The Old Cellars Restaurant in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

I go in the cafe several times on each visit to cadgwith. I usually get my jam and cream doughnut and a pot of tea (if you haven't tried one, you need to) Of course this year was no different but I also tried the Chowder. Which I didn't think I would like to be honest but it was absolutely delicious 😋 Amazing food, amazing tea and most of all amazing staff! The staff go above and beyond and you are always greeted with a smile.

Nice spot opposite the beach and a pleasant courtyard location. We had two crab salads at £20 each. They were average - although the salad was fresh and plentiful, there was no dressing so it was pretty boring. The crab was only white meat, which I find bland as you need the brown meat for deep flavour. So, overall underwhelming.

Lovely little spot and all the food looked delicious! We had the yummy fresh tuna salad. Friendly service from staff. Thank you!

Dropped in for two cream teas and a couple of homemade donuts and cream. Both donuts (large) and the cream tea scones were served warm - plenty of cream & jam. Recommended

Treated my dad on Father’s Day to a cream scone and coffee and it was by far the best scone I’ve had on this trip. The jam was delicious and in a little pot, there was masses of clotted cream and the scone was the perfect texture. As for the price I was super shocked as it was far cheaper than I was expecting and the coffees were excellent too. Lovey little pub, with a cobbled courtyard with a gate over looking the harbour. Fantastic

Especially good salads and everything else was good too. Lovely to find such a good chef in such a remote location in Cornwall where at other venues we found them struggling with staff shortages.

Amazing spot. Had a delicious lunch, the hake special was particularly fantastic. Staff were very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend.

Just the place after a wind-blown wild wander along the coastal path - and they're licensed, too. Try a Cornish beer with... anything, reallt.

Visited for lunch must admit it was our second choice as the Cadgewith Cove Inn doesn’t open until 3pm. The food was excellent lovely fresh local crab and the staff were very friendly and helpful on our next visit to Cadgewith we will go straight here and not bother with the pub. Definitely worth a visit!

Having been disappointed with the nextdoor Cadgwith Cove Inn we visited this restaurant twice. Charming service and very good food on both occasions. I had crab sandwiches the first time and ham, egg and chips the second. Both excellent!

My husband and I had a lovely lunch here after our walk from lizard on the coastal path. Had a fantastic prawn open sandwich. Not a cheap place but food and drinks were fab as was the lovely, friendly service

Netter Service, absolut leckere Cocktail Spezial mit Hummer, Crabs und Scampi. Klasse auch Fish&Chips und für unsere Tochter, die keinen Fisch mag, das Baguette mit Bqcon. Als wir dort waren nicht Überlaufen und ziemlich authentisch. Wir mochten es!

There was a good variety of food to cater for multiple folk - we struggled having a mixture of folk who were veggie or allergic to seafood so food was hard to find in cadgwith. Beer was very expensive. Nice venue close to the harbour with a good amount of shade. Dog friendly but staff were generally very rude. Ok experience but would advise going elsewhere if you have the options.

Easily missed at first glance, but well worth checking out. Ideal for fuelling up before a coastal hike, or for enjoying a well-earned treat after a strenuous walk. The seating area is mostly within an enclosed courtyard, with shelter available from the sun (or rain) if required.

We used to enjoy visiting the Old Cellars every year. This year - our first visit since before COVID - was disappointing. Cadgwith is a very attractive village and the Old Cellars used to be a great place for tea. The table and menus were very sticky. We were told this was caused by the antiviral cleaner. That was probably true, but the crumbs and marks we pointed out were ignored. In general, the staff were not friendly or helpful. The biggest problem was the scones. They were taken to another table, where the people sitting peered over them and moved the plates before they were brought to us. The scones were warm but had leathery outsides, as would happen if they were heated in a microwave. The bottom of one of the scones was badly burned and it should not have been served. Tea was OK, served in a metal pot with no separate hot water (I expect it would have been provided on request).

