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

Ordered and paid for a coffee and waited twenty minutes and still didn’t get my coffee, service seemed slow and disorganised, eventually asked for my money back. It’s a shame because we really like this cafe although a bit pricey.

If you like being served by surly waiting staff, told no they don't have WIFI when clearly they do, and hearing the staff f'ing and blinding when kids, overly priced poor coffee are around then great, this is the place for you. Service in Cornwall leaves a LOT to be desired. Still, they hate "emmets' so I am sure they will soon get their wish as people fall out of love with this rainy ole place and go elsewhere for their holidays.

Another great evening at Loe beach cafe . Quiz night which was so well organised with delicious food and ‘interesting’ questions, 😂 lots of fun and another very popular, well attended ‘do ‘ congratulations to the team for all their efforts

Fantastic place to eat, have a ice cream or cup of tea by the sea. Very friendly staff and stunning view, Well worth a trip.

Biked down to the beach over Easter (yes and back up that 25% hill!) and came across this little oasis! Much needed brews sat in the sunshine overlooking the beach (and car park!)....what's not to like. Friendly and efficient staff. Thank you.

Lovely tranquil place and lovely team. Great coffee and officially the best hot chocolate ever! Hopefully we’ll be back as the menu and cakes look fabulous too!

Great little cafe on Loe Beach serving coffee, cakes, snacks and hot food. Had the smoked mackerel pate. Whilst my daughter loves their hash browns. A real gem of a place and really friendly staff too.

Two years of Covid-19 restrictions, not being allowed to enter the cafe or sit in the garden has been sorely missed but it's back with a bang! Run by an amazing mother & daughter team this year, it's reached new heights, with freshly made food, and out-of-this-world homemade cakes, if you visit regularly expect to add a few inches to your waistline. You have to keep in mind this is a small beachside cafe/restaurant with a small kitchen and can't offer endless menu choices, it's not a Michelin 5-star, do that and I am sure you will be delighted. A word of warning though, arrive early on sunny weekends or be prepared to walk the 5mins walk down the hill from the village because the carpark will be full by 10 am. Enjoy the ambiance of sitting in the garden and watching boats sailing, families kayaking, paddle-boarding, or playing in the water, or just sit quietly inside this peaceful cafe, whilst drinking a coffee, eating breakfast or lunch, or just indulge yourself with one of the amazing homemade cakes I dare you! This weekend I visited twice, had my lattes, and could not resist the mouth-watering look of a freshly made Strawberry and Blueberry pavlova, it was so nice I just had to compliment the chef on her baking after I had eaten it. Whilst I was there another customer walked back into the cafe, just to compliment the chef on her Walnut and Cinnamon cake so it's not just me who enjoys the delights of the home made cakes. If you are lucky, you maybe be able to get a booking for their fish n chips night (every other Friday) but be warned they are fully booked a month in advance throughout the summer season I am going back for more, this week and every week until the cafe is closed for the winter, you should come and try it (not on a Monday though as the cafe is closed), I don't think you will be disappointed if you do, I never am!

We popped in to Loe Beach café for lunch yesterday while visiting relations in the area & visiting the National Trust Tresillick nearby. It is an amazing place in a delightful location at the edge of a beautiful estuary. We had the smoked St Ives mackerel with horseradish sauce & skin on fries with a strawberry milkshake. Thank you Jodie & Imogen for making our stay so great!

We walked here from Penpol and it made for a nice stop. The food was good, we both had ham and cheese panini which was nice. It's a little on the steep side in terms of price, bit I guess that's the cost of living. Also, I ordered cheesy chips, and got a bag of grated cheese and a separate bag of chips. Bit odd, but I need not have worried as the meals came with plenty of fries.

Mist on north coast so headed here amazing tasty lunch squid special and chicken flatbread surprised many people moaning about parking when it’s clearly not run by the cafe Keep up good work , oh forgot to mention the staff are amazingly friendly

Cafe is nice enough but let down by shocking Parking arrangements. It took 20 mins for the app to download, for which time we were charged £100. We won't be back!

