Mullion Meadows in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

The Meadows is outstanding. We stopped for just a coffee but fuelled up on their irresistable cakes as well. They have a great selection of gluten free food and the welcome was warm and friendly. Highly recommended.

This is a busy but excellent little cafe wonderful ham egg and chips very accessible for my wheelchair tho I walked In with my partners help the coffee and tea are great too some great homeade cakes available as well

As a Mullion resident who has visited on numerous occasions very disappointed. Part of the order did not arrive even though not at all busy. On being reminded it came but not toasted properly.

Been going to this place for years but lately the portions of the jam and cream has been disappointing. There was just enough for one half of the two scones. Has the recession hit the Cream Tea

Great setting, with local craft and other attractions. Welcoming staff, choices on menu. My cream tea was tasrt

Lovely little shops to look round. Cafe very good, don’t forget to visit Trenance Chocolate shop and workshop. See the chocolate treats being made.

Due to major stomach surgery I usually have children's portions which was fine when I asked for children's breakfast which included sausage, bacon, egg and beans but also due to op I can't eat bacon so asked if I could swap bacon for a couple of mushrooms (which they have on adult breakfast) but I was told not possible. I could buy mushrooms as extra but not swap. I just felt what a waste as I can't eat the bacon.

As others have said, something's changed here, maybe it was COVID but we've visited this place so many times, every time we're in the area and it's always been great. This time the menu has shrunk, it's more expensive and the food was nothing special. No more omelettes either, always my food staple. The milkshake was about £3 I think but the top 2 inches were froth and it wasn't even that big a glass. Very disappointing compared to how good it's always been in the past.

We’ve visited this place every year for the past 6 years. Every time we visit the area, we come here. It’s always been a good spot for lunch. I’m not sure if it’s changed owners or staff, but the last visit was a disappointment. The food was OK, but nothing special. There was a lack of choice this time and everything seemed bland. The whole feeling of the place was gloomy and the staff weren’t their friendly smiley selves either. Probably won’t be coming back after this one.

We visited several times during our stay on the Lizard, it's easy to assume that there is just a chocolate factory here as there is little mention of the cafe in the ads. We've had tea several times and can thoroughly recommend the cakes having personally eaten the lemon loaf and the chocolate and cherry flapjacks . Also, you can't beat the hot chocolate at the end of a blustery walk on the coast path.

Coffee good but expensive at £2.75 per cup. At 10.15am asked for a toasted tea cake but waitress said they could not get them. Asked for toast and the waitress said they could not get bread delivered. This is bad management as the Co-Op is a couple of minutes up the road, they get deliveries and surely MMeadows could have bought a couple of loaves from them. I ended up with a scone which I wouldn’t normally eat for breakfast. The next day I went to the Milk Barn up the road for ….. toast and coffee at £2.25…..

We came for tea and then later, after a walk, for lunch.  Both visits were excellent - a very tasty scone and tea accompanied by two small tablets of the on-site chocolate (excellent!), and later a beautiful, well-filled tuna mayo baguette with an additional side salad. Friendly and polite service. We were so impressed we repeated the double visit the next day and were not disappointed.

I have been here several times in the last 18 months. The food I have ordered has been good every time. The menu changes a bit every so often. They provide small bits of chocolate with hot drinks. The chocolate comes from the neighbouring chocolate factory. Coffees are very good. Fair prices. It is Mullion so it is rather out of the way. Phone reception is very limited so "live updates" are not likely. The entire complex is worth a visit and the food outlet is of a standard that is commensurate with the other commercial enterprises on site. We will be back.

First of all the cafe here is great - serving a range of drinks, light lunches and cakes. Brilliant. Great service, although we did find on our second visit that the food was a little slow in coming. The local businesses here are great. The chocolate factory and shop is a highlight. Well worth a visit.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit here. The service as very good. It was an intimate atmosphere and the food very good.

While visiting the site we popped in for a coffee the staff are friendly and professional and the choice of beverages and snacks.

We arrived at Mullion Meadows just in time for lunch, so we called into the little coffee shop. The coffee was delicious and served in mugs. The baguettes were really tasty and there was certainly plenty of fillings - unlike some places we've been to. The staff were lovely and friendly and we'd definitely go back.

