The 41 best pet-friendly places and activities in St Ives

I had a late lunch here and was seated without any difficulty. The restaurant wasn't crowded for a weekend winter afternoon. The food was decent; the burger was cooked well, and the garlic parmesan chips were average. The staff were wonderful throughout our visit. Most noteworthy was the relaxing ambiance and the amazing view. I would happily dine here again.

Thank you so much, highlight of my stay in St Ives! I was around for a bit longer and came back a few times as I loved the burgers (dirty disco was the favourite), and the staff were super nice ☺️ so why go elsewhere? they recognised me already my second time, and were very accommodating despite me travelling alone (which is not welcome everywhere in the busy summer season) and never booking ahead. Picture doesn't do the burger justice, got to try!

After visiting St Ives we thought we would give the Hub a try. We are so glad we did as it was so good. It was that good we had to visit for a second time. The staff were so friendly and looked like they actually enjoyed working there. It may have had something to do with the great atmosphere the place had. The food was spot on. Burgers were one of the best we've had, and the giant onion rings were so tasty too. We also loved the choice of the £5 cocktails. The Pina colada was lovely and strong. Thank you and we will definitely be back.

We stopped by here on a Sunday evening after walking a section of the South West Coast path. We hadn’t booked but were lucky to get a sea view table. The restaurant was busy but the staff created a relaxed atmosphere. Food was good and the service excellent!

Come across this place back in December as we wanted to visit on New Year’s Eve but unfortunately it was fully booked. While being on holiday I thought it’s a great time to visit as I’ve had to wait a long 8 months to come back. I can tell you now it was definitely worth the wait! Food was incredible, definitely took us by surprise. The smashed cheeseburger was delicious, the classy chick was decent, the mutha clucka dirty fries were great. Sauces were decent, drinks were refreshing. Unfortunately the chicken tenders were a let down but other than that, food was spot on. Service was quite good, open and honest about the 45 minute wait time for food before being seated which I appreciated and respected. Definitely worth the 45 minute wait tho, we were well looked after and staff were very friendly and welcoming. I noticed they must be short staffed so we didn’t mind. Would highly recommend to those who love burgers. Definitely worth a shout, the cheeseburger is a go to.

Went after 7pm, was partly empty but took a long time for drinks and food to come out. Masala chips weren't that great and the plant burger was average, like every other burger I had. Loved the milkshake and the servers were very nice to us. Music was playing and doors open to let in a breeze so enjoyable experience overall.

Given a table sticky and dirty. Food was okay although paid £14 for a burger on it’s own without chips, absolute liberty! The manager was rude and abrupt- told a family member who has a unique dieting requirement (eating disorder) that she couldn’t eat there with us-We were a party of 8 and couldn’t enjoy our experience afterwards.

Tiny beach, excellent for a morning swim and/or watching the sun rise.

Wonderful little dog friendly beach (dog friendly all year round). Easy steps to get down to the beach. Even our little Westie managed to get down to them. Plenty of other dogs on the beach for him to play with. This little beach was clean and tidy and couldn’t see any litter or rubbish.

Amazing town, lots of good shops, also lots of bakery shops full of pasties, scones and cakes, what more could you want.

Lovely cove, dog friendly all year round. Beautiful clear waters

Beautiful beach, stunning scenery, soft sand idle for families. Shallow water, a great place to be

Lovely popular beach in centre of St Ives, never saw the tide out so far before here. really opens the bay up. Loads of shops and amenities all around gets so packed in summer, has a festival atmosphere.

Lovely beach but do not drive through the town, very busy, one way systems very tight, 0eople everywhere that dont move and parking is a bloody nightmare! Other than this st ives is bloody lovely! Get some fresh fudge and a nice walk on the beach to go with it!

One of the best pubs in St Ives, gorgeous location overlooking the harbour beach in the sunshine watching the world go by and the seagulls. Then step inside to the cosy bar with low ceilings, friendly staff, good food and a lovely atmosphere. The steak deal was fantastic with a free bottle of wine and so delicious, cooked to perfection. Would highly recommend. St Ives and Carbis Bay absolutely gorgeous. X

We came here to meet friends, the wine was lovely , the staff are friendly and the service is very good. Guinness was very nice 👌 Stunning views and managed to get a table outside eventually. We didn't mind sitting inside too. We ate here 4 years ago and it was delicious. We didn't eat here this time but the food that went past looked amazing and smelt so good Highly recommend a visit when in St Ives.

The pub is awesome, food and drinks. In our opinion one of the best to get delicious seafood. We had great lobsters and other seafood several times there. Thank you so much!

We've stayed here before it's a great location with parking is off site but nearby. The room we stayed in was clean with lovely views and a slightly sloping floor. The floor made the bed slope and it was disconcerting to find yourself nearly falling out! The shower was lovely but they do not supply shower gel. There was too much furniture in the room and a tricky staircase to use. It's an old building with lots of quirks but the bed needed levelling. The food in the pub was great. We would stay again but not in that room.

A popular spot for both tourists and locals. They have a wide selection of beers at reasonable prices. The Rattler on tap is also a big bonus!

The mussels were great. Plump and perfectly cooked. The crab linguine was very disappointing. Bland and over cooked. The overbearing signs about glassware spoil the feel outside.

Great pub, perfect for people watching and great views of the harbour. Staff were super friendly and had a great choice of drinks - especially 0% beers.

The most amazing breakfast we have ever had! The service was great and the food came out quickly too. Everything was delicious and cooked to perfection. We had a double English, the smoker and an eggs Benedict and all were divine. Added benefit is that dogs are allowed in, and they have a doggy menu. Thank you.

Our second visit this week. And even better than the first. The service was superb again, it’s a nice place, brilliant location. She had Avo and Eggs again - loved it. I had Welsh Rarebit. Wow. It was simply amazing. The best Welsh Rarebit I have ever had. The little fella had some toast. Brilliant cafe. On our previous visit I had a Croque Madam, and it was delicious.

Popped in to the cafe this morning for breakfast. Lovely staff and interior is funky. Had the double full English which was superb, the waffle stack one had looked amazing and the poached eggs and avocado also looked really good. The pot of tea was great All in all a great place to visit and would recommend it. Ignore the moaners, I doubt they've ever cracked a smile since birth.

A good place for families to grab a quick brunch. Crab sandwich was really good. Flatbread brisket was on the dryer side, but was quite flavourful. Atmosphere was lively, decor was interesting and seating was comfortable/spacious.

Visited twice and had very yummy coffee, a really nice breakfast on the first visit and a delish scone on the second, with cornish jam and everything! Very cute atmosphere too ☺️ Great vegan options for my partner too.

We stumbled upon this café when we were looking to get a quick lunch before leaving St Ives and it was such a lovely find. Generous portions, good coffee, lots of options for vegetarians and very friendly service.

We went in here to get out of the rain and decided to try our first Cornish Cream Tea. Got sat immediately and staff were attentive and food arrived quickly. Warm and cosy atmosphere and a good experience.

Wow! If you’re visiting St.Ives then this place should definitely be on the top of your “to-do” list, it’s superb. You won’t find better views and the decor has a real feel of luxury and relaxation. We have been coming to the locality as a couple usually twice a year, for the last 5-years or so and somehow we’ve never been here before. I’ll tell you why actually…. the menu didn’t particularly appeal to us. We hadn’t realised it’s had a re-vamp but had decided to just finally try it - and my god we’re so glad we did!!! We managed to nab a table on the balcony just after midday with far reaching views over to the three mile beach and beyond to the lighthouse 👌🏼👌🏼Having checked out menu we ordered the Surf n Turf, potato salad, then Korean Chicken with Lobster fries. Unfortunately they brought out my wife’s food and my chips, but seemed to forget my Korean Chicken…. I waited patiently and cheekily started grazing on my wife’s the steak n prawns 🤣 but it didn’t arrive. I raised it with the team after 10 mins who apologised explaining there was a mix up with tables moving or something, another 5 mins and it arrived. Shame, as the food was very, very good/tasty. I know these things can happen so I’ll let it slide this time, especially as the girls were very friendly/apologetic. We almost went back for dinner this evening to order the same dishes 🤣🤣🤣, that’s how much we enjoyed it.

We recently visited Pedn Olva for a birthday meal. This was our first time in St Ives and our first time visiting Pedn Olva. We were made to feel extremely welcome, the service was fantastic, as well as the food which was delicious! We sat up on the top for some drinks before the meal and were offered blankets to help keep warm- which was lovely! We then went downstairs where the team had reserved a lovely sea view table. They had written a birthday note and provided a birthday drink of choice on the house, which was a lovely touch and greatly appreciated. The food came out promptly and we thoroughly enjoyed our experience. We would 100% recommend to anyone we know who would be visiting St Ives!

Been coming here for years usually just a drink in the bar but the last 3 years we’ve eaten. The refurb looks stunning, it was already a nice place to stop and have a drink on the roof terrace or in the bar but now it is a must stop! We had surf and turf, pork belly and red Thai curry. All were really good. Service excellent - professional but friendly. The best bit- dogs are allowed in most of the areas which makes it easy for us to dine out here. Try it, you won’t be disappointed!

This was our first visit since refurbishment. We went, without booking, for a Sunday evening meal and were pleased to be found a table in a busy restaurant. The views are simply magnificent. They must be one of the best in the world…yes, that good. The staff, mainly youngsters, perhaps from a local school, tried hard and were attentive and polite. However, it was rather noisy with a child crying for at least some of the time. The muzac was too loud, which inevitably encourages loud conversation. My wife’s meal was changed without notification or consultation and appeared without one menued item. Some of mine was tepid, the rest cold. The beef was not pink. To their credit when they discovered it was my birthday they waived the charge for 2 glasses of wine, which was of course much appreciated. Would I go again? Everyone deserves at least a second chance.

