovely service. A small family run restaurant. The pecan pie was delicious, as was the Moroccan lamb.

First time to Mevagissey and to Blue. Lovely to find somewhere that doesn’t serve ‘door stop sandwiches’. If your looking for a ‘light bite’ then this is the place. Good tea, tasty cheese and a fresh and tasty granary bread. The menu is full and varied from afternoon tea to a full meal and the Bistro is licensed. Good prices and well worth a visit.

We have lived in Meva for over two years and tried Blue for the first and last time. As others have stated, the woman is frosty and clearly doesn’t want to be there. I was served a warm and flat Diet Coke. We then ordered two omelettes with chips and beans. One came with peas. The portion of the beans and unwanted peas were actually laughable. The waitress huffed and puffed when we asked for sauces and vinegar. One of the satchets of sauce was congealed upon opening. One of the worst meals I’ve ever had. The omelette tasted nice but the chips were frozen oven chips and were rock hard. We both felt very unwell afterwards and will never return

We all ordered a fish dish and found our dishes to be completely tasteless. So bland it was almost inedible and three of us left the majority of our food. Suspect it was frozen including the veg which was so watery. The waitress didn’t ask if there was anything wrong even though there was so much food uneaten.

Charming little Bistro, beautifully decorated and friendly. An interesting menu, lovely, well cooked food and good conversation. A thoroughly enjoyable evening. Highly recommended.

Visited Blue last month during Mevagissey Feast weekend. Myself and my partner were looking for somewhere to eat and came across Blue. The restaurant wasn't busy, however the ambiance was lovely. The lady who looked after us throughout our meal was quiet and freindly. Our meal was FANTASTIC! a complete 'fish' meal which was superbly cooked. Looking forward to going back.

I have never encountered a more frosty welcome. We walked in while on holiday as they welcomed dogs only that was not true cause they don't welcome anyone no hello how are you nothing we picked a table as there was lots to choose from we sat and waited eventually went up the counter and ordered again no smile no general chit chat nothing.... husband had sandwich and I had a cream tea. Sandwich was nothing special over priced as I certainly could of got a better meal deal from a garage cream tea was OK. Another group of people came in so place had a little atmosphere then as it was silence before. The lady ehind counter could certainly do with some training and maybe find a smile. We could all here the ladies chatting behind counter which sounded a little heated one asking another to talk quite ect. When we had finished and wanted out asap the lady behind counter was bad mouthing the group of people that came in after us as she had taken their order wrong but of course it wasn't her fault it was theirs that is very unprofessional. When we left another holiday maker asked what we thought of it in there we said ok to which he went on to tell us about hes experience in there and it sounded worse than our experience. Maybe some training wouldn't be a miss learn how to smile and chat to your customers. I am not one for leaving bad reviews but this one certainly needs some changes made.

Probably the worst meal we've ever been served. After a very long wait, the fish platter arrived on luke warm plates. The white fish was partly uncooked and almost cold, the prawns luke warm, the salmon luke warm and completely overcooked. I'm spite of being 500metres from the harbour, the white fish and plaice were from frozen fillets. The pastry of the rabbit pie was so hard that it was difficult to cut and tough to eat. The vegetables were massively over-cooked. In spite of most of the food being left on our plates, the rather detached waitress didn't bother to check at any time that we were enjoying the meal. The atmosphere was so awkward, and tables close together, that it would have been extremely embarrassing to complain. An expensive mistake and we certainly won't be returning.

Nice home cooked food - great variety fish, meat and veggie options in this small, quirky restaurant in the heart of mevagissey.

We had a lovely meal here; it's a little old fashion place with good home-cooked style food and we wouldn't hesitate to return. The menu had good choices, hosts were warm and friendly and reasonable prices, definitely worth a try if you're in the area.

Sorry Blue but you really aren't suited to a service industry where customer satisfaction is paramount. Making conversation was difficult, food (served quickly) was not good enough to compensate for the less than welcoming atmosphere. 2 leaf garnish, not quite adequately filled toastie and cold brie and cranberry were uninspiring. Cheese tea was good. I don't think that this was a deliberate thing, just not keeping up with present day customer expectations. Reading your responses to unfavourable reviews on this site just confirms our opinion. Will not revisit.

Quaint little restaurant that allows dogs. Only 6 tables which was nice. Nice lady waiting on. We had fish and chips and crab salad. Food served nicely and the quantity and quality very good, my only criticism was the fish and chips served on a cold plate, the chips had obviously been ready before the fish and were warm but not hot, the fish was hot enough but cooled quickly, the peas were stone cold. Just small details like this make all the difference and would have been scored higher.

