The Lime Tree Cafe in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We visited after a trip to the sculpture gardens and the meal here was actually the highlight of our trip. Very welcoming staff seated us right away (we arrived about 2pm, be aware they get busy at main meal times) and knew straight away what gluten free options they had available. (No "er I'll have to check") Thankfully there were several nice GF choices so my wife had a tasty hake and I had a classic (non-GF) battered fish & chips. Great food, nice location, good vibe and friendly staff. A perfect holiday meal.

Part of the Tremenheere sculpture gardens, but people come here just to eat it's that good. Between us we had potted shrimps, salt and pepper squid, fried tofu, beautiful salad, fries with aioli. All beautifully prepared, in a delightful setting, eat outside if you can. Staff were lovely too. And there were toilets for men, women and unisex so no complaints from me about women being marginalised! Thank you

Imaginative menu; delicious food; friendly service; welcoming to dogs. What more could you want? Well worth a visit whether you see the gardens or not.

We had a delicious lunch here and enjoyed looking round the gardens and sculpture park. There were 4 choices for lunch plus a couple of additional specials. We had fish and chips and the chicken burger. The food and wine were good but the best thing about Tremenherre kitchen is the chilled relaxed vibe and awesome views across to St Michael’s Mount.

Absolutely amazing food, we had a selection and everything was brilliant. Starters, mains and puddings. The staff were absolutely incredible, made you feel at home instantly and extremely comfortable. We have a reactive dog and when he was barking we moved tables, they said we didn't need to and it was fine but we were more comfortable doing so. They totally understood the issue and made sure we were fine and comfortable. Felt like you were talking to people who cared about the job and the customers from start to finish.

Had a lovely wander around the sculptures, for which there was no charge. That mitigated the high cost of lunch somewhat. The succulents are amazing, so beautiful and was tempted to buy some to take home but they were all very expensive and I suspect they thrive in Cornwall for environmental reasons which I cannot easily replicate!

Unbelievably expensive - £19.50 for fish and chips and not even a large portion! Wine at equivalent of £36.00/ bottle Ambience of restaurant and service were good. No cost of living crisis here from the patrons!!

If you are visiting the gardens- which most people are - bring your own food and drink. This was our second attempt in 3 days to get a drink and a sandwich after walking around the gardens. We arrived a little after 2pm to be told yet again that if we hadn’t booked a table ahead for a full meal we couldn’t eat.we were not alone . A number of very disgruntled people were turned away - it says 4pm on the website everyday / we visited Friday and Monday - staff dismissive / said it was term time - if that’s the case please say so on the boards outside at least . Gardens are superb but please cater for garden visitors who need refreshments after walking around.

My wife and I booked for a special lunch on our 58th Wedding anniversary. Beautiful day, table outside. delicious food, BUT everything was spoilt, for us and other guests ,by the incessant dog barking from under several nearby tables. We are hoping that in future some notices will be displayed discouraging guests from bringing their dog(s) along unless they are able to control them properly.

We went to the Spanish Tapas evening, great food fabulous service , waitress staff polite and attentive. We really liked the live spanish guitar music just made the experience lovely. Would highly recommend.

Yesterday, was our first Sunday Lunch visit for 2024. A big thank you to Jo and the Team for a fantastic welcome, superb food and the usual warm and profesisonal service. The place was absolutely buzzing, no surprise there, its one of the best Sunday Lunch venues ( and other meal services too 1) in Cornwall. The roasts are memorable for all the right reasons and if you can make room for pudding they are rather excellent too. Thank you for a perfect Sunday.

Great spot for breakfast/brunch. I had the shakshuka, which I've eaten all over the Middle East, and this was the best I've ever eaten in the UK. Great spicy baked eggs and toasted homemade bread.

Visited on a very busy Sunday afternoon for Sunday roast. Food was delicious, ample portions, good quality produce used (not sure about the cucumber on a roast?) and lashings of gravy. A bit on the expensive side but most enjoyable. There is certainly a buzz about the place, albeit a little noisy. Staff are so friendly, smiley and helpful.

The venue was chosen by our friends for lunch. The location is second to none, we sat overlooking Mounts Bay and had a lovely view of St Michaels Mount. I had crab linguine, which was superb, although a little light on the crab, the others dined on chicken burgers, which was equally good. the atmosphere was very relaxed, the service was good our meal was followed by a walk around the gardens (entry tickets bought separately). A lovely way to spend an afternoon.