Came for a late lunch and it was superb. Wife had a cheese and mushroom omelette and it was packed full of mushrooms and came with chips or a salad - she had salad which was excellent. I had a jacket with chicken curry with a side of coleslaw. Good portion size except for the coleslaw which came in a tiny pot and at £1 was either overpriced or under delivered - tasted great though. 2 Americanos with it and a bill of £25 - slightly expensive but darned good food.A bonus is that dogs are allowed and even a pet treat for them.

Excellent location and good quality range of shops, good restaurant and amenities. Nice walking area close by, safe and easy to use park parking nearby

In Mullion Meadows there are a variety of shops from gift shops, the chocolate factory, a cafe, art gallery (photos from the art gallery), glass shop and much more. A lovely place to spend an hour or so relaxing and taking in the area. Recommend for anyone really! Dogs welcome too.

We had usual cafe food soup, panini, sandwiches and hot drinks do be warned they give you samples of chocolate to tempt you into buying their chocolates. Well it works spent a small fortune on them delicious.

Staff at the cafe are friendly and always provide a tiny bar of the handmade chocolate with drinks. Latte was good and cream tea delicious.

We have visited the cafe here on numerous occasions, while on holiday, over the years since it opened and we visited twice last week alone! The food is still as good as it has always been and we have found the service very good. I can recommend the pork and apple burger, made with local pork, the crispy baguettes are just soooo crispy and always have generous fillings. Even when I was feeling full, I had to eat it all because it was so yummy! Even the soups are delicious. If you can still move after eating all this, a walk down to Mullion Cove is recommended.

My wife and I called in for lunch I had a pork sausage bagette with salad, my wife had toasted cheese sandwich. Both of the meals were excellent as was the service. Great food, great value. Been here a number of times and never had a bad meal or experience.

Visited the coffee shop this morning. Coffee was lovely but the girl that served us had no manners and looked very unhappy to be working there

We came to Mullion Meadows for a panini and sausage and chips. The food was good and there was a nice selection on the menu.

Good restaurant, lovely food, value for money, chocolate to die for, plenty of carparking, interesting little gift shops

When visiting Mullion we called in every morning for our morning coffees and also had lunch there on occasion. The menu was very varied and extremely reasonable price wise. Friendly staff and lovely and clean.

Nice to see a choice of gluten-free cakes. The coconut one was very good. Pleasant seating area. Gets very busy but this is a nice place to wander around.

This is a lovely little craft centre with a gift shop, Honey Cosmetics, Art Gallery, Arts & Crafts ship, but the best of all is the Chocolate Factory.

Friendly staff and good food. Million Meadows is a lovely little place to wile away a couple of hours.

We often go to the chocolate factory, and it really has a great assortment of fantastic chocolate.

Called for coffee and very pleased with service and drinks Sat outside in relaxed environment then called in craft shops

I regularly visit with my daughter and have to say the food is always very good. The food is definitely freshly cooked and fairly priced. Ideal for the little ones as the chocolate factory is right next store and you can have a browse around there whilst waiting for your food. Service is friendly and the cafe is always spotlessly clean.

Not like chocolate maker in Switzerland. Food and coffee OK, but not special. Staff reasonably friendly.

Visited the chocolate factory yesterday and stopped in the cafe for lunch, I would have liked the quiche which was on the menu twice but was told that 'we don't do quiche anymore'. So we bought a mushroom omelette with chips and Mediterranean vegetable with mozzarella and cheddar panini, with a combined cost of £17 I was expecting good food. Unfortunately the panini was soggy and bland, I thought the veggies had probably been frozen, the omelette was dry and tasteless, again we thought the omelette had probably been bought in frozen and reheated. I would recommend if you are visiting the Chocolate Factory that you eat elsewhere.

Went here with my sisters and we all said it’s the most amazing cream tea we have ever had (we have had a lot of them) scones melt in your mouth. Amazing!!!!

This is about my 25th year of visiting so I have seen this place grow from a little farm shop that does amazing ice cream and chocolate, to a larger complex with art galleries, cosmetics, toy shop. As it has grown is has lost none of its charm and quality and the cafe serves brilliant food. We make a point of coming here every holiday and have never been let down.

We enjoyed a lovely cup of coffee with a small chocolate piece on the saucer after our visit to the chocolate shop. Very friendly locals in the cafe who got into conversation with us, enhancing our visit. Lovely place to visit.

