Zennor Chapel Cafe in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Lovely staff, nice food and drink. Lovely setting. Came across it by chance and glad we did. Nice little shop outside with a stream running by.

Very fresh, well filled rolls, ice cream best in the world, lemon cake a real treat. Staff very friendly and helpful. The garden is so well done, showing the stone off to the best effect. Shop was full of lovely goodies, the art books really unusual and full of local interest.

We came to visit to find it closed Hope it opens up again soon, we come every year to get our cream teas from you

Cafe mit Charme. In einer umgebauten Kappelle wurde ein hübsches kleiner Cafe untergebracht. Das Essen ist schön präsentiert und gut. Das Cafe schliesst um 17 Uhr, darum konnten wir leider nicht zu Abend essen.

Great place to visit for lunch. Very friendly and helpful. Baguette and cakes were good and very tasty.

It was pretty late in the afternoon, on a not too pleasant day, when I called in. I suspected that I might have been turned away. Closing early would not have been surprising on such a day. But I was made very welcome, and in fact, a piece after I arrived, 2 further parties also arrived and were served. This is a very clean and pleasant cafe. The menu is varied and stacked with healthy options. It's a large place, and maybe a bit difficult to engender an atmosphere in what is an old chapel, possibly Wesleyan. But the owners provide a very good offering, including, I believe, B&B. Despite the lateness, there was no attempt to hurry me on to leave, and I can recommend the cream teas. A place I would very much recommend.

We had been on a 6 mile hike, and had been subjected to some torrential rain and gusty winds! We felt we had earned a cream tea, and thought we would try the Zennor Chapel Cafe which was recommended to us. All I can say is that it is well worth a visit! Superb cream tea and delicious scones, as well as a very welcome pot of tea. Very relaxed surroundings added to the enjoyment. Definitely well worth a visit.

The food here was ok - very expensive really for what we had which were basically sandwiches and salad and scones. There was no extra hot water for the small pots of tea. It is for sale at the moment and I just got the feeling the people serving had lost heart but that could also be because it is near the end of a busy season. There were bookshelves with books on - I tried to buy one but they were for just reading in the cafe which I found a bit strange . Who can read a novel on one visit? The nice shop they had seemed to be gone - there were a few sundry items bunched in one corner. All in all a bit disappointing compared to previous visits.

This cafe is an ideal pit stop on the coast path, with a wide range of cakes, many gluten free. We had sour cherry cake, an unusual and tasty gf option. Also do nice looking cream teas. Friendly, casual cafe, and savoury lunches are also available. Large car park with one pound honesty box.

A beautiful sunny afternoon in Zennor & we fancied a cream tea. We had two scones, lots of jam and cream and coffee for £6.50 cream each. It was divine, lovely and fresh & an absolute bargain. Not to mention sitting in their pretty garden outside an old converted chapel. Well done & thank you chaps.

Came here for lunch with my aunt, uncle, partner and 3 of our kids. Food was excellent – we all opted for baguettes, all of which had generous fillings in soft fresh bread accompanied with crisps, salad, coleslaw and a pot of condiment (eg my Brie one came with an onion chutney, the ham one came with mustard etc). After which we just about managed to squeeze in some delicious ice-cream! Free parking outside, free wi-fi, seating inside and out. Friendly service

This was a heavenly sight at the end of a challenging walk from St Ives. We were wanting afternoon refreshment and it didn’t disappoint. My husband opted for a crab baguette whilst I went for the healthy option of cream tea. Both were a delight and didn’t last long! Highly recommend visiting here whether walking or not.

A regular haunt of ours during our many trips to The Far West. Genuine, friendly and good value. Oh yes !

We stayed here a night and it’s a really cracking place that does great cakes, teas and a stellar breakfast in the morning. It’s due to close we were told, which is a shame.