The Old Cellars has a number of seating areas but the evening one was in the small inside area with limited seating and needs advance booking. Due to the kitchen being so close to the dining area you get a lot of noise from the clatter of pots and pans as they are cooking which is not conducive with a relaxing dining experience. The real negative was the fact that by the time we left our clothes, including our coats hanging on the coat rack, smelt of cooking oil. This could be due to again being so close to the kitchen area or the extractor was not working. Having said all this the starters were very good. The Lobster Bisque with Cadgwith Crab Rarebit was very good and full of flavour but could have done with a bit more crab. The Pan Seared Scallops were perfectly cooked melt in the mouth. The Chicken and Chorizo Paella with crusty bread was a little thick and gloopy it need more liquid and sadly the bread was not crusty. There was ample chicken and chorizo but the chorizo could have been sliced thinner or cut into smaller pieces but overall a nice rounded flavour to the dish. Unfortunately, the Crevettes on the Surf and Turf were tasty but just over cooked and almost rubbery. My steak was full of flavour but a little dry and the béarnaise sauce fell out and not poured smoothly from the pot but tasted very nice. The red cabbage coleslaw overwhelmed the plate was and the red cabbage could itself could have been sliced thinner and half the quantity on the plate. What really spoilt the evening was the 500% mark-up on the Tesco own brand Pinot Grigio wine, they could have at least taken the Tesco label off before serving!! Overall the food was ok but way overly priced.

We had read the reviews on the Old Cellars and decided not to go . However, we were booked in at the pub and they closed as the chef got Covid. We booked into the Old Cellars for 3 evening meals and Sunday lunch. The...

We’d walked the coast path from the lighthouse, with delightful Cadgwith the village to get to. The Cellars is hidden in a courtyard and where we sat was a real sun trap. Simple, tasty panini with salad, tasty coffees and friendly prompt service ... great....

we stopped for brunch, both had sandwiches and both were tasty and filing the tea was great good food and good service what more can you ask for

Visited solely based on the reviews. Sadly a dissapointing experience. Whilst the service was first class the food was not. We went for Ham egg and chips. The chips were overcooked only one egg and processed ham. It was bulked up with salad and coleslaw...

We just had the best cup of tea ever, they gave us a really big pot with 4 teabags for just 2 people, it was wonderful.

An excellent relaxed atmosphere for walkers on the SW Coastal Path, for tourists, and is well frequented by friendly locals. The seafood dishes are scrumptious, and service is welcoming and customer-responsive.

We stopped here to treat ourselves to a cream tea after finishing our coast path walk from Coverack. We weren't disappointed - the two scones and mountains of jam and cream were more than enough to share between the two of us. Staff were friendly...

Last day of my holiday, went in as the specials looked nice. Staff gave us our food then interrupted us saying we had to pay more for the food we were already eating. Was forced to pay more then then was called an offensive name...

If I could give less than one star I would. As we walked in to the courtyard today we asked if they were still serving, the young waitress rolled her eyes and said 'yes unfortunately' We should have walked away then. As we were finishing...

Nice atmosphere and good location. The Waiting Staff were good but the Crab soup was thickened and very poor. Bread pale under baked.

The little coastal village of Cadgwith was somewhere we had never visited before, but we were not disappointed. Lunch was at the Old Cellars, I had crab soup and the beloved had a panini. The staff were very efficient and service was quick. We were...

Had lunch here in the courtyard. Service was very good and the selection of (mainly) seafood snacks and meals was outstanding. Very pleasantly surprised by how good this place was.

Lovely staff, great location, nice menu and very attentive for our family member with a dairy allergy. Child friendly and clean too. We spit outside in the barn type thing that was home to some little birds and lots of character. We had crab salads...

We were a family of seven, looking forward to a good lunch. We ordered drinks, then food. The drinks came, we drank them and then ordered three more. We were asked to pay the whole bill….before the food arrived. Then after we ordered extra drinks...