A total 100% with every aspect of this delightful secret place , food, staff,atmosphere ,the view to die for. A must come to,relax and enjoy,make sure you come down hungry you will want to try every thing.Reasonable parking rates too.

Fabulous Cafe, wonderful staff, delicious food, enchanting location ohh for those of you that can resist everything but temptation theres a veritable cornucopia of totally tantalising cakes all washed accompanied with locally roasted coffee, nom nom nom

Had an enjoyable snack but the visit was spoiled by the ridiculous parking management used there. A genuine mistake on my part meant threatening letters demanding £100 for a few minutes. A quick online search shows they are notorious. As a result I shan't be back. I'm sure it won't be just me either.

Me and my mate had the best hangover meal this morning and 2 ladies there where lovely and welcoming definitely advice going there !!!

Last night we came with friends to a wonderful event organised at the cafe. The Bryher Boys sang a selection of Cornish songs and sea shanties, and we all joined in with great gusto! The cafe had been decorated with care, and the smoked mackerel or halloumi baps with salad and chips were delicious. This was followed by fruit crumble and cream. Heaven! We all greatly appreciated the enormous effort made to welcome and entertain us all. We cannot recommend Loe Beach cafe highly enough!

Fantastic independent cafe in a gorgeous location. Currently (Aug 2021) takeaway only and a limited menu, but the food is still fantastic - the bacon in a brioche bap eaten on the beach is about as perfect an experience as you could ask for. The coffee is very good too.

Loe beach Café is the perfect stop off point for any keen sailor,kayaker or water-sports enthusiast. Offering great food and delicious homemade cakes catering for gluten-free and other dietary needs.

We stopped by for a quick lunch and thought it was excellent. We got a warm welcome from the staff and sat in the garden with a great view of the bay. We had sandwiches, all of which were generously filled with good quality ingredients. Special mention for the halloumi, avocado and sweet chilli sandwich, and the toasted cheese and onion. The chips were fab too. Finally, the coffee was very nice - freshly roasted, and a good strong flavour. We will be back next time we are in the area.

I have just experienced the best fish and chip supper here at Loe Beach cafe, the fish is so fresh, great service, warm welcome, beautiful ambience. Book yourself in for their 5 star supper evenings, daytime food and drinks are brilliant too, the view out to sea is superb,

After a session at Loe Watersports my family and I had a quick break. Service was great and as promised, the gluten free brownie was right up there

Oh my what a fantastic place !! This little place is a big success with me ! Such warm warm welcomes from Jane and Becs . So informative about local food, the area and activities . The Fish and Chips on Fridays is incredible!!! Coffee is top quality and cakes are sublime . Perfect location and an absolute must if you are in Feock Cornwall well done girls super job xxxxClaire Leicestershire

I have loved Loe Beach all my life but this is the first time I had booked to eat at the cafe, we usually pop in for a hot drink, an ice cream or some chips whilst on the beach. My family of 5 all had empty plates! Service was really open & friendly & very quick. Fish was landed in Newlyn that morning & on our plates by 5.30pm!Booking is essential but I highly recommend it. Just a shame that the summer season is so short cause I would eat here in the winter. And our table was decorated for my husband birthday!

Properly relaxed little beachside cafe with great coffee and a nice, laid-back, beachside vibe. Lots of books, magazines and games to while away an hour or so - loved it.

Thank you for a very warm welcome. This is a fantastic hidden little gem. The coffee and cakes are scrumptious. Very reasonable prices. We will definitely visit here again and would recommend to everyone 😁

We held a regatta at Loe Beach, with about 300 hungry rowers attending, the cafe laid on a selection of energy replenishing food without fuss or fluster. The staff were friendly, and helpful and had time to have some banter with all those that attended the cafe. The rowers have all complimented the event and the well run cafe, their food and drinks. Although small in statue the Loe Beach Cafe can and will cater for a large hungry crowd of Gig Rowers, without fluster. And their Fish and Chips on a Friday evening are just the best.

