Picnic Cornwall in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Awful food. Dry rolls, side salad smothered in oil and very very salty. Fillings were not generous. Husbands pasty had no side salad or coleslaw. Cafe needs a serious shake up. Would not recommend at all.

Ann's Pasties are famous. And this place here serves them. Naturally we've had to try them. Located on the busy Church street it's impossible to miss. Very friendly staff, a nice setting with some tables outside to watch the world go by. Fair prices as well and dogfriendly. A sunny day, so we took a table outside. Ordered the classic cornish pasty with steak filling. And it was a fine pasty. But not the best we've ever had. The pasty could have been crispier, the filling a bit more spiced up. Did taste a bit bland. But recipes are different, tastes are different. It was good - but not great. Nice was the size, a really big pasty with lots of stuffing. It's really a whole meal for itself. All in all still a fine visit. The location was great, we enjoyed sitting down and to watch all the action.

Ordered a crab sandwich to go.. Got it home and have to say very disappointing. White ciabatta roll was dry and the crab was a little on the lean side. Even with the small amount of crab I managed a piece of shell with every bite! Simply not good enough..

Waited 20+ minutes for order to be served, at a table that had not been cleared. The 'Ann's Steak Pasty' had precisely 5 small pieces of meat in it, plus 1 piece of gristle. The Americano coffees were like dishwater - undrinkable. And they were served in takeaway cups - they had run out of cups because they hadn't cleared tables. Complained to staff, got a very half-hearted apology.

Great vibe. Lovely cakes. Flavourful loose-leaf tea. Friendly staff. Good selection of meals. Indoor and outdoor seating. Sensible prices. What's not to like?

We had breakfast at Picnic Cornwall and it was the best cooked breakfast I have had in a very long time. The service was friendly and quick too. I loved that the produce is all from Cornwall. I would definitely recommend.

Staff were friendly. Primary purpose was to have a light lunch so we ordered 'steak pasties'. These were a good size and would have done a vegetarian proud. Search for meat was almost fruitless. Somewhat disappointed.

Not the first time we have stopped here but you can't stop going back to a good place! Really nice food, good laid back vibe and great coffee

Visited for lunch whilst in the area, dog friendly we liked the food but it was very expensive for what we had & the type of place. It cost £7-95 for onion soup which was very average and actually the most expensive soup we had in Cornwall. We would expect to pay this in a restaurant or pub If it was good soup. It came with a large amount of bread. We also had a Anne’s pasty which was good. Staff were friendly, nice to allow dogs.

Myself and my partner came in for a coffee, hot chocolate and sausage roll. The staff were friendly and welcoming. I had a lovely oat vanilla latte which was so lovely and smooth and my partner had a lovely hot choc with cream! We shared a sausage roll as they are quite large... it was gorgeous! Would recommend this cafe if you're in Falmouth :)

We came for breakfast and coffee. It took a while to get served, as 1 person was making coffees and the other was cooking food for previous customers. I had the bacon roll and himself had the sausage one - I think I won, although both were tasty! Coffee was good and strong. Would recommend sitting in the window, as it is the ideal spot for people-watching!

I have to confess, I do like this place. The service isn't speedy (it's Cornish "dreckly" style), but if you're not in a rush you'll do well. It's always clean and well stocked, and the food is good, as is the coffee. We popped in for a light brekkie: sausage bap & black americano, bacon bap & latte. Yum. Oh, and if it's your thing a seat in the window is perfect for people-watching...

Terrible service, we waited 20 mins just for a sandwich, while people where going in and out way after us and being served before us,

Placed our coffee and cake order and sat at an outside table. Waited a while for it to be cleared and then a further wait for the coffee, which was, admittedly, good

Great coffee, such a beautiful blend. Excellent service with friendly staff. Really good vegan cake and many gf options. Nice loos.

Staff attention to hygiene not good. E.g paid but didn't stay and eat or drink anything. Restaurant itself Bright and clean

We ducked in here out of the rain for a coffee. It was ok but the coffee was quite bitter and it was quite awkward with the bar stool height seating.

