PLACES TO EAT ON THE LIZARD PENINSULA, HELSTON, CORNWALL

THE THREE TUNS, ST KEVERNE

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A charming village pub nestled in the heart of St Keverne in the unspoiled Cornish village offers a warm welcome to all.
Offering a fresh, seasonal menu coupled with local craft beverages, all of which can be enjoyed inside or on the alfresco lawn taking in the panoramic views of the rolling hills with drink in hand.

THE WHITE HART, ST KEVERNE

01326 280325

The White Hart has been a family run pub for over 16 years, supported by a good local team. 

A vibrant village pub that welcomes visitors and locals alike.

Offering great real ales as well as the usual array of drinks, along with good food that is available both lunch times and in the evenings.

FAT APPLES CAFE, PORTHALLOW

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A family run café located just outside Porthallow, with outside seating for busy periods and just a short walk to Porthallow Cove.

Serving breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea, the emphasis is on local produce and home cooked food.

  Check their website for opening hours.  Booking is always advisable.



THE SHIPWRIGHTS ARMS, HELFORD

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You’ll find the Shipwrights Arms on the shores of the Helford river.

It has stunning views across to Helford Passage and out towards the mouth of the river.

The pub is popular with local fishermen, visitors and sailors alike and is the perfect, friendly retreat for the whole family.

WAVECREST CAFE, LIZARD POINT

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Wavecrest is perched on the clifftop at Lizard Point, the most southerly point of mainland Britain.

 Built in 1927, the cafe has served hot and cold drinks, light snacks, meals, ice creams, and incredible cream teas to generations of holiday makers and locals alike, with arguably the best sea view in the UK.

All food is made fresh to order using local produce.

Excellent!



POLPEOR CAFE, LIZARD POINT

01326 290939

Lizard Point is the most southerly point in the UK, and Polpeor Cafe boasts to be the most southerly cafe!  Perched on the edge of Lizard Point with spectacular views, the menu is extensive in this popular cafe.

Open for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea.



CADGWITH COVE INN, CADGWITH

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Over 400 years old, the Cadgwith Cove Inn has remained unspoilt since the cove's old smuggling days. The bars are full of atmosphere and relics adorn the walls collected from a rich seafaring history.

As well as having a reputation for keeping a fine selection of cask ales, the Cadgwith Cove Inn is renowned for its excellent cuisine.

The Kitchen is open every day.

THE FIVE PILCHARDS, PORTHALLOW

01326 280256

With a menu of hearty favourites and coastal classics, the recently refurbished restaurant uses locally-sourced fish, meats and fresh produce to conjure up a taste of southwest Cornwall.

Situated just by the beach at Porthallow, the Five Pilchards is open for lunch and dinner, with an option for take-away pizzas in the summer.



PORTHALLOW BEACH CAFE, PORTHALLOW

01326 280479

If you are looking for a unique, unspoilt place to eat in Cornwall

visit the Porthallow Beach Cafe. 

Situated on the beach in Porthallow, the cafe offers coffees, cakes, light bites and lunches during the day, and fabulous Cornish seafood and more in the evenings in The Loft.

Do check evening opening times, as this cafe opens on certain evenings only.