The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Liskeard Central Cornwall, Isles of Scilly South West

Called in here spontaneously while on a loop expedition around the lower half of east Cornwall looking for some new stretches to exercise the dog. Mid-afternoon, mid-September and we were soon hungry. This is a pleasant cafe but we came over ten minutes after lunch ended so we resorted to tea and cake. Quite a selection, fairly priced and OK portions. Better for sitting on the outside benches in the surprisingly hot sun. Bit fiddly to drive down here by the lanes from the A30, easy to get get back south to Liskeard and the A38. We’d probably come again but in time for lunch.

The food was AMAZING also the milkshakes are good as well, really enjoyed our visit to here, the ladies was lovey in there, only us in there but was lovey and relaxed 🩷

Nicely tucked away down a little alleyway is this little coffee shop. I just had a latte with some salted caramel cake and for my wife who is Coeliac they had a Gluten Free treacle sponge and custard which she assured me was delicious, and she washed it down with a latte also. The place was clean and staff were friendly. Access could be an issue for some as it was on the 1st floor accessed by some fairly steep stairs but overall a nice experience

Excellent food and drink. We had some of the delicious cakes and homity pies, with some of the unusual, but tasty fermented food. Very unique! The coffee is the best in town and the staff are extremely friendly. Would definitely recommend.

I rate their pasty in the top three I have ever eaten. I do consider myself as a connoisseur of Cornish pasties.

Fantastic food and friendly staff (casie) we would highly recommend, really good GF choices and just a lovely atmosphere

We were visiting the town, we stopped in for breakfast unfortunately not a good experience. My eggs Benedict was lukewarm, the muffin was very underdone. It's states toasted on the menu but it was maybe in the toaster for 30 seconds. Eggs were not hot. My husbands breakfast was also not hot, and the toast was warm bread. We did speak to a staff member who was completely uninterested in anything, literally shrugged her shoulders. I visit our local Wetherspoons once a month on average and it's very much a higher standard of food and staff.

I'm a coffee cake addict & my partner heard they make it at Blake's so he brought me one as a surprise. At first I was happy but once I tasted it, I felt nauseated. I don't know quite how to describe it... the fondant on top is very scarce, but that's ok because it tastes vile, too sweet & the coffee flavour seems to come from some kind of terrible flavouring/essence, not from actual real coffee... the cake loaf itself - again, overly sweet & no coffee flavour whatsoever, pretty dry, topped with a few rancid walnuts... Also when I found out how much it costs, I was even more upset. I can get 2 much bigger coffee cakes from the supermarket for this price, more importantly those cakes would be edible.