Had a cream tea. Not especially welcoming to be honest. Woman sighed when I said I'd pay for my food there and then, before it was served. I went up to the hatch to say 'thank you' after I had finished and it was all such an effort...no 'thank you, bye' back in return. No real acknowledgment...I'd obviously disturbed her from her work. Rude and unwelcoming.

Proper home cooked food, I had the liver and bacon and the wife had beef bourguignon both were extremely good portions with fresh veg and very tasty, a thoroughly enjoyable meal

Really lovely find in Mevagissey, if you like home cooked food and not over crowded come here. Very accommodating for the children (should probably advertise they can cater for children better to attract more trade). Very nice people (two ladies) who looked after us and cooked delightful fresh food. Had the mussels, fresh cod, mackerel pate and carb cocktail - all very fresh and yummy. Old school pudding finished off the meal and the evening. A real find and we will be back

The best home made scones ever , tasty beautiful texture generous fruit absolutely lovely . Lashings of clotted cream , good quality jam very nice indeed . Friendly chatty service . Will definitely visit again .

So glad we didn't read the reviews before we visited today. 3 of us had the Sunday Roast, couldn't fault anything, service prompt and friendly, food lovely and generous portions. Highly recommended

We visited here twice during our week in Mevagissey and left both times feeling happy and well fed. 1st time we were lucky to get a spare walk in table as there are only 4 tables available. My wife had the beef bourgogne and I...

The three of us decided we would have lunch here as it looked clean and cosy . We ordered and waited and waited and waited after about 45 minutes my husbands fish and chips appeared, the chips were raw and the peas hard as bullets....

Disappointing. Menu looked nice and staff were pleasant. Food was over-cooked with sauces in sachets. A bit like going back to British cuisine in the 70s. Sadly would not go back.

Reading some of the reviews we were not expecting much, yet is was very nice, friendly service, good food at reasonable prices, a quite pleasant experience

We booked a table for two for dinner. Small restaurant, but cosy feeling. Three course meal beautifully cooked and highly enjoyable. Recommended.

We visited this cafe while on holiday. The food was basic, not as amazing as a local who wandered in while we were waiting for our food to arrive told us. The lady serving us appeared to me to have had no training in customer...

The latte and scones that I had were tasty. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed by the reception and service! On entering and saying hello, we were practically ignored, apart from the owner/waitress? greeting and admiring my dog! When my latte was brought to the table,...

We are very happy to recommend this lovely and beautifully quaint tea house. They were happy to accommodate seven adults and three dogs where another highly recommended tea house would not. Between us all we either had traditional cream tea or the chocolate cream tea....

In Mevagissey for the day so special menu looked good. Sat down lady came across and gave menu. No hello or smile. My son had liver and bacon casserole. Yes it was hot but liver very tough. Couldn't eat it. No apology when plate taken...

We liked the look of the restaurant/cofe - looked a bit local and a bit bistro-ish. How wrong we were. We ordered the roast chicken meal. Big Mistake!. The chicken was cooked to a very dry state (suspect it was a bought in one already...

Really enjoyed the home made gluten free scones with tea. Very helpful, especially as tea room nearby had said we wouldn’t find any!

Excellent food, cooked to perfection and friendly service despite being very busy. Dog friendly as well.

Situated a hundred yards from the fishing trawlers bringing in fresh catches all that we were served came out of a packet from the freezer Food was very disappointing, service was ok but lacked customer service skills. Toilet top of steep stairs with no hand...

Beautiful little cafe with only 4 tables, a plus for us it was dog friendly. The waitress was extremely rude and never even muttered a word to us. Even when we eventually ordered our food she still never spoke a word. The cream tea was...

We have eaten here before in previous holidays spent in Mevagissey . Their opening times can seem to be a bit unpredictable , but they take some beating when it comes to the food they serve which is plentiful and satisfying ....Well done ladies !

Cafe BLUE MEVAGISSEY Excellent food, friendly service and reasonably priced. Will definitely visit next time we visit Mevagissey the Beef Bourguignon comes highly recommended. Cafe small but worth a visit.

Passed this little restaurant a few times on the walk to harbour & really liked the look of the menu(& the price😀). Took about 3 days before we managed to get a table as we did not want to book, we don’t like to be...