This is a great place to go. A chocolate factory. A shop next door selling the products. And a good cafe/restaurant. The chocolate is wonderful, and almost everything is made in white milk and plain. There is also some 71% plain. The Easter egg and bunny collection is especially worthwhile. A pity it is described as "Mullion Meadows". It might be the address but it does not convey what an attraction it is. Leave Mullion on the road to the harbour, pass the cricket ground, and it is on the right in the middle of a left bend.

Good food in the cafe. Children’s delight in the chocolate shop where they can see chocolates being made. Art gallery, craft shops etc. Roskillys ice-cream is a real treat.

have visited many times over the years for breakfast, a snack, a meal and just a drink . Never been disopointed

Great little find super cafe with reasonable menu galleries shops and chocolatiers a must stop off parking on site and loos wheelchair and buggy friendly

Food always fresh,plenty to choose from,staff friendly,reasonably priced,lots to see in surrounding courtyard, chocolates,gifts paintings cards jewellery glassware and loads more.

A lovely place to browse, buy, have a drink and a snack! Pay a visit, it's a lovely place! From postcards to Paintings!

I visited Mullion Meadows on Sunday 17 Sept. with my extended family of 7 adults and 3 children. My wife and I decided on a cream tea. It was one of the best we have ever experienced and I have sampled a few in my 75 years! The fruit scones were out of this world,the jam and cream were of generous proportions and the pot of tea was as I like it ,really hot! I enjoyed myself so much I was moved to seek out a young lady behind the counter and express my feelings! If we didn't live so far away (Saltash/Plymouth) I'm sure we would visit every week!

Comfortable friendly restaurant. Lovely outside seating too. We .holiday in Mullion twice a year and always have at least one...

Hemos comido aquí en muchas ocasiones y he revisado antes, 1 cuando fue buena y 1 no es tan bueno. Tengo que decir que hemos comido aquí dos veces esta semana ya y no ha decepcionado. Me pregunto si quizás los estándares de gradas ligeramente...

Quien decidió poner una Fábrica de Chocolate aquí fue un genio! También hay una cafetería, galería de anthony está situado en el hotel y hay otras tiendas. Llamas son en los campos. Mira su página web.

Mi lugar favorito es la fábrica de chocolate. Vale la pena el desvío, chocolate caliente con crema y le obsequiaremos son para morirse. y puedes comprar algunas hechas a mano de chocolate a la salida, lo cual es perfecto

Nos visita para comer en las praderas Mullion bastante regularidad cuando vamos de vacaciones en Cornwall, ya que sabemos que tiene buena comida, hecha a precios justos. Esta visita no fue una excepción.

We went to Mullion Meadows specifically for a cream tea which was up to its usual high standard. We looked around the other shops there and found it quite pricey so didn't buy anything.

What a beautiful little hidden Gem! I go to this place every time I go to Mullion to visit my family. Lots of gorgeous gift shops, art gallery, chocolate shop, Café!! Please, please visit here you won't regret it :0)

There is something for everybody here, crafts, art gallery, glass making, cafe, and the chocolate factory, there is plenty of parking or it's an easy walk from the village

On holiday in Helston for the week. Weather miserable so having an explore, found the Chocolate Factory with tea-room attached. Only wanted a little something so ordered a sandwich and a bowl of chips between us.The lady asked if we wanted 2 plates, we said 'yes'On arrival, bless them rather than bringing us an empty plate they had shared the sandwich and added a full salad to each plate rather than us sharing half a tomato!We thought this was a lovely touch.The food came quickly, was really tasty and great value, we'd definitely eat here again.The chocolate from the shop is gorgeous too!

We visited here today and we were very impressed with the quality and price of the food. My son had jacket potato with salad, my husband a cheese baguette with salad and I had soup with half a baguette, with 3 drinks the total cost was £20. The meals were all really tasty and good sized portions. There is a good sized menu to choose from. The staff were very nice and we were even given chocolate to try which was a nice touch. We will definitely be eating here again.

Great artists studio which offers cards, paintings and artists materials. Good outlet for honey cosmetics and gin.

We've eaten here quite a few times over the years as we often stay nearby. However, unfortunately on this occasion it was a letdown. We both had omelettes and chips but the chips were overdone and the omelettes too. The omelettes were more like a pancake than a omelette and normally they've been so good here. It looks like they have expanded slightly and I wonder if the owners have changed. It's a nice environment but the food let it down on this occasion. We'll give it another go I'm sure when we're down there again in the Summer because it has always been so good before. Hopefully we were just unlucky on this visit.