Fantastic breakfast! We are local to St Ives and try get to the newly refurbished Pedn Olva for breakfast whenever we can. The breakfast rolls are great wonderful with a stunning view to match over St Ives bay. The food is always fresh, delicious, and perfectly cooked & the coffee is great. Crystal and Louise are incredibly friendly and attentive, both are reals credits to the Pedn Olva and a great advert for the place. Their prescence always makes the experience extra special. Highly recommended to anybody whether you’re a couple, have children or dogs.

Wow! What a stay! The hotel was beautiful with the most amazing views and added little touches. We couldn’t get over the beautiful room and view from many locations. We will definitely be back. We had a lovely evening meal. Food was delicious. There was a small mix up with our starters but the servers couldn’t have done more to make sure everything was sorted. The sticky toffee pudding was the best I have ever had! Drinks menu extensive with some unique touches. Thank you for a lovely stay. We will be returning.

Had a beautiful meal for my birthday. Had a window seat which made it that little bit more special. Katy our waitress was brilliant. Very attentive and professional. Food was delicious! Would happily come back again 😁

The cafe lives up its reviews. The food was unique and tasty, and the service was good. It was a busy day, and after a parking nightmare, we were an hour late - but they called me, and they accommodated us. Even in the restaurant we had to move table and they were super proactive and helpful.

Absolutely superb breakfast, in a wonderful cafe with incredible views. The place is amazing, sat on the cliff face with the beach and sea right opposite, the views are superb. They have various seating areas, inside, in the pods (recommended) or on the benches on the lower level. The service was immaculate, they look after you, are set up with colouring kits for kids etc. We both had the Build Your Own breakfasts with various items. All were superb. Really really good. Cannot recommend highly enough and we’ll be back for a lunch or dinner in the next day or so. Loved it. Edited the review to reflect that we also had our evening meal here. And what a place! If you book at the right time you get to see a stunning sunset. Food wise the evening menu was delicious. We really enjoyed it. We shared scallops, pork tacos, crispy sea bass, tortilla, tomato and moz salad. The little fella had, as usual, chicken and chips.

Amazing food with an even better view! We tried the tapas — halloumi, crab croquettes, scallops, and beetroot salad — all delicious, the scallops were a first for me (and did not disappoint!). Perfect spot to relax with a drink while looking out over Porthmeor Beach.

Fabulous! Definitely one of our new favourite spot in Cornwall to enjoy the ocean view and good quality food! Service impeccable! We spend around £40/50 pp because we had 2 beers and 2 glasses of Prosecco, otherwise we would have spent around £30 each tasting quality food! Highly recommended!

We enjoyed our breakfast here three mornings during our visit to St Ives. The food is excellent and the service was fantastic. We had a table inside right above the beach and it was a lovely way to start the day. I had my first cream tea ever in England and it was delicious.

Had dinner with friends here on our last night in St Ives. We booked a pod that came with spectacular views of the beach and a beautiful sunset. The food was really good, the star of the show was the crispy sea bass but was impressed with all the dishes we had. Service was faultless, nothing was too much trouble. Anyone who visits here will be in for a treat but make sure you book in advance as it gets very busy.

Amazing restaurant over looking the delightful porthmeor beach. Worth a visit to watch sunset, surfing, and seagulls. Delicious food, great service and good value. Will be back!

The food was lovely, especially the mussels and lamb ragu. The haddock was dry and that whole meal was pretty bland. We also had the prawns to start and they were lovely, but maybe overpriced. All in all, a lovely experience, but the haddock let it down slightly.

As a reviewer, I always search for the positives and the mussels were definitely that, they were great! However, I was put off from ordering a starter and a dessert because of the poor service which was polite but slow. After waiting 30 minutes, the restaurant wasn't busy, our drinks and food order was finally taken and the food and drinks arrived at roughly the same time; like buses but without the iced water, which never arrived. I can only put this down to us being placed in an annexe away from the main restaurant, as we had our dog with us. It was a bit of a shame that the service was polite but poor, because our main was really tasty. A restaurant perhaps resting on its laurels because of the demand for tables at peak season.

Sunday lunch was absolutely first class. The food was fresh, beautifully cooked (no microwave here) and delicious. This is a fine example of how a traditional roast beef lunch should be. Well done

We've had a Wonderful and warm welcome when we had dinner there. The food was very original, tasty and perfectly cooked. I even went back 2 days after my first visit just to get a side of there to die for side of stemmed brocoli. I was welcomed with the same grace and warmth by a very charming and pleasant lady who invited us to sit down while waiting. That's that kind of sincere welcome that make you realise how special this place is.

This is a great dining spot in the heart of St Ives. An incredibly welcoming experience in a beautifully decorated restaurant… you have the option of seating in the restaurant or on the terrace which is great! The staff were very polite and the service was quick. This for me was an incredibly relaxing experience and the food was super tasty. I would recommend the beef rigatoni and the incredibly creamy buratta (one of the best I’ve ever had). Only thing I will say is the portion size was huge! But is that something really to complain about? I would definitely return here <3

Recommend to us from a friend. We we all blown away with the amount of flavour in the food here - I had the Prawn Risotto and my Wife had the Chowder. Our daughters had the mussels and truffle fries and we all very much enjoyed it. When we come back to St Ives we will be coming back here. Great food, service and nice venue.

New favourite restaurant in St Ives. We come every year and haven’t visited the loft before but are so glad we did! The food on offer is all really cosy and rich in flavour. For starter I had the muscles which were delicious and cooked in a lovely chorizo and tomato sauce - such an amazing change from the usual white wine. I had the Hake which was absolutely delicious and came with the most amazing curry sauce I’ve ever had. The rest of my party had the beef cheek and the lamb rigatoni which were both slow cooked and the meat was falling to pieces they said they were delicious too! The service was good but could have been slightly better if the staff were more attentive- they seemed very rushed and busy. We will definitely visit again.

We stumbled across this place during our stay in st Ives and we were so glad we did. The food was amazing, the biggest burgers we'd ever seen! Everything we ordered was delicious and well presented, the staff were all super friendly and gave great service. Would definitely go back.

Great pub-restaurant with a good selection of food and beers. The atmosphere was nice and welcoming. We had a small communication issue with our waitress, but she mentioned she was new, so it’s understandable. Overall, a pleasant experience!

Not eaten here in a couple years but it’s a favourite of ours and we looked forward to returning! Food was fantastic! Be prepared to get messy, Hickory Squealer is impossible to eat and keep clean but it’s definitely worth it! Wednesdays offer of extra wings was also fantastic and delicious!! Staff couldn’t have been better! Savannah in particular was extremely polite and friendly and offered advice on the menu, noticing that my daughter was (mistakenly) looking at the plant based side of the menu and checking whether it was plant based she was after, or the chicken. She also offered for us to taste a couple of the lagers, with us not being familiar with what was on offer! We look forward to our next visit!

Visited last night for dinner they do beer and chicken and also have a beer and plant menu! Catering for all. They also have a kids menu too. Some other reviews have suggested this isn’t kid friendly, its St Ives every restaurant caters for families. Steep stairs to enter but had a warm welcome. Recommend booking in advance you need to enter card details which are held but no money taken. Food arrived quick within 15 mins. We ordered x2 burgers, fries and a mac and cheese. Kids portion was big and tasty and comes with a drink. It had a rusty feel but I think it felt really cheap inside and grubby. The walls are really dirty if you noticed them. Toilets are cheap and could go with a scrub. I left wanting more for the prices they are charging if I'm honest. £20 for a burger and fries. I had the jerk burger and was expecting a home made mango chutney but I think it was bought from a jar. 10% service charge automatically added to the bill. All in all a nice meal, good service and food was good just nothing amazing.

We had a lovely meal we took our dog with us she was happy not too noisy Super friendly staff. Amazing food just spot on cooked and flavours are bang on. Oh and the cocktails are well worth a try. 👌

Lovely girls serving us. Didn’t book but still got seated. Lush food and drinks and good location

The place is upstairs, a rather steep set of stairs. We were seated almost immediately, tables were cleaned for us and drinks ordered promptly. Local craft beers and some strong ones, I like that. I didnt check the menu before arrival, reasoning Beer N Bird is chicken and beer, however its simply burgers really. They are great burgers, portion sizes are extremely fair. The flavours are good, ingredients fair quality. The staff were young but good, chatty and have a laugh but don't pester you too much. There was a girl singing the other end of the room.. not that great to be fair, however, was not too loud to ruin stuff. Overall a decent enough dinner.

Stopped here to keep out of the pouring rain, and to use the toilets. The staff were friendly, and accommodating - it was really busy but they still gave us a table despite us not ordering food. I had Cornish Smugglers rum and lemonade - it was gorgeous! There's a great selection of local beer and spirits and having checked out the food menu, and seeing the hearty plates leaving the kitchen, would definitely come back for a meal. Great traditional pub, serving traditional food and drinks, highly recommended.

Had delicious lunch of fish pie. Huge portion at very reasonable price of £12. The two female bar staff were so friendly and helpful. A lovely find in a pricey and busy town.

We went for Sunday lunch and it was very good. Large portion, hot, and tasted amazing, service by the ladies was on point, friendly and warm welcome. We will definitely go back again during our stay, make sure you go. They don't take bookings so I'd it's full have a pint and wait, you'll be glad you did. Proper old school pub, we loved it!