We both had a fabulous Sunday roast that was really nicely cooked and presented, and then dessert was amazing! Delicious pecan pie with clotted cream and jam roll poly swimming in custard. Cold beer & cider and excellent service from the lady too. Thoroughly recommend...

Waitress lovely and very pleasant but food was very disappointing. We ordered scallops and a crab cocktail which were just OK. Mussels came and were quite dry in a broth that didn't taste of anything. I assumed they were in a flavoured broth maybe wine...

My partner and I enjoyed the honest homely feel of this restaurant the attentive nature of the staff and the excellent quality food for the price. The portions of fish and mussels we received were outstanding for the prices....even with a bottle of wine, shared...

Friendly welcome & seated at 1 of the 4 tables. Very quirky, but pleasant. felt like I was sitting in someone’s front room which I guess would have been at one time. Ordered mussels (my favourite meal) & my partner ordered roast dinner. The food...

Went to mevagissey as it had been 32 years since I had last been there, and wanted to take my partner for a cream tea. We had the cream tea and have to say the scones were amazing. Would go back for cream tea.

The only thing why I didn't give a 5 rate was it was Basic Layout. But made up by HOME COOKED FOOD, The Friendliness, Prices . I really enjoyed my Homemade Rabbit Pie ( not often on Menu's) and Homemade Walnut Tart , Yum, Yum

We had a fairly mediocre meal, but we were shocked at the lack of covid precautions. The waitress was not wearing a mask and was taking our order very close to us. She moved the salt and pepper pots from table to table with no...

We had a cream tea and must say that the scones were the best we had in our week In cornwall. The bistro could do with a bit of background music though.

This is a cute little place, the women running it were lovely and attentive. Sadly, it is a bit in a time warp as another reviewer said, albeit a pleasant one! My friends enjoyed their food and mine was ok but the mussels were a...

Very friendly and welcoming. Homemade food is very tasty and good vegetarian options. Portion sizes were of ample size. Would recommend.

Only ok and the staff seemed a bit stressed with covid restrictions allied to the fact the extractor system in the kitchen area could do with improving as the shells of the food cooking permeated the small dining area

I had beef bourguignon (really lovely) and my boyfriend had Mackrell (which was tender, fresh and succulent). The homemade lemon drizzle cake was 'to die for'. The waitress was enthusiastic and very caring.When we next visit Mevagissey we will definitely eat here again for the home cooked food :)

Stumbled across this little cafe whilst on a day out in mev. Yes the cafe is dated but the food was home cooked and we had no complaints. The lady serving was very friendly and chatty who followed the COVID-19 guidelines.We Like to support small Independent businesses.

Had a most delicious meal here today, late afternoon. I had the Moroccon lamb, my partner had sirloin steak. Absolutely delicious! We were tempted into a homemade dessert of apple & BlackBerry pie with lashings of custard. I've been coming to Mevagissey for years and gave no idea why I've never eaten here before, highly recommended, great food and truly delightful hard working staff, nothing is too much trouble, I will certainly be visiting again! Suitable not just for couples but for everyone!

It's a small restaurant in the centre of Meva, that has the potential to be really great little gem! The food was okay, but the scallops were gritty and a fair few bones in the plaice fillets. No atmosphere in the restaurant which was a real let down.

It is rare that I have written a scathing review on Trip Advisor and have never before given a rating so low, however, I either I am on my own here, or some reviewers are too tolerant and easily pleased.This establishment is easily the most disappointing I have visited in many a year. The food we ordered was poor (2 jacket potatoes). Microwaved potatoes, cut completely in half with no butter and no more than a large spoon of garlic mushrooms thrown over them. One was not fully heated and hard in places. No redeeming feature with the tiny mixed salad, served dry with no dressing and none offered.The lady serving was curt and unsmiling and clearly wished she wasn't there. Added to that, with Covid-19 regulations, she wore no mask, which, as I understand it, is now a requirement for waiting staff. There was no QR code displayed, nor any attempt to ask for contact details, when asked about this, the surly waitress pointed to a sheet of paper on another table saying, "It's there, I thought you had filled it in".The entire experience was as poor as it gets.

Quirky little restaurant in the heart of Meva. Great food and atmosphere. Went for lunch (a cream tea counts as lunch when you’re on holiday!) and returned for dinner a few days later.