Two visits in the past week. Both excellent. Best two lunches we have had over the last fortnight. Just Bagettes and salad with coffee but they were fresh and very tasty. Service was polite and quick. To add to our visits we had beautiful sunshine so managed to sit in the very pleasant gardens. Well worth a visit. We shall return next holiday. 5* from us.

quelle belle surprise de trouver ce café dans une ancienne chapelle dans ce village tout mignon au milieu d une campagne sortie d un reve entouré de centaines de vaches , avec en horizon , l océan . Accueil tres chalereux, on a pris un plat salé à l extérieur, c est à dire dans le jardin . On s attendait pas à un plat aussi savoureux, fait maison, végé, une trop fraiche salade avec mayo citronnée et sauce tartare, maisons avec des petites crudités croquantes des toasts et du crabe ... , j en ai encore l eau à la bouche ! Et en plus les serveuses sont adorables .

A great end to our afternoon after lunch at the pub next door. Something magical about Zennor, lovely staff and again, very good value for money well spent. Thankyou for helping to make our fathers birthday sprcial

This is the perfect spot for a tea stop on the Cornwall Coast Path from St Ives. The make tasty cappuccinos and they also have very tempting pastries with some being gluten free. We tried the carrot cake slice and found it very good. They also have a menu full of other items.

Wir kamen von unserer Wanderetappe (St.Ives - Zennor) am Cafe vorbei.

A lovely place to stop for lunch! One of the best Cornish cream teas I have ever had! Reasonable prices and friendly staff make this a good stopping place if you're traveling between St Ives and St Just.

What a lovely place for lunch, and afternoon tea! Amazing selection of delicious cakes, and very hard to choose what to have on the lunch menu as it all sounded so good, will definitely have to come back regularly so I can try something different each time! Lovely to see lots of local produce being used, really friendly staff, and generous portions, yum! Thank you very much :)

If you're in Zennor and in need of refreshment this is the place to stop and rest up. In fact, it's the only tearoom in Zennor to stop and rest up! It's set in a converted chapel and there is plenty parking, with a £1 honesty box, and seating both inside and out. There is quite an extensive menu of home-cooked foods but we always have the cream tea which is one of the best in Cornwall... and, believe me, we've sampled loads of them! The café is lovely and clean with comfortable seating, the toilets are clean and well stocked and the ladies loo even has an emergency supply of ladies necessary products for anyone caught unawares. The outside seating area and gardens are well kept. There used to be a little gift shop here too but this seems to have disappeared. The cafe also provides B&B; accommodation but we have never stayed here and I understand it is currently up for sale. If I had a spare £875,000 I'd buy it. What a beautiful spot to live and work in a very pretty Cornish village.

We arrived in Zennor after a long walk completely exhausted without a room for the night. We came to the café and although they had no room available they were very helpful, researched for other options and offered to use their wireless internet although they were closing soon.

Great little cafe that does a fantastic cream tea! Friendly staff and great value for money. Plenty of seating inside although we sat out in the sun with our dogs, a great location - quiet and peaceful.

Popped in for tea and cake, as you do. Delicious herbal tea and scrumptious fresh cake. Interested to note they offer gluten free options too, so will return here with other relatives who require this option.

This place is a little gem. The food is so good it's a shame they don't shout about it more outside to encourage people in. Very generous portions using fresh and interesting ingredients. Enjoy.

We visited several times in one week: twice for morning tea and twice for lunch.

Very special place in a very small village. Nice and healthy food and very comfortable room with a view to the seaside

We called in for coffee and cake. Its good . Its reasonable in price and efficient .

To look at it from the outside you would think it isn't much ... but please try their food absolutely delicious and wonderfully fresh.. we had baguettes which came with a lovely fresh side salad and crisps.. but both us said they were the best we have ever had.. my husbands latte was equally to that standard!! Can I also say the toilets and shower were also nice and clean..

What a beautiful and welcoming cafe, tucked away in tranquil Zennor. We stumbled across this place when taking a road trip along the coast and spent the rest of the holiday returning.

Seriously, if you’re down on the southwest of England, and you don’t come to Zennor/ and the Chapel Cafe, you’re missing out!