We have visited the Picnic many times over the last few years when visiting Cornwall for the tasty pasties. The staff are super friendly and welcoming. The only points that we would raise would be that either the opening times on google are wrong, or...

This was the best iced latte I’ve had forever. It was Covid secure and I felt like the staff actually cared about my visit. Lovely young man a d great service. I’ll visit again when I’m back in the area.

We dropped in here for lunch at the beginning of August. It was a Tuesday, but they were not doing the Eat Out to Help Out scheme many other places were. I ordered food and they had a young man on the til and it...

I ordered an iced coffee at Picnic, and was surprised to see the person making it scooping the ice cubes out with her hand, unwashed, after handling money. This is a pretty good way of causing potential illness, and shows a lack of respect for...

I have wanted to pop in here every time we have been to Falmouth because it just looks lovely and this trip I got my chance! Its lovely inside, light modern and airy with wonderful happy attentive staff who obviously enjoy being there even right...

Picnic's crab sandwich was one the list of best crab sandwich, so we made a special trip for it. We went for the 'crab cream tea'. The crab sandwich filling is all mixed in unlike normal crab sandwiches, it tasted great as expected. We were...

Popped in quite late in the day. The man serving was very talkative and made it a nice experience. I picked up an iced latte and went back for some cake. Lovely and clean, would pop in there again should I find myself in Falmouth...

This lovely little coffee shop is in a great location right in the middle of the high street. It has some lovely tables outside which are very often busy, as well as some seating inside. Picnic offers lovely homemade cakes, scones and even delicious sandwiches...

Beautiful quality tea & a gorgeous sausage roll. We had it to takeaway but there’s a small seating area inside & tables out the front.

My hubby and I stopped for a coffee and were served by a lovely young man who made a great coffee and was he was very helpful and friendly. The sausage rolls were amazing - the best we’ve had anywhere in the world! The apple...

First time in Falmouth and didn’t have time to do it justice but worth revisiting as many shops to explore Went into the ‘Picnic’ restaurant What an amazing place Filled with local people which tells you a lot Nautically themed and lots of shelves of...

This is a small cafe that serves very good food. There are pastries, sandwiches, and salads on the menu. We ordered goat cheese and bacon salad which included generous portions of the main ingredients. The staff are very friendly. Be prepared to wait for the...

When I visited, the vegetarian pasty had run out (proving this cafe's popularity), but the staff recommended I try the vegan pasty as an alternative. I'm completely converted! Vegans of Cornwall, come here for your pasties and you will not be disappointed with the seasoning...

Great cafe and food. Friendly staff and nice atmosphere. Offers lots of gluten free options. Tasty menu.

Loved this place. Lovely setting sitting outside watching the people go by and just about perfect Cornish Tea. Highly highly recommend.

Stopped here for coffee & cake - both excellent. Cakes included zucchini lime & poppy seed, orange polenta & another polenta cake with pistachios, coconut & ? rose petals. Staff are extremely helpful regarding both service & information about. the delicatessen items for sale. Loo is spotless.

Great coffee and very tempting pastries, just a shame we were not hungry enough to eat at the time. I must confess taking a pasty away to enjoy later - and it was every bit as good as it looked!

I'm sure loads will disagree with that statement but let's just say the cheese pasty and the vegan pasty were easily the best we'd had all week in Cornwall. Decent prices - including drinks make it a good stop off if in Falmouth town centre.

A nice cafe on the main street. The food is amazing and the coffee very good. The staff helpful and friendly and it also sells local foods and drink ideal for unusual gifts. It also sells dog treats! Will be visiting again.

We had a pasty and a coffee in picnic, it was the best pasty we’d had in falmouth. The staff were nothing but polite and even offered my dog some treats which was hugely appreciated by him.