Quiet little place just off the harbour. Good home cooking. Even jam rolls polly and spotted dick. Well worth a visit

Lovely to find somewhere to seat us with our dog so hats off to them there. However, the waitress appeared annoyed by us even entering the cafe despite there being only 1 other customer in there to the point it made us feel rather uncomfortable. Service was very slow, the other customer had already been served and as a small party of adults wanting only sandwiches / baguettes and tea I don’t understand how it took over 30 minutes to arrive. Food when it arrived was lovely tasting however the ‘salad’ accompaniment consisted of 3 leaves of rocket, 1/4 tomato and 1 slice of cucumber and the large baguette only contained 1 slice of bacon. Quite disappointed overall by service and portion sizes.

Good basic selection according to menu and dog friendly however lots not available ie no home made cakes as advertised and no alternatives. Food took ages to arrive and portions were not generous, 1 rasher of bacon in a baguette. Not for us this one

Beautiful meal very welcoming staff couldn't fault it very cosy a little gem would definitely go back again and recommend.

We took two evening meals here at the end of our week's holiday , & wish we had found it earlier . Rabbit Pie was our first excursion for a main , and it was delicious . The following evening we ate Bacon & Brie Jacket Potatoes with side salad , and again , wonderful . Prices here are reasonable , & their menu choices are a nice change from Fish & Chips . They deserve to do well , so keep it up Lyn & Ann !

I wish we had read the reviews before visiting this establishment. There was nothing particularly wrong with the food but the service was extremely slow and another table, who ordered considerably later than us, received their order first. Many of the reviews mention the atmosphere and yes there is more atmosphere on the moon. The staff seem to be in a world of their own and it is almost as if you are an uninvited guest at a dinner party. Worth a visit if you want to experience something akin to the x files or tales of the unexpected!

We stumbled across this quaint little cafe looking for Cream Teas! We were not disappointed. Fresh homemade scones (made that morning- so light!) and a brilliant twist for my 7 yr old... a Chocolate Cream tea (his eyes about popped out of his head!!). Very nice and very welcoming. Would recommend.

Blue is a small restaurant/cafe that feels a bit like sitting in your nans front room, the menu looks great but the food lacked seasoning and sauce. My breaded herby cod came with boiled potatoes and boiled veg, it was really bland and could have done with some seasoning and a jug of parsley or hollandaise sauce. The waitress was nice but seemed really nervous and inexperienced. Probably wouldn't choose to eat here again.

Foubd this place on our last day in Cornwall. It's set back from the main harbour and small and quaint. Lovely food. I had the sea bass, wife had the steak. Kids had the jackets potatoes. Everything perfect and food tasty and cooked to perfection. I'll come back here next time I'm in Cornwall.

Lovely line caught mackerel and gorgeous home made scones and cakes. Dog friendly. Highly recommend. Thank you!

We had a delicious meal here, great tuna steak and prawns, and the best garlic bread we have ever had

We were looking for a nice cafe for lunch on a grey day in Mevagissey. Disappointed with the service, food and value at Blue. Jacket potato, salad and 2 toasties, plus 3 drinks cost £30. The salad was ok, the jacket potato was very small with only 1 slice of bacon (Brie and bacon jacket). The toasties were ok. The glasses for the drinks didn’t look very clean. A few groups who arrived later were served before us. The waitress seemed quite stressed. Overall, very lack lustre, overpriced and not great service.

We just had a cream tea with home made scones Mmmmm. Lovely little restaurant in one of the many little streets of this very pretty harbour. We had a long chat to the owners who are very nice.

Very disappointing. Food seemed frozen or tinned and reheated. Wouldn’t recommend - poor hygiene and dirty glasses. Didn’t eat it all - not worth the visit.

Convenient location, friendly staff, quirky decor and lovely Home Cooked Food - especially the Rabbit pie!

We came across this little gem by accident. The location is near to the harbour (but no views of the harbour), in a narrow main road. Although it is small it is very popular.The food is excellent & worth waiting for. The fish dishes are some of the best that we have eaten. The only criticism that we could find is that you have to wait quite a while for the food to be served. We would definitely eat at The Blue Bistro again!

Cute looking cafe. But service isn't the best. Sign says to take a seat and a waitress will take our order. Took a while to be served. Even though we were the only couple in the cafe.My husband ordered the trout which was very dry.I ordered the pan fried scallops. Salad was limp, chips were great.But what spoilt the lunch was hearing the two staff having a fight in the kitchen.If we could, we would have left but by then the food had been ordered.