Stopped off here on our way back from a day out. The chocolate factory was great to go and see the chocolate and buy some, which wasn't very expensive! Plenty of other little shops around too with all unique little gifts in there which I loved. The coffee shop also served hot food which looked lovely and the hot drinks were great to warm you up.

I love this place. There is always something happening. Do pop in to Antony and Marjorie in the art gallery. They are a delightful couple and have lots of interesting pieces to peruse. They also run classes for children and adults. My friend enjoyed two sessions of private tuition in wood carving! Visit Gill in the wool shop. A lovely lady selling all sorts of interesting things apart from wool. The cafe is great; good quality food at very reasonable prices. Jenny has an Aladdin's Cave type shop and the hand made soap is magnificent. Don't forget to pop into the Trenance chocolate factory for a box of delicious hand-made chocolates or just to sample a few!

Lovely cafe/restaurant within the Mullion Meadows site.They use as much local produce as is possible especially seafood and the crab salad is great.It is reasonably priced and the staff are attentive and polite.

Really nice food. Large food & drinks menu plenty to choose from. Happy friendly staff & very quick service.

Only walked through the site on our way to Mullion Cove via the footpath from the rear of the carpark, there seemed to be quite a few shops and a cafe, but beware none open very early.

Having had a pork and apple burger meal which was lovely we decided to have one today.What a big mistake. No taste of apple and the smallest burger I have seen.As this cost around £8 I don't think this was value for money

Spent a lovely couple of hours here looking in the unique shops and eating cream tea. Dogs welcome. We ended up buying some glass from the Glass work shop upstairs.

Went here to treat the kids (11 and 8) to a shake. Shakes were mediocre and were really overpriced. I know you expect to pay more in a little village shop, but I felt the food and drink was very expensive for what you actually got. Staff were friendly enough, though.

Enjoyed a lovely breakfast baguette (veggi) and an even lovelier hot chocolate served with a little piece of chocolate from the chocolate shop next door. Then enjoyed browsing the shops and the beautiful art gallery, then finished off with discovering a wonderful new glass studio tucked away round the back which offers workshops where you can make your own fused glass! Well worth a visit - will definitely be returning :)

Enjoyed looking around the outlets especially the art workshop and went then for ice cream, drinks in cafe. We stood around at counter waiting to order but were ignored by at least 4 staff. In the end I asked if one ordered at the counter or sat at a table to be served. The assistant I asked was very brusque and said we were to order at counter and turned around and carried on with what she was doing. Eventually we got a drink and a couple of tubs of ice cream which were disappointing as one ice-cream in particular was just a lot of small hard pieces. Im afraid I wouldn't be recommending or returning, I found it very unwelcoming and that we were just a pain to them, although we were polite at all times.Left there and had an excellent hot chocolate in wonderful surroundings with great service with a smile at the Mullion Hotel at not much more of a cost, well worth it.

This is a lovely restaurant with an extensive lunch menu. The staf are pleasant and adaptable with the gorgeous chocolate served with your drinks. The sausage baguette orbpoork and apple burges are really tasty, but not for the faint hearted, don't expect to eat dinner the same day. We have used the restaurant for many years and the quality remains consistent, no hesitation in recommending here.

We called in on the first day of our Cornish holiday and decided to try a cream tea each.The helpful young assistant warned us that the scones were rather large so did we want one or two each. She explained that we could have one each by sharing a cream tea between us and the other just having a cup of tea for one. We took the advice and it proved quite sufficient and delicious as well.We returned later in the week and did the same again - equally delicious and good value too - and both times we sat outside in the shade of the large umbrellas.

Mullion Meadows is an interesting cluster of individual craft type shops, nice selection of food in the café, sit in or out, stunning views over the countryside. Watch the handmade chocolate workers, then go into the shop and ask for a sample!! Take a stroll through the little parkland area, sit and take in the views, watch the chickens and Llamas, stroll on past their field - I was actually allowed to feed them last year, as we happened to be there at feed time! - and walk to the top of Mullion Cove. There is ample parking, the toilets are always clean & well looked after. The "pepperpot" shop is stacked full of wool, buttons, beads, jewellery and hand made knitted/crocheted garments, the art gallery is calm and peaceful and worth a look. All in all there is plenty to see and do at Mullion Meadows

The food here is brilliant and the handcrafted chocolate is wonderful. You can see the llamas and walk down to Mullion Cove from here. Food is cooked to order and good value for money.