It started a bit weird we can admit that. I had to pay before the service but we took our chances. The food comes really fast. Less than half of pint of Guinness later everything was on the table fresh hot lovely made. Perfect music and sound level. Lovely staff. Amazing location. Enjoy every minute of it. Tomorrow is an other day, but don’t count on it.

Fantastic lunch. Beautifully cooked lovely food,piping hot, very generous portions and very well priced unlike many other places in St Ives. Friendly and welcoming. Would definitely recommend

On a busy Tuesday in July we found The Union Inn after a recommendation from a local shop keeper. We easily found a table for 5 and duly ordered drinks and food. Good pub grub, I had a burger which was well priced for central St Ives and plenty of it. Staff were really friendly behind the bar and the lady you brought our food out.

We visited yesterday with friends for food, one of the lunches we Asked for jacket potato with chilli and cheese we were told they can’t do cheese on it bar woman told they don’t do that and don’t have the tools to grate it ?? This woman was a real people person NOT. When the chilli came out it was ridiculously hot and not in temperature I had a few mouthfuls about quarter and couldn’t eat anymore the rest of our table tried it and said the same thing, we re looked at the menu to see how we missed some warning of hot and spicy etc but nothing. All my party on the table have had many chillies but nothing like this it was ridiculous. I’ve just spent last day and night suffering with really bad heartburn. We would have said something to the blonde hair lady behind the bar but clearly she wouldn’t have been helpful in anyway.

The good, the bad, and the unacceptable. The good - the pub is in such a wonderful position and if you're fortunate enough to eat at a window table, the view across the harbour is to die for. There's also a relaxed, unhurried vibe to enjoy regardless of your table. The bad - the Sunday carvery seems to be unmissable. After all, what is not to like about crispy roast potatoes and crackling along with your pork. The reality, however, took me back many years to school dinners. The potatoes, if they ever were crispy, were served beneath gravy soaked pork, so, of course they were soggy. No crackling came with the meal and the Yorkshire puddings were rock hard and dry. There's more, but you've got the idea. On a small plus side, the manager, did deduct the cost of two meals. However, I would have much preferred, not a deduction, but a genuine apology and, surely, a commitment to let the kitchen staff know that the food quality was unacceptable. Not many changes would be needed to transform the food into something that would encourage customers to return rather than look elsewhere. As a local, I have always previously enjoyed eating here, so feel badly let down on this occasion.

Fantastic location right on the harbour, with spacious rooms and genuinely lovely staff — both the check-in and dining room teams made us feel welcome. A few areas could be improved: the room access via a narrow alley and banging staircase door, very low shower water pressure, and slow breakfast service with a limited buffet. Still, a great spot in the heart of St Ives.

Stayed for 2 nights September 25, Gorgeous building on the harbour of st.ives, we were expecting to park up and walk a fair way with suitcases because of location... It is what it is... Be prepared. Checked in, nice social area, the lady who checked us in was pleasant and showed us to our room. Out of a side door in to an alley, in through another side door and up a really steep staircase...if you're not able bodied?, this isn't the place for you. Our room was large and comfortable, everything you would expect for the price point, clean and spacious.The water pressure....abysmal. it took nearly an hour to run a bath... I don't know if anything can be done about that?. The shower was slow but functional. I've seen a nose run quicker than the taps. In the room we were in, there weren't any views but we were out and about so it didn't really matter. The bar was well stocked, sporting events on the screens, so if you are a sports fan?... You're catered to. The breakfasts were very nice but the service at breakfast was minimal and awkward. First morning, there wasn't any juices available, but the second morning there were. I don't know if I was being stupid?, but cereal and milk was available but apparently nothing to put them in?... Again I don't know if I was being stupid or not looking in the right place, but I would expect the necessary wares to be obvious. Nice selection of pastries and condiments and the butter was soft which is rare. You are shown to a table by the first staff member you come in to contact with, but after that it's whoever you can get the attention of.... And the food is good. But after it's been delivered we had no follow through or check in, no offer of drink refills and while I'm on the subject.... The tea is not good. Boasts at being a Cornish blend but if that means 'piddle weak'?... They need help. It's a lovely, building, a fantastic location, the rooms are nice, the food is nice.... But the service isn't there, there is no structure to the customer facing roles, it's a bit whoever, whenever. Upon checking out?.... We just left the key on the bar with a wave to a staff member sat in the office. No follow up about our stay, were we happy?, were there any issues?, the beer barrel banging in the alley at 6 in the morning right underneath our room wasn't the worst thing to happen in the world, but it did wake us up. The facilities are there, it's not amazing stay but it's satisfactory, but the service is substandard for the price point... And I get it, it's a popular town, an amazing sought after location.... They don't need the repeat business because they will get new business year on year regardless.

Been going for the last few weeks.....but this week was a new menu, the Sunday roast was good. Choice of 3 meats , chicken,beef(on the pink side) and pork. Plenty of vegetables come with the roast, and if you wanted more side cost about £3.50 each...the food was delicious and was told it was a new chef...you can tell from previous weeks...worth a booking if in the town and I look forward to trying the menu in the week...will keep going 👍

Been coming here for years when on holiday but today has put us off returning , the food and the view is great but the staff were rude , yes the table we were sat at was reserved but we still had 15 minutes before that time and we were told “I need the table back” no hi just to let you know I’ll need the table soon or how was our food etc plus we were still finishing our food , so we’re gonna find somewhere else to spend our money . Such a shame as we’ve had such good food and lovely staff before

My Friend and I had a lovely lunch of Local Ham,eggs and chips. It was delicious 😋. Also had a couple of pints of Korev!! I however managed to leave my phone behind and it was very kindly handed in to the staff, so whoever you were I am so thankful and the barmanager was brilliant in making sure it was my phone before he let me take it, which is only right. All the staff are very friendly and the customer service is second to none. We will be back. It's one of our favourites.

Awful experience. We got seated on a bench with 4 other people and there were tables free. Asked if we could move after a while they agreed. Waited an hour for the main meal to arrive after ordering it and it was cold and dried up when it arrived. It was clear it had been sitting there. The burgers were pink inside. Service was awful as table was dirty and glasses not collected. The manager was rude when we explained the meal was cold. Asked for a refund she came over slammed the money on the table. Do NOT eat here its horrible

Yummy! All the staff were soo nice. I had the sweet apple and blackberry pastie that was vegan 😋 and they gave us tap water as we didn't order any drinks. The sweet pastie was so so yummy!!! Would 100% recommend

A lovely little cafe in the heart of st Ives. We visited a few times as they did gluten free pasties. The food is good but I do feel the prices are a little on the high side, and it would be nice to see a sandwich option thats without pork or brie. The iced coffee is good and the staff are really friendly. There isn’t loads of seating available but when you do get a space it’s a nice atmosphere or you can take away. They also do gluten free scones!

Lovely cafe for a nice breakfast. It was our last day before heading back and we haven’t had a cream tea so we went there for a cream tea and as it was our last meal we also ordered the scotch eggs and a sausage roll. We thought the cream tea was really good but a bit over price as it came without a tea. The scotch egg was a bit dry, however on the other hand, the sausage roll was really good and we had the best coffee from St Ives. A bit of mix feeling but we would definitely give them a go. We didn’t have the sandwich but they look good also.

We were looking for a Cream Tea in St Ives and this little cozy cafe didn’t disappoint us. The cream tea was absolutely delicious, my daughter just had the “best brownie ever” and I had a heavenly scrumptious Apple & Blackberry Pastie. I would come back one thousands times, nice staff, very clean and exquisite food variety

This is a lovely small café (literally 5 or so tables). The staff were very warm and welcoming, and the cream tea was the best I have ever had. I would recommend this place heartily, they deserve all the business they can get. (We went as a family of 4, but probably best suited to pairs.)

I cannot thank staff enough for all their help and support, when I became unwell just before eating their delicious food and needed an ambulance. Professional and very attentive on a very busy Bank Holiday Monday. Thank you once again!! I do plan to return sometime for a calmer dining experience.

Really disappointed! Worst gluten free pasty and scones we’ve ever had! And I don’t say this lightly! We were directed here by another bakery after asking for gluten free pasties and scones. We heard them directing every who asked here! Queued for ages for a table. Staff were rushed and busy. Not particularly helpful or interested. When we received our gluten free pasties and scones they came served heated within plastic wrap! They were highly processed and awful substitutes for the real things. Dry and chewy. Nowadays so many places make such amazing gluten free options there really is no excuse for such a sub standard offering. Don’t waste your time!! Really not worth the visit if you’re gluten free.

Quality pub! Very friendly. Good beers. Reasonable prices!

The Golden Lion is a friendly community pub not far from St. Ives Harbour and offers a decent selection of beers/ciders, solid-quality pub food and a relaxed atmosphere. This is less of a tourist place than, say, The Lifeboat Inn, so your may find more locals than foreigners (myself excluded) here. The bar staff are very friendly indeed, and you can better unwind in this rather small establishment than at the larger, busier places. As food I had the chilli chicken with wedges and a better-than-average salad garnish (not the three dry leaves often served). The chicken breast was agreeably spicy and well prepared. There were quite a few inviting options on the menu. Drinks prices are pretty much average for the location (so, not too low).

One of the best bars in St Ives , with locals and holiday makers enjoying the new look ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Nice pub,beer garden and dog friendly. Good beer by Sharpe's sea fury.

Best value locals boozer of the few pubs explored in St Ives. Struck lucky as 2 mail meals for price of 1 Thursday evening £15 bargain.

Really good pub great atmosphere.

