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Hubbox Pentewan Sands a Funky Beach Shack Extension of the Trendy Hubbox Pentewan Sands A funky beach shack extension of the trendy Hubbox in Truro, this venue offers stunning views, handmade burgers and gourmet hot dogs, with occasional crab and lobster specials. Great for a summers evening! Open March onwards www.hubbox.co.uk/pentewan-sands/ 01726 844189 Sam’s on the Beach, Polkerris A family-friendly restaurant on the beach at Polkerris located in the old RNLI lifeboat station. A range of traditional wood fired pizzas, seafood and steaks. Location: Polkerris, PL24 2TL. 01726 812255 (recommend pre-booking in summer) www.samscornwall.co.uk Sam’s Diner Sam’s most recent incarnation, serving all the great food and atmosphere that you’d expect from Sam’s with a ‘teeny-weeny twist of Hotrod and a healthy drizzle of Wurlitzer’! Located next to Par Market and Kidzworld at Par www.samscornwalldiner.co.uk 01726 816200 Grigg’s Farm Restaurant A great place to enjoy breakfast, elevenses or a freshly made lunch, in a light airy restaurant, within 5 minutes drive of Bosinver, the destination also boast a great general store for good quality outdoor clothing. Open every day from 8am- 5pm. Location Hewaswater Lower Sticker PL26 7JH 01726 69997 Moustache Jacks A fun café in our nearest town St Austell with a good atmosphere and friendly staff. Open for lunch, dinner, coffee and cocktails. Close to Ozzell Bowl parking and the main shops. Location 2 Biddicks Court, Saint Austell PL25 5EW 01726 71426 Smorger’s Bistro Another handy licensed Bistro in St Austell serving breakfasts, lunch or afternoon tea - eat in or take out from an extensive menu containing meat and fish grills, hot specials, homemade soups, salads and a good variety of sandwiches. www.smorgers.com Location: 45 Fore St St Austell PL25 5PY 01726 67560 Pinky Murphy’s Café, Fowey Pinky Murphy’s is probably Cornwall’s funkiest and most fun café. Bijou and kitsch with eclectic décor and great bean bags! Homemade cakes and amazing lunch platters. Children of all ages especially welcome. Location: North Street, Fowey PL23 1DB 01726 832512 www.pinkymurphys.co.uk The Hidden Hut, Porthcurnick Beach, Portscatho A quirky rustic outdoor beach cafe located on the beautiful Roseland Peninsula, Cornwall which has even been on Caroline Quentin’s Cornwall TV programme. A family friendly wooden beach-side shed serving simple fresh food and drink from end of March through to end of October. 10am til 5pm (lunch served from 12-3pm) with occasional (sell out!) feast nights in summer. It really is hidden and easy to miss – park in the cliff top car park above Portscatho (Sat Nav TR2 5HR) and walk towards the sea to the cliff path and turn left. It is 5 minutes’ walk but well worth it! www.hiddenhut.co.uk NB no phone or mobile signal at hut Worth travelling for: Muddy Beach Café, Penryn Riverside café on the site of well-loved previous favourite Miss Peapods. If it’s sunny, sit outside and soak up the view along the estuary. Child and dog-friendly with a wide range of food and drink available. Location: Jubilee Wharf, Penryn TR10 8FG 01326 374424 www.muddybeach.com Gylly Beach Café, Falmouth A really cool beach café open throughout the year, this is the ideal place to enjoy a relaxing coffee with homemade cake or a tasty lunchtime treat. The beach and nearby gardens make it an ideal day out for all the family. Location: Cliff Road, Falmouth, TR11 4PA 01326 312884 www.gyllybeach.com Blue Bar, Porthowan Surfer’s haunt the Blue Bar is located in the sand dunes right by the spectacular beach at Porthtowan. Seasonal, local food freshly prepared daily. Live bands at weekends. Location: East Cliff, Beach Road, Porthtowan, TR4 8AD. 01209 890329 www.blue-bar.co.uk Bodhi’s Café, Newquay Fantastic views and excellent food. A great place to go whether you want brunch to start your day, a hot chocolate after a walk on the beach or a tasty evening meal. Beautiful sunsets. Location: South Fistral, Pentire, Newquay, TR7 1QA. 01637 850793 www.bodhisfistral.co.uk The Beach Hut Café, Newquay Cornwall’s best beachside hangout for cold beers and hot chocolates. Relaxed atmosphere, fresh contemporary menu and special kids’ menu. A great place to share a meal with the family or simply take in the stunning views. Location: Watergate Bay, Newquay, TR8 4AA. 01637 860543 www.watergatebay.co.uk Godrevy Café, Hayle With spectacular views over the sand dunes to Godrevy Beach, this is a relaxed, chilled-out beach café. Great food and friendly service. Come early as it gets packed —particularly on Sundays. Beautiful coastal walks, seal colony nearby and good surf. Location: Gwithian, Hayle, TR27 5ED. 01736 757999 www.nationaltrust.org.uk/godrevy Roskilly’s Croust House, St Keverne Delicious homemade food (by a roaring fire when it’s chilly or out in the sunshine in the old farmyard when it’s sunny). The menu includes pizza, pasties, fresh salads, and of course, Roskilly’s famous ice cream. They also do BBQs in the summer and put on a range of music nights. Location: Tregallast Barton, St Keverne, TR12 6NX. 01326 280479 www.roskillys.co.uk Woods Café, Cardinham Woods, Bodmin A great place in to go with children. The café is an old woodman’s cottage in the middle of Cardinham woods. Nearby stream, woods, climbing area and large car park. Location: Bodmin, PL30 4AL. 01208 78111 www.woodscafecornwall.co.uk .
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