Stunning location. Super friendly owners. The building the cafe is in has huge character, partly made of an old boat. We went for lunch. The food and coffee was absolutely delicious and the view.... wow! We liked it so much we decided to go back for the Friday early evening fish and chip supper. Sadly for us a wedding party had booked it.... Lucky them! Love to go back!

What a lovely little find. 10 of us booked a table for lunch yesterday for Grannies 85th birthday. The staff were more than friendly and very welcoming, the service was outstanding and the food was beyond good. I can thoroughly recommend the ‘filthy fries’; a bowl of chips slathered in sour cream, chorizo, cheese and lots and lots of garlic. Couldn’t falter this place, they were very accommodating; the staff allowed us to bring and serve our own cake and waited on us hand and foot. The parking is a bit of a free-for-all in the boat yard and make sure you bring your kayak.

Went for another Fish & Chip Friday, having had a good experience last year, and enjoyed the same great food and service. We drove down from Bath and didn't get there until 9pm but freshly cooked haddock and chips were in front of us within minutes of arriving, which was a perfect start to the weekend. Thanks again to Rebecca and Jane.

We have wisited the area on three occasions and always make a point of making this a pit stop on the way back to base.

Went down for the Fish and Chip evening , had to book as really full , staff really good food was excellent , well recommended.

Revisited this little gem of a cafe for their weekly fish and chips Friday evening, and it was amazing, very tasty fish with crispy batter, and perfect chips, can’t speak highly enough of the cafe, and their staff, see you next year. Oh, if you’re interested BOOK EARLY !!

Probably one of if not THEY nicest places we have eaten this holiday. Not only is the food home cooked to order and local sourced but the people who own and work there are so friendly and welcoming. Got a dog? No problem need something for the fussy eater?? No problem like cake and coffee for after ??? Then you are in for a treat.

Love this place. After watersport activities this is perfect sport for a hot drink and lovely cake. Staff are always friendly and service is quick.

What a fantastic place to watch the boats sail by, the kids play in and on the water and at the same time relax whilst eating some amazing food, Sunday Breakfast you just have to try the Bacon, Egg, Halluomi and Sweet Chili sandwich, or if your lucky enough to book a table 'Friday Night Fish n Chips' after a day out on the water is the best ever!

11 of us had great food after Kayaking at the next door water sports centre. Something for everyone. Lovely service, well priced, lovely food.

We attended as an extended family in three cars mainly for the water sports centre. However us mums & dad used this cafe as a bolt hole and for lunch it’s set in one of the beautiful Cornish sea front locations with both rolling countryside and blue sea as a backdrop. Staff were very pleasant and helpful. Food was cooked fresh and appeared to be local, with some of the best ‘skin on’ chips I’ve had in a long time. The tuna melt had loads of cheese and tuna in it... good to see as been to plenty of establishments where they severely scrimp on the filling. Nice range of drinks including locally sourced coffee, elderflower presse. Would highly recommend the cafe as a place to visit! It’s not the cheapest place about but well worth it good food in a relaxed and beautiful environment. Just be aware it’s at the bottom of a very steep hill!

Once again enjoyed Loe Beach Cafe's incredible fish and chips last night. Fish fresh of the boat that day and hand cooked to order alongside delicious chips and pea sprouts as a brilliant twist to the classic mushy pea side. The vegan in our party was well catered for with a beautifully presented fresh salad which showed the care and attention typical of the lovely staff. It is so clear that anyone who makes dietary requests know to the staff will be well catered for, and the vegan of our party was immediately offered milk alternatives for their coffee. A special place run by special people who go above and beyond in every aspect. My unreserved recommendation to all.

This 'away from the beaten track' small seaside cafe deserves high praise. Beautifully fresh ingredients are put together with thought and care. Our party contained a vegan so we spoke to the owners who instantly accommodated the need for one of us to be off menu. A real joy! My personal favourite for lunch is the avocado and halloumi with a chilli chutney (I may not have got the name quite right, but the taste was delicious). We are planning to return again for the Fish and Chip supper.