Lovely pub. Lots of character. Smells lovely for some reason.

It was very windy when I visited Porthgwidden Beach, but it’s still an incredibly beautiful spot. The water was a vibrant blue, and the sand was clean and soft, making it a perfect place to relax despite the breeze. The beach has a peaceful, tucked-away feel, offering a serene atmosphere that’s ideal for unwinding. Even with the wind, it’s a lovely beach.

St Ives has some of the most beautiful beaches, each with its own unique vibe. Porthmeor Beach is a hit with surfers, while Porthminster Beach kicks off a gorgeous stretch of golden sands that runs all the way to Godrevy Lighthouse. The views are amazing, especially if you take a walk up to St Nicholas Chapel. So next time you're in Cornwall, make sure to check out this incredible spot!

Awesome beach, clean sandy beach, blue water, sunny day...what else you would need for a perfect beach day. Be ready to do some hiking. This beach is accessible from St. Ives station, a 15-20 min walk. Absolutely beautiful. You can stay in Carbis bay and reach to St.Ives by train in just 1-2£ ticket within 10 min, and 20 min by walk. Best time is summer, so you get a sunny daylight. I visited in the end of august,where two days were sunny and 1 day was extremely windy and cloudy. So be prepared with suitable clothing. Now about food, You shouldn't miss the Cornish pasty which gives you cheapest and savory option. Also on the way, you can enjoy St.Ives' beautiful market and have a drink with beautiful sea view.

Porthgwidden Beach is an absolute gem tucked away in St Ives, and it quickly became one of my favorite spots during my visit to Cornwall. This small, sheltered beach offers a perfect retreat from the busier, more crowded beaches in the area, making it ideal for those looking for a peaceful day by the sea. The beach itself is stunning, with soft golden sand and clear, calm waters that are perfect for swimming or just wading in to cool off. The size of the beach adds to its charm—it's intimate without feeling cramped, and the surrounding cliffs provide a sense of seclusion that’s hard to find elsewhere. The views out to sea are breathtaking, especially during sunset when the sky lights up with vibrant colors. One of the things I loved most about Porthgwidden Beach was how family-friendly it is. The gentle waves make it a safe spot for children to play, and there’s plenty of space to spread out and relax. Despite its smaller size, it never felt overcrowded, even during peak season. The beach also has a few handy amenities, including clean public restrooms and a lovely little café right on the beachfront, which serves delicious snacks, ice creams, and hot drinks. It’s the perfect place to grab a coffee and enjoy the views. Another highlight is how clean and well-maintained the beach is, with clear efforts made to preserve its natural beauty. The community feel is strong here, and it’s clear that locals and visitors alike take pride in keeping the area pristine. Overall, Porthgwidden Beach is a must-visit for anyone in the St Ives area. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to unwind, a safe spot for children to play, or simply want to soak up the natural beauty of Cornwall, this beach has it all. I can’t wait to return on my next trip to Cornwall!

Very lovely beach although it gets quite busy in the afternoon with car parking so I recommend coming early and spending the whole day down there

We had an unforgettable experience at this stunning beach. We parked at The Island car park and made the short walk down to Porthgwidden beach, which was practically abandoned on a sunny but windy Tuesday morning. We'd toyed with the idea of booking a wildlife boat tour out to seal island, but had decided not to. To our surprise, within 10 seconds of arriving on the beach, we had a seal playing in the waves just feet away from us! The beach really is a hidden gem. It never became crowded, even when people arrived to enjoy a dog walk or to launch their foil surfboards. A fantastic place to sink into soft, golden-white sand and watch the waves crash against the rocks on a windy day - the perfect peaceful cove before heading into the tourist haven of St Ives!

Small beach with calm crystal clear waters and enclosed by a few big rocks. Parking nearby with amenities and toilets also close. Good if you have children or want to go for a quick dip. We could see a few crabs chilling in shallow waters it was so clear but water was quite cold.

Fantastic Experience at The Rum & Crab Shack! We had an absolutely brilliant time at The Rum & Crab Shack! From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel incredibly welcome – their friendly and attentive service really set the tone for a wonderful afternoon. And the food? Simply delicious! We enjoyed every bite. Plus, we were lucky enough to get a table by the window, and the sea view was just stunning, adding an extra layer of enjoyment to our meal. Highly recommend The Rum & Crab Shack for anyone looking for great food, a warm welcome, and beautiful scenery! We can't wait to go back.

Wow – what an experience! The food was absolutely amazing. My sister said the ribs (coated in a rich BBQ and rum sauce) were the best she’s ever had. I went for the jerk chicken, and my wife had fish and chips – everything was fresh, full of flavour, and perfectly cooked. The drinks didn’t disappoint either. With such a huge rum selection, happy hour was definitely enjoyed! A big bonus for us was how warmly our two large dogs were welcomed – that alone makes a huge difference. Add in the breathtaking beach view, and it all made for an unforgettable visit. The staff were outstanding, very friendly and welcoming. We’ll definitely be coming back, and I can’t recommend this place enough!

Absolute gem of a place staff were super friendly and accommodating we had what must be the best table in the restaurant overlooking the harbour. Cocktails were out of this world and the biggest list of rums to choose from I've ever seen. The bread is baked fresh in store daily something they are proud of and rightly so. We had the crab and haddock burger and the rack of ribs, the presentation was as good as the food tastes to die for. Portion size was very generous and couldn't finish it all. Couldn't recommend this place enough and will go every time we're in St ives

Staff amazing, atmosphere amazing. They don't make hot coffee but I have tasted an amazing iced coffee. Devilish whitebait, we were expecting to be spicy hence the name, chowder was a let down not my personal taste, lobster ok. Food wise there is still work to do.

The food here was amazing. Massive tasty portions and my Dad said he they did the best ribs he has ever eaten. Despite being very busy, we were able to get a table after just a short wait. They also had a good selection of drinks.

We came here and had rum & crab. My expectations of having rum & crab at The Rum & Crab Shack were thoroughly met. It was fun picking out a random shot of rum to try from their large selection of rum - over 100 rums apparently. I opted for a cherry flavoured rum which went down a little too easily. I wished I could try some more, but unfortunately couldn't because I was driving. The staff were super friendly & knowledgeable about the rums on offer. They seemed perfectly happy to make recommendations if asked. I guess they are also knowledgeable about crab, but I did not ask for any crab-related advice. They were very accommodating for our dog. We were able to choose a suitable table out of those that were available, which was a nice touch. The food was good - presented in the style of a seafood shack, also as expected! Would definitely recommend this place if you like rum & crab.

What a find! As soon as Tom the waiter saw us and offered us the table by the window we knew we were at the best pub in town. Tom was helpful and polite and made excellent recommendations. Thank Tom. You made my birthday treat even more special. Fiona and Aber girls xxx

Fantastic beach side - more than a cafe - serving lovely food. Very friendly and welcoming. We had a selection of dishes - Crab Taco, Garlic Prawns, Mussels with fries and beautifully soft bread and really creamy butter!

Nice place on Porthgwidden Beach, had a lovely table with a beautiful off the beach and beyond. Apart from the burger which looked dry and overcooked the food was pretty good and served generous portions. The service was OK, nothing special and felt a bit rushed to get us to leave after we just finished our meal. A bit of improvement around service and teach the kitchen how to make a decent burger then they’ll be on to a winner!

We come across this Beach Café by chance, it's tucked away down the beach approach just off the St Ives - Island car Park. Got to say the drive to and from the car park was tight and through the town, but we managed to squeeze down the tight roads in our Ford Ranger. The Porthgwidden Beach Café was a lovely unexpected jewel, we were greeted by the staff and seated at the lovely window table overlooking the bay. The food choice was just what we expected, and the quality was 2nd to non, we both had the fish and chips, which was great quality and taste. The service was extremely quick, and the staff where really friendly, giving us advice on the scenery and where we should visit. All in all I will give this place a 5/5 for food, service and a friendly atmosphere. We will definitely save this as a favourite for when we return back to Cornwall.

Well .. it was our 1st wedding anniversary & needless to say we had to go back to where we had our wedding breakfast mealy , only the two of us instead of the 3o one year ago this time round .. & what a joy ( cheaper too , lol ) , great views just as before & made relaxed .. quick catch up with 'Will' (plus others) & food ordered , service although a different waitress was second to none .. amazing food & 1st steak since being in town for the week , excellent perfectly cook & the lemon sole too . Wined Dined & Reminisced , fab evening & we'll be going back for sure ... why shouldn't we the food alone is enough.

The reason why is just one star for food is because we get squid rings which we paid £8.95…shocking, we got also burgers which was brilliant, perfect . You can see it in the picture. That was from takeaway

Great views food OK reasonably priced you can get a drink here beach is fab and a safe swim area

The female receptionist in the restaurant could not have been more unwelcoming or frosty in manner. We did however eat in the beach café which was lovely. So five stars for food and staff service at Beach café - none for welcome in restaurant.

Love the ambience and decor. Food was really good, portions a little small. We think maybe the waitress was having an off night, either got our orders wrong or just forgot completely. Ordered dessert but she came back with the bill. Waited ages, a little frustrating but got there in the end!

The best food in St Ives. Wonderful choice, fresh, inventive, delicious. Lovely ambiance. Excellent. Mussels big and tender, hake soft and tasty, pork crispy and juicy. Amazing. Lovely service too. Also the best cocktails in St Ives!

Best restaurant we’ve been to in st Ives, lots of choice of small plates. Service was good and food came quickly. Cocktails were very nice and so was the food, everything was presented beautifully. Would highly recommend.