Breakfast was beautiful, probably the best I’ve ever eaten out! The Madeira mushrooms were incredible! Service was also lovely and everything so reasonably priced! Can’t wait to return!

We were visiting Cornwall from South wales and left it last minute to book for a Sunday roast. We searched on trip advisor and came across this beautiful place. I went to book and could see it was fully booked for the Sunday (was trying to book the day before) so messaged via their Facebook page to see if they accepted walk ins, the lovely lady replied saying they could fit us in for a quick lunch ( 1 1/2 hour table ) at 11:45am, this was prefect for us. We arrived in a beautiful location, we were sat right away and drinks order taken quickly. Me and my partner both had the beef Sunday roast whilst my toddler had the chicken dippers and chips, my meal was delicious . One of the best Sunday lunches I’ve ever had, my sons chicken was so soft and tasty, we had a coffee and cake for dessert. The cake was beautiful. I would 100% recommend to anyone visiting the area to go! The staff were so friendly, couldn’t have done enough. Would definitely go back if in the area again.

Excellent friendly service Food is of the highest quality The Sunday Roast is superb.. especially the Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding

Once again Tremenheere Kitchen exceeded all expectations to catch up over breakfast with family. Great service, great food, great place. We will be back very soon as it’s our ‘go to’ place. Thankyou xx

I've visited the Tremenheere kitchen many times and have never had a bad meal. The food is excellent and the menu changes seasonally, the staff are really friendly and helpful, the views are beautiful and importantly for us they are dog friendly (not inside). Whether you go for the sculpture gardens or just for a wander and lunch it's a lovely place to visit

We visited Tremenheere Kitchen during one of its first evening services. Our entire evening was faultless, put together with the amazing and very unique space that is Tremenheere Kitchen, I’d definitely recommend this place to anyone considering a visit. The greeting when we arrived was friendly, efficient and very welcoming, which really set the tone for the evening that followed. We kicked off with the Panzanella salad, which we shared. Having eaten this dish in Italy, the chefs here had cleverly refined and elevated it….just delicious, and set our palates up for what was to come. My husband had the steak, which was perfectly cooked and beautifully tender, the homemade peppercorn sauce that accompanied it was just glossy goodness….yum! My hake was again perfectly cooked, and the accompaniments of crispy potato terrine and peas a la Francaise just showed how much thought had gone into this by the chefs. We finished our evening with the homemade meringue, served with strawberries and crème patisserie……wow, wow, wow!!!! The wine recommendation which accompanied our food throughout the evening was a perfect suggestion, made by the knowledgeable front of house staff. We will definitely be back, and hope that this place gets the success and recognition it deserves.

Stunning location and amazing food. Don’t come to Cornwall without stopping here! Great people. Highly recommend.

As per usual when I visit, I go for the beer battered fish and chips, it is still the best I have ever had anywhere. The service is friendly and attentive, a very relaxed meal with lovely coffee and polenta cake to follow. An absolute joy eating here!

Excellent location for a lunch - especially in the sunshine. Wonderful views, warm and friendly welcome. Service and food were both fantastic. Would highly recommend.

I visited Treminheere Kitchen for lunch with two friends last Thursday and, as usual, was very impressed with the whole experience. We always come here when visiting Cornwall, and it is obvious that, as well as holiday-makers, the restaurant also attracts a lot of local people who enjoy good food in a lovely setting. The surrounding sculpture park is beautiful and we were able to enjoy the views from our table on the patio. Two of us had the hake dish which had a generous portion of fish with a tasty sauce - followed by a delicious ice cream sundae. The service was first-class - very friendly and efficient. Looking forward to my next visit.

We ate breakfast here and enjoyed it. It's not cheap but the food is good and its a relaxing place to be. We were not visting the gardens but there is always that option. Yummy sausage sandwitch and great Eggs Royale. Good efficient service. Will...

We went for our first Cornwall trip. We booked into The Tremenheere Kitchen for Sunday lunch. Food and service was superb. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Would recommend a visit, altogether a very enjoyable afternoon.

Lovely food (the yoghurt on the halloumi was next level) and the service was great apart from not being told about the specials. I thought the wine list was pretty average in comparison to the food, I’ve seen the wines dotted around a lot, especially...

