Chapel Cafe in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We visited the Chapel Cafe this afternoon, such a shame as other members of staff are wonderful, apart from a terrible, rude man working there, who was extremely rude and obnoxious to myself and my family! The afternoon tea and cake was delicious, but totally ruined by an arrogant man with brown hair and a ponytail.

Came last year, it was outstanding. Didn’t know it had changed hands as new owners do not have access to the website. Nothing wrong at all with what we had, very nice, just disappointed at limited breakfast menu - only bacon, sausage or egg roll (or combo). Gift shop is gone too, which made the space a little soulless. Good luck to new owners as they were very nice. Posting current menu for reference.

Been visiting this establishment for years but very disappointed with today’s visit. The previously available breakfast menu has been replaced with breakfast baps, at £6.50 for 2 rashers of bacon and a roll (literally just that on the plate). The cafe is now bare and the staff/chef was openly rude to a customer in front of the cafe, accusing him of being a scammer. Sadly we found a total loss of atmosphere which had previously been warm and welcoming. Will not be visiting again. Apparently changed ownership a couple of months ago.

Not much choice on the menu. Overpriced (ridiculously) who offers a kids sandwich meal with 1 slice of bread with a bit of ham cut in 2 with a tiny bit of fruit on the side for £5? (And that’s without a drink!) I understand you support local businesses, buying in produce etc but come on, a full sandwich with 2 slices of bread wouldn’t break the bank!! Cakes are £5 a slice 😂 and a BLT sandwich is £9 🤦‍♀️ All in all it got us out of the rain and my flat white was passable, but £44 in Total for the small amount we had is extortionate! Will not return.

We visited today and were very disappointed with the kids sandwich meal which were very small and had no drink included. Also charging £5 per piece of cake is daylight robbery. Would not revisit…

Very tasty sandwiches here and refreshing juice. Helpful, friendly staff as well.

We had a fantastic lunch at The Chapel Cafe today. We weee given a lovely welcome and the service was excellent. The catch of the day (Haddock) was extremely tasty with a homemade Tartare Sauce.

Lovely cream tea and strong coffee. Perfect for eslking the SWCP!

We had the best cream tea, absolutely delicious scones. Plenty of space, wonderful service and friendly atmosphere .

A very lovely 18th-century Methodist church converted into a great cafe. With local history within. It also has an old working organ for the pianist who wishes to have a blast while there 😀 I had a Latte and Gazillionaire slice, both delicious. The staff were so friendly and helpful, recommended stop off! 👌🏻

The freshly baked scones make the creams perfect. So delicious. The Chapel also does great coffee, pastries, and a really nice lunch menu.

Over staffed, over priced, over rated. You’ve got a long way to go!

The Cole slaw is the best! Not sweetened, just vinegary delicious and fresh. Our server, Penny, was very friendly and responsive. Loved the ambiance, lots of windows and access to historical information about the building.

A lovely place to eat and very friendly atmosphere. Local produce and delicious.

Best coffee since leaving home in Australia! Thanks guys

Firstly the menu on the website bares no resemblance to the actual menu particularly regarding breakfast so that’s disappointing.Only serve breakfast baps, rather overpriced imo.Actually forgot our order despite being relatively quiet.Saving grace the food was excellent. Probably would not revisit

If your looking for the best scones in the world, look no further. Made by the kindest sweetest lady called Emily, super kind to speak to and so lovely to the customers. Please don't forget to put money in the tip box, these people work so hard and the cafe was really busy.

Visited yesterday for coffee and cake. Poor choice of very expensive cakes. Ended up just ordering two expensive coffees. Waited for over fifteen minutes, three tables who came in after us had been served with food and drink. Staff stood around asked one if she could check where our drinks were, no reply no apology. Drinks finally arrived again no apology. Will not be returning

Have been coming to Port Isaac for several years and always popped into the Chapel cafe. We were surprised to find out they have changed owners but were thrilled with the new menu, my partner is vegetarian and thoroughly enjoyed the Buddah bowl. Atmosphere is wonderful and the staff were fun and polite (even in the face of incredibly rude people).