Sehr freundliches Personal, leckere Sandwiches und eine große Auswahl an selbstgemachten Kuchen. Diese Location ist eine gute Ausgangslage für Wanderungen auf dem costal path.

Unpretentious straightforward food-my crab salad was excellent. Lovely spot in a Cornwall village. Good walks nearby to 'earn' your good lunch. Excellent service too.

Walked from St Ives along the coast path. Took 3 hours so we needed refreshments. Fab place. My husband had a baguette which he said was delicious especially the bread. Lovely. We would recommend.

We dropped by here at the Tinners had stopped serving food. What a bonus it was, I had a lovely sandwich with cornish yarg, delicious. The parents had ham which was also delicious and plenty of coleslaw and salad also. I decided to try the carrot cake, the best I have ever had - when you visit give it a try. Will be visiting again soon.

The excellence of the food and service almost goes without saying.However, the owner Tanya went above and beyond to help me when my partner failed to return from his walk to the Carracks at the appointed time. she drove me to the top of the hill (I currently have difficulty walking) to.try to obtain a mobile signal, and helped me to see if he was in the pub (he wasn't) She then devised a plan whereby she would drive to our accommodation in Carbis Bay to see if he had gone there by mistake.. Just as we were contacting the Emergency Services for the second time, he turned up,only three hours late but safe and sound.The walk had been much more rigorous than he had expected and therefore took much longer..Thank you Tanya, we will never forget your kindness

Klasse Kaffee, super Mittagessen und noch dazu auch vegetarisch. Leckeres Curry. Und der Lemon Cake mit Polenta - wow! Jederzeit wieder!

We’ve visited Zennor Chapel Cafe on many occasions, and it has always rated as an ok place for a cup of tea and cakes in nice surroundings.

Modernt café med lokala produkter. Bra vego/vegan alternativ. Trevlig personal i charmigt fd kapell. Enkla men lyxiga rum att hyra. Perfekt utgångspunkt för vandring längs kustleden.

I had the mackerel salad, which was very tasty and nicely prepared with a large portion of very good fish and an attractive, well prepared and fresh tasty salad. I ate in the lovely little garden at the front, which features extra-friendly and tame local sparrows entertaining the visitors with their antics and a relief from the usual local attacking seagulls, who didn't put in an appearance. The staff are friendly and courteous. A delightful place to have lunch above the coast path to the sea.

Stopped here after walking to Zennor Head and surrounding coastline . What a wonderful find. Plenty of room to sit outside and tearoom housed in a lovely building. Had some sandwiches, which were delicious and came with salad and crisps and were very reasonably priced I thought. Great pit-stop in a tranquil setting. Definitely worth a visit.

En route to Lamorna Cove we stumbled over this cafe hidden in Zennor. in a converted chapel it is welcoming, bright and airy, with friendly, efficient staff serving a lovely selection of items. My partner's Piri piri chicken panini was judges excellent!

We lunched here in May 18 and were very happy with the food and the service. We both had a panini followed by a cake , both of which were delicious. Service was good and it was a lovely peaceful interlude.

Highly recommended, with friendly staff and good food, reasonably priced in a convivial atmosphere. I have eaten there before and it was excellent then.

We stopped here after walking around Zennor Head on a lovely sunny day. Had soup (unusual and interesting sweet potato and coconut smooth, with a touch of spice) and smoked mackerel pate, toast, salad. The staff were all very friendly, carried our food to where we were sitting in the garden. Coffee and cakes followed - again home made. The building is light and airy with plenty of indoor tables.

I visited the cafe with my family. It's a lovely cafe in a beautiful place! The staff were very welcoming and attentive. The food was absolutely delicious. Highly recommend.

This is our second visit but it is a year since our last visit.

Popped in today for a light lunch with my 2 boys (aged 11 & 13). What a fantastic place! The service was superb from the moment we walked in. We were made to feel so welcome by all the staff and has such a “homely” feel to the place. As a vegetarian it’s so nice to be able to order something other that just a standard run of the mill cheese sandwich. My panini and soup was exquisite. My son is a pretty fussy eater which didn’t phase the staff when I asked to change a few things, nothing was too much trouble for the guys at Zennor Chapel Cafe. Oh, and the views are spectacular!!!