So glad we stopped here! We’ve walked passed so many times along the harbour and always thought it looked like a nice little spot, and boy we were right! It’s not very often you find places that know exactly what they want to achieve, exactly who they are, and the sea room delivers on this with the vibe, food, and everything inbetween! The ambience is perfect, giving the impression of an old seaside pub, but in a modern shell. The food matches this and is honestly gorgeous. The muscles had the best sauce to date, even to the point I had to drink it lol, and the sea bream special was everything you could ever want it to be, crispy skin, flakey flavoursome fish, delicious! Some things on the menu are a little pricey (buratta and broccoli) despite being very tasty, but somethings were well worth the money, almost underpriced! The drinks were equally as lush, with the service being just the right amount of attentive. Please don’t overlook this place like we did for so long, just stop by! Make it a night too, because the deserts were very very tasty

Went for my birthday meal with my lovely missus and didn't have a clue what to order from the menu. Initially I thought it was absolute posh jibberish, but believe me, this place is the proper stuff. Loved it if I could give even more stars I would. This is a definite must for those visiting St ives.

Really cute little bar with some really nice tapas dishes. We sat at the window seats looking out over the beach and felt like we were abroad. Cocktails were lovely and the servers had noted we were on our honeymoon and made a thoroughly appreciated little gesture. Would definitely visit again.

Delicious, well-priced dishes with a beautiful harbour-side view from which to enjoy them from. Decent mix of tapas/bar type meals with wide selection of drinks with daily specials to choose from (too bad we didn’t have space for any dessert!)

It is a stunning spot, perfect for anyone who loves both beautiful scenery and beach activities. The golden sand is soft and clean, and the views across the water are breathtaking. The beach is popular with surfers, and even if you’re not catching waves, it’s a great place to watch them in action. The location is lively but still has a laid-back vibe, with plenty of space to relax or take a stroll along the shore. A must-visit if you’re in St. Ives!

Can beach for body boarding or surfing as a novice. Coast guard present so safe as a beach can be. Lots of space. Lots of amenities but parking is very challenging so use car parks on the edge of town such as the one off Park Avenue rather than the main car and coach park which is an even further trek.

Beautiful and wide beach Now at this time of the year it's not busy as it's cold. But people are still driving into the water. Nice white sands and stunning views from the top where you actually need to park your car.

Fantastic spot for beach lovers. The view is amazing, and there are some great cafes nearby. Perfect for a seaside stroll.

Excellent beach although it does get very busy, if you’re looking for some waves then this is the spot for you.

Love this beach. It’s not so busy as to be crowded and not full of dogs crapping everywhere (no dogs allowed during peak months). The beach bar is amazing. Open from early until 8pm, cheapest bar in st Ives (£16 gets beer, white and a coke). And the kids chicken nuggets are literally to die for. Drinks, watching the sun go down, nothing better.

Beautiful evening overlooking the beach. Nice walk along the coastal path.

Wipe your feet on the way out! Came in as a family for food and I really wish we had not bothered. Food was served in plastic baskets - plastic baskets!!!! with paper underneath the food.. said paper ripped and yummy an added extra for free! Don’t even start with the state of the glassware, definitely not cleaned properly. Had I seen the state of the floor behind the bar before we had eaten I would’ve walked straight out. The place is sticky, dirty and overpriced. The chips were cheap frozen crinkle chips and the ham tasted sour so we left most of it. Absolute rip off. EHO should have a little wander in here, it really shouldn’t be serving food.

Fantastic night out , last night 28th August 2025 Karaoke was on , pub was very busy which shows you how popular it is. Everyone was friendly and welcoming. I highly recommend going there for a great night.

Nice pub, serves food at lunch and evening meals. Hand pull ales available. We had a pint and a half of Skinner's Betty Stoggs, very nice

Little belter of a pub. Love the bar maid from Reading, glad she's still here! Great selection of dead man's rum

Went in and showed my government drivers license but was refused due it being deemed as fake? Went next door and there were no faults with it. Staff might need a reminder on how to tell if an ID is fake or invalid. Shame as I was really looking forward to the experience.

This was the first time I was travelling all alone, after a five-hour train journey I was drained, and I badly needed a drink to feel like myself again. I had read about the Castle Inn from one of the Cornwall city guide sights, this being one of the oldest pubs in the town. I thought of starting my trip with a drink at the pub, I placed my order and while the drink was poured, I realised that I did not have my card on me. I had left it at the hotel, and I felt embarrassed as I explained my situation to the lady on the other side of the bar. I did not have any cash either but not for once did she humiliate or make me feel small, instead she politely offered me the drink without wanting anything in return. It might have been an insignificant gesture for others; however, I was moved by her kindness. The crumpling fear of being harshly judged or scolded for wasting the drink was replaced by a feeling of gratefulness. I thanked her but promised to return to the bar with my card and so I did fifteen minutes later. The simple gesture of giving out a drink for free really moved me, this thing made me feel more confident about my journey.

Castle Inn is a superior real ale pub in the centre of St. Ives, just a short walk from its popular harbour. Like many community pubs it doesn't look like much from outside, but the place is fairly elaborate and its rough, dark wood décor exudes the atmosphere of real local history. The range of hand-pumped real ales is far above average for St. Ives, and unlike many other establishments in the town it is not affiliated with or owned by St. Austell Brewery. As a result the beer selection offers real variety. They offer live music events on a regular basis, and it is one of those places where locals and tourists mix. Recommended.

Food is excellent, sea bass was freshly cooked and pork rib grilled to an excellent state. The beach view from balcony was fantastic and we took quite a lot photos. The service is first class. Just the price was a little bit pricy. Better to leave some time for parking the car at station car park if you come over by car.

Beautiful restaurant with a view! Very lucky to hav a sea view seat, seafood is fresh and taste great! Love the crabmeat salad, taste refreshing, I enjoy the mussels a lot, perfectly cooked and the white wine sauce is on spot! Our waiter is very nice to make sure we have been looking after! Thank you !

Every dish at Porthminster Beach Cafe (Restaurant) was superb. Squid, pork cheek, lobster and cod, fresh and faultlessly cooked and presented with wonderful friendly professional service (thankyou Shaun, you were wonderful). Brilliant restaurant with amazing views. Highly recommended. Thankyou.

Fantastic evening meal with family for a special occasion Been before so know how good it is, the food is superb, good fresh fish Service was really attentive and relaxed, and even though we had 2 young children with us there was no rush to get us out

Fabulous food! Catch of the day is super fresh, also LOVE the squid and seafood curry. Service is also nice, view is brilliant.

We booked a table for dinner at Porthminster Beach Café and were seated by the wall. I asked if we could move to an empty window table, but was told it had been booked and the guests would be arriving shortly. However, by the time we left, the table was still empty. It felt like they could have let us sit there with the understanding that we’d need to vacate by a certain time. The food was fine, but nothing particularly special. Overall, a bit disappointing given the reputation, price and location.

Porthminster Beach Café in St Ives delivers a superb dining experience in a stunning beachfront setting. A 10/10 experience, without hesitation. We visited for my wife’s birthday and were impressed by the warm, attentive service, complete with a birthday card on the table and a candle in her dessert. The highlight was the catch of the day. Red Gurnard, cooked to perfection and beautifully presented. It was, without question, the best piece of fish I’ve ever had so far. While prices are premium, the quality of the food, thoughtful service, and breathtaking views make it well worth it.

Well it’s a very quaint harbour . St Ives is a very busy place even out of season . If you want to park , get here early. It is a very photogenic place and has very aggressive seagulls . The harbour front is awash with pubs and coffee shops and the town is full of nice little artisan shops . Including Joe Downs , who makes the most amazing things out of glass . Her copper fish are my personal favourite. Enjoy your stay , be patient with the townsfolk who have to have deliveries to bring the food, drink and all the other things you will buy.

I recently visited St Ives and it honestly felt like stepping into another world. On a sunny day, it’s like being transported to a foreign country – the sparkling turquoise sea, golden sands, and stunning scenery are simply breathtaking. The town itself has such a charming, welcoming atmosphere, with its winding streets, independent shops, and plenty of spots to sit and take it all in. Whether you’re strolling along the harbour, relaxing on the beach, or enjoying a drink with a view, everything about St Ives feels amazing. It’s one of those places that leaves you in awe and makes you want to return again and again.

Absolutely beautiful spot for a little rest and a bite to eat, parking is none existent so I wouldn’t even attempt driving down in to the town. I’d recommend parking up by the leisure centre and taking the 10 minute walk down the hill. Parking is £7 for 4hrs or £11 for the day.

Best beaches anywhere! Lots of interesting shops and small art galleries to visit. Not a place to drive around as roads very narrow so walking is essential and this can be steep at times but that does mean great views.

A truly pleasant, albeit often overcrowded place to be. Plenty of shops and restaurants with fantastic views out over the harbour. Seals can also sometimes be spotted within the harbour, although that sadly wasn't the case when I visited.

Fantabulous! Crystal clear water and very clean beach. Family friendly with lifeguards on duty.Lovely atmosphere and picturesque place.

Lovely harbour. Plenty of restaurants and other places to eat and drink. Lots of coffee houses. Large beach and arcades for children.

A lovely pub with a great atmosphere. A special shout out to Jamie and Casey who were so friendly and welcoming, they couldn't do enough for us. The food was excellent and well presented. We will be back soon!