We visited here a couple of years ago and returned on Thursday, on my birthday, after such an excellent memory of our previous visit. I Immediately wondered if the ownership had changed, of course I appreciate the cost of ingredients has risen but over £6 for a pastry I thought was high. People arriving after us were all served first, not helped by our table number being entered into the till incorrectly so our drinks were almost gone by the time our food arrived after it had been walked around the premises before it reached us. The staff appeared flustered and remarked 'we just need a quiet half an hour' which of course I sympathise with, if they needed a break. It was ok, over priced but distinctly average and so next time we will try somewhere else.

Lovely cafe and setting however customer service was terrible and didnt end up having any food as they refused to turn a sandwich into a toastie, they were incapable of putting the order through to the kitchen and forgot the bring us cakes and scones.

Lovely cafe and setting however service was shocking. We asked for an ham and cheese toastie and they said they can not make that and can only do an ham sandwich. The waitresses forgot to bring out cakes and then blamed the kitchen staff. We paid for our drinks and walked out before they brought our food out.

Never got what we orded. Tea and coffee costed over 7£. Left without my creamtea.

Must be the worst customer experience I have received in over 70 years. Having ordered drinks for my wife, son, daughter-in- law and 3 grand-daughters things went downhill from there! Four drinks were served first, after waiting another 5 mins we informed the waitress that we were still awaiting 3 further drinks. Eventually 2 more drinks arrived but my 7 year old grand- daughters hot chocolate still did not arrive. We again informed the waitress who looked at me as if this was to much trouble. When the hot chocolate did arrive it contained marshmallows, even though we had requested none due to my grand- daughters being Muslim, so not eating anything with pork. This went down like a lead balloon as the waitress was obviously put out from her reaction! My wife then spoke to the owner who instead of appologising blamed everybody else and was extremely rude and offensive to her. The owner urgently needs to enrol for a customer relations course or may end up losing his business.

Terrible! Under new management and not at all like it used to be. Manager bombastic and rude! Even the staff made comments about him and suggested it would be better if he remained in the kitchen. It was my 7 year old granddaughters birthday and she cried as we left after waiting ages for her drink (everyone else had EVENTUALLY been served). When I complained, the owner suggested I check out their great reviews online. I was later told they are not his reviews as he has only recently taken over the place! His reply to my review mentioned our waitress was from a country at war, with people dying. I would like to point out that the waitress resposible for serving us was actually local and spoke perfect English. In fact she clearly told us how difficult the owner was and this it was her first and possibly last day there. Manager needs to sort himself out and own and take responsibility for his behaviour.

Great ambience, very tasty food. Clear recommendation. Gladly again.

5 of us popped in here on Sunday. It wasn't overly busy when we arrived, we weren't sure if we needed to wait to be seated or just sit down. Eventually we just sat down. I went to the counter to order to be told someone would come to take our order. After 20 mins of waiting & people coming in after us already having their orders taken we asked a passing member of staff if we could order. 25 mins after ordering our 2 cream teas arrived, we started to eat these but stopped as we wanted to enjoy them with our drinks. 10 minutes later the drinks finally arrived (35mins after ordering). The member of staff that brought the drinks didn't tell us which any of the drinks were so we didn't know which one was the decaff coffee. They forgot the Apple juice but we said we weren't waiting any longer for the drink. They also forgot our daughter's cake, which they did go back & get! We weren't the only ones that were confused about the being seated situation & alot of other customers were also getting frustrated about the waiting time. When we went to pay a member of staff that served us did apologise & say that it was her 1st day & she was just helping a friend out. It was quite expensive for not very good food & drinks or experience. From reading other reviews it seems that it has recently been taken over by new management. Hope they manage to get on top of customer service & speed in which people are served in time for the big summer rush.

What a delightful cafe, amazing building and excellent hot chocolate, by far the best of my week long tour of Cornwall! (It's not close) I'm glad I had the time on my trip to experience that.

Loveky cream tea and very nice staff

Thought we'd stop for breakfast and asked to bring our bikes in as there wasn't anywhere to lock them outside. We were told yes and then the owner publicly started kicking off at his staff for the bikes being inside (not in anyone's way). If you're trying to build a business it's probably wise to be accommodating to your customers. Waiting staff lovely, food and coffee nice bit well over priced! Wouldn't return our recommend! (nothing to lock them too was there!)

Very nice Mocha in a beautiful Chapel.

Had a delicious cream tea with freshly baked scones. The staff were terrific, made you feel extremely welcome.

