Top Restaurants in St. Mawgan
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Newquay, Food Guide: 10 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in St. Mawgan
Reviews on Cafe food in St. Mawgan, Newquay, including St Mawgan Tea Room, Carnewas Tea Rooms, Gwenna Teahouse, Berryfields Farm, Bre-Pen Farm, Box & Barber Coffeehouse, Bunters, Cafe Cloud, Oceans Cafe, Andy's Cafe
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10. Andy's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 266 reviews
Andy's Cafe in centre of Newquay situated minutes from Towan Beach and in the main street and offers good Cornish fare and is dog friendly . Open daily from 8 a.m breakfast menu (available all day) with choices for everyone. continental breakfast,cereals,
Reviewed By Emily B
We went there on our holiday and it was great. My father in law is gluten free so limited to where we can eat. We came across Andy's while walking though Newquay town. The staff was so friendly and food great .Looking forward to going again when next in Newquay.
9. Oceans Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 677 reviews
Oceans is a licensed cafe/restaurant catering for all needs, whether u wish to sample one of our wonderful breakfasts, main meals or just a snack, all food is cooked fresh to order and in the summer months why not enjoy your meal outside in our sun terrac
Reviewed By Mark S
Popped in for a coffee on our arrival by train into Newquay, service was good, as was the coffee, so decided to go back for a late lunch on our way back for the train. We were not wrong to either, great value for money, and the food was fantastic too. The wife opted for scampi & chips, I went for the steak & kidney pie n chips, what a shame this only came with chips though, so much better with mash I think, especially when gravy is involved, which it was. The chips were nice mind, it's just I prefer sometimes not to be burdened with chips with everything, variety is the spice after all, perhaps a choice of mash boiled or chips would be an option in future? It was a good steak & Kidney pie, sadly the pastry was spoilt by the microwave, I'm sure this pie would have been so much better done in the oven. So If you're looking for something cheaper and tasty, this place is well recommended, it is great value for money, and the service was friendly and efficient too, I would imagine great for families with kids, it will help you to keep the costs down whilst on holiday.
8. Cafe Cloud
Overall Ratings
5 based on 497 reviews
Quaint cafe with a vintage twist serving breakfasts,fab toasties,sandwiches and the biggest scones in Newquay with our gorgeous cream teas
Reviewed By normannorma1
This place is just up from the harbour and seems to be the only place a coeliac can get a pastie in Newquay! Lots of other GF things on the menu.
7. Bunters
Overall Ratings
4 based on 339 reviews
Reviewed By carlamh73
We came across this cafe by chance 9 years ago after getting fed up of eating fast food & have been coming back every year since. Staff are polite & friendly, the food is delicious, good portions and reasonably priced, especially for families. We have had various items on the menu over the years; Lasagne, Scampi, Steak & Ale Pie, cooked breakfast & a variety of kids meals all of which have been delicious - empty plates all round. We will be back next year.
6. Box & Barber Coffeehouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 305 reviews
We are a Coffee/Breakfast Bar/Hairdressers above Watershed surf shop, offering speciality coffee, smoothies and juices, as well as a well rounded healthy food menu, and haircuts of all shapes and sizes.
Reviewed By Jerufmads13
Great coffee and amazing cinnamon buns - don't deny yourself! Have been a couple of times when on holiday in Newquay, staff are always friendly and there are lots of vegan and other options. Haven't had lunch or anything here but the food looked fresh and the menu is varied. Dog friendly in and out though it can get pretty busy; nice little terrace out front if you can get a spot in the sun.Would call in anytime we're in the area.
5. Bre-Pen Farm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By DebnAndy39
Cream teas at Bre-Pen Farm are consistently delicious! It is a 'must do' when on holiday with our family in North Cornwall. Home made scones, clotted cream, home made jam and generous pots of tea. Excellent friendly service - but watch out for the hens if you eat outside!An added bonus is the range of local produce that you can buy in the farm shop. You can also access Bre-Pen from the coastal path between Watergate Bay and Mawgan Porth.
4. Berryfields Farm
Overall Ratings
5 based on 342 reviews
Berryfields Tea Rooms
Reviewed By mickeyd2019
Very pretty and very clean. Without doubt the best (not just one of) cream teas in Cornwall home made, lots of and served beautifully on pretty china. Lots of other scummy food on the menu from huge breakfast to snack all served by friendly, smiling staff. There is also a holiday park which, apart from the badly designed small, noisy, coin operated showers is very clean, tidy and well laid out. Lots of lovely cliff and beach walks in a quiet beautiful location . Looking forward to returning many more times
3. Gwenna Teahouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By thelocalbigdog
Continue to come back here as it is so lovely. Always made to few welcome and so good with our little ones. Awesome coffee and cakes! Our little girl loves the brownie and little boy will eat everything! Such a good location as well!
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2. Carnewas Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By Robert M
I am ashamed to say I had a few words with Mrs Robert over this one. She wanted a crab sandwich, I fancied a ploughman's lunch and thought a pub would be the place.As we were at here and were going to Bedruthan we settled on the National Trust place at Carnewas.Mrs Robert had an excellent crab sandwich and my ploughman's lunch was, by a very long way, the best I have had in a long time. Perfection would only have been achieved could I have had a pint of Tribute to go with it.A great place, which will even do stuff to take away if you are going on a cliff walk.
1. St Mawgan Tea Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 250 reviews
Vintage Tea Room and triple-award winning garden, gorgeous conservatory with grapevine, Village Stores, community Post Office
Reviewed By Margaret291944
We visited the tea rooms for a lunch. I had jacket potato and beans. John had a cream tea. The tea room was spotless, the food was delicious and the conservetry was delightful. From the cup and saucer lamp shades to the beautifully kept garden, Tea was served in china tea pots with china cups and saucers. We will definitely use the tea rooms again. We had walked in from Mawgan Porth and were in need of refreshments, Thank you to all of the staff. Margaret and John Marsh.Thank you for your lovely comments, it really means such a lot to us. We're so pleased to hear you enjoyed your visit, and hope you'll be back soon for more of the same. Bonita :)