We really enjoyed our Sunday lunch. My husband had the beef (followed by the sundae) and I had the vegan option - everything was delicious. The restaurant is relaxed, and service was pleasant and efficient. We sat in the heated outdoor covered area with our...

We had one of the best Sunday roasts ever here!! The pork was delicious as was the beef! The staff were lovely too. Couldn’t recommend more!

Lunch for a birthday treat today was very nice. We both had the fish and chips , husband is coeliac so he had the GF version. Very well done, tartare was home made and delicious and the peas were lovely with a hint of mint....

Great atmosphere as always. The food was fabulous as always, cooked to perfection and the team very lovely. It was the first day of opening so service was a little slow but that meant we had a leisurely meal.

After a long walk around gardens, and gallery. A late lunch was needed. I opted for Arancini which I've never had before basically is rissoto balls, amazing and delicious . Local elderflower presse, and creme brullee. Now I have had creme brulle everywhere . This...

We had our office Christmas meal at the Tremenheere. The food was outstanding. There was a rather long wait for it, but I think that is the case everywhere since the staff shortages began during Covid. The drinks were very nice too. The atmosphere in...

Countless Dinners and Lunches here over many years. Attention to detail in the (delicious) food and courteous service are the standout points. The idyllic setting is an added bonus. (I felt compelled to write this due to some rather grumpy recent reviews - one of...

The low rating is given for the cold bleak surroundings of the patio room. We have to use this area as we have dogs. We visited last week & were so disappointed to find there was not a Christmas light or decoration in sight, it...

Visited today for Sunday lunch , we have been many times before but today was a child free lunch treat ! Food incredible as always - vegetarian nut roast just delicious the best around . Staff friendly and welcoming even when super busy . Prices...

it was raining and the umbrellas weren’t up and there were not enough chairs for us (a party of 8) and the waitress was rude

The food was really nice, but there was a fairly long wait on food. The starters were our favourite. The kitchen is in a lovely location.

A tidy step from the cornwall casa but a worthwhile go-to when we have guests visiting - never fails to provide tasty food at a decent cost. The environment is clean and welcoming. Outdoor seating if the weather is fine. Dog friendly [outdoors]. Staff are...

It's a lovely spot and the table service was friendly and absolutely fine. However, inside at the counter we waited for ages - even to pay the bill - with little urgency or apology. The salad was tasty and enjoyable but the fish & chips,...

We were visiting Surreal Succulents and someone had told us to book for lunch here, so pleased we did it was very busy, we arrived 15 minutes early but the young lady managed to swap tables around to get us in, very professional, from then...

Came to Tremeneere after being to the gardens several times and always been desperate to try the restaurant and definitely was not disappointed. We had a selection of the crab rarebit, the pan roasted cod that was on special and the risotto. All being absolutely...

Came here on a Sunday and decided not to have a roast. Had the fish and chips which at best was bland. Service was slow although not busy and the waitress was less than interested. Very disappointed as has always been good in the past.

In a great setting in gardens featuring sculptures and views to St Michael's Mount this small restaurant offers some tasty food. We both went for the crab rarebit on granary with a terrific thoughtful salad. We added on a must, a tiny bucket of handcut...

Mediocre service and food Over priced and poor value for money Business does not cater for local families Business is elitist and targets wealthy people and tourists only and not locals Poor ethics for a business situated in one of the poorest towns in Europe...

What a beautiful place, stunning and beautifully presented a stunning dream come true for the designer. Absolutely recommend it. The only downside was that the cafe was terribly terribly slow. We began with coffee but it took so long ( they weren’t busy) we decided...

Visited at lunchtime. Small but comprehensive menu to suit all tastes and preferences Ample portions of delicious food accompanied by a varied salad of the freshest ingredients complimented with tasty sauces. Service friendly and efficient. Excellent value. Eat inside or out.

Lovely restaurant to complement a beautiful botanic garden , lunch was reasonably priced and beautifully cooked. Beautiful location with an excellent restaurant attached.

We are on Easter Sunday and really enjoyed our meal. The portion size was good and the quality of the food high. I had the sticky toffee pudding which was the best I’ve ever had. Staff were friendly and we didn’t have to wait too...