I popped with my wife and 13 year old son who has autism before we went for a walk. The lady was very welcoming and we had a couple of cups of coffee and my son had a fruit drink. All the cakes looked freshly baked and we will def pop back whilst down here on holiday. The venue is clean and tidy. Toilets were also very clean

Great brownies, good tea, superb location. My son said the brownies were the best he had ever eaten - and he's an expert. Lovely light scones too - great cream tea. Will be back!

Wer hier keinen Kuchen findet, dem ist nicht geholfen. Die Auswahl ist riesig und schön angerichtet. Es gibt auch glutenfreien Kuchen und Sojamilch. Der Kaffee ist fair-trade und die Produkte stammen aus der Region. Das Café ist sehr stilvoll und richtig gemütlich eingerichtet. Ich wurde auf das Café auf dem Coast Path aufmerksam gemacht, wo mir gleich drei Wanderer empfohlen haben, den Abstecher in Kauf zu nehmen. Es lohnt sich wirklich!

Loved this cafe.It is situated in a beautiful village called Zennor. I fell in love with Zennor.It is still untouched. The cafe is located neat the Chapel and a short walk from here leads you to the pristine coastline. The staff was very friendly. The interiors are done very well. Cakes were delicious.

I've visited here before and was served fresh sandwiches with salad and crisps. Today, sandwiches were pre- made. It is a shame that I could not have a freshly made plate of food with a garnish any more. This is a lovely setting but I notice a for sale board. Please bring back food to order:)

After a long day of walking you can do with something nice to eat and drink. We stopped at this chapel cafe and had a wonderful cream tea, the last ones they had. Lucky us!!

Este Café es un tesoro escondido - Zennor es un gran lugar para visitar y el paisaje y las vistas son impresionantes. La cafetería ofrece una selección de pasteles, junto con un par de artículos salados. También hicieron gluten pasteles gratis. El personal parecía muy amable conmigo y yo sin duda alguna volvería otra vez!

Recientemente llamado a la cafetería como mi familia habían visitado el anterior Octubre y recordaba lo agradable que era.

Encontramos este café por casualidad en un paseo en coche. La junta unidos "mejor té con crema en Cornwall". Puedo decir honestamente. . . . Estamos totalmente de acuerdo. Deliciosos scones con frescos de color crema de la y mermelada. Taza de té (casi 3 tazas) por persona y todo presentado en color ware bastante. Es un no te debes perder! Gracias. Moostaman. Staffordshire.

Paramos aquí de camino a Land's End de la calle Ives - bien merece una parada. D H Lawrence vivió aquí durante la guerra, y la iglesia de la calle Sennan es un viaje en el tiempo. El café era muy buena, la estoy oonmaid 'helados de dos granjas", y el desastre de Eton y porción de chocolate blanco para morirse. 'King' Luke y su compañero eran muy hospitalarios y amables, y todos nos reímos con algunas de las críticas de nuestros barman cuando buscaron el lugar en tripadvisor. Altamente recomendado.

Nice stop for tea, coffee and cake after a walk along the coast, would certainly call in again. Little gift shop to poke around as well.

Supongo que son casi un público cautivo si quieres té y pasteles en Zennor. Aparcamos en el aparcamiento junto a la cafetería (no notamos hasta dejar un cuadro de honestidad para aparcar). El café a primera vista era muy displicente, ya que estaban limpiando el piso y tenía todas las sillas de descanso en las mesas. Encontramos un asiento en un sofá. Nadie parecía molesto que hubiera querido una mesa o incluso parecía que eran nuevos clientes aviso sin que qué hacer! Pedí té para dos personas y dos pequeños pasteles y factura total fue de nueve libras. Las tartas de coco y frambuesa y caramelo y nuez salados no fueron muy excepcional, pero bien aunque pequeña. El servicio era razonable en el mostrador. Los baños estaban impecables y había una interesante pequeña tienda con artesanía. Soy poco probable de nuevo como el objetivo principal de visitar Zennor era visitar la iglesia. Sin embargo me imagino este establecimiento ferias mejor anteriormente en el día cuando se tiene una mayor selección de tartas caseras y no está en el proceso de limpieza y barrido de la planta. Si hubiera tenido una opción habría dejado como fue tan displicente cuando aún abierto para visitantes