Have given it five stars for food quality and servive. If high quality food, good service while sat by the sea is your thing, then it is great. But, only open for Fish n Chips on a Friday, you cannot always get a booking due to justified popularity, it will probably close in the winter. Suggest taking advantage when you can. Probably should have given 1 star to increase the chance of a table on future Friday nights.

This rightly proud team are working extremely hard to produce outstanding food in a wonderfully welcoming atmosphere right on the beach. If you have special food requirements they will bend over backwards to conjure up something which will tickle the tastebuds as they happily did for the table next to us. All you have to do is ask! Nothing seems too much trouble. Treat yourselves! There is adjacent parking in a private car park.

Such a lovely spot, but me and my mum paid £3 for the car park just to find that there were absolutely no vegan options available at all here.

Had the most delicious fish and chips today at Loe Beach Cafe. Wonderful fresh haddock in great beer batter and the chips...insane. They do fish and chips every Friday - make sure you book ahead - it’s a ‘don’t miss’ if you’re in the area:)

Fantastic fish and chips, locally sourced, and cooked to order by lovely people. What an excellent Friday night.

This is a delightful place warm and welcoming but high up on my priority is the fish and chips. I think they have to be the best I have ever tasted, and believe me I have tasted a few around the globe! the fish was so fresh It was as if it has a few minutes ago been caught and the chips - seriously I don't know how they can get chips to crips they way they do, what a delightful meal If we have the good fortune to return on yet another of our overseas holidays believe me I won't even bother to look at the menu (which I know is silly( but I know already it will be the fish and chips, just writing this review is making my mouth water with anticipation. thank you for a wonderful lunch.

We were in Cornwall for a few days, staying just up the road from this cafe. We went in for lunch on our first day and had utterly delicious sandwiches, my tuna melt was wonderful. The subject of fish and chips came up with the (incredibly friendly) owners and they mentioned that they offered them the next night. We grabbed the chance to book a place and enjoyed the most delicious F&C; either of us have had in a while. Great fish, crunchy chips and historic tartare sauce. Thank you for two delicious meals, we can’t wait to come back!

Being experts on fish and chips Rebecca’s were truly delicious and we recommend them to anyone in the area.The cafe has excellent views of the Carrick roads and is very friendly and well run by Rebecca ,Jane and the team.

With a very friendly welcome from the staff, Loe Beach Cafè is one of Newquays' hidden treasures. Not to mention the great quality of the food and the vegetarian selection. I will be coming back to visit soon!

I use this place nearly every week to grab a coffee after my weekly rowing session. It’s a great little place and the staff are extremely welcoming and friendly.

Called in this "beach hut " like cafe on a sightseeing visit to Loe Beach near Feock. The cafe offers great indoor seating and outside benches for the better weather. Although post May Bank holiday there was still a number of customers: mainly dog walkers and visitors to the area like us.

The staff are friendly and very helpful. Order at the counter, delivered to table. Sit inside, outside or even in between. Had a great coffee, though I wish I had ordered a sandwich as they looked delicious. Will return when I am in area.

Jane, Rebecca and the team are wonderful hosts. The difference since they took over last year is remarkable. We are often at the cafe and our whole family loves this place. The food is delicious and the wonderful, relaxed yet professional atmosphere is exactly what this beautiful location requires. Our son had his birthday party here last week and all the boys who attended are still raving about it! I cannot recommend highly enough.

SO lovely to find this gem open again today for the Easter season! Great welcome, sunshine, coffee in the Cafe garden and the most fabulous, glossy, Chocolate Ganache Easter Cake! Really, really worth a visit!

We came upon this cafe by accident, going down to Loe Beach for a walk, not realising there was a cafe there. Although the beach is signposted from Feock village, there is no mention of a cafe, and there ought to be. The place is superb: it offers excellent tea and cakes; there are the morning's papers to read, and visitors are given a very warm welcome from the proprietor. From the balcony, there are splendid views down the Carrick Roads to the sea. We were there on a Sunday morning in late October, and the place was still open, though I imagine it closes for the winter. We'll definitely be calling again next year.