Cream tea was good as was the kids waffles - a 'bananallama' waffle with banana, chocolate and ice cream. Chocolate shop sells nice selection but probably not worth travelling too far out of your way to visit.

We stopped here but sadly I have to say there was little to keep us there for long. Other than observing the chocolate making and purchase of same from the shop, there was nothing else. The main gift shop was full of tat. A pity as this could be a real centre for art galleries and pottery of quality. Won't return.

We visited on a Wednesday afternoon after a visit to the seal sanctuary in the morning.A wide variety of meals ordered from soup, paninis, sandwich, baguettes to sausage and chips. All very good quality ingredients used. Took a while for meals to arrive but all were worth the wait.The sample chocolate that came with the hot drinks were a nice touch and encouraged us to visit the chocolate factory to buy some chocolate!Would definitely recommend.

we are frequent visitor as we have family in Mullion, there Chocolate always goes down well as do the fantastic cream teas the food is served by friendly staff and there is always an unrushed atmosphere.

Have been a relatively frequent visitor as have family in Mullion. Often call in for refreshments and to visit the small but select collection of businesses there Chocolate always goes down well as do the cream teas & I have a few examples of local artwork now!

Lovely location and a good offering of food served by friendly staff and an un rushed atmosphere. One thing i don't understand is the cooked breakfast offering. Before a certain time a traditional cooked breakfast is offered. After that time you can only have a breakfast baguette. Both consisting of the usual breakfast items it makes no sense that you can order it in a baguette but not laid out on a plate!That said get there early enough and the breakfast is filling and reasonably priced. Plus you can go into the adjoining chocolate factory and stock up so its all good!

I can understand both the excellent and the average reviews, it is really a matter of personal taste. For us the cream tea was good with two nice scones, one plain and one cherry. The service was good. I suppose the chocolate is overpriced but it is very good! You are certainly advised to carry on down the road following the signs to the hotel where there are stunning views of the coast from the public carpark.

we live very close to this and as a local I often forget about it. after a lovely walk along the coast path we stopped to recharge our batteries before finishing our walk, lovely selection of cakes and hot drinks. Very friendly helpful staff and best chocolate around.

Have just returned from a holiday in Cornwall.We always stop here & visit both Chocolate shop & Honey Cosmetics.Always worth a visit.

With free parking. Easy stop off for Tea/Coffee and a piece of cake befor checking out the craft shop and of course the Chocolate shoppe.Surprisingly busy for the time of year this family friendly oasis is fun and will not strain your pocket...noticed the range of food and price ....perhaps we should have lunched hereEasy access for those with mobility problems.

I'm no expert in Cornish cream teas but I've eaten a few, my expanding holiday waistline is testament to that and this didn't live up to expectations. Two fairly dry scones with average jam and thick clotted cream just didn't cut the mustard. There were two small pieces of chocolate given with the tea to tempt you into the overpriced chocolate shop next door as well. All in all not very impressed.

Pleasant atmosphere and staff, good coffee (with a sample bar of chocolate) and cakes. Adjacent to a chocolate factory with the obligatory shop (I dare you to miss it). A number of shops nearby to browse and plenty of parking.

This is a group of local enterprise ranging from a Chocolate Factory to Crafts and a Art Gallery. Also a souvenir shop for gifts and a nice sit down café area as well as outdoor seating/ rest area. There is really something for everyone.

I regularly visit here & find I have never been disappointed with the food. The place is always clean & tidy, even on the busiest days. The staff very friendly & helpful. I would recommend this place for families, couples, solo or meeting up with friends. There are also, other businesses on the premises to look at: The Chocolate Factory, Gallery Anthony, (you can book an Art workshop for kids or Adults), Serendipity (gifts, books, Crystals), Scrapbook Magic (papercrafts, you can also book Scrapbook & craft Workshops here). Beautiful hand made Jewelry Shop. Jigsaw Shop. If you need some more Knitting Wool, Needles, Buttons or hand made Knits, there is a tiny shop packed with goodies. There is also Honey Cosmetics, making lovely lotions & potions from local Honey. Perfect place to visit!

