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Where to eat Cafe food in St Martin: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Cafe food in St Martin, Looe, including Rumours Bistro and Bar, Daisy's Cafe, Bistro on the Beach - Millendreath, The Lookout on the Quay, Miss Marples Tea Room & Cornish Delights, Island View Cafe, The Courtyard, Fleur Cafe, Tasty Corner, Summink Different
10. Summink Different
Overall Ratings
5 based on 72 reviews
An exciting new venture serving fresh local and organic food. A wide range for vegans and those with food intolerances. Cosy atmosphere. Extensive tea menu, triple certified coffee, a range of different milks, fresh juices and smoothies,homemade cakes, sa
Reviewed By C2026VVcarolinef
A great little find in the beautiful Downderry, if your an avid meat eater then this isnât the place for you. Lovely fresh vegan & veggie food and a great organic afternoon tea. If you fancy something different then here would be a good choice.
9. Tasty Corner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Family run long established cafe serving Breakfast, lunches,light bites and sandwiches, main homemade meals, desserts and Cornish ice creams, freshly baked scones and cream teas, home cooked Sunday lunch including complimentary glass of wine. Variety of h
Reviewed By wiseflower
We visited here Thursday lunchtime for a bite to eat before heading home. We ordered Chicken Steak Burger and Cheese Burger with Chips and Coleslaw. The food was served in a timely manner and most importantly, was hot on arrival. Really enjoyed our quick lunch meal!Upon paying the bill, we also bought two Lemon Drizzle Cakes which we ate on the way home - which were absolutely delicious. We hope to come back soon.
8. Fleur Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 314 reviews
By day, Fleur is a tearoom serving breakfasts, local specialities and homemade lunches and desserts.6 nights a week Fleur Tapas opens, serving freshly prepared Tapas dishes with a mix of local and Spanish flavours. BYOB
Reviewed By juliaandadam123
We wanted to treat our children to their first Cornish pasty and this ideally located cafe seemed a great opportunity. The service was good and staff friendly. Only one toilet, but it is a small cafe so not overly inconvenient.What let us down was the bill! There were 3 families (including us) and when our particular bill for 2 pasties, a quiche and 3 drinks came to £25 we were shocked! Our friends paid for 2 adults and 2 children to eat and theirs was over £30! We would have understood the prices if they compared to other establishments, but we walked just a short way on and found there were places with food and drinks at much more competitive prices. Living near London we know eating out can be expensive, but back home we could eat out for a full meal for the same price.
7. The Courtyard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 710 reviews
Situated in the Cornish Fishing Port of Looe, the Award Winning Courtyard offers a warm and friendly welcome to all. A key focus is placed on using the freshest, local fish, shellfish, meat and farm produce throughout its seasonally changing menu. Come on
Reviewed By Hmmmdoughnuts
Stopped for lunch in this little gem. Dog friendly and people friendly too. We had the catch of the day and a falafel wrap. Portions were good and the food was very tasty. A good lunch option.
6. Island View Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By 176av
We had just completed our coast walk and spotted this colourful cafe snuggled by the pathway overlooking the beachThe garden looked so inviting that we found a seat and ordered a quick snack and coffee,This garden was packed and the food was delivered cheerfully.They only have a tiny kitchen big enough for two but it just goes to show that a positive happy service is the main ingredient to the customers enjoyment.We really enjoyed our snack and it was the perfect end to a perfect day.
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5. Miss Marples Tea Room & Cornish Delights
Overall Ratings
4 based on 486 reviews
Reviewed By YorkshireSandra
Lovely little tea room in the heart of Looe. Visited each time I've been in Looe and never been disappointed. Lovely scone and cream (plenty of it!)
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4. The Lookout on the Quay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
A Funky contemporary river-side café ideally situated on the quayside in East Looe, with delicious local goodies, music and a view worth relaxing to. Coffee/tea, breakfast, home baked and Gluten free delights...yum! Unwind in the evening with wine and nib
Reviewed By ragglecarter
Nice food and a range of portion sizes. Buttered toast was delicious! Really lovely bread. Nice coffee too. Small, especially when it's a little too cool to sit outside, but a nice place for a brunch stop.
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3. Bistro on the Beach - Millendreath
Overall Ratings
4 based on 709 reviews
Our Bistro on the Beach sits on the beautiful Millendreath Beach, just a 20 minute walk from Looe. The team serves freshly made coffee, cakes, breakfast and brunch throughout the day, and our lunch menu features freshly made sandwiches, paninis, wraps as
Reviewed By K797979
Absolutely wonderful setting with impeccable service. We were recommended the Cornish tea by the fabulous staff which was gorgeous.We canât wait to return.Hi K797979, we are glad you enjoyed the Tea, which is from just up the road from here, literally a 5 minute drive! We look forward to seeing you again, Kelly - Guest Experience Manager
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2. Daisy's Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 988 reviews
We are a small based friendly Cafe in Looe, Cornwall. Dogs, kids and muddy boots welcome!Open 7 days a week, it's a great place to pop in and grab a coffee and bite to eat.kids menu available.We offer Gluten free options for sweet or savory choices and ve
Reviewed By michellecW7953KO
Quaint little gem hidden among cottages.Friendly staff, fantastic breakfast, nothing too much trouble. Full of adorable memories from years gone by... highly recommend. Well worth the 200+ mile trip
1. Rumours Bistro and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By MarionC161
Popped in on Friday morning for a coffee, lovely cheery welcome, especially as it was pouring with rain....delightful coffee.Back again in the evening, again great welcome, two smashing waitresses, place is spotlessly clean, service great and meal was super, selection of fish in a very nice yummy cream sauce and a good amount of fresh vegetables. Eaton Mess for pudding again really great.New find for us, so from a quick coffee to lunch or evening meal we will be going again.....Christmas menus looks great and well worth a visit.Hi Marion, what a kind review, weâre extremely pleased youâve enjoyed your visit to Rumours. Weâll pass your comments back to the Team who work hard for their customers and itâs gratifying for them when their efforts are rewarded with such positive comments.Call in again to see us soon.Kind regardsSarah and Mark
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