Cornwall Cafe in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Just popped in for coffee and a teacake. Good service and nice food.

Quaint little cafe. Amazing Cornish pasties. Very hospitable service. Shop filled with cups

We did not eat in but had coffee/tea. It's a very friendly place and kind of old fashioned but not in a bad way, it's a quaint shop/cafe and my village friends that eat there say that it's great and good value for money, the food is freshly made. They sell postcards, cards, books, crockery and other bits and bobs.

A great little shop, lovely friendly service. Bacon baps fab😃

Would definitely recommend popping here for a cream tea, lunch or snack. Absolutely lovely service, a great cuppa and delicious scones. A proper traditional cafe that will brighten up your day.

The best place to get a cream tea in St agnes

Been comming here for years excellent service lovely owner could not praise him enough must try excellent food.

Great homemade pasties! Good service. You have got to pop in and see the owners cup collections!

What a Fantastic Hidden Jem!! We popped in for a Coffee ☕ Which was really good 👍👍. It was a Real Surprise to see So many Cups Hanging up in one Place!! We also had a lovely chat with the Owner who gave us the History of the Cafe. We also bought a few of the many interesting things that were for sale. Cheers Bill 🫖🫖. Stephen and Angela.

Spot on cream tea. Plenty of everything.

Tiny, quaint tearoom in St. Agnes. Full of china mugs and teacups hanging from hooks in ceiling. Very friendly, excellent service, lovely tea - bap full of lovely, lean back bacon. This lovely little cafe is quintessential Cornish uniqueness and a visit is highly recommended.

Stopped in with the sister for a tasty cream tea. generously sized scones could barely finish mine! friendly staff

Absolutely love this quaint little place. We have visited twice now and will be back again. The scones are delicious- my twin boys love them and the tea cup collection is fascinating. There are also interesting things on sale in here too such as original paintings and vintage memorabilia it's well worth a visit when in St Agnes.

Stopped here to have a Cream Tea. Lovely service in a cosy tea room, full of the proprietor’s collection of tea cups and other assorted items. We had a cream tea which was generous with the clotted cream and jam and a plain scone. Tea was served with a separate jug of hot water. Good value. Delicious!

Quirky little cafe serving excellent value and quality cream teas. Amazing collection of cups!

Lovely Cornish ambience. Delightful decorations, and excellent service from Bill. Very laid back and simply wonderful.

Quaint little cafe with loads of interesting quirks that make it well worth a visit. Loads of memorabilia dotted around the place. Great bacon bap and delicious tea cake.

We visited Billy at The Cornwall Cafe today after not being there for 2 years. It was a regular annual thing and Billy seemed genuinely pleased to see us. Our cream teas were delicious and the children’s desserts syrup sponge with ice cream and chocolate sponge with clotted cream were to die for. We will be back again before our journey home.

Unique in my experience. There are only 3 or 4 tables, so it's cozy. The food and coffee are good. The owner has been collecting china and porcelain for 30 years and the ceiling has cups and mugs hanging from it. He also sells china, as well as glass, books, paintings and various knick-knacks. He has a collection of old postcards and covers. He is also a mine of information for the locality. A must to visit in St Agnes.

Very good cream tea... generous portions, lovely scones... best of quite a few on our trip! Friendly helpful service... worth visiting just to see the tea cup collection!

We were walking through St Agnes looking for somewhere to have a Cornish Cream Tea. There were a few places, but a quaint place called Cornwall Café caught our eye, known as Billy’s to locals. Inside it was quite small, with probably four tables. We had a lovely Cream Tea. For the first time in our experience, we were provided with an extra tea bag in case we preferred a stronger cuppa – nice touch! The long established café is used by locals, one old lady we met visiting daily for lunch. Food was of good quality and at a very reasonable price. During our visit, several customers popped in to collect pre-ordered pasties to take-away. A striking feature of Billy’s is the collection of cups hanging from the ceiling – over 1500 we were told. Recommended for a visit and experience of a local quaint Cornish café.

Amazing collection of cups and mug hanging from the ceiling.

Billy the owner is always very caring and funny nothing to much trouble food and drinks are great find anything u want in Bill and all about the true st Agnes for the know it alls thanks Billy xxx