We were driving around the costal road from St Ives to Lands End and stopped here for a quick cuppa. Lovely inside and out, close to the beautiful church. Can't comment on the food as did not eat, but atmosphere, drinks, service and toilets were all great.

The Zennor Cafe is well placed in Zennor, adjacent to the car park and a grand destination after a vigorous walk to, say, Zennor Head. It has a good menu of light snacks including some unusual soups. We had a very good cream tea here last week: the portions were generous and the service cheerful. The scones in particular were outstanding. However, the overall effect was a touch marred by upturned chairs and the process of clearing up at the end of the day, although admittedly we cut it a bit fine turning up on this occasion 20 minutes before closing at 5pm. Nevertheless, definitely a destination to aim for if you are in the area.

Amazing place with very friendly staff and food at reasonable prices. We enjoyed it at lot .. Thanks folks!

We started a walk in Zennor and what better way to begin than with a tea break!This is right next to the car park in a converted chapel. There are tables inside and others outside, front and back.All the cakes looked great - fresh, nicely presented, moist - and I was tempted by the scones and my son by the Coffee & Walnut cake. They were both great. The coffee was good also.Highly recommended.

As a self-confessed coffee snob I entered in trepidation. Obviously targeting tourists and with extremely unadventurous interior design (such a lovely building deserves more!) ... I wasn't expecting much from the coffee.I was more worried when told that the small latte cup is smaller than the flat white cup (they're confused about something!) ... I quizzed the young girl serving about which size cup had how many shots of espresso and decided to risk the flat white.First impressions take a while to wear off, but the by a third of the way through the cup I had to admit it was really good. Good crema and right milk texture. Very enjoyable!

Looked promising, busy good buzz, but told last cream tea sold and would be 25 minutes until the next batch of scones, think you need to keep a more eager eye supplies. Tregothnan tea very nice although can be a bit weak. Opted for the toasted tea cake - was it shown the toaster? This place could be stunning just a bit of a disappointment today. Not ver smiley service either. Will go back and give it another go .

Wir hatten im Chapel Café ein schönes helles Zimmer mit Meerblick und haben daher bei unserer Ankunft einen guten Kaffee mit Kuchen sowie einen authentischen Cornish Cream Tea genießen dürfen. Das Frühstück am nächsten Morgen war ebenfalls sehr gut, so dass wir das Café gerne weiterempfehlen!

Nice, bright, relaxing space, very good coffee, cakes tasted home baked. Games and books scattered around and useful local information.

Monday 13 June 16, After visiting St Senara's Church, my husband and I went to Zennor Chapel, which has now been turned into a guest house incorporating a gift shop and a very nice cafe. My husband and I had lunch here, we had a traditional Cornish ‘Homity’ pie (a tart made of potatoes, white vegetables and white onions, eggs and cheese) served with a side salad and washed down with tea for My husband and a latte for me. This was a lovely place to while away a peaceful hour or two.We then strolled down the lane to visit Trewey Watermill and Wayside Museum, sadly since I looked this up on the internet, the place had closed down. The family had retired and the locals did not raise enough money to keep it open – so a piece of history has been lost. The waterwheel was no longer there and goodness knows what happened to the treasures of the museum?

In the homeland of cream tea, you should definitely have a cafe latte in this unpretentious little caffe. Food is fresh, uncomplicated and "home--made", delicious!

We stopped off in Zennor for a bite to eat and found this little gem. A lovely tea room in an old chapel, great food - we had the homity pie and it was delicious. They also sell moomaid ice cream which is simply the best ice cream ever! We will be returning.