Pure Greed, taking 'Tourist Trap' to another level

A true delight! We had an all around great experience starting with the lovely restaurants ambience, situated in a converted historic church with lovely artwork and a fabulous church organ... cozy, comfortable and interesting. Our Server, Lee, was super friendly he made us feel very comfortable, answered all of our questions, gave us some history on the building as well as the surrounding area and provided outstanding service. The quality, taste and presentation of the food was undeniably DELICIOUS! The complimentary olives and bread was a great start, the Asparagus with Hummus and Poached Egg was yummy. The true stars were the entrees.. The Chapel Bacon Cheeseburger was so chock full of flavor and perfectly cooked. The Fresh Egg Tagliatelle was so rich in mushroom flavor with delicious light homemade pasta, a homerun for sure. The very BEST was the Smoked Haddock Chowder was positively amazing... the flavors were so on point, fresh prawns, fresh haddock with sweet peas, onions and the most delightful, flavorful, lightly creamy broth served with freshly baked bread so you could soak up every drop of this 10 out of 10 dish. If you have a chance to try this place ... DO IT, you won't be disappointed.

Lovely, atmosphere, attentive staff, delicious food. Will visit again. Thanks.

Just had the most wonderful meal with piano accompaniment courtesy of the very talented Joe Arthur. Well done all on the launch of this new venture. I shall be recommending to all my friends. First class!

Just a lovely friendly understated place with great food. 2.5.24 update: New owners struggling to get a grip on the operation.

What a pleasure to be recommended to this place by the young lady at the RNLI Station. Emily you are a star. Along with the well groomed staff your hospitable and pleaseant approach to customer service made the eating experience all the more pleasurable ....Thankyou

Very interesting menu, very well cooked. Had a really pleasant evening. I'll be coming back.

Perfect evening with live piano!! we ordered fresh egg tagliatelle, onion soup and buddha bowl with some asparagus on the side. The tagliatelle was beautiful with mushrooms and garlic sauce, very flavourful. The onion soup was rich and delicious. The buddha bowl was interesting with the blood orange and pickled rhubarb, a nice mix of flavour. To recommend when you visit Port Isaac!

Amazing food and lovely staff, the food was super had the budda bowl an it so tasty will defo be back!!

Lovely friendly welcoming staff Very clean and tidy highly recommend the rarebit and BLT, reasonably price , All the best with your new adventure

My partner and I ate here for lunch both days we were in Port Isaac and had an excellent experience both times. The food was delicious, the service was great, and the vibes were immaculate. Make sure you check out the historical bits upstairs if you visit and sign the guestbook!

What a delightful place to stumble upon when in search of cream tea by the sea! The staff were stars; friendly and helpful, and the cream tea was of the highest quality (quali-tea! 🫖☕️). I would suggest spreading jam first, then cream, as these scones were still hot and the cream-first attempt melted somewhat 🫠. There is a lovely atmosphere and aesthetic to the space, and the exhibition above has art and history to peruse as you digest. Overall, I would highly recommend it! (When you go on, definitely try to spot the equipment with a personality - there was a pirate broom with a fine moustache and others too!)

What a fabulous discovery we made today in Port Isaac and we have had the best scones ever today and coffee . The business is independently owned and only been open for 5 weeks and we would definitely recommend a visit here ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Excellent customer service in a wonderful location. Prices are really steep (£10 for a coffee and a pastry) and the cinnamon swirl was a tiny bit burned despite being delicious

Lovely location, friendly staff and good tea. Would go here again.

Fantastic cafe ran by the lovely Emily, the cream tea was amazing the most delicious scones and the mussels were better than we had at Rick Steins!

We turned up 15 minutes before closing but all nine of us were warmly welcomed and had the most amazing scones and tea. I will recommend this place whenever I know friends are going to visit Cornwall. The staff were so so friendly and we loved it there.

Fantastic cafe in the beautiful village of Port Isaac. We visited several times in the week we were on holiday and really enjoyed the experience. The cafe has just recently re-opened and the entire team are doing a great job. The food is amazing and the service is really friendly and welcoming. It’s early days and there are plans to introduce breakfasts soon, we certainly had no complaints and it’s good to support local businesses at such a tough time economically. Please be patient and understanding as this is a great place, the food is superb and it’s a great asset to the community. Wishing you all great success for the future and hoping to visit again if we’re lucky enough to be in gorgeous Cornwall.