We were looking for a dog friendly beach. Loe Beach is definitely for the boaters, only having a narrow stretch of seaweed lined area

Evening out with friends for fish n chips. Ice cream to finish things off. If you want fresh local caught fish and really tasty chips with a big dollop of homemade tartar sauce Loe Beach Cafe is the place to visit. You may think Stein...

Visited Loe beach to do some paddle boarding and kayaking. The cafe is right next to the water sports centre with a view of the beach. Very relaxed and very friendly. Good food and not over priced.

The new management have transformed this place! Local, homemade cakes to die for (the coffee and walnut is simply the best!), freshly ground Cornish coffee for all tastes, yummy Callestick ice cream and a fresh and varied new lunch menu..

This cafe has been taken over by new owners this year. They are s friendly and welcoming. The service is outstanding and the views over Loe beach stunning. They offer homecooked food or just a coffee. One of the owners have their art work displayed and can be purchased. Well worth a visit

Low beach is one of our favourite places to go and thankfully the cafe now measures up to the overall experience! Great coffee, even better cakes (the date and ginger is AMAZING - but make sure you leave some for me!) and great sandwiches and food too.

Perfick beach cafe, locally sourced food, served by friendly Jane and Rebecca and the "team" which includes "mum" who makes exquisite cakes ,especially the coffee and walnut !!

The last time I reviewed this beach cafe was some considerable time ago and it was pants. However today we decided to chance our luck and boy what a difference !!!

Friday 'Fish and Chip' night at this stunning location is a must! Light, beer-battered fresh fish - none of the...

This cafe has a lovely view of the beach where you do the water sports. It's a narrow drive down a lane which is normal in Cornwall. Good selection of food and drink however we had the ice creams which were delicious. Fun to sit and water others doing their water sports .

We booked an early supper for the family and enjoyed a lovely last evening of our holiday. The food was excellent - thin crispy batter, good sized haddock, crunchy chunky chips and homemade tartar sauce. Easy enough to do in a big commercial kitchen but more of a challenge in a hut on a beach. Jane's team were friendly and made time to chat, despite a fully booked evening ahead, and our lively twin boys were made welcome. We're looking forward to our next visit in October.

We visited here a few times over our summer break in Cornwall. It's a great spot for coffees, cakes, lunch etc. Right next to the watersports rental and lessons.It costs £3 to park in the carpark nearby so bring some change.The staff are very friendly and the whole places has a very relaxed atmosphere.

We stopped by for lunch this week and were not sure that such a little cafe would offer a huge choice but we were so wrong! It was just such a welcoming place and when the food arrived it was fabulous . Try the Filthy Fries and the Börek tortilla. You will need to go again!Best coffee in a long while.We are booked for the special fish and chips night on Saturday...

Popped in today with the family and dog. It was quite busy so perhaps 30 mins wait but drinks were quick and its a lovely peaceful place to watch the comings and goings on the beach. We had two scampi rocket specials, ham egg and chips and halloumi, avacado, chilli sandwich, plus dirty fries. All good and tasty. Booked to return for fish n chips on Friday. I wish the owners every success.

Awesomely amazing cafe hidden away on a unspoilt rural and traditional beach with views of Carrick Roads and beyond. The food is delicious and all locally sourced. The home made cakes are epic and the fish and chips served on Friday evenings are without a doubt the best in Cornwall. The staff are welcoming and friendly and the customer service is impeccable.

I have to say, this is such a delightful place with owners and staff providing the friendliest service and delicious locally sourced food. I'm local so have a lot of choice here in Cornwall. But with this only a few minutes away with their private beach with glorious views of the river and out to sea. The sea just beckons as you sit and enjoy the whole experience. It's just fabulous. A must if you are on holiday and just part of your routine if you're local. Just sit and chat with friends, bump into people you have not seen for ages. It is just perfection personified.

Excellent,friendly service and not afraid to let dogs in which is so very helpful. Good food and lovely ice cream.

Discovered by accident and found a great little cafe. Lovely little beachside location, and come outside tables. We had a light lunch, and also later on went back for tea and cakes.Food was really good and staff were lovely.