We stopped off for lunch at the Old Cellars last week during a walk along the coastal path. After being showed to a table we were completely ignored. Another couple entered the restaurant ten minutes after us and were served immediately. I tried to get...

Lovely food and friendly service. Good choice of food and drink. Great for eating outdoors. Central location, very close to the sea.

We popped in on our way through Cadgwith for a coffee and ended up staying for over an hour chatting with some locals, other holidaymakers and ordering the famous donuts! It was one of those impromptu experiences that ended up being amazing.The donuts are listed as 'famous' on the menu and I thoroughly recommend trying them and finding out why, yummy! Great atmosphere, welcoming and a perfect sunny morning coffee stop.

We had the fabulous crab sandwiches - all crab, not bulked out with mayo - followed by a delicious cream tea with warm, light, fluffy scones.

I was passing through Cadgwith with some friends on the coastal path walk. We hadn't intended to stop but someone fancied a cappuccino, and other customers shouted that she had to have a cream tea - which turned out to be delicious. I turned up...

At last open for evening meals. It may have been cold outside but had a Pimm's Cocktail and dreamt of Summer! Great steak cooked to perfection. Couldn't finish the Chocolate Torte - one step too far!! But had to have it. Will be going back.

Went here with my mum for lunch and we both ordered the crevettes. It was delicious! Food and service just fantastic, can't fault it. Thank you for having us, and see you soon!

Food only being served outdoors right now, but as lovely as always. Had a great homemade crab soup in the sunshine. Spectacular.

Cadgwith is a must visit place. Magical coastal views and thatched properties. Called in for lunch. Fresh produce at fantastic value. The special of the day, Seafood Cocktail, lobster prawns etc, was cheaper than a crab sandwich in the shop across the road. Lovely safe...

Beautiful fresh fish specials..we had the mussels prawns and the old cellers lobster cocktail..all fresh and beautifully presented..great service and lovely sunny court yard..lookkng forward to trying lots more fish specials..excellent choice of beers too..

Visited for lunch on Friday. There are some benches in the courtyard that are well spaced. It was a sunny day with a chilly wind - but we were sheltered enough to feel comfortable. A good selection of daily specials including mussels and crab soup....

Visiting the village for the first time we popped in for coffee and cake. There were tables outside but in the shade and too cold. Inside was quite gloomy and uninviting. Amercano coffees were good albeit on the small side and the carrot cake and...

After returning to Cadgwith after 35 years. Fantastic being back and visiting the old cellars as I did as I child. The Donuts were as I remembered and cadgwith hasn't changed. Great service and kids loved it. Great memories

Taking advantage of one off tourists in charming old village location. Toilets out of commission and directed to filthy public toilets nearby. ( sorry " Covid " is not a valid excuse for this idleness ) Service extremely slow and food poor and overpriced.

Popped in on a walk from Lizard Point. It was only going to be for coffee but I saw there was crab and couldn't resist, so went for the crab sandwich which came with a side salad, coleslaw and chips. Plenty big enough for a...

We have been staying in Cadgwith Cove, every year, for the last four years. We never miss visiting The Cellars, several times, during our stay. Food great. Reasonably priced. Friendly staff. Great scenery.

Very disappointed Poor I would have given less score if I could . To be honest I never post a bad review but as I feel you wasted my friends money who paid I have decided too. We made the effort to go following the...

We popped in for lunch after a 10 mile walk round the Lizard peninsular. There is a hand sanitizer and instructions re menus and ordering at the entrance of the enclosed courtyard. We managed to find a table and then placed order at the bat. Despite the tables all being occupied we received swift service on the drinks and food order. The crab salad and sautéed scallops were great, the crab was really fresh and a good large helping with a salad, the scallops was a smaller portion and I would recommend ordering a side order of salad or chips if you are really hungry after a walk. The staff are cleaning the tables down after each group leave and are taking names and contacts in case any Covid cases crop up. All in all felt service and food was good and appropriate Covid precautions in place so I would go back

A nice location and ambiance and pretty expensive for what it is. I’ve had better cream teas for a sight less money and the £3:00 jam doughnut (yes you read that right) is a warm, if slightly stale, ring doughnut with a huge dollop of jam in the middle. It wasn’t altogether unpleasant, indeed my children thought it was great, but three quid? Really?