Menu on the website says serves breakfast 9am until 11.30 but it didn’t open until 11 and then they weren’t serving breakfast so sadly we couldn’t review the food. We did visit Port Isaac just with the intention of stopping off for breakfast so a little disappointed. Maybe call ahead to check the opening times before you visit.

Went in yesterday for a coffee. Got charged £9 for two flat whites in take away cups. That is too much. And coffee was not good. Place was empty but looked nice, so I imagine it could be good.

If you’re looking for: disorganisation, order mixups, comedy miscommunication - then this is the place for you! Not much choice in Port Isaac, so this place on the coastal path should clear up - but no! Sadly, they had no oat milk or decaf tea, the carrot cake was being made as we ordered but never appeared from kitchen, the toilet roll dispensers were out, the oat latte was made with cows milk and was just milk with beige colouring, we weren’t given any serviettes, our sandwich was given to a different table (who enjoyed it immensely!), and the chocolate brownie we ordered was forgotten completely. On the plus side, Thankfully the staff were so friendly and tried to fix everything. But clearly the cafe opened two weeks too early. Can’t help but feel sorry for the staff who did all they could. Given 4 stars for the attempts at service and the sandwich when it came was nice. We’ve haven’t stopped smiling since.

Amazing carrot cake and the best cinnamon swirl I’ve ever tasted Located on the port with amazing views just outside Staff really friendly and great service

My immediate first impression was not good. We felt like an inconvenience to the person serving us who was also over familiar, bordering on rude. The coffee was OK but overpriced and luke warm. Nice building but full of loads of random things for sale. A lot of signage about who can and cannot use the toilet. Also the 'wait here to be seated' lecturn seemed a bit over the top.

Visited Chapel Cafe last week. We’d visited just after they opened and loved how they’d utilised an old chapel and made a beautiful cafe and shopping. Sadly, they are closing down imminently. Staff are under the impression that a high end delicatessen may open in the building. I hope they still keep a cafe for snacks and lunches. It’s been a very popular stopping place for dog walkers and people like us who like to support the community when we’re holidaying locally.

About to close forever. Everything for sale bit mainly bought in rubbish. Ladies seving were l9vely and a stunning safrom cake. Being concerted into a high class deli to service the incomers who have killed this lovely village.

Stopped here new years day after a coastal walk, expecting good food and warmth. Instead we got stung. Bacon sandwiches for £7.95...just about OK in Port Isaac if decent and well presented. Well they literally were bacon in a sandwich (no salad, crisps or anything like that). And my inspiration to leave a review was my sandwich seemingly being composed of fat trimmings rather than bacon rashers. To make it even more gross they were barely cooked! Raw fat sandwiches. Lovely! This place is closing their kitchen soon I think and then selling so probably don't care but hopefully will read and feel a little shame at least.

Fantastic food, cream tea was very tasty and by far the best scones I have had in a while.

Our first visit to Port Isaac, staying high-up above the village. We found the Chapel Cafe on our first tricky walk down to the harbour (pensioners...hip & knee problems!) & the cream tea was so good we made the trip twice more during our week's stay. The scones are probably the best we've ever had, actually baked fresh to order! The staff & atmosphere were lovely & the heritage exhibition in the gallery was well worth tackling the stairs for. A gem of a find.

Nice coffee and cakes. Friendly service and good value.

From the moment we arrived we were made to feel welcome. We ordered 2 cream teas and a luxury hot chocolate, I have to say they were best we have ever had. I have a very fussy 10 year old and husband and neither could find fault with anything and raved about it all day. My 10 year old even commented on how friendly the gentleman who served us was and was always smiling.

What a delightful little cafe & shop. The scones in the cream tea were the best tasted, and we've had a lot, so far. Great atmosphere and lovely friendly staff.

We wanted to find a place for a decent brunch and after checking out the info in the folder in our cafe, we decided visit the Chapel Cafe. The food was delicious. Two had the full Cornish and the veggies had the vegetarian. It was delicious. The best bit for the veggies was the Homity Bon Bon - a fried-ball leeks, potatoes, cheese, onions, rolled in bread crumbs. Oh my, it was delicious. Coffees were good too and they did soya milk too, which pleased one of us. Really good value, quick service, rammed full and popular with the fishermen.

