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the link i posted was the correct place keacal, but well worth a visit.

there is a cafe above a bakers in newquay that does fantastic breakfasts too lol...

Quote: Originally posted by jason johnson on 14/4/2012

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Pengenna pasties also have a shop in St Ives. No trip is complete till we've had one. They also make up boxes of 12 if you preorder to take home with you, and if memory serves they also send them out by post . We've also had nice meals at 'The Bird in Hand' next to Paradise park in Hayle.

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They also have one in Bude.  

Mind you the one in Tintagel is the other end of the village from where I live.  Not to far the travel for a Pasty.

Quote: Originally posted by JADONAMY on 15/4/2012

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Quote: Originally posted by jason johnson on 14/4/2012

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Pengenna pasties also have a shop in St Ives. No trip is complete till we've had one. They also make up boxes of 12 if you preorder to take home with you, and if memory serves they also send them out by post . We've also had nice meals at 'The Bird in Hand' next to Paradise park in Hayle.

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They also have one in Bude.  

Mind you the one in Tintagel is the other end of the village from where I live.  Not to far the travel for a Pasty.

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Porthcurno beach is lovely, about a 5 min walk from the car park with a cafe at the top, so get what you need before you get to the beach.  The Minack theatre is just above the beach and worht a visit too.  There can be massive waves at times and as the beach is on quite a slope, you get some massive breakers, but be careful if bodyboarding etc.

The Sheaf of Wheat in St Ives does nice cheap (well cheap for Cornwall) meals too.

LOVE Cornwall, it is my second home!   My family has gone to Mawgen Porth at least once a year since Cornwall was invented! (OK a slight exagaration, but my Grandparents used to go there for holidays, have fond memories as a child down there and now have convinced my wife that we have to go down there for at least a long weekend once a year!)

Everyone above has listed great places to go however would recommend the Cornish Arms at St Merryn (its is owned by Rik Stein) and also fish and chips in PadStein from the one and only shop at the old railway station!  

If your into cycling recommend the Camal Trail, from Padstow - Camelford - Bodmin.  A great day out, nice cycle with some nice tea shops along the route.   Cycle hire in all three towns is not to expensive either!

enjoy!

hi try the pastys from here  m chapmans & son 45 st pirrans road perranporth tr6 obj its the butchers shop that make all its own pastys using all there own meats from there farm,its sells the best meats & pastys around

When you are in Sennan, the restaurant overlooking the beach, imaginatively called The Beach is just out of this world - rather posh and pricey, last year it was our posh night out on the last night (my OH then proposed on the beach by moonlight, awwwwww, soppy bugger).

Also, the pub in St Buryan, on the road to the Minnack is lovely for pub grub.

My other fave place in Perranporth, which brings back excelletn childhood memories is on the main road, its called the Cottage Grill (I think it might just be called Cottage now) - it might be cack now, but it was amazing when I was 10! Lol

Lizard Pasty Shack for Leggies pasties. The ultimate in pasty-ness!! Tiny little hut on the green.

Buy one (or two!) a can of pop and mooch along the coast path to Lizard point. Perfect!!

Then stop by Cadwith and buy fresh fish from the boats that land on the beach and take it home for tea.

Cornwall at its tasty best!

Rach x