The location is delightful which we were enjoying till they shut the big gates and totally blocked the view...even if it is near the end of the day and your staff are very busy and noisily cleaning up around the customers you were still happy to take money off..is that necessary?? surely a 'we are now closed' sign would suffice? All of the 4 tables that were now 'locked in' were not impressed. Lovely home made scones but the tuna baguette is not on fresh crusty bread.

Second visit hoping for better! Great location, pretty bog standard food considering the steep price it seems they know they can charge as there’s no where else to eat but good portion size. cheap watery mayonnaise and red sauce. Quite messy seating area and cramped with stacked tables/chairs, poor lighting quite gloomy and unwelcoming staff. the lemonade tasted like it came from a pop bottle and was almost flat. Dirty tired menus. The fish was good.I would’ve spoken to someone there instead of writing a review but the last time I visited last year I spoke up and it wasn’t received well. Won’t be coming back.

We stopped here for lunch whilst on a bike ride. My partner had the scampi and chips and I had the crab sandwich. The food was fantastic and the cafe is in a lovely little setting. Would definately recommend a stop here.

Very good lunches mainly outside dinning but ok in good weather. Food is good standard and reasonable price. Well worth a visit.

Having been in Cornwall for a few days and not having had any seafood yet, we were v.excited to head to Cadgwith and get some crab,etc. Gorgeous tiny fishing village with one place to eat,the Old Cellars. Fast forward 60mins and £28 later and I'm tucking into a really lame 1970's crab salad and my wife has the prawn version. It's a (toddlers) handful of crab/north-sea micro-prawns in a ramekin set in a pool of iceberg lettuce,cucumber and egg. Sort of dish that gives salads a bad name, give me a crab and a hammer and Id have had a nice meal. There was some obligatory COVID weirdness but hey-ho.Wouldn't recommend, shame cos it could be great.

We visited with our kids during a pitstop in this very picturesque village. Initially we were only going to grab some drinks but when the adults saw crab sandwiches on the menu they couldn't resist! One of the kids had a very nicely presented scampi & chips and I lucked out by ordering the jam doughnut. I wasn't expecting it to be freshly made, warm or the jam on the outside but it was amazing and I loved every mouthful. The plates of bread and olives were huge and the bread was delicious. Highly recommended.

Took a large group of friends and everyone was more than happy. Great food and drink especially the crab salad 👌 my favourite. Looking forward to next going back next summer.

We came here for lunch whilst walking from Coverack to Lizard along the coast path. You order and pay at the bar, which we did. We ordered a crab salad and a jacket potato, which arrived after about 30 minutes. The crab salad was very good, although the jacket potato tasted like it had been microwaved in a hurry so was average at best. However, we needed the fuel so ate it anyway. It was a hot day and we had emptied our four water bottles walking to Cadgwith in the morning so I went to the bar and asked one of the staff if they would fill them from the tap. The staff member filled the first two bottles in about 10 seconds and then said "I'm only filling two of them" before disappearing off to the kitchen. I was so stunned that I was speechless. It's not as if I had just walked in off the street. I was a paying customer.Given the hit or miss quality of the food and the poor customer service I won't be returning any time soon.

This is a biggish cafe, with both indoor and outdoor seating. The food is excellent, and comes in generous helpings. We were here for lunch, but felt that we wanted to stay for tea as well - the cakes looked delicious.