After a 5 1/2 hour drive to Cornwall we were desperate for a decent cuppa tea and a light lunch - which is exactly what we got! The cafe is small but friendly, accepts dogs (which was handy as we arrived in torrential rain and didn't fancy sitting outside), and serves a typical array of sandwiches, baked 'tattys', breakfasts and home cooked cakes. The service was good, the food was of a good quality and didn't take too long to arrive, and the cost was reflective of the quality of food - not cheap but not expensive. Recommended to anyone at the end of a long journey or day walking the cliffs who is looking for a decent cup of tea and some fresh, honest food!

When family visit they stay in Trenance farm next door - nice cottages. This is a nice development with a few craft stores and the chocolate factory so worth a short visit. There are also fields behind where you can walk dogs and view the pack of Llamas and walk down to the cove

Small but good selection of shops. My wife loved Serendipity and spent ages going over the CDs before buying a couple. Nice range of smelly soaps too. The chocolate shop is very good but a bit pricey. The café does a great range of food at a reasonable price. A lovely stop over before descending into Mullion Cove.

What a great little find! We had the cream tea which was delicious! We liked the little tasters of the factories chocolate that vane with the tea! The shortbread was delicious too! Very busy nut everything was running smoothly and the place was clean and tidy! Would recommend

This is a great little place attached to the Trenance Chocolate Factory which was of course the main reason for our visit. Free parking is available on site with the Tea Room accessed through wide double doors. The café is light and airy with plenty of tables and space to move around, with a good selection of gluten free treats. Various flapjacks were available by the till covered in as you would expect, Trenance chocolate. We though plumped for the Lemon Drizzle Cake, which is always a treat, with a pot of tea for two. Yes, some more savoury options for those who are gluten free would ne nice, but it was not what we came here for on this particular occasion, so we had no complaints. The tea and cake were both very nice and reasonable value for money. The service was speedy, friendly and efficient so no complaints there either.

I have read with interest the other reviews of Mullion Meadows and am impressed ... so perhaps we visited on a bad day. The scones were without doubt the worst ever encountered and the service was disinterested.

fab little place!!!!is we found this little treasure by taking a wrong turn while looking for a beach, so glad we did. the cafe is fantastic and the food is top quality.There are work shop on site selling the local produce that they make and design. Artist can be seen at work, and the on site chocolate factory is a must!!!!!

We always eat a lunchtime snack in here when we are in the area and this visit was no different. It's not the cheapest place I've ever eaten but the quality is very good. I love the omelettes here and they also do some great varieties of homemade soups.If you're looking for a light lunch or quick bite then you could do a lot worse.

The café here has a very good choice of food and is quite reasonably priced. They have a lot of outside seating, but when it rained we were allowed to take our little dog inside with us. The staff are cheerful and pleasant and I would definitely recommend their lovely milkshakes.

This was a return visit after several years. The whole complex is so much better, with all the units in use with lots of interesting bits and pieces. The restaurant is also bigger. We had a jacket potato / cream tea, both were very nice and tasty. Good friendly service from the staff.

went to mullion meadows, love the shops and the trenance chocolate shop is very good to. the food was good and hot and the coffee was very good. the staff are good to

This venue, just outside Mullion village is one of the best places to get a traditional Cream Tea. To die for. Cafe also allows dogs in the restaurant as long as they're well behaved. All food and drinks prepared o the highest standard. Please take time to visit the chocolate factory and artists studios there too. A nice place to while away a hour or so.

Stopped in for a coffee, had a look around the shops, walked to the cove ( beautiful and unspoilt) then back to the cafe for lunch as we had already sized up the menu. They had fresh, locally caught crab on the menu, we both opted for crab sandwiches, they were stuffed full of white tasty crab meat, bread was very fresh, and came with a sizeable salad garnish, couldnt fault it. Only problem was the cake display..do not go in if you are on a diet, very very tempting!! You could see they were home made, I asked for a chocolate brownie, my friend, carrot cake, we both received enormous squares, we would have been please at half the size for what we were paying. They were delicious. Prices reasonable, portions reasonable, varied menu, friendly staff, clean, what more could one ask for? Will definitely return when down on the Lizard, well worth making a small detour just for the cafe.Bonus, you get a free sample of the Trenance chocolate with each order, very nice it is too.

We Sat outside in the sunshine with our dogs and enjoyed a really nice breakfast. Clean water bowls out for them and plenty of benches and seating overlooking the countryside Shame we only ate at this cafe the morning we went home as the brekkie we had was delicious.