Been going to this pub for years when visiting the caravan site. Always been inviting and great menu . Their Menu is boring . This is st Ives - fish finger sandwich🤣 We had a ‘special’ meal . I’m no cook myself but that was terrible . Wine in a little bottle - you having a laugh!!! We are so disappointed and this pub will be closed soon . Won’t be visiting again better meal on a transport cafe. Sorry

Stumbled on this quaint pub on our travels. Beautiful country pub, fabulous food (I had lamb shank and hubby had pie). Staff were very welcoming and service was very good. We had 2 small dogs and will definitely return if we are in the area again. Thank you.x

Back again after having the best Sunday roast here 6 years ago. Unfortunately the standard has dropped. Food was average, my beef was overcooked and tough, sliced on the grain so even more tough. Veggies are ok, green beans also tough and stringy. My husbands chicken breast was also overcooked and dry. The lamb was good. Pork belly had no crackling- was told this before ordering but such a shame. Service was good, friendly staff. Parking available opposite the pub.

We visited during a very quiet Saturday afternoon and were were the only customers so can't comment on service and atmosphere but was very very disappointed with the quality of the food despite it being over priced for what it was! The £7 chicken goujons were tiny and skinny and only got three of them in a portion...essentially heated frozen supermarket ones! The £14.95 beef burgers were heated frozen quarter pounders, buns weren't even toasted and had to pay extra for a single slice of cheese! To top it all off the burger didn't sit well with me and made me puke out all the food!

Grateful for this delightful gastropub with England’s finest pub food. My family and I visited and arrived early lunch, were quickly seated and served. Service was great and food was delicious with generous portions. I highly recommend this place as not all restaurants/pubs in Cornwall do lunch (go figure). A parking lot just for this pub across the street was an added bonus plus clean toilets with a changing station in the ladies room. Awesome.

We went for Sunday lunch, and it was the worst roast we have ever had! The vegetables so over cooked that they had turned into a green gray slop, the beef was like cracked leather. My partner had the vegetarian option which was so bad one mouthful was enough, utterly revolting. The Halsetown Inn was a really lovely place to eat a few years ago but now it's sadly a definite place to avoid. There's a reason they made us pay before we ate.

Great roast, great drinks, fantastic prices (bout 25 pounds per person for a roast plus drinks). We came back after our roasts for a couple drinks to play darts and pool. Got a little slighted when we got asked to move from the darts table cause they forgot to set a table for dinner - felt a bit like that could have set a table adjacent to this area so we could have also stuck around!

We just had an amazing sunday roast!!! Very delicious. Nice atmosphere and very friendly stuff. We will be definitiv come during our stay in Carbis Bay

Great local pub. Good pint of Doom Bar. Friendly service. Food was good quality pub grub. Children's portion only slightly smaller than adult so good value. Bit cold in the pub. Pool table and games area. Dangerous exiting the pub if you've had a few too many as fast road straight out side! Support your local!

Excellent pub, staff very friendly and establishment itself very clean. Decided to get a meal, (fish and chips) and for the price was delicious and good portion size. Would recommend 👍

Went on a Wednesday night. Busy as it was a quiz night. Bar staff were a little rude maybe because they were busy but we were given the brush off when we asked if there were any spare tables. Quiz master was a bit too over friendly ,it was obvious he knew some of the teams & was having banter with them which didn't come across well to other people & teams taking part.Used a few swear words when there were families with young children eating in the dining area. Maybe he should be a bit more professional if he's going to compere a quiz that includes tourists considerting they are putting money behind the bar on a quiz night.

We have visited this pub 2 nights in a row . We are on holiday from Kent. The guys are so lovely and friendly and made us feel welcome . The food was fantastic hence why we visited twice already in our week here . My steak was cooked to perfection . I highly recommend this place .

We rang up as was interested in doing the pub quiz As we like to keep traditional pubs going. Was told if not eating wouldn’t need to book a table and can just turn up. . Anyway having dashed back from Newquay to get here as soon as we walked through the door all of sudden no tables spare and fully booked ! Strange as we could see empty spaces around us. Clearly a pub for the locals and not tourists. Landlord basically couldn’t give a txss and we left quicker than it took us to travel down here. Anyway it’s your loss as we like food and drinks and you lost out on £150 between 5 of us to the sloops inn at st Ives which clearly more welcomed us and appreciated us being there. So next year we will completely bypass this on our travels to st Ives. 👋👋 zero stars.

Went in for lunch for one. Very welcoming and friendly staff. Good selection for Sunday including Roasts on a plank, and baguettes filled with meat, gravy, frites on top and sides which I had. Extensive selection of Belgian beers with guest biers available. Good atmosphere with musician playing Sunday afternoons. All in all a very pleasant experience and could have stayed longer just looking at the decorated walls and ceiling.

Me and my family popped in for dinner whilst on holiday. The atmosphere is great and the staff were extremely friendly and knowledgeable. We had food and I had the Stoofvlees, which was amazing! The beef fell apart and the gravy was out of this world. My Mum had the roast beef baguette but the meat was so tough, she had to leave most of it. The beers and the array of glasses that went with them were fab though, and they even stock low and nonalcoholic beers.

What a blast! The food was delicious (we had the Belgian tapas - which was a first for us - & a honeycomb waffle that could cure world peace), the atmosphere was warm, the staff were welcoming & so knowledgeable…because this is a great place for beer enthusiasts! So much choice - some more well known labels, some niche - we were given great recommendations & all were served in gorgeous glassware & tasted heavenly. Would highly recommend to all! We shall return one day…

Outstanding! Massive selection of drinks beer and ale. Great chilled atmosphere that not full of stuck up people. The staff are really nice very knowledgeable. And food is very filling nice and unfussy. Overall I definitely recommend

We arrived too late to order food on Sunday but were able to have a drink and a friendly chat with staff. What a fabulous place, great vibe, brilliant music and the decor was amazing. Staff were fabulous, friendly and very hospitable. Would love to come back and eat here another time. Great selection of beers etc and menu looked excellent. Definitely recommend.

Great place to eat, amazing array of beers and food is excellent. Service first class. Price is high, but as expected for St.Ives in the summer.

We didn't eat, but the beer selection is the best I've ever seen. Great music and very friendly and helpful staff.

A nice little pub in the middle of St Ives, with reasonably priced bar meals. The pub has a pool table and a few screens for watching sports. The barman was really friendly and helpful too.

The toilets are the most disgusting in all of St. Ives. I have photos to prove it. Unfortunately as I have a strong sense of smell I can detect them from the bar. When we lived in St Ives (for 15 years) it was never like that. Also, the dryer is far too high for children to use. But I knew that before we moved home.

Wonderful and friendly staff. Room had a very comfy feeling and fairly clean. Toilets were well aerated. Overall simplistic design that feels like home. Lacking amenities and other facilities that make it 4 star worthy. However 4 stars for cleanliness. Most impressive was breakfast service which is exclusive to hotel guests only. Side entrance could be improved and signs for the hotel entrance could be more visible.

Went here for a drink today where they had music playing rugby on the tv very load and also football on TV’s well they got all touchy when I said no one is watching the rugby could you turn the tv down so I can here the music and they refused well I don’t think these numtys understand that a sports bar in st Ives is not needed as I don’t think hoards of sports fans go to st Ives and the general public are just normal people not needing to watching boring football or rugby they are there for the sites which explains why the pub was empty 😂

Stayed here for one night on Easter weekend. The staff were lovely and welcoming and the room was quirky and cute. Some little things need fixing and look a little run down but nothing drastic and we were even lucky enough to have a small sea view from our window! Breakfast was good too. In a great location in the centre of St Ives with a 5 minute walk to the harbour. Would highly recommend!

I’m comparing other hotels in same price range throughout Cornwall - definitely not a 4 star. Pros- bedding comfortable!! Huge plus Location great (except since it’s in the heart it does have street noise! Cons- hotel run down and older, bathrooms small, tv not smart Certainly a good place to stay, but don’t expect as charming as the photos (or maybe we got the room that wasn’t pictured🤣)

Great pub in the heart of St Ives...staff are great,sky sports and a really good pint of local cask...look forward to returning

We thoroughly enjoyed our two hour sea safari with Dolly P! Mike was extremely knowledgeable about the grey seals we saw, the lighthouses and shipwrecks in the area, and the beautiful hidden coves along the coastline. The entire process was easy and fun and communication was great prior to our trip. Highly recommend!

We had a trip out with Dolly P boats to Seal Island which was only an hour or so but great fun. The tides around St Ives can be unpredictable so we had to be 'ferried' to the main boat and step from one boat to another which added to the adventure! Mike reassured us and gave us lots of info and stats about the tides, the wildlife and their habits. All of the crew (land and sea) were a delight! I highly recommend Dolly P trips.

Nicely organized and well executed boat trips to the seal island which is few miles away from the boat starting point. Staffs were kind and giving clear instructions about the boat trip. My kids were enjoying it a lot and we had an opportunity to see some seals in the sea water.

We had a 1-hour trip to Seal Island, which was amazing. We were all fitted with life jackets and felt extremely safe from the moment we stepped off land. Whilst on the boat we were taken to Seal Island, where Mike, who was extremely knowledgeable, shared some really interesting stories about the history of some of the seabirds, seals and local wildlife and answered any questions we had with ease. The only downside was that the trip went by so quickly as everyone was enjoying themselves so much. We would book a longer trip if we get to go again. Would highly recommend Dolly P's boat trips.