We had a family Sunday lunch here which was excellent. The roasts (we tried the beef and pork) were amazing with tasty veg and gravy - really excellent value. Good, friendly service and some nice drinks options as well as lovely surroundings to wander around...

Easily the most delicious breakfast I've had in a long while. Who knew that a simple dish of poached eggs on toasted muffins with spinach could be so mouth watering tasty. Very nicely presented, and excellent, efficient, friendly service. Beautiful surroundings. Not surprising this place...

Good tea and coffee, friendly and flexible service meant I could have lovely scrambled eggs with smoked salmon although not on the menu. Party of eight seated indoors without trouble. We all enjoyed ourselves.

I had the grilled hake with house salad and triple cooked fries. @£17 its a great dish and highly recommended. The tempura sprouting broccoli was also great and recommended., you must book for Sunday

We visited as a family of four. The staff were lovely with our children, I ordered the cauliflower and chickpea burrito which was outstanding and easily the best meal I have had all holiday. My husband felt the menu was a little limited but you...

Spent the last day of a holiday with lunch and a walk in the lovely gardens. Lunch was really good, very busy you need to book. Everything freshly cooked and tasty. Nice choices on the menu. Friendly staff,well spaced tables and some outside seating. Good...

Visited with family for Sunday Lunch; we were early so sat on the lawn in the Sunshine and were notified when our table was ready; we sat outside to eat and it was superb. Menus given quickly and drinks orders taken; nice menu options -...

The service we received at this overpriced restaurant was nothing short of shocking today. Slovenly rude service with no apology. We went for a tea and cake treat before having a walk. The cake arrived first and after two enquiries eventually the tea arrived by...

Tremenheere Kitchen is a very good restaurant located in the lovely Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens - two very good reasons to visit. The service was friendly and efficient, the menu interesting (there's something for everyone) and the food excellent. I can't fault it.

We visit this restaurant regularly but this recent Sunday Lunch was just the best. The roast beef came thinly sliced and ready plated with a generous portion of roast potatoes, yorkshire pudding, red cabbage, cauliflower cheese, curly kale, carrot, swede mash and parsnip curls along...

We recently got married in the Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens and had our meal afterwards in the on-site Tremenheere Kitchen. What a first class experience we had! Jo the owner helped us so well with planning and booking and arrangements like table plans and other suppliers....

What a lovely place great views and service was excellent and all staff so helpful and pleasant. The beer battered fish and chips were great and well presented. A must visit place if near Penzance and recommend you book as always busy

Fantastic place to visit for a great lunch, plenty of parking super friendly staff and a warm welcome Beer battered hake and chips excellent lovely piece of fish followed by a delicious parfait yummy Beautiful setting and great atmosphere

Imaginative and flexible menu, limited but well chosen wine list, each of the five people present judged their meal to be excellent. The service was unfailingly efficient and attentive. After two glasses of delicious Picpoul, I ordered a glass of Cabernet Franc red wine which...

Had a Sunday roast here and I was not disappointed. It feels like a bit of a hidden gem as it’s not overly busy, which is very welcomed on a bank holiday weekend in Cornwall, lovely food, lovely service. We could have been anywhere in...

Amazing food! We visited here three times whilst we were on holiday as we were staying nearby and for some reason it wasn’t that busy even though the rest of Cornwall was swarming. The breakfasts were absolutely brilliant both days, genuinely the best breakfast I’ve...

We shared a starter of olives, bead, houmous, seeds and olive oil, this was so tasty. Then we each had the roast dinner which was the best we have had, ever. The ice cream at the end, served in a ginger snap basket was really...

I come to Cornwall every year and always have at least one meal at thet Tremenheere. The Sunday roasts are great - but please please, don't spoil something so excellent by providing baby food (seemingly from a jar!) apple sauce with roast pork. it just...

Despite a rainy day, the food made up for it. Delicious fish and chips with really light, crispy batter. The bouillabaisse was excellent too. Service not always super attentive but the great food made up for it.

The food was delicious and the service friendly and efficient- a truly enjoyable meal and day ou in the sculpture gardenns

Visited after a stroll around the beautiful gardens. We both had fish and chips (I had the gluten free version) and both meals were fabulous. Great service too.