This is exactly what a beach cafe should be. Simple well executed dishes and a good range of drinks, cakes and of course ice cream. The service is excellent, all are made to feel welcome weather smart, with the dog or even in a wetsuit. They were also friendly and accommodating of our gluten free needs. On its own its brilliant, but when coupled with the fabulous location and the watersports centre just next door the Loe Beach Cafe has it all, and dare i say it.. could be the Perfect Beach Cafe!

We visited Loe Beach Cafe twice during our recent holiday in Malpas; once for lunch - very good basic paninis - just the job! - and again for their 'premiere' of Friday night fish and chips. The fish was excellent - well cooked and very fresh with the lightest batter I've ever had and lovely chunky chips. A generous garnish of pea shoots added a nice touch of greenery and the home made tartare sauce was delicious (I meant to ask for the recipe!). The team also kindly cooked sausages for my fish-phobic husband. The food was hot and served with a smile. I can thoroughly recommend this place and am looking forward to coming back again and again.

Relaunched under new management this year, the cafe is steadily building a reputation for quality, fresh food prepared to order. Committed, friendly staff and superb location at the entrance to Loe Beach with indoor and outdoor seating. We have eaten breakfast, lunch and dinner here in the last few weeks and each meal has been without fault. Well done ladies! We'll be back!!!

A group of us met here for a lunch time sketching the fabulous views from this delightful small cafe.The staff were extremely accommodating and looked after us so very well.I had the best tasting coffee I have had in a long time and a very tasty haloumi, avocado and chilli sauce sandwich.There is no free parking by the cafe, the charge in the car park at the moment is £3 for the day. The road to the beach is very narrow so be prepare for a bit of reversing!A lovely place to sit and admire the view from inside or out, have a walk along the beach, meet friends and all the above!There are a few negative reviews on this site but I understand this cafe is under new management so ignore them. I would recommend this cafe without hesitation and I look forward to my next visit.

After visiting Trellisick gardens we were pondering where to go next when we seen a sign for Loe Beach and decided to take a look. we parked up in the small car park which is part of the working boatyard and sailing centre and made our way to the beach cafe for a coffee.Whilst waiting for our drinks to be made (from a proper machine) we got chatting to the young girls that were serving and found out that they had only taken over the cafe about 6 week's previously. the coffee was great and the girls really friendly and made us feel really welcome. on this day there were only a few people about probably due to the day being overcast. The next day with the sun beating down we decided to return and found that the beach was busy with lots of water sports going on, we again went to the cafe and ordered drinks and a snack, i had a ham sandwich and believe me i doubt if you have had ham this good before, and the fruit cake was great (made by mum we were told). The cafe is a really querky building with lots of charecter, the menu is small but still under development. in total we visited 3 days on the trott and used the cafe each day for both food and drinks and we were not disappointed with anything we purchased there. good quality tasty food well presented in a pleasant surrounding what more could you ask for. keep up the good work girls we will be back.

Just got back from another wonderful holiday in Feock, we have tried the cafe before and were pleased with the food, this time we thought we would breakfast there before heading back home at the end of our holiday and enquired about an english breakfast for the following morning, the lady said they didn't do breakfast as such but did breakfast rolls, a bit disappointed we returned to the beach with our dog for him to enjoy retrieve the ball from the sea, as a retriever you would think he would do this sadly not, frustrated to see another ball float away and still disappointed at the thought of no full English before we go home we were pleasantly surprised when the cafe lady hopped on the beach beside us " you were asking about an English breakfast" yes I said, she went on to explain she had only taken over the cafe 5 weeks ago and was still working out what people would want, she wants to use all local produce and is still finding her feet, " I don't see why I couldn't make you an English breakfast I have all the ingredients and have just picked up local sausages it wouldn't be a problem.The next morning 5 of us went in and had such a lovely personal service and a great Breakfast loads of toast bacon, eggs, sausage tomato and fried bread topped off with a lovely cup of coffee with locally roasted beans at less than £10pp wow now thats what I call service.Thank you very much Loe beach cafe you ended our holiday in style see you in Sept on our return.