Very overpriced. £10 for a take away ham sandwich. No discount given either. Most places reduce price if take away. Sandwich was tasty though

The service was excellent, it was very clean. I had the small breakfast it was presented lovely and tasted delicious (best I've had in ages). When back down this way will definitely eat here again. Also VERY Dog friendly they had water bowls and treats to help yourself also provided comfy dog beds for them even had a puppicino my dog loved it. All members of the family are well catered for. EXCELLENT

What a stunning location, an amazing use of the old Chapel Fantastic service, and even better food Recommend adding the homity bonbon to your breakfast you wont be disappointed

We've been in Port Isaac for the last week and we've been to the Cafe 3 times. The staff are super welcoming, food fantastic and the coffee was great. Building is incredible too. Try the homity bonbons - they blew my mind and we've even taken some home with us on the 6 hour journey home.

Customer service was very poor, we had 5 cream teas with extra drinks and we asked for a further empty mug and they refused unless we purchased a further item, would not go back

Walked past and never been in,lovely little cafe with art gallery,very popular, waited around 10 minutes for a table,wasn't disappointed, would definitely recommend

Military style system for getting a table and ordering, and using their toilet you are faced with a barrage of notices about what you mustn't do and where to queue!

We have been here the last 3 days in a row, first for takeaway coffee, second for eat in cake and coffee and today for breakfast. I think it shows how good it is that we’ve been back so much. All The staff are so friendly and interactive, everyone was talking to our little girl and getting smiles from her. The coffee is the best in Port Isaac, the cakes are delicious and the breakfast was superb- everything from the sausages to the fried toast! There’s also lots of stuff to buy round the outside all lovely and unique things! Thanks everyone, the staff really made the place extra special.

Stopped off in Port Issac for brunch and tried here after research told us it was dog friendly. Lovely place, friendly staff and reasonably priced excellent food - the Bon Bons are particularly good - good sized portions. Other entitled customers were a slight annoyance, there is no booking system but we waited for maybe 5 minutes before being seated. Others happily did the same while others ignored all signage and tried to take tables as they were vacated, ahead of those queuing, so maybe better, more visible signage is needed.

It was a very busy day, but the lovely staff managed to get us seated in the section at the top which allowed our dog to relax and enjoy his puppycino! Along with a dog bed for him to relax after the long walk. The afternoon tea was to die for! Beautifully presented and so yummy! The staff were very kind, funny and accommodating. Very reasonably priced too. This is one of the first places we’ve found which isn’t a tourist trap in the whole of Cornwall over a week long stay. Thank you for having us!!

A lovely friendly cafe where you are made to feel very welcome. We have been numerous times and would highly recommend it, the food is very good and very reasonably priced.

Encountered an unwelcoming host when entering the cafe more or less at its opening time. Door was open and i asked the woman behind the counter if she was open. She replied “not for another 5 minutes” Despite all tables and chairs being situated in front of me, she didn’t suggest that I could take a seat. I was therefore prompted to say “I’ll wait outside then” but that didn’t stir her customer service antennae into action. I didn’t go back. Why bother to open your door at all even at 8.55 if you can’t let someone sit down at a table? Keep it closed until 9 on the dot!! This place also carries a sign at the entrance on the lines that people entering should have a smile on their faces ( like the staff )or else they should go elsewhere. I think it came across as a host/owners with tourist chips on their shoulders! Best avoid

Amazing so dog friendly. The lady and young man working were lovely they placed us and our two dogs in the pulpit so that we could close the little gates and have our own eating space. Breakfast was lovely the eggs Benedict and the poached eggs on toast were perfect. Was an amazing find.

Have visited before for lunch but popped in for breakfast this year and to be honest I wouldn’t go again. All three of us ordered poached eggs and all three arrived hard. The sausages were oily. The bacon was hard. The food has all clearly been kept under heat lamps for some time. It was also pretty expensive considering the quality.

We went in because it was dog friendly A nice clean place friendly staff and it appeared to have some nice snack options . We both ordered the world famous fish finger sandwiches with chips on seeded bread with salad Our pooch had a puppachino which she loved Unfortunately or sandwich and chips were dry so we both only ate about half the meal the salad had a lovely dressing .

The food was lovely and so well presented! We were welcomed by such a lovely lady who recommended us the most beautiful spot in the cafe as we had our dog with us. She led us to a pew at the back with small wooden doors to enclose us so we could let the dog off the lead. However we could still see everything still and take in the beautiful paintings and lights. She brought the dog water and treats which was so kind and we really enjoyed our time here. We would definitely recommended and come again if we are ever in Port Issac again!