This review is not about the gardens, it's about the food. My wife and I live locally and have visited several times. On the whole we have had pleasant eating extperiences here, but not on this occasion. I ordered the pulled pork taco and it was simply awful. It was a tray of taco crisps on top of which was dumped a heap of what was originally probably quite tasty pulled pork, on top of which was scattered some jalapeno chillies and olives and a dollop of cream. It was obvious that this was frozen and had been microwaved. When it arrived the outside was warm but the inside was cold. It was truly and simply awful, a mushy, microwaved mess for which I was charged £9.50. If this is what Tremenheere kitchens have come to then I fear for their future and we will not return there to eat.

The chef here is great with their flavours, everything always tastes delicious, from Sunday lunches to asian inspired meals. We sat outside and enjoyed vegetable tempura on an asian slaw with satay sauce, and a bouillabaisse. Great chips too as a side. Lots to watch and see, great service and we will be visiting again next time we're in the area.

Absolutely delicious and the staff were lovely and friendly. Had the granola bowl which was lush and my mum had the croque monsieur which was the best one she’s ever had!! Definitely recommend

Visited here for their roast in a box as we were staying nearby. Luckily the weather was good and we were able to find an outdoor table straight away. The food is ordered and delivered on a takeaway basis and you are welcome to eat using their tables or on the lawn. The sculpture park makes for an amazing setting and the food was top rate. Served in a large takeaway container it consisted of large portions of meat(pork or beef) roast potatoes Yorkshire red cabbage spring greens cauliflower cheese caramelised carrot and pumpkin purée. Accompanied by stuffing apple and horseradish sauces and gravy. The quality and cooking were first class and I highly recommend a visit

Having visited the gardens we decided to see if we could get a meal at The Kitchen. Despite not having made a booking we were able to have a table for 2. Good range of meals etc very efficient service by busy staff. Very reasonably priced in very pleasant surroundings.

After having a good stomp around the beautiful gardens with our 3 and 5 year old we landed with a good appetite for lunch, having booked before the walk. The senses were thoroughly satisfied with the high quality delicious food, as were our appetites. Beef ragout / vegetarian croquets / kids F&Cs and kids platter of crudités, hummus, chef-made tortilla chips. Great service. We will definitely be returning.

Best Sunday Lunch in Cornwall Don’t forget to book this restaurant as quite rightly they get booked up , frankly the best Sunday Lunch I have enjoyed anywhere , ever bar none , I totally recommend you try this kitchen it is marvellous, service is excellent and we can also take our dog , well done to all , Paul , Ruth and Marley

Lovely setting, and beautiful cake. Very scrupulous social distancing. Clean, friendly. Thank you. We enjoyed our tea.

With our 2 year old granddaughter and family we received a warm welcome. The drinks and tasty food arrived swiftly (always good with a hungry tot). The scones were divine, like my own home made ones... they didn’t stick to the roof of the mouth! Lovely, thanks.

A lovely setting in a modern restaurant outside Penzance. The place was packed and seemed a popular place for the local yummy mummies to head to with their screaming children (the only downside). The food menu was excellent and varied and all the dishes looked to be freshly prepared to order. A really nice surprise and thoroughly recommended

Absolutely adored this simple little set up in the perfect setting, offering anything but simple food. A stunning menu, even more so with the carefully crafted drinks selection, from which I chose a very pleasing Bloody Mary, but the Blackberry Gin with Lemon & Thyme was equally pleasing too.For food, I was boring and picked the fish and chips, but what arrived was far from boring. Perfectly light, crisp batter, chips that were beyond what I'd call chunky, and the crushed peas and tartare sauce were a perfect accompaniment.The Baked Beetroot and Polenta was one of the most imaginative vegetarian concoction I've seen in some time, and was executed with precision by a chef with an eye for the aesthetic.All in all, stellar staff, fantastic food and sumptuous scenery made for a holiday highlight.

We went to the cafe on the off chance we could get a breakfast as Penzance was full. It was really tasty, the staff were lovely and service was great. The covid system works. We have done lunch and gardens there before and also rated the experience. It's a lovely well considered space.

Delicious wine. Superbly cooked food. Great presentation. Friendly staff. Lovely atmosphere and feel. Just love this place.

Went for roast. It was fab and would highly recommend. Def go back and have tried but been fully booked so book early. It’s well worth it.

Really wonderful staff, food great but a little pricey but the whole experience is worth it, especially on a sunny day! Great coffee Recommend!