Loe Beach Café is looking very nice, the gravel is weeded, the seating is new and comfortable, the whole place has been spruced up. Better still, the cafe now boasts a selection of simple, tasty dishes plus a good selection of drinks and ice-creams. The coffee is well prepared and tastes goo too. I live locally and I am so pleased to see the place full of people as it was when we visited last weekend.The Loe Beach team are all very friendly and helpful and I am sure could sell some more adventurous food at weekends; perhaps some BBQ in the summer?

We visited for lunch, the lady serving us was friendly. The guy cooking was quite loud during his conversation with another staff member. We could hear every word from the kitchen.

If you want great ham,egg and chips with a superb view don't hesitate to go there. It is south facing right on the beach.

This cafe serves folk who are using the water sports venue and caters for hunger rather than taste,.It only takes cash, but it has a decent selection of short-order food and soft drinks and teas etc. can be purchased.sitting under the verandah is pleasant, if weather allows.

How lovely would it be to have a cafe on such a great located spot and the potential it could have!We visit Loe beach many times , mainly for the Watersports. The other day we decided we would have a bite to eat here. To cut a long story short they stop serving lunch at 2 pm to then to be only serving ice creams, cake and drinks. We came at 3 mins past 2 so to our disappointment we couldn't even get a sandwich.What really got to me what the attitude of the young girls who work there. Constantly on their phones to the degree to which I had to walk up to her to ask for a menu and she still was looking down on her phone whilst in a couldn't care attitude told me No Lunch now available. I answered with disappointment and her reply was , it's not my business!Shocking service!Does the owner not realise what a fantastic little business could be created here with the right staff and a menu that could serve simple but good snacks all day long?

This is a cute little beach side cafe, perfect setting looking out over the beach and cove, only here for drinks, nice enough, service ok

What can I say ... such a shame! Staff not very welcoming, menu poor, opening hours variable, ice creams WAY OVER PRICED. £2.50 for small one scoop ice cream on kids wafer cone? Has such amazing potential but disappointing.

I would rate this as one of the nicest beach-side cafes I have visited. It's right next to Loe Beach Watersports (also worth a visit), so there's always plenty going on to the watch the world go by. Food is great. Coffee is good. Staff very friendly. Tables inside and out. Perfect.

On a recent visit to Cornwall for a wedding we decided to have brunch at Loe Beach Cafe. It's a lovely location and we were looking forward to some nice food.The place was very busy with hardly any spare tables and chairs. There was 1 girl working behind the till who was clearly struggling to cope. We joined the back of the queue, there must have been 7 people in font of us.We queued for approx 20 mins, and asked if it was still possible to order an English breakfast. The Chef came out of the kitchen to say that it was fine, so we paid (£21!) for 2 breakfasts and 2 drinks. We sat at a table and after a further 20 mins there was no sign of our food. I went to the till to find out what was going on. Long story short, we were told that there was no record of us placing the order and that there was no record of our order on the till! Twice the Chef / Manager came to our table to challenge us on this, which was rather embarrassing. I assured her that I had paid £21. It was only thanks to a fellow customer who claimed he has seen us order and pay that she then went off to cook breakfast!When the food arrived I have to say it was lovely. A real shame, worth a visit but if it's busy, perhaps avoid.

Forget customer care, forget politeness, forget manners, it's top prices and oh, without any prior notice, it's cash only!We only wanted some ice creams, but after one of the ultra small scoops fell on the floor, there was no apology, no offer to rectify the loss, just a "no we don't take cards". After my partner explained what had happened (I was on the beach at the time), I went up with some cash and waited, and waited, and waited. No " I'll be with you in a minute sir", no "how can I help", just a blank look of indifference. Finally, I got the two uber small cornets "that's £5". I smiled and handed over the cash. No "thank you", no acknowledgement, no "sorry to have kept you waiting". Worst cafe experience ever. Be warned, take cash, lots of it, and do not expect a please, thank you or anything other than indifference. Be grateful just to receive underwhelming fare. Alternatively, take your own picnic and flask, the view from the beach is lovely.