Me and my mother was looking everywhere for a crab roll came across this specific place , glad we did the rolls were delicious .. we also tried the sausage roll was the best we have tried. Would definitely Recommend and come back again 😄

Best coffee place we found, hence going back several times. Staff are friendly and know how to make a good cup of coffee! If you find my reviews useful, let me know by giving me a helpful vote :-)

We had a coffee and cake here and unfortunately it seemed almost an inconvenience us being there,two of the young staff chatted loudly about trivial things whilst the other young lad made a coffee which I’m sure had no coffee in it,it was so weak,it didn’t as the young girl who worked there knocked past our table and spilt it into the saucer,looked and walked off,no sorry,

Thought I'd give this place another go - big mistake, it was worse than last time although the two guys serving tried hard. Coffee wrong, complained, wrong a second time. American was alright. Sausage roll looked a bit pink on the inside and was burnt on the outside. Cheese pasty had no cheese and the watercrust pastry was overcooked and very hard/tough on the outside. Got a refund. Will not go again. I would suggest from looking at the pasty tray that if these are bought in, you should change your supplier. If you make them yourself, sack the cook (couldn't have been a chef). I also saw several others complain so something is not right here.

We stumbled across this place while walking through Falmouth - found a great table in the shade outside. I had the beetroot, goat's cheese and walnut salad while my partner had the crab roll. Both wonderful. Very reasonable prices for the quality of food.

Really friendly staff, wanted to buy everything! Had a coffee which was super nice and a very yummy sausage roll. The people sat outside had breakfast that also looked worth coming back for!

Called today for some takeaway sandwiches . They’d run out of granary bread and then muttered about rolls so I said ok. Came to eat them by the harbour which were cheese and tomatoe and what looked like wilted weeds from the hedgerow served on ciabatta rolls. They were absolutely awful my 5 year old grandson could have made better . There was hardly any butter on my husbands and all the cheese had fallen out into the bag and this for 2rolls £10.00. Even the seagulls weren’t interested. !! Disgusting shall not recommend this place

Ate twice at Picnic while singing with Mariners Away at the festival. After a lovely lunch on Saturday we decided to go back on Sunday for another one.

We had the best cup of Coffee here, during our stay in Cornwall. This is a small place, that you could just walk by. It has a couple of small tables and chairs outside on the street and you get a chance, not only to take a breather and watch the world go by, but also to see Trevor the Seagull, who appears to have made it, his territory, where he pops down for an occasional wander, checking out the Subway tables a few doors down, when untidy guests have departed. All round a very nice, little place, to take the weight off your feet.

Stopped here to grab a lunch bite and even though the pastries looked amazing, I opted for the local crab sandwich on ciabatta. Lovely, you won't be disappointed.

A few outside seats under cover so enjoyed sitting there on a rainy morning.Delicious sausage roll and nice coffee.Worth a visit but a bit pricey.

Called in on a very wet Friday morning. Sat outside under the awning and had coffee and a pork and apricot sausage roll. Both delicious albeit a bit pricey. Would return.

Looking for a light lunch in Falmouth? How about toasted soda bread, topped with avocado, local bacon, a poached egg, (and if you ask nicely) mushrooms and a lovely coffee? Very reasonably priced, wide ranged menu, meat-eater, vegan and vegetarian friendly. Considerate staff...my poached egg yolk was firm, waiter said he'd do another, I said not to worry, but a few minutes later he returned with ANOTHER runny yolked poached egg. AWESOME service. Highly recommended xx

We always go to Picnic for the delicious Ann's Pasties they sell! Usually we take them away with us but on this occasion we are in due to it raining. The pasties tasted delicious as usual, however the staff were most unprofessional with their topics of conversation. Each time it got quiet they began gossiping between themselves about other places in the town and people as well. As a local I did not appreciate hearing their opinions on other local people and places.