We found this place a few years ago whilst just randomly driving through but so pleased to find again this year and see it hasn't changed. We grabbed a table for a sandwich at lunchtime and just enjoyed the surroundings. I'd easily say this is my favourite little Cornish village, it really doesn't get anymore cornish than here.My only slight annoyance is that the menu doesn't state anything about the restaurant, thankfully i picked up a local leaflet which explains more but only in a local shop was we told that the restaurant is owned buy a local fisherman, if I knew i may have been tempted to grab more of a fish meal.. Please don't make any changes but do explain a little more about yourselves and explain the fishing connection.Will be back soon hopefully!

We have visited The Old Cellars on quite a few occasions now; over the past two years. It is a lovely, charming little restaurant in the heart of beautiful Cadgwith. It is only open during the day but please visit, sit in the little courtyard & enjoy a delicious meal or desert. I can most definitely recommend their cream teas & their homemade donuts with cream & jam. If you should visit when Sarah is working, BONUS!!! she is an absolute joy. Go see for yourselves & enjoy. See you next year Ness & Andy xx

My family and I arrived at the Old Cellars on Saturday 31st August consisting of 3 adults and 3 children ( 5, 7 and 15 years ).The afternoon of that day the two youngest were not feeling very well but having visited last year they were keen to re-visit as Cadgwith was their favourite cove. On arrival we easily located a table outside on a hot sunny day. Surprisingly quiet with only 2 tables occupied.The 2 youngest children were complaining of thirst and so we took 2 bottles of water out our bag for them to drink. ( obviously as they were not very well we wanted to keep them hydrated ).Having decided what we were going to order I stood up to head inside however whilst doing so I could see an old woman inside pointing at us. Within 30 seconds a female walked outside and told us the children could not drink anything bought from outside the restaurant. She gave us no time for any explanation as I had clearly seen on the bottom of the menu that this was unacceptable. However this was merely to tide the children over whilst we decided on our drinks selections. I refused to enter and explain ourselves having not been given the opportunity to do so. Customer service skills or a little bit of common sense wouldn't go a miss and so we left immediately. I could understand if we were using their table to have a picnic with our own food and drinks but this was not the case at all. 2 sips of water and a packet of crisps for the children to keep them happy. Maybe if we had been approached and been given the opportunity to explain we may have remained but instead we had 2 young children feeling like they had done something wrong and forced out.

Pottered down to Cadgwith as we had been told it is pretty. It really is a sweet little place, and we were delighted to find a very good lunch too, followed by a stroll along the coastal path.

We sat out in the courtyard under parasols and admired the view of the beach and fishing boats through the archway. Service was friendly and prompt, thank you.

Stumbled across this cafe after kayaking at Cadgwith cove and what a delight it was. We had fresh local crab caught off the coast there and some huge tasty prawns sat outside in the sun. Good simple cafe food in a picturesque setting.

We stopped for lunch whilst visiting Cadgwith to purchase some local seafood from the fish seller. We were very impressed with our fish chips and mushy peas. All cooked great and tasted delicious. We ate in the courtyard in the sunshine and it was a perfect atmosphere. Highly recommended

We called in for lunch whilst visiting the stunning fishing village of cadgwith. We had the fish and chips which were cooked perfectly and very fresh and tasty and the baguette sandwiches which were served with chips and a beautiful salad which featured things like sweet peas in the pod, cress and peppers as well as different varieties of lettuce, cucumber etc. All in all very good value and very tasty. Highly recommended

Stopped here for coffee. It was a lovely place with a very pleasant courtyard just a stones throw from the sea. Service was quick and staff very friendly. Coffee was good and the food menu looked good too.

Went for the first time last year and was so impressed, when we went to Cornwall this year we ate there every day. All the staff are lovely especially the wonderful Kayla who is mostly front of house. Make you feel so welcome and ensure everything is as you want it. Tried to have something different every visit and every meal was as good as the last one. Ham Salad, ploughman’s and fish and chips are particular favourites. The donuts and apple pie are to die for. Can’t wait till next year when we are coming again but will hopefully be back before the end of this summer. Many thanks to all at the Old Cellars. Would rate this 100 out of 10

We walked from Lizard Point to Cadgwith, where we had a delicious late lunch at Old Cellars. Crab soup, crab sandwich and some deserts. Service was pleasant and prompt. Definitely would return.