Ordered savoury cream team with cornish cheese, that was a laugh, other people came in after us and got served before us, they apologised and were embarrassed. Waitress was miserable, unhelpful and after 25 minutes our tea and scones turned up. Not as described, small piece of cheddar which had white spots on one end, a small piece of brie, neither looked very cornish to me, and the chutney was probably the cheapest sandwich pickle I have ever tasted, served with a quarter of a tomato. Beside the fact she could not get near our table and threw the crockery at us reaching over other people. Please don't bother.

Unfriendly welcome and kitchen staff constantly coughing in the kitchen, resulting us leaving the establishment. Would not recommend!

We decided we couldn't visit Cornwall without having a Cornish cream tea. It was brilliant! The scones were fantastic. They were home made and didn't crumble when we cut them. I can't remember when I've enjoyed a cream tea more. Don't miss it!

Visited Blue yesterday and the menu seemed ok and the place look fine, 1 couple had just gone in and sat down and we the only other that went in (group of 4).My wife asked if they did Gluten free bread the the reply was a grunt, and a sigh and would have find out as the Chef had gone out. Half the drinks were out of stock or some reason why they didn'y have it.We should have left then..The couple in front had ordered and then we ordered, after about 45mins their food arrived and after another 10 mins our food arrived.The crab sandwich was a DISGRACE, slight smearing of dry crab and really odd Gluten free bread, the ham egg and chips, well the chips were frozen chips and the fried egg had seen better days, the chips were hard. The Brie and Bacon baguette was tough, the brie was in large chunks and the bacon 1 SORRY SLICE over cooked and so hard. the sausage baguette was ok-ish but I think the sausages were left over from Breakfast, the skins was so tough.the table were really sticky and I saw the waitress pour the salt out of the salt pots (shaped like lighthouses) poking her fingers inside them to break up the hard lumps and then refill them with the same salt. NICEOn really looking at the member of staff her tee-shirt was really dirty and her hair could of had done with a wash.

Went in to grab a bottle of water and a fizzy drink which came to £3. Paid with a tenner as I didn’t have anything smaller other than £2. Owner was sat doing nothing on the sofa and got very moody with us. Then said she would have to go get change, and the other waitress said “but then they’ll be waiting” to which she replied ‘not my fault is it’ Rude woman!

The cafe is attractively presented, the menu looked ok and reasonably priced. Unfortunately the reality less good! We had a ham egg and chips, soup and bread, mushroom omelette and chips and a crab sandwich. The welcome was quite underwhelming and the food totally uninspiring! The soup was warm and ok with a slice of bread. Omelette plonked on plate with some limp salad and few chips ( my young grandson would do better). Ham egg and chips didn’t look great but was ok. Crab sandwich arrived with a spot of mould on the bread which I pointed out. At that point I would expect some sort of ‘ oh! Sorry about that’ or similar. I think we got a ‘it’s fresh bread’ or something equally unapologetic. When the remade sandwich arrived it was tasteless and on plain sliced bread with a bit of limp leaves - boring!I feel bad to leave this sort of review but the people running this place really need to pull their socks up or give up.

My wife and myself visited this quirky little hidden gem for a breakfast which was served up quickly, presented nicely, and at a reasonable price. Only one downside was that the bread was fried in oil -- not lard, the way we look for with bread in this area! We are local to Mevagissey and will be returning.

Called today 25.10.18 and we ordered jacket potato and ham egg & chips.

We called in for lunch as Blue was a dog friendly restaurant.

As others have said, this is a quirky little restaurant, a few tables in what feels like a front room, but the meal we had here was excellent and reasonably priced. This is laid-back Cornwall, not a fast-food joint; a place for a quiet meal rather than the usual hubbub of noise in restaurants and pubs. The menu is a little bit limited and there's plenty of time for a drink while you wait for your meal but that's part of the charm - it's different to the other local eateries.

This was our final day in Cornwall & felt that we couldn't leave without having a cream tea. We had a good conversation & banter with the lady who served us.

This is a strange little place. Another reviewer wrote that they didn’t want to be critical for fear of upsetting the staff, and I feel the same. The elderly waitress has no customer skills and we felt as though we should be apologising for our presence! There were 3 other couples, all of who were talking in low whispers, and we felt obliged to follow suit. Service was painfully slow to all tables and orders got mixed up. Several items of food had run out, but this wasn’t pointed out until one tried to order one of them.