We have been coming for years. There was no crab, bacon or pasties as the waiter loudly informed us. He then served us cold soup which we overheard was frozen! We asked for it to be reheated which took 10 minutes. We then complained and he said “what do you have to complain about, there are only two of us and what was wrong with cold soup!” He said as very rude and told me to enjoy my life as I left! Absolutely unbelievable rudeness and very rude staff so we won’t be coming again. The ciabatta was also rather stale and dirty cutlery was everywhere.

The sandwiches are great and portions very good. Pasties are highly recommended too. The coffee is awesome and probably the best in Falmouth at the moment - fully recommend visiting this friendly cafe.

Amazing ploughman's, great tea, lovely and welcoming staff who are happy to have a chat and a laugh and seem genuinely happy to have you there. Lovely quality food that is served with obvious pride. Being a local I intend to visit here more often!!

After ordering 3 'toasted sandwiches' and waiting 20 minutes for them I ended up taking mine back! Bearing in mind they are £5.25 each, they aren't sandwiches they are rolls, they also aren't actually toasted the roll was, and boy was it toasted! They certainly had a feeling of winter to them, like the open fire logs chard feel. They basically toast a roll and shove a bit of filling in there (goats cheese and rocket) but the filling is cold..... toasted sandwich... yet not a sandwich or toasted!! I took mine back and the guy serving was so rude I asked for a refund and he said 'why what's wrong with it?' Not 'sorry madam was there a problem?' And when I explained to him he laughed and said 'that's what we call a toasted sandwich' well I don't! And even if I was happy with the cold filling £5.25 is a rip off for what they gave us!!! Just Check out baker toms down the road that all!

Have the orange polenta cake best I've ever had don't tell my sister!!! Guy serving was really friendly and helpful recommended this cake I'm now obsessed with... Lovely cup of tea which didn't spill from the filter like other cafes do! Lovely quick bite to eat,thanks!

Stopped at this cafe for a midday light snack. My friend ordered the 'steak' pasty. I had a coffee. The coffee was cold, I had to ask for a small jug of hot water. When I mentioned the water was because the coffee was cold there was no response, mainly I think because the young man at the counter had struck up a conversation with a friend who had popped in behind me. When I went back to the outside seating my friend had started tucking into her pasty. It was awful. The steak was non existent...the rest of the filling was tepid, at best, so she left it, which believe me she does not normally do. Again I really wished I'd read reviews on TripAdvisor BEFORE going into this cafe. I will say, the only saving grace is that the 2 young men serving were very cheerful, although whilst they were chatting they could have been clearing tables. It's a shame really, it just needs a bit more care about the food/products being served to the customer and this little cafe could be the place to go.

We turned up late one afternoon. They had run out of most items but still produced a lovely beetroot salad and quiche salad. The coffee was excellent, and the staff were friendly and helpful. When they noticed our dog they rustled up dog treats for her. A really nice experience.

We came here one afternoon during our holiday, the tea and scones where lovely and the jam was so nice I have not stopped thinking about it since we got home...and I'm not really a big fan of jam usually. My son had the kids hot chocolate which was lovely and they made a real effort with the marshmallows etc and the brownie he had was also really tasty. I would definitely come here again...I was a bit shocked by the price when it was time to pay however I can see why it is more expensive than other places and I think that it's worth it to get good quality local produce. Service was good and quick and the staff were really friendly and they chatted away to my son which he loved.

Was visiting Falmouth with friends and needed a morning pit-stop. Sat outside in the sunshine. Coffee was 'ok' and pain au raisins were delicious. Friendly service, but a little on the slow-side. Lots of other tempting offers, but hadn't time to sample them all!

While being a bit hipster, this place is still worthy of praise. Now, I don't like eating off a roof tile any more than the next person, but they do some great baked goods, salads and other stuff that takes your mind off wondering if it comes free with the meal and where it would best look attached to my roof. Also, the local produce seems pretty pricey in here. Not convinced about that bit.