Our famiy just enjoyed a delicious, well presented and generous Sunday roast at Tremenheere Kitchen. Everything was so well organised - quick efficient service and lots of space to spread out on the grass and for children to play. Brilliant!

5 of us ate here food for lunch, it was a lovely day weather wise and we were able to sit outside. The wonderful food was very well presented , we all had different dishes and all declared them delicious . The service was very good and safety conscious, the tables were well spaced out and cleaning was evident. Excellent meal.

We've eaten in a lot of restaurants around Cornwall, and this is by far one of the best. Gorgeous setting outside with view of St Michael's Mount, plus indoor seating if raining. We are all vegetarians and the food was unbelievably good - we had the beetroot salad with thick polenta chips, tempura with asian slaw and the bulgar wheat salad. Everything was delicious! Service was excellent. Could not recommend more highly. We will definitely be back!

We visited the sculpture gardens today and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. After a couple of hours walking around we had Sunday lunch in the restaurant. The food was delicious. Two of us had roast beef which was tender and tasty and served with a lovely selection of seasonal vegetables. My partner had the nut roast and really enjoyed that too. The only negative was the older, grey haired waitress who, on first arriving was short tempered and quite rude. Apart from her, all the younger staff were delightful and friendly.

The Kitchen at Tremenheere Sculpture park serves one of the best Sunday lunches I’ve ever had out. Roast beef and vegetarian... everyone of us had a superb, generous, delicious lunch. The test of a Sunday roast has to be the quality of gravy, Yorkshire and Horseradish - all homemade, all hot and delicious (how many times can I type the word delicious?) Light and airy restaurant with a woodland sculpture garden with world class (David Nash, James Turrell, Tim Shaw and etc). Highly recommend.

Very nice food, not a huge selection on menu but what we did have was fantastic. Good options for children and lots of toys, and colouring and high chairs. Really excellent food, lovely service and a gorgeous setting. Highly recommend

I treated my family of 8 to sunday lunch as when i have eaten roast lunch here before it has been 1st class however, the roast this day was not good...1 green bean,burnt yorkshire pud,grumpy waitress, veggie option seemed as though it had been microwaved from frozen etc... have you changed your chef ? A very dissapointing sunday roast..

Lovely lunch today - Croque Monsieur absolutely delicious. Can’t believe I actually sat outside in the sunshine on 2nd December! Lovely and peaceful setting looking across to St Michaels Mount. I live locally and have visited a few times now and had lunch, including a Sunday roast, and afternoon tea. The food has always been excellent and the staff friendly and welcoming.

The Sunday lunch of roast beef with all the vegetables for around £14 is a great plate of food and as good as it comes ,anywhere. The service is very present. You need to book for Sunday as its very popular.

We recently celebrated a birthday here with all our family and were delighted with the quality and quantity of the Sunday Lunches served to us and the service. Full marks!

Absolutely stunning roast Sunday 17 November. The best we've ever eaten!! Congratulations to the chef.

We had a range of dishes all of which were superb in particular the bread and butter pudding. Very pleasant and professional service.

Popped in, no table booked. We were well accommodated and a high chair provided for our son. We weren't looking for anything big so shared the croque monsieur, which was delicious. Full of flavour. They kindly split the dish in the kitchen so we didn't have to, without us asking. We both had a local wine, which was great. The star of the show was the pudding! Amazing saffron bread and butter pudding. We'd go back for the pudding alone. Loved the decor and the staff very friendly and attentive. We'll definitely be going back.

We made a private booking for 32 people for an evening meal. The food was fabulous and I’ve never seen so many empty plates! Even the children had mostly empty plates which is unheard of.My brother lives in central London and is notoriously hard to please, but he has nothing but praise for the food. The staff were wonderful. Always smiling and helpful and ready to do whatever we needed to make the evening perfect. We all live in Swindon but I will certainly be back on our next trip to Cornwall to try the cafe food in the day!

We received a friendly welcome from smiling staff. Just popped in for coffee and a snack. It was a cold day and the wood burner was lit and it was cosy by it. Home made cakes really good and also saffron sultana toast. Food quality is excellent although not cheap. The coffee is also excellent. Service was very friendly and efficient. The spotlessly clean toilets are a big plus although the unisex one needs a modern high performance hand drier. If you are in or near Penzance do visit Tremenheere.