This looked an ideal stop for a light lunch. A bright airy room awaited, after sitting down we waited to be served. After more than 10 minutes a young waitress proceeded to walk straight past us and clear a vacated table, my Husband made eye contact and expected her to return to take our order, shortly. No such luck, we were totally ignored and with no sign of being served any time soon we left to find more welcoming.

ich hatte den cornish creamtea mit scones und jam/clotted cream.Es war sehr köstlich und dazu der schöne Aussenplatz mit Flüsschen. Es hat mir sehr gefallen. gerne wieder

Lovely china teapot and cups and saucers. Polka dots in pink and blue. We had a Cornish delicacy made by one of the young ladies behind the counter. It was called Hagerty pie. Rather like a Quiche. It had pastry on the bottom, then potato cheese and onion filling. It was lovely very tasty. We sat outside in the sunshine and then I went walk abouts and found this little stream delightful. The little gift shops were rahter overpirced I thought.

Called in here for coffee and cake out on a walk , the cake was lovely coffee also .nice seating outside for us and 3 dogs .pefect stop of place .

Popped in for a coffee before setting off on a coastal walk and wasn't disappointed! Great service, good coffee and so very relaxing.Returned on completion of our 6 mile walk for a well deserved lunch with locally made ice cream to follow. Simple but good quality and very tasty. A great gift shop too!A very relaxing spot away from the maddening crowds of St Ives. Will definitely be returning.

Situated in the pretty village of Zennor, the chapel is a nice conversion. Very light and airy inside, with a couple of sofas for comfortable seating as well as regular tables and chairs. Nice selection of cakes as well as Cornish Cream tea. Very pleasant. Plenty of parking outside.

Stopped off here after a local walk. A batch of scones just coming out of the oven and lots of attractive cakes on show. Just had tea in the very pleasant surroundings.

We stayed one night ( 18th May ) in Tregarthen, a sea view room. Wonderfully decorated with fantastic sea view. Breakfast was an optional extra but at just £5.00 each for scrambled egg, smoked salmon with a muffin and a glass of orange juice exceptional good value. My only complaint would be you could hear everything going on in the rooms next door and the noisy poo cruncher toilets who started before even flushing, felt like we were going to be sucked down the pan (literally !! ) and a mirror in the room is a must for all women !! Great hard working girls made you feel very welcome. Would return if staying in Cornwall again

good place to to eat and home made food. an oasis to find. home made soup fab. also delicious cakes lovely ambience and home made stuff. used to be a back packers hostel and now a b and b very well done

A very cold and hostile "welcome" for my self, my husband and my mother today. Very unhelpful, rude women cooking/serving. Stale scones and a thimble full of jam and cream for our cream tea. No disabled access either. Won't be visiting again. No wonder this place was empty.

We were treated to a cold hostile greeting tinged with arrogance and pigheaded ignorance that some Cornish people are shamefully still proud of.Once we had been served the waitress was then free to resume biting her nails, twirling her hair and texting. All of these activities clearly were of far more interest to her than simple communication skills and good manners.Here is the good news, if you wish to renew your faith in humanity you only need walk across the car park to the Tinners Arms.Visited 21st April 16

A perfect stop for a cup of coffee and a treat to eat.Very cosy cafe with very friendly and helpful staff.They have a large selection of unusual and delicious cakes and slices. We now plan our coastal trip for a morning coffee or afternoon tea at the Chapel cafe Zennor. They have a lunch menu which I am sure is good but we have just had cakes and slices. We have visited three times and look forward to returning soon.We visited as a Family last year in May, September and October.

Fabulous place with very polite young men providing an excellent service. They serve the most delicious raspberry and coconut cake I have ever tasted. The new gift shop is an added bonus.Well worth a visit.

Lovely, relaxed place with amazing service.We had hot chocolate and cake and it was delicious!The food looked lovely, the menu looked yummy. We will definitely be visiting again and again.