Had to return my Ann's pasty as the staff at Picnic cannot cook them . When I returned them I was stood at the counter waiting to be seen to despite the fact there were 5 or more staff and only 1 young lady seeing to customers . Pastry was raw on the base of pasty even the the top looked well done ...giving Ann's pasty's a bad name . If you buy one check its cooked before you leave ;)

No shortage of places to grab a coffee in Falmouth and I have tried quite a few. Picnic serves one of my favourite coffees locally. Really smooth, not too bitter, slight natural sweetness. Friendly staff - bright and airy atmosphere. Haven't eaten in yet so can't review that but have grabbed an Anns pasty to take away and probably best pasty I have had here in Cornwall.

great looking spot and this is what drew us in however the time it took to get our food was a joke. We ordered a pasty which arrived burnt and dry, then 3 sandwiches, this arrived 25 mins after we ordered. Place is small and there were only 3 other tables in at the time. Coffee was good to be fair but the wait for the food really annoyed us and when you have two small hungry kids with you then it is just painful. 2 staff members working but im sorry lads ye need to work a little faster!!!

had a cappuccino and Apple and lemon pollenta cake at today's visit. Truly blown away. Always on the hunt for an amazing cup of coffee and today I found it. 10/10. cake was awesome too. well done guys xx

As a coffee lover I search high and low for a descent brew and often find myself dissapointed. Not today. Best cappuccino I have ever had was here at picnic today. Also had the apple lemon and polenta cake....delicious. very impressed.

I have been here several times and it has usually been OK, but today was crowded and the two lads were under considerable pressure brought on by themselves being slow and inefficient. Asked for the coffee to be hot, and waited 15 minutes to be served cold coffee. Tables were not cleared, dishwasher not loaded, shelves full of crockery. Inefficient: if crowded- go elsewhere.

Had a lovely lunch here consisting of pasties coffee with heart on top, hot chocolate with cream and marshmallow , staff was exceptionally friendly , the day outside was wet and windy but the warm wecome we recieved soon cheered us up .

We stopped by here after walking around Falmouth late one morning. I ordered a Cornish Fog, which was lovely, while my partner had a coffee, which he said was really nice. I had scrambled eggs, which were served on delicious local bread. We came back again a few days later, and both had their cream tea, which was also really nice! Lovely relaxed atmosphere and a great place to sit and watch people and the world go by.

visiting Falmouth for the day, rainng hard on arrival, perfect excuse for a coffee stop. Picnic is small inside but we had the window table, there is outdoor seating too. Lots of food and drink options, eat in or takeaway. Our cake selection was all homemade, generous portions....one of the best carrot cakes I had eaten in a loooong time. Great tasting coffee. One downside is the single toilet ...not ideal in busy times. Staff were very friendly. Cornish artisan food and drink available to purchase as gifts etc .

We called in here to buy pasties to introduce our visiting French friends to the world of pasties! We bought both traditional and vegetarian pasties and they were absolutely delicious! So often I am disappointed by pasties - but not by these! The owner was delightful and helpful and even spoke fluent french - what more could you ask for! We were so impressed we called in later for a coffee which was also excellent. Highly recommended.Thank you, Picnic.

I ordered leek and potato soup garnished with Primrose herd bacon and my wife a crab sandwich with 2 cups of coffee. Unfortunately the leek soup was no longer on the menu and replaced by mushroom soup. It was the worst soup I have ever tasted, thin consistency, weak mushroom flavour and overpowering bitterness of black pepper leaving a distinct aftertaste.

A lovely cafe - went here alone and sat outside . Friendly efficient staff - great coffee and i loved the rustic tables outside - would recommend if you are visiting in Falmouth high St.

Great relaxed place for coffee and authentic pasty. Cool music from Radio 6 in background. Friendly staff and good spot at window for people watching. Definitely recommend.

Nice food and pleasant service but at £8 for what was basically a bread roll, two tablespoons of scrambled egg and one thin slice of salmon, very pricey

Needing a nice sit down lunch, a friend and I decided to revisit PICNIC after previous good experiences. They have a varied menu of sandwiches on a board at the back and the food is of a good quality.