Couple of jacket spuds and drink were ordered after our kayak trip.Spuds were delicious, didn't feel like they were just 'nuked' potatoes, tasted as though oven baked first. Yum.Great location right next to watersports centre with inside and outside seating. Dog friendly too.Well recommended

This little place does what you'd expect. It's changed hands since last year and has been tidied up a bit. You'd be foolish to expect fine dining, but in the busy summer period you'd expect more than one person serving. The young girl serving us was very sweet and helpful, but was struggling to cope. What she did serve up was very nice though.

Great sausage sandwiches for breakfasts, carrot cake and cream tea post sailing - lovely place and good food!

Have previously been for coffee/ice creams which are fine. Decided to go for lunch, and really have not had such poor food at such an inflated price for ages. Prawns were overcooked, chewy and inedible apart from by our unfussy dog. All other food was sort of OK but far too expensive for the quality. Service was OK but there was quite a wait for the food. This cafe has so much potential in this location, we would go back for coffee, but certainly not lunch.

With a friend we decided to drive to Loe beach for a snack and coffee as we wanted to be near the water, and were in Truro at the time, and didn't want to drive too far.Loe Beach is a delightful spot, not overly frequented during the week and the little cafe has plenty of outside seating to enjoy a sunny lunchtime.So the food is not exceptional, nor does it have the culinary aspiration of the Hidden Hut,but we were well served, and satisfied with the quality of our meal.I had a bacon bun, which was good value with three slices of excellent bacon, cooked just as I had asked it to be, crispy but not overcooked. My friend had chicken tika sandwich on granary, accompanied by a potato salad and lettuce. He pronounced it to be well filled and very good quality.The service was very friendly and quite quick in the circumstances, as the place was busy.If you want an unpretentious slice of the real Cornwall, with people in wet suits and sailors in bermuda shorts milling about around you as you sit in the sun looking over the estuary, this is the place for you.

My family and I including several kids went for breakfast. We had been several times before but not for a couple of years. We were always well looked after by a very pleasant lady. Sadly not this time. We were served if that is the right word by a younger woman. No welcoming smile or even a hello. The place was not specially busy. We took away a menu and returned to place the order to be met with the sullen brusque manner of someone who did not want to be bothered. A friendly enquiry as to whether they did kids portions of the full English was met with a 'No'. Part of the order was for bacon rolls.We were charged the same price as a bacon and egg roll £3.95! We waited for what seemed like ages for the drinks and a whole lot longer before we finally received our food. We had to collect our own cutlery and any sauces. In view of the fact that orders have to be given at the bar It seems that the only service at this cafe is that the food is brought to your table. The food was coldish for the most part and of low quality and the bacon rolls were found to contain just one rasher of bacon. The total bill for all the family members was in the region £70! What a complete ripoff! We will certainly not return again particularly as there is a car park charge of £2 to be paid for as well. In future we will go to the cafe at Mylor Harbour where the staff are charming and the food and service is of a far higher standard.

Could be great, but over £4 for a floppy sliced white bread grey ing tuna sandwich that tasted like old foot is not going to see you open for long. It's a beautiful setting. Get decent food and you could become a destination cafe, but food so bad a one year old won't even eat the toast and cheese is saying something, sorry ladies

We have been several times this summer to this cafe, Although the food is very ordinary by any standards, the location is fabulous, If you want a simple snack and a drink you'll find it here with cheerful friendly staff. Very little parking available, so beware.

Paid £7.30 for weak black coffee, very small, Luke warm cappuccino and salad leaves with sparse tomato and onion and dusting of bland grated cheese. No mayo. Setting is brilliant, big disappointment

Popped in here whilst exploring Feock and Loe Beach. Only had a coffee and a scone but it was delicious, few choice cakes on offer and some other light bites, nice coffee and a great atmosphere.Worth a visit for anyone

Very over priced food, small portion sizes and under cooked meat sausages! Unhelpful staff! Definitely will not recommend this to anyone and won't be returning even though we live in the village! Such a shame, really gone down hill!!!!