Came for breakfast after someone recommended it. It’s very busy so prepare to wait. It was a little slow understandably at first but once we got our order in everything came quickly. We had eggs Benedict and the avacado poached eggs dishes, both very nice and great coffee. It’s in an old chapel with many of the features still there which is nice.

Stopped on the spur of the moment. Superb tea room in a great setting. Friendly staff, etc. Great cream teas. Also, nice kids selection. Dogs also welcome.

Visited the cafe for our Cornish Cream Tea as we usually do. Never been disappointed in all the years we have visited. Made a new friend in Thomas.👍 Been meaning to try the Fish Finger sandwiches in all the times we have visited. Promised him i will partake on our next visit. Which wont be too long. Lisa & I love Port Isaac 🥰

An absolutely outstanding cafe with a friendly welcome. Food is great with a wide variety. My boxer dog will miss her morning visit.

Great location. Dog friend and excellent cream tea. Highly recommended

We had a mediocre experience in the Chapel Cafe. We were told there would be a 15 minute wait for a table (which was fine because Port Isaac is small and there are limited options especially for those with food allergies.) After about 20 minutes, we were found and asked if we wanted to share a table of four with another two people (a ridiculous request and obviously we said no). After about 25 minutes, we finally got a table but we told we were too late for the breakfast which finished at 11:30am (even though we arrived around 11:15am), but we were too early to order lunch, which starts at 12 noon. It was about 11:45am when we got seated, and we were strictly told we could not order any food until 12 noon sharp. Had I known this when I initially asked for table, I probably wouldn’t have waited! When we did eventually order, I was quite shocked by the prices- paying over £10 for a jacket potato was a bit steep! The food was nice enough, but the ‘famous’ fish finger sandwich had an unholy amount of tartare sauce in it. All in all, not an amazing experience at the Chapel Cafe today. Nice place for a coffee and a slice of cake, but I sadly won’t be visiting again.

Lovely converted Wesleyan chapel in the heart of Port Issac. Fantastic sandwiches, cakes etc looked divine but didn’t partake. A lovely place to recharge after a few miles on the south west coastal path. Doubles as a gift shop so you get 2-4-1. Look up and around while your sat down 👍🏻

Called in and had a bacon sandwich, a fried egg sandwich, a coffee and a hot chocolate. Not cheap but very nice. Lovely staff. Amazing building.

Excellent Café. Excellent value for money and the Gluten Free cream tea was very welcomed.

This year was the second consecutive year that we have had a Cornish cream tea at Chapel Café. This year we went with friends. Our group had 8 of us, 4 adults, a 8 and 5 year old and two babies. It was a wet...

A little gem of a place, Great Atmosphere, Gorgeous Decor and food from Heaven itself...The Eggs Benedict is simply the greatest thing on the planet.

The fish finger sandwich is a must, its the best we’ve ever tasted, followed by a cornish scone. Perfect lunch time treat.

Lovely breakfasts here would highly recommend. Will have to come back again another year for the fish finger sandwich. Thankyou

Such a charming cafe with fantastic service and delicious breakfast. Lovely coffee and Jakey the dog loved his pupaccino too 🐶

Umgebaute Kirche zu einem Café und Galerie. Sehr gemütlich! Die Mitarbeiter sind sehr freundlich und zuvorkommend. Gute Auswahl von Speisen und Getränken. Sehr positiv ist der Umgang mit Hunden. Extrem gut auf Hunde eingestellt. Super Lokatiion

If you are in Port Isaac and looking to add Cornish Cream Tea to your Cornwall experience, this is THE 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!

We were here for the GLUTEN FREE Cornish clotted cream tea and it did not disappoint it was truly DIVINE - thank you so much

Little white if crawling in the salad that came with my tuna sandwich. Was given a fresh sandwich, offered a new salad too but was put off by the previous one. A sorry was said but I am a bit concerned now re hygiene in...

Very popular busy cafe friendly and helpful staff. There is also a gift shop at the back and upstairs

The welcome was lovely and the choice of food was really good. This is a very interesting place to eat for many reasons. The staff were lovely and help create a warm atmosphere. We opted for a Cornish cream tea and the scones were fabulous,...