Had a fabulous lunch here with my sister and 8 year old daughter. We all declared it a big success. If it was on the other side of the road enjoying the spectacular views then it really would be perfect. As it was we had a great lunch and planned the shops we were going to pop into afterwards.

I go to Picnic Cornwall at least once a week for lunch. The Food is really delicious and I love that it is all locally sourced. You can get food to takeaway as well. The staff are all lovely and very polite and helpful. It's my favorite place to go for lunch and I really like the atmosphere :)

The place looks nice and feels very cosy. Friendly, unformal staff, nice food though sandwiches are not exciting in my opinion. Cakes look just fantastic.

We popped into Picnic on a cold January day at late lunchtime. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Although they were running low on pasties we opted for one cheese & veg and one vegan pasty. (We are not vegetarian!) both were delicious and I would highly recommend the (gluten free) vegan pasty. Coffee was decent and the apple and lemon polenta cake delicious. Nice atmosphere. Clean and tidy. Highly recommended all round.

Had lunch at Picnic today. Initially, we're going to eat outside but weather a bit cool. Pleased to find that Picnic are dog friendly and we ate inside with our 2 cavaliers. Enjoyed sausage breakfast rolls and great coffee/hot chocolate. Staff were very friendly and food and drinks arrived promptly. And if you were the bloke in there today who complained about dogs being allowed in the cafe, get a life!!

Had afternoon tea here during a trip to Falmouth. Was delicious!!! My only criticism would be not enough jam and cream was provided, one small pot of each for 2 scones is not enough. Everything else, including staff were excellent though!

On our day out in Falmouth we decided to stop for a late lunch, we spotted PICNIC and decided to give it a try.. What a mistake that was! The interior was really lovely! We went to the till and ordered our food and drink , he told me to take the bottle of elderflower from the fridge behind me, but did not offer a glass or cutlery which I later had to ask for after. My friend ordered a latte which came half full in the cup and a goats cheese toastie. 20 mins later he brought the food over (how long does it take to make a sandwich, there were two other people in the whole place!) my friend realised her sandwich wasn't toasted as she had ordered, so he took it back to toast... Another 10 minutes later (by this time our drinks were gone) he returned with what we thought was my friends toasted goats cheese sandwich.. However when biting into it she soon discovered this was not goats cheese as ordered it was halloumi! So again was sent back (by this time my sandwich was gone) after another 5 mins the other table next to us complained she also had the wrong sandwich. We had been there nearly 45 mins before my friend received the toasted sandwich.. This time with no coleslaw which was on the plate previously and stated on the menu! She decided to make do..During this time we were not offered another drink or a refund! Working in hospitality I am usually very understanding and don't like to complain but the customer service was appalling, they didn't seem apologetic about the situation and the two servers were swearing across the seated area. Overall we waited about an hour for a toasted sandwich which to be honest wasn't worth the £7.00 and we certainly will not be returning!

Our pasties for lunch were great although the selection was limited. Service was a little disorganised - despite being a tiny place the waiter lost track of where we were sat. The 6 of us ordered in pairs one after the other and yet there was a 15 min break between the first pair of dishes arriving and the rest.

We always buy your sandwiches at Picnic Cornwall. They are using local Cornish produce and everything is freshly made. Super quality and delicious!

Having read previous reviews, and always wanting to support local businesses, we recently called in for crab sandwiches at this venue. It was mid afternoon and the cafe was relatively quite, the staff were friendly and helpful. We received our order but were surprised to find that the cutlery supplied was wet, greasy and had residues of food on it.

Wanted this to be great and the boys did enjoy their sausage sandwich without the tomato chutney. The sandwich came in a very dry teacake as no butter or anything was added and two tiny slices of streaky bacon which occupied about a third of the teacake.

My family popped in for a cake, coffee and milkshakes. Picnic was very cool, clean and nicely presented with a lovely section of cakes, pasties and local produce. I feel the staff went out of their way to make sure my family were catered for. When one of my children accidentally knocked a glass off the table and consequently got upset the lady who dealt with us was very kind and didn't make us feel unwelcome or awkward which was much appreciated. My husband and I thought the coffee was AMAZING and my kids loved the chocolate milkshake. I highly recommend Picnic.