We sat outside in the pretty, cobbled courtyard for lunch and opted for the crab omelette from the specials board which more than exceeded expectation. The omelette was freshly made and packed with tasty, white crab meat. It came with generous quantities of salad, baguette and butter and was good value at £9.95.

Lovely restaurant in Cadgwith Cove with a lovely outdoor seating area for sunny days. We had two baguettes and a panini. Nice selection available on the menu and all very fresh it was delicious. Would definitely go back.

My partner and I encountered this place whilst walking a section of the South West Coast path and popped in for a coffee and a snack .We loved the ambience of the courtyard - and also our snacks ,a warm homemade doughnut with clotted cream and jam in my case .Yummy !

We always stop here for lunch before starting our coastal walks around the area. My friend orders the prawn sandwiches and I order the crab sandwiches and then we swap so we have two of each. They're good value being on a par with other cafes in Cornwall, and always delicious. They're served with salad, coleslaw and a ramekin of chips each which, for us, is more than enough. The outside seating is lovely... infact I've never sat inside to eat though it all looks lovely. The ladies toilet is a single loo but it's clean and well stocked. The outside seating area is easily accessible though the cobbled patio may be slightly awkward with a wheelchair. Not sure about inside access with a wheelchair.

This little restaurant is right across the street where they bring the daily catch in. The food was excellent. I had the lobster salad and it was a whole lobster on my plate. It was very fresh and delicious. If you come to this little fishing village you must stop into this great restaurant.

Lovely cream tea xx got two scones for £6.50 I believe so could easy share a cream tea . Was in the courtyard but with inside sitting when weather not good.

Staff were polite and welcoming with excellent food. Thoroughly enjoyed our stop here as part of our Cornish Coastal Path journey in this lovely sunny day.

Had a jam & cream doughnut with a pot of tea whilst on holiday in Cadgwith for the week. Can't comment on the meals as we didn't have one but the food looked good. Friendly staff, lovely little place.

Stopped for a beer and cider on our round walk from the Lizard and back. Nice restaurant, clean and great setting. Food looked good but we had brought our own not realising it was there.

There Doughnuts are awesome or even a Cream Tea. Good value lunch meal with a wide variety - friendly staff.

We visited yesterday for lunch as it was my husband's birthday. He ordered the crab baguette with salad and a few chips. He said it was lovely. I ordered a ham salad as I am with slimming world at the moment! Having said that we did have a couple of glasses of wine as well.

This was our first visit to Cadgwith Cove and we stopped off here for a late lunch after watching the fishermen bring in their haul. We both had panninis with a generous side salad, portion of chips and soft drinks. Service was great and with a smile. It was lovely sitting outside in this gorgeous little sun trap chatting to other visitors. Looking forward to visiting here again next year. Can't wait.

Travelling around the Lizard we came accross this gem of a place,and as it was time to eat we saw this place, and it used to be a herring packing place,you have a beautifull court yard with displays of how it would it would be, so again we had some beautifull local food, It is a porper cornish fishing village.

When I say fresh, the boats that caught the crabs are only a few yards away from The Cellars, have a look for yourself!

We recently returned from a week in Cadgwith, after 15 years away. Nothing had changed & this very friendly, small courtyard restaurant remained. The only difference being, that it now closes at 5pm. We only had drinks; sandwiches & cakes there, on three afternoons but we always enjoyed everything. One lady who made me a luxury hot chocolate, was especially pleasant & made us very welcome. It was delicious, like a volcano of cream, marshmallows & chocolate flake! Also try the hot, homemade donut with jam & clotted cream. DELICIOUS. My husband chose the cider & sandwiches, which he couldn't fault. We shall be returning next June & September.

I went here for the Crab Salad on the recommendation of previous visitors to my holiday cottage in Cadgwith.