Excellent trip we had, the guide of the tour has so much knowledge and experience and he knows a lot about sea life. Sam was very kind and humble person and he gave me a tour of control room and explained the process and I learned a lot from the session we had. Spotted seals and seen them go for hunting as well. Very professional and humble people to be honest. The lady who booked ticket was 😎 cool😍😍😍 Definitely going again. Must recommend if you want a fabulous tour🫡🫡🫡

AMAZING Fantastic hour trip, we booked seal island but got distracted by a pod of Dolphins.. ran out of time to go to the island but hey-ho.. WE SAW DOLPHINS 🐬 😀 the team were fantastic from start to finish, due to the tide we had to get ferried across to our boat.. everything was handled professionally. A trip for all ages, highly recommend.

Me and my fiancé decided to give “Dolly P Boat Trips” in St Ives a go as part of my birthday. I’m pleased to say this was the highlight of our 9 day trip in Cornwall. We had a fantastic time seeing all the natural beauty Cornwall has to see along the coast. Mike was our guide and he was both very engaging and knowledgable on anything from; marine life, sea rescues and history of the coast. He showed us some very beautiful views and had us entirely engaged through his humorous personality. We also got see within a few feet, many Seals which made my experience. I would recommend this to any families, couples or group of friends who are looking for a unique experience. In my opinion, it was worth every penny and if you can to specifically book the “Dolly P” for what Mike can offer you on top…I would.

Situated just a short walk from Porthminster Beach, it’s the perfect base for exploring the town and its stunning surroundings. The area is generally quiet and peaceful, making it ideal for those looking to relax, but it’s still within easy reach of restaurants, cafes, and local attractions. Whether you’re heading to the beach or taking a stroll into St Ives town, everything is conveniently close by.

For uk meaby any seaside in Europe is ages better

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Food is good but customer service was appallingly poor. We were a total of 15 customers. When we phoned to make a reservation, nobody answered so we had to reserve seats online. This meant we had to book around 3 tables. When we arrived, we explained what happened but they kept saying you should have called us. So instead of seating us all together , (some of us had travelled from London and the USA to be with family over Easter) they sat us at 3 different tables. The food was good but when it came to ordering dessert they said : you don't have time for dessert we need the table in 10 minutes. The way we were spoken to was very rude. We then were told that one of our party had shouted at them, and we tried to find out who. One of our party who is an event planner said they had been trying to suggest how the previously booked tables could be arranged but they did not shout. Also it seems odd to treat 14 customers badly over a supposed bad experience with one customer. Everyone's customer service experience was so poor that, sadly, a number of us wondered whether there was some form of xenophobia going on? We had spent a lot of money ( including a 10% "optional" service charge already on the final bill)and the food was delicious but unfortunately in the end, we left the restaurant with a bad taste in our mouths. This was a disappointing experience of St Ives for us. We have been to Cornwall before. We had an excellent experience in Padstow two years ago.

Nicely decorated and not too busy for its size. Friendly staff and professional. Good wine list and drinks but no cocktails. Food cooked well and nice atmosphere

Just came across this small restaurant around the corner in the town. It’s hard to be seen so that’s why there’s not much people inside compare to those restaurants by the beach. The drinks is okay but the food and the service is so so good. Definitely will have a second visit!😋

Amazing food, the wait time wasn't long at all. This prices are good and the portion sizes are very filling! Would definitely dine here again.

After a rocky start to our holiday, the Cornish Deli was a welcome reprieve. We had the Cornish seafood sharer for two which was amazing. The seafood was fresh and delicious and the portion was massive. Service was really friendly and we really enjoyed chatting with the waitress. Definitely recommend booking in advance as it’s a small restaurant!

A hidden gem for sure! We booked ahead for lunch, and got treated to enormous plates of really fresh, delicious food. They seem to have plenty of specials on each day based on whats fresh, and locals popped in for takeaway sandwiches all afternoon. They also have a deli section with local cheeses, beers and wine which make for nice gifts.

Amazing breakfast. Glad we trusted the google reviews and they did not disappoint. Didn’t have to wait long for the food to arrive and they were absolutely phenomenal. Can really tasted how fresh and quality the ingredients were. Max was absolutely friendly to us.

This place offers excellent food with a wide variety of gluten-free options. The dishes are full of flavour, and the staff are knowledgeable and attentive, making it a safe and enjoyable choice for anyone following a gluten-free diet

Just shared a fish finger sandwich and a 'Reuben' with my wife. Both were absolutely delicious and the best we've had during our time in Cornwall. Fantastic, cheery service too. A fantastic little gem.We will be back.

The food was AMAZING! The staff members were super friendly. The restaurant is not large; if you want to dine in, get there early before the peak lunch time.

Fantastic Sunday lunch, although given the number of courses that's an understatement. With the multiple starter courses it's much more than a Sunday lunch. Once we get past the home made bread & wild garlic butter, the beautiful kale salad, the fish bites, and moules mariniere to the main course, the beef was juicy, the gravy rich, and potatoes roasted to perfection. The atmosphere is relaxed and intimate, and how this place isn't fully booked out is a travesty. Not cheap, but not just Sunday lunch either. Very special.

Wonderful lunch here, we stopped in on the off-chance to treat ourselves for our 10 year wedding anniversary whilst visiting St. Ives and were lucky enough to be the only people dining in at the time. The waiter was a lovely chap, attentive but not overly so. Perfect! The foccacia was lovely and warm and the pickles were sharp, crunchy and tangy. The asparagus pea & mint risotto was EXCELLENT, as was the crab, very fresh. The fish was beautiful also, and if we could have had a vat of the chicken butter chive sauce it came with, it still wouldn't have been enough, so good! Highly recommend!

This was an excellent dining experience as the food was delicious plus excellent customer service. The fish was cooked to perfection and the various tapas were delicious - compliments to the chef. The atmosphere of the Source Kitchen is subdued, quiet and soothing allowing for pleasant conversations to take place rather than fighting against 'background music'. They were also very accommodating with our two small dogs. We would definitely go back again - highly recommended.

Popes in for dinner very nice fresh quality food, came back for the Sunday Road and was one of the best roast ever.

Absolutely loved this restaurant, staff were friendly and knowledgeable, had great tips on the food and especially the wine. Loved the atmosphere in the restaurant and locally sourced food. The Thai oysters are a must - very original and delicious!

We stopped for lunch on a boiling hot day. The choice of local produce was wonderful. Service was friendly and attentive. The dishes were explained well too. We ordered a selection of dishes between three of us. The carrots with whipped local cheese was delicious. The crab dish was also superb! I would recommend you visit and would definitely come back. Great work!

Our favourite restaurant in St. Ives. We came here for lunch and ended up coming back the next day. The dishes were creative and full of flavour, all made with local ingredients. The mussels are a must-try. The Fowey Valley cider is top-notch, one of the best ciders I've had. I also appreciate that Source Kitchen serve loose leaf Earl Grey in a pot. Thank you for a great meal!

Excellent museum with a broad & diverse history of St Ives. For a small entrance fee this is great value. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful.

Such a wonderful museum all about St Ives. A great place to spend a few hours especially on a rainy day. Really enjoyed it and the staff are lovely.

Very interesting place showing a lot of local history. Only £5 for adults to go in. The museum was originally the seaman's mission, so the building itself is great to look around. Disabled access via a stair lift, so not suitable for someone who is unable to transfer. The ladies were very knowledgeable and helpful. Great on a day like today we're the weather is a little wild.

A gem! So many interesting collections and we loved learning about the cultural history of St Ives as well as about the industries there. Great little cats activity for younger kids too. Thanks to Eddie and the other volunteer guide (sorry his name escapes me) for making the visit so warm and welcoming. A must visit whatever the weather!

Lovely museum slightly off the beaten track. Decent admission price of £5. Children free. Slight problem for one of our party were the stairs to enter, leave and visit one of the floors of exhibitions. Lots to see. New exhibitions from our last visit a couple of years ago. Good couple of hours spent learning about St Ives history. Recommend.

Nicely presented and interesting selection of memorabilia, from all areas of the history of St Ives. Staff were lovely and encouraged the children to do little activities that they had set up for the holidays. £5 Entry for adults and children are free.

An amazing volunteer run museum showing life in St Ives over the centuries. Free to enter but you will want to give a donation by the time you are ready to leave. If you are in St Ives dont miss this little gem.

Nice place to eat, good view onto the cove. We didn’t have to wait for a table which was a surprise could just be as weather wasn’t fantastic (typical british summer) We had mixed food, but by far the best looking and tastiest was the flat bread option. It was clean and staff friendly Overall a nice place to go for lunch. Would visit again

Nice main meal today of Brisket Tacos. Healthy at under 500 cals too. Had a diet coke with ice and lemon. Quick service from the friendly restaurant staff. We use the Lounge chain of restaurants quite often and cannot recommend them highly enough. This one is literally opposite the harbour in St Ives. Just a short train ride away from us. A perfect sunny day too.

Got the Miami brunch which was very different and nice. The best thing about it were the sweetcorn fritters. The French vanilla latte was good also. Good place for food which offers great service and a nice view of the beach.

Relaxed restaurant for a coffee and brunch in the morning, and dinner in the evening. Or just a drink if you want to get out of the St Ives crowd. Caters really well for allergies and gluten intolerances with separate menus and very attentive staff. A great spot on the waterfront. Recommend the Lounge Eggs, great every time!

We like the Lounge restaurants and frequently eat at various ones across the country. Unfortunately we were pretty disappointed by the service in this one. One of my wife’s tapas dishes was wrong and we had to send it back. 15 minutes later still not received it and no update from staff. I then went to locate the member of staff who served us and he said he was chasing it up. 5 further minutes and a different member of staff came to check what we were missing. They had not even started cooking the replacement. 5 Further minutes later her 3 pieces of bbq chicken arrived. The rest of the family had finished and empty plates were lying on the table. Had to ask about a refund and asked for a free dessert for our 4 year old as he was getting restless. My sons dessert was brought however no one cleared the empty plates and had to eat dessert on a full table amongst dirty plates. Plates also left lying on empty tables next to us. All in all pretty frustrating and disappointing as it isn’t even as busy as it could be! We have ordered dessert now and hopefully it will arrive before the restaurant closes! Update: dessert came but had to ask for spoons! 🙄🥄 Also: shared our colouring from the experience

Here we had the best meal during our Cornwall trip. The food was tasty and the prices were good.