Only stopped for a drink but the coffee was one of the nicest I've had and the hot chocolate was served with marshmallows at no extra cost. Friendly staff and reasonably priced

Visited for lunch with family on way to Lands End. Stylish cafe with relaxed atmosphere. Simple but well executed food. Would go again!

Zennor is beautiful and a quiet village full of old world charm. There is plenty of parking around the Cafe and nearby is a pub, a privately owned museum and a church that are all worth a visit. The Cafe has seating inside but for good weather the eating outside is to be recommended. Loads of benches in front of building and in gardens behind.The building itself is impressive and well maintained. Plenty of freshly baked cakes to choose from and lunch I had was very good, A Huntsman’s Salad with ham and a couple of different pates. Food order was quickly delivered, especially so as quite a lot of us descended on the place on a quiet October day.

Lovely coffee in a very comfortable converted chapel. We didn't eat here, but the food looked very good! Lovely gift shop to look in too!

Stopped in here for lunch and really enjoyed it. First of all, the staff was friendly and gave prompt, professional service. It has a bright lively atmosphere.  We had the seafood chowder and ploughmans lunch and both were very good. 

We had finished the long walk from St Ives and were really looking forward to visited this cafe ( such good reviews) The building is beautiful and in such an idealic setting. ... We were ravenous and saw by the outside tabbard that they still served food. The girl behind the counter just told us blankly that they had stopped serving food ( it was 15 30 ) I looked around and saw that people had just been served cold meals. She couldn't explain why , but I ordered a cream tea anyway. As I sat there I watched the young staff obviously more intent on clearing up early and getting the last chores done ASAP... Looking at their phones and visibly ' sighing' I just wondered if the manager of the cafe was aware of the cafe having a ' winding down , nearly closing ' feel at a time of day when there can be many walkers descending this lovely village ready to spend money on refreshments ? Disappointing .

Really worth a visit and had great teas, cakes and ice cream. Lovely and warm and welcome after a long walk. Highly recommend!

Having been working at a nearby campsite, a cycle over the hills for the fish chowder was a highlight to look forward to. We didn't mind the high prices as it was a reward for our hard work. The soup has really gone downhill and at £6.00 a bowl it had to be good. The onions were hardly diced, some too big for the spoon and many were brown and rotten. The peppercorns weren't ground. I pointed out to the waitress that the soup was not good and she simply said she would pass on my comments. There was no response. My partner then went in and was told I had already complained. The response was rude. We are working locally next year on a large nearby campsite as wardens, and will be interacting with most campers over a period of 3 months in peak season. I will make sure that i recommend the nearby Tinners and will suggest campers do not use this cafe.

After completing the st ives to Zennor walk, the cafe was a welcome sight,friendly staff and good food a bit pricey but worth it. they even called us a taxi after we missed the bus back to st. Ives

Very good for lunches after a coastal walk. Excellent ploughman's with ham hock terrine and the haddock chowder is lovely when it's on the menu. Specials change every day. Good home-made cakes. On sunny days you can sit in the garden.

We visited this cafe twice, at the start and end of a very strenuous coastal walk from Zennor. It served delicious coffees, gorgeous cakes which were most welcome. The toilets and cafe were clean and there was a lovely gift shop where I purchased a scarf. WE will use this cafe again when in this part of Cornwall.

We stopped while on a walk from zennor to St ives. Tasty cream tea, scones were freshly baked. Staff friendly. Nice little gift shop too. Well worth a visit.

By about 1.30pm I felt I could risk my first food of the day after a very heavy drinking session at the Mazey Day Celebrations in Penzance the previous day. I did not fancy anything at the over priced pub next door. At the Zennor Chapel Cafe all the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. They cooked me two fried eggs on dry toast ( which was not even on the menu ! ). You might think that it's only egg on toast but I've never had any better anywhere ! The interior is beautifully decorated very comfortable and exceptionally clean. The charge for my late breakfast was very fair too. What a brilliant place to visit.

Dropped in for a coffee on a rainy afternoon.Does what it says on the tin great coffee,homemade cakes,soup and sandwiches.Delightful