We enjoyed a nice lunch here. Food was good, people quite friendly. Nice courtyard to sit outside in.

Came back this year having enjoyed it last year. Still thoroughly worth the trip. Fish and chips absolutely perfect as ever and my husband is a connoisseur believe me. My daughter and I both wanted the lobster salad but I had the crab and no less disappointed. if you like a salad these guys certainly know their business. Everything you could ask for. Lovely dressing. Wonderful service. Do not walk past but go and enjoy a fantastic freshly cooked lunch.

Visited the village as it is right on the coast path. But it looks good and has a nice little harbor (just local fishermen). But right in the middle is this restaurant. It looks nice. Had friendly staff and offered a great coffee. The menu offers more good food but unfortunately it was to early for lunch.

Dated and service wasn’t great. In such a picturesque village, you could make so much more of it. The restaurant wasn’t welcoming, food very average and drinks over priced.

Beautiful setting & delicious food.

Schön im Innenhof. Guter Tee- gute Scones! Aber auch die herzhaften Gerichte sahen gut aus! Außerdem gibt es hier Original Roskillys Cornish Ice-Cream!

Visited for lunch and had a lot of tea, a lobster salad and a crab salad. Not too generous with the amount of shellfish but pleasant enough. A little expensive at over £30 but I suppose shellfish rarely cheap.

This café is set in the courtyard where the pilchards used to be packed into barrels centuries ago. It's a very atmospheric and historic place which has lost none of it's charm. The view from the little courtyard is directly onto the cove where the fishing boats sit waiting on the beach for their next launch. We had crab sandwiches, the best , sweetest, crab I have ever tasted. Staff are very happy and friendly. There is a fish shop opposite selling the daily catch. As sweet and authentic a place as Cadgwith is not to be missed and the food here is good. (Can also recommend the Inn next door for lovely tasty fish dishes).

We lunched here today. The Tuna salad was exceptional. Lettuce, cucumber, cherry toms, black olives, croutons and the sweetest podded peas all came with a salad dressing on the side. Super value. The atmosphere homely and the staff all very happy. Will certainly visit again.

Having stopped off for a cream tea whilst walking the coastal path, I was then asked to pay 50 pence to fill up a small water bottle. This is the only establishment that I have come across that has levied such a charge! And this only 10 days after SW coastal path cafes were being congratulated on national TV for filling up water bottles for free! Well, not this one! Perhaps they will be charging customers for flushing the loo soon!

We had a great lunch yesterday; crab sandwich comes with a ramekin of chips, coleslaw, lovely salad, all for £8.95, very good value. Weather was perfect and we sat outside in the courtyard right opposite the harbour with fishing boats. Staff were very welcoming and friendly and service excellent. Also a dog friendly place to eat especially good for walkers enjoying the coastal path, as we were. Fully recommended and we hope to return very soon

We went on a circular walk around the countryside, with a final section along the Coast Path, finishing in Cadgwith at about 3.30 pm. The Old Cellars was still serving food (they close at 4 pm) so we were able to order our late lunch from their excellent menu. The drinks were good too and very welcome! The staff were very friendly and we were served quickly despite the fact that there were several other customers already there.

Cream tea und Scones sehr zu empfehlen. Ebenso ploughmans fish mit Makrele. Hat ab 11 Uhr geöffnet, schließt am späten Nachmittag. Lunch Restaurant.

On a hot May day in Cornwall - yes, I know it's unlikely - we stopped at The Old Cellars for lunch. I had the finest fresh fish I have tasted in years; cooked to perfection with tasty chips and salad, washed down with local beer. Liz had a huge crab salad that she struggled to finish, but she pronounced it delicious too. Service was quick and friendly and the price was very reasonable

We stopped in for lunch. Great staff and a varied menu. I had the crab salad, which was very tasty. The wines, ciders and gin and tonics were also good. A great place to visit when in the area of Lizzard.