The whitebate starter was really nice and so was the garlic bread ! My fish main was ok ! I'm glad I have been but I wouldn't rush back

Surreal tiny bistro in owners front room (or felt like it as in casa paticulares in Cuba) good fish orientated menu but with items for non fish lovers. Good service. Very reasonable prices and good wine

This place has had mixed reviews but it was superb. Garlic bread & goats cheese followed by sea bream & pork belly & desserts. With 2 bottles of well priced wine £66.

My wife and I ate her while on holiday in Mevagissey, food was very nice in an old fashioned but good way and prices fair, the waitress (efficient enough) looked like she had lost a tenner and found a quid and the decor is a bit quirky, would probably give it another go if we return to Meva

A quirky place and i was apprehensive given the comments. however, we had a lovely dinner, food was really good. We left very full. it wasn't expensive and the place was full when we left. I had the Stilton mushrooms. Plenty of mushrooms and sauce and it had Stilton in it, not waved over it. i followed with the plaice fillets, delicious, with nice potatoes and veggies. Couldn't manage a pud. Worth a look

We ate here in a chilly and wet bank holiday Sunday ( we are local ). We both had rabbit pie which I must admit were fabulous. Lovely home made crumbly pastry and loads of get it was excellent and we will go again

Well cooked seafood, lacking a bit of atmosphere & looking out on to busy road. Good value for money.

I popped in for a quick drink and snack with my toddler and was greeted with unfriendly stares from the staff. One lady took my order which took a long time considering it was for cold drinks and a toasted teacake. The other member of staff sat talking and whispering with other customers. I couldn't wait to leave.

All the bigger places were booked out so we found blue on the way back to the car. My wife and son are picky eaters. We ordered the roast cod, gammon, and ham & eggs. We all enjoyed our meals and were glad to have stumbled on this place. Had a nice chat with the lady serving too.

We went into Blue as the menu promised a good variety of dishes that were a bit more unusual than the normal. There was one customer sitting in when we came and he told us to sit anywhere. Eventually a grubby lady appeared to take our order, she wrote the order on a cheap paper napkin as she had run out of order pads. I chose the goat cheese with walnuts, figs and honey, it was good (this is the reason for the 2 marking). However the rest of the meal did not live up to the same standard.

My sister Popped into what looked like lovely place to have breakfast on my own ,actually I was the only customer in there , I ordered the small breakfast which took around ten mins for which I didn’t mind but when it was placed on the table by long haired dirty lady . I looked down at my breakfast with horror as the egg wasn’t cooked properly , the bacon was undercooked , the sausage looked deep fried and I tried it but it was chewy ,hash brown was rock hard and the fried bread was burnt to cinder , the only thing I liked was the tea which she only half drank ...... she took the plate back to staff and told them it wasn’t edible they didn’t even appologise all that was said was just charge for the tea ........... so would not recommend this to anyone unless it’s just for cup tea

Fantastic just had fish casserole, fresh mackerel, mussels and crab starter very fresh very tasty !!! Little gem of a place, staff excellent and a lovely welcome .A big thank you. Great decor theme tooxx

We booked our table for two and thoroughly enjoyed our starters of crab cocktail and olives. The rabbit pie took me back to my grandmother's cooking which was delicious my wife enjoyed her pollock and mackerel both served with new potatoes, broccoli,red cabbage, cauliflower and educated conversation varying from prose, history, songs a real super with extra va va room for only 5 tables it was homely.

We live pretty local about 45 mins away and just popped to mevagissy for a short day out it was a lovely hot day and as we parked we had a walk on the piers i said do you fancy a drink and we all said yes so i went in and ordered a latte green tea and a milkshake , no rocket science needed for this order my other half said her green tea was nice but the milkshake was made with warm milk and my coffee was horrible no way the lavazza that was on the signs outside this was how can i put it instant coffee with maybe a bit of cream on top really not nice, the price was ok but i would of paid double for a nice ice cold milkshake and a decent cup of all milk coffee, just got home and a strange taste in my mouth from the coffee, i have to say there were a couple in there eating food fish and chips i think and that looked good, such a shame lovey little cafe but awful coffee.

Good fish and chips which arrived quite quickly and was reasonably priced. Comment for owner: may need to address ventilation as strong smell of cooking/burning fat even though door was open.

I found the fish a bit uncooked, but taste was not bad. Very basic table, take away style. We did wait for a while, so looks like is really cooked at the moment, and seemed like there was only one person doing everything ( is a small place, with few tables).

We were the only people in the cafe but it still took ages for our food to be delivered. My husband didn’t want tomatoes and I didn’t want butter on my toast - we ended up with both!