Stumbled across this delightful little coffee shop whilst on a day trip to Falmouth. Couldn't fault the place. Great service from friendly attentive staff, delicious hot coffee and yummy cakes. I had the carrot cake which was to die for and big enough for two! Coffee was served in funky modern cups and cake came on enamelled white and blue camping plates. Tables are made from scaffolding topped with rustic planks, there are cool matching steel chairs and stools. Loved this place.

Really nice afternoon snack! Came with a friend and was a nice place to sit! Cakes were really moist and the milkshakes hit the spot! The surprise of the marshmallows when you get to the bottoms were a added bouns! Will be back again soon!

Popped in here for much needed refreshment & enjoyed a very nice milk shake (slightly pricey but nice) & cake. Sat outside enjoying the sunshine & relaxing very nice salted caramel flapjack & good portion size. Very nice place not cheap but good quality, you get what you pay for.

Potentially a great little cafe let down by terribly slow service. We also noticed that tables were left uncleared and overall a little scruffy. We noticed a French family turn their noses up at the lack of cleanliness and walk away...not a good advert!

We visited three years ago and being back in Falmouth decided to pay a return visit and see if this cafe was still a good place to go. The good news is yes, in fact it's better. Although a little pricey it is excellent value as the food is copious and great quality. If all you are looking for is a coffee, I can recommend a stop here, the coffee is smooth and flavoursome. We will definitely return when next in Falmouth.

Ordered a sandwich and 2 coffees, 1 skinny and 1 normal. Took them nearly 5 minutes to serve us and then a further 20 mins to get the coffees out. What a shame that they were both skinny. So back inside for another 10 minute wait for it to be re done. We finally asked for it in a takeaway cup as everybody else has finished their food and drink.

What a great little find. We sat outside, the family had tea and scones with jam & cream. I had delicious vanilla ice cream, with a cappuccino. Very generous portions, excellent service and friendly staff. The shop inside was also a lovely surprise with lots of lovely food based goods to buy as a momento of Falmouth.

Great little place, loads of delicious food and really friendly and helpful staff. Lots of lovely little things to buy, nice coffee too!

A lovely little cafe. Busy but welcoming. And all day breakfast that really is all day. Right up until they stop doing food.

Came here yesterday and ordered a hot chocolate, cappuccino, tiffin and a brownie. It took 5minutes for the girl to put it in the till and another 10 mins to make it - we were the only customers! When it finally arrived I had more hot chocolate, cream and marshmallows on the saucer than I did in the cup! It was was warm not hot. My husbands cappuccino turned up as a latte and again was warm. Brownie was inedible.

Stopped off here while in Falmouth visiting relations. My husband and i had pot of tea and a slice,shortbread &cherry; for hubby and millionaires shortbread for me.Lovely friendly place to eat with fresh pasties and lunches.Tea/coffee and a slice £3.50! Inside and outside tables to sit.Small&friendly;.

Came here with my friend recently - we ordered two teas which were pretty darn expensive, and I asked why I was overcharged for the both of them...because they charge extra for soya milk! I cannot stand places who charge extra for this, people shouldn't be penalized if they cannot have dairy! I would slightly understand if they charged extra for hot chocolates or something with more quantity of milk, as I get that its used less and more expensive to buy than cows milk.. but for a tiny drop in a cup of tea it was 30p more (and was not advertised anywhere as being extra money). I feel I should have been advised of this as a customer who was expecting to pay for what it said on the board. I reluctantly sat down anyway but the tea was extremely spicy tasting and not up my street at all (not their fault for what the tea tastes like of course, just my opinion). I wouldn't say I would not come again but I'll be ordering a different drink next time and probably suffer with the consequences of dairy rather than pay extra! (I'm stubborn and stingy like that..).