Loved it ..staff are excellent and the food was very good..we sat upstairs and was lucky enough to get a window table with a great view over St.Ives Harbour.. 😎❤️

Lovely coffee, served by lovely staff, in a lovely building! The coffee was top notch and I like the way they are working to cut down on waste and littering with the returning the cup policy. Great view of the harbour upstairs if the seat is available. Although I didn't have any of the food, it both looked and smelled amazing. I just wish I'd thought to buy some of their beans

Great location over looking the harbour. The pour over was full of flavour and the cinnamon bun was absolutely amazing - still warm and gooey. My wife enjoyed a grilled cheese with mushrooms and an oat milk chai. Staff were nice and friendly. Good range of coffee and merch available to purchase too.

Had a takeaway drink, charged £2 for the cup but as long as you return it you get the money back. Very good coffee and there eco friendly steps are really good.

Loved this cafe and initiative (whose coffee seems to be served in many local hotels and cafes). We had a savory breakfast here (brioche with pesto/ omelette and the marmite cheese toastie with local pickles) and both were great. The service was super quick and friendly too. Well worth a stop when exploring St. Ives!

The toast with cauliflower was a delightful surprise — such an unexpected yet delicious combination of flavors. And with that amazing view, the whole experience was unforgettable!

Very nice coffee here, I had a strawberry matcha n get a lovely tshirt! This place do not provide paper cup, thanks for making the world a better place!

This place has become our go-to cafe for work, socialising, breakfast and brunch, and even the solo trips into town that just need that little something extra! The food is refined and very very tasty, with an ever-changing specials board full of local ingredients. The bakes and cakes on offer are superb, from homemade malt loaf which will have a place in my heart forever (pls bring it back!) to cookies and banana bread, it’s all excellent. Most excellent of all though is the coffee and the view! Yallah is known for its coffee and it’s best served fresh. That paired with the gorgeous view of the harbour and bustling yet warm community vibe the place has, I genuinely cannot think of a better spot to hangout! The staff are superb and very friendly, and no doubt we will be seeing a lot of them the next few weeks!

Easily our favourite restaurant in St Ives! The food and drinks are an absolute delight - so many unique and delicious textures and flavours that complement one another perfectly. We enjoyed the best Sunday dinner we've ever had right here! Then there's the lovely owner and his fantastic staff, who always offer a warm welcome and provide excellent service from start to finish. And we have to mention the ambiance and decor. The building has been lovingly restored and is beautifully decorated throughout. All this and its dog friendly too! The perfect place to eat, stay and enjoy your favourite tipple. We LOVE it!

Lovely family meal (for 8). Booked a few weeks in advance. Amazing wood fired pizzas, brilliant cocktails, friendly and attentive service. Would recommend! Located in central St Ives, in a historic building. Great visit.

Sunday roast was the best pub roast I can remember having, absolutely delicious! Staff were friendly and welcoming (sadly unlike many other places in St Ives) and they fitted us in even though we didn’t have a booking. Ambience / styling in the restaurant is great too. Wish we were here long enough to come back for another Sunday roast. Highly recommended!!

We popped in for a cocktail and a pizza. Lovely friendly service and honestly, I’ve had many pizzas in my time, but the pepperoni, nduja and hot honey pizza was excellent. I had a negroni - very good and my partner the passionfruit martini, also excellent. The atmosphere was cosy and live music (mixed experiences in many places in the past) was perfect for the venue. You guys were busy but maintained high standards, thank you, we’ll be back.

Delicious pizza - we really enjoyed our family meal here. The restaurant was super busy so it was quite a long wait for the food but it was worth it! The sticky toffee pudding was also amazing!

Lovely place. Very comfortable and cosy. There was a bar and lots of tables. Food was excellent and arrived relatively quickly. Lots of choice of pizza. We didn't rent a room but the restaurant was delightful. Overall it was a great experience and I recommend going there

Fantastic Sunday roast 👌 looking forward to coming back tomorrow. We like eating later in the evening. So this is perfect for us booked in for 7 o'clock on Sunday the 20th July. Wouldn't go anywhere else but here for our favourite roast dinner.

We were recommended this pub on our first visit to St Ives. We walked in on our visit yesterday and immediately fell into conversation with the locals. Good beer, sensible prices. It has a lovely buzz. There may be other non-tourist pubs in St Ives but we haven't found them and now we just come here when visiting

A one for the absolute steal of a price of a round of two drinks coming to £8.50. The house pilsner was a lovely tipple. The old boy at the end of the bar, polite. The reason it gets 1* from me. The locals. The barmaid. The lot of them couldn’t even look at us. As though we were ghosts, not wanted, not welcome. I also overheard the word emmet at mine and my wife’s direction. Funnily enough the coward behind it didn’t say it to me.

Top Pub great atmosphere . Great barstaff . Highly recommend it. Pool tables, juke box rocking. What more do you want . Tommy Kennedy IV

If you just want a beer with some mates and you are not worried about a seat with a view of the harbour, then the Ferrets is a great place to drink. St Ives is a great place to visit but the pub prices in most of the pubs that I've tried are ridiculous and it's not that the service is any better, but in the Ferrets I found the staff friendly and the drinks prices a lot cheaper than the rest of St Ives pubs. However, be warned, it can get "a bit lively" later on in the evening.

Great place to watch football. Cheaper prices than almost every pub/bar in st ives. The only problem I had was I got shortchanged and a funny feeling they knew about it.

Friendly staff, pool table, duke box! Prices are reasonable, friendly staff and locals! Great mix of people of in there from all walks of life! Wouldn't advise it for kids but great for adults! Beautiful log fire too.

Bloke behind the bar was rude then got caught by us selling gear in the toilet, absolutely shocking

Great place to visit in St. Ives beautiful scenery even on an overcast day.

Happy 60th Birthday Jill!!!! Lovely spot to take special people in your life especially when you can write it on the beach. It’s a fantastic harbour with great views there is a nice little lighthouse and the beach is very clean and the sea is clear

Very busy as you can imagine but I recommend going if you are around

The pier is a wonderful place for a stroll at sunset!

A great viewing point for St Ives, the pier is a working pier so children be aware, there are plenty of places to sit and relax in the afternoon sun. Some limited parking is available directly on the pier. The harbour office is located on the pier.

One of my favourite places in Cornwall , lovely picturesque fishing harbour , you can get a boat trip to seal island from the pier . The lighthouse is twinned with the lighthouse in Mevagissey 😎

Nice quiet place to sit and watch the harbour and seaside activities, public toilets and local shops are close by, just watch out for hungry seagulls trying to nick your food... Please do not feed them.

It's a brilliant beach to swim in and the waves aren't that big. Loads of places to grab a bite and a drink. There are also boat trips which are quite fun, you get to go and see seal island, I'd recommend wearing Slippers as tour shoes will get wet (book a boat trip in advance).

We went from London to visit our relatives who live nearby the beach in December, we thought weather will be poor but it was great! Very beautiful views my partner fallen in love with the beach.. very peaceful and less people around. Car Park was empty, my partner made few new friends…

Visually this is exactly how you imagine an ancient Cornish fishing town. Maze of small alleys and paths frame glorious views of the bay and harbour. Excellent retail therapy, a plethora of great pubs, amazing people watching, art galleries on every corner. Slightly exhausting avoiding cars and vans on streets built for horses.

Lovely town and harbour. Shame that when we visited it was raining but i imagine it would be beautiful with good weather.

Wonderful town on the coast with a beautiful harbour. Crystal clear water. Plenty of places to eat and drink bit parking can be annoying

Very beautiful views everywhere. You can have a walk thru shops and small streets which has a cool vibe. Don’t forget to try ice cream/ coffee from the shops.

Amazing place, really busy and minefield driving for parking also. Best to park at the barnoon car park and walk down. Be mindful 10 min walk and downhill walk and steep uphill walk.

An easy walk from St Ives or as part of the coastal path to Zennor. Some great views across to St Ives especially early mornings.

It's not far from the main town of St Ives to walk to and there is a rock which vaguely resembles an old man's head looking out to sea which can be fun to take pictures with. Also nice views of the landscape and good spot to catch the sunset.

Well worth the short walk for the great view back to St Ives.

About a 10 minute walk from the town on a really easy path. Great view well worth the time

A short and easy walk from St Ives with views back across the bay.

very scenic! short walk over and amazing views

I visited here because this where my mum wanted her ashes put 😊 we’re both from here …

We stayed at a house overlooking this park in August 2022. There were lots of bored teenagers hanging around this park. They were quite noisy and left a bit of a mess, but were otherwise quite harmless. However, I think they could put off someone looking for a quiet place to relax.

A beautiful small and quaint garden. perfect to sit there with a book and a coffee. Flowers were nicely arranged and lawn cut well; but the garden can be a problem if there are youths/ undesirables in it.

Pretty standard small park , pleasant enough and free but not exciting plant wise considering the sub tropical location.

Tiny small town garden free entry but not much to look at

Beautiful 😊

Peaceful garden open dawn to dusk. A few benches and a small grass area. Bin on site, clean and tidy.