Slice in Tintagel was our place of choice for Pasty purchasing today and it was a somewhat unexpected stop as well as we were really in town looking for a bit of the legend of King Arthur The shop itself felt like more of gift shop than a pasty shop but they had the big…
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Route 39 in Wadebridge – American Themed Diner
Route 39 in Wadebridge is an American Themed Diner serving up a ‘classic American menu of burgers, ribs, steaks, chicken, and Mexican meals” they also have shakes, fries, pancakes and breakfasts. It is one of a small group called the Route Restaurants with others Route 5, Route 38, and Route 303 all based in the…
Cornish Pasty Hunting in Falmouth: JH and M Choak
JH & M Choak on Killigrew Street in Falmouth were our destination for lunch today and Once again we were starting our munching with a Traditional Cornish Pasty. The sign on the front of the shop said that these guys had been baking since 1949 and I read that this particular shop had been open…
The Old Tea House in Wadebridge: Crab sandwiches and a Cream Tea
The Old Tea House is located on Polmorla Road in the heart of Wadebridge and is a very friendly and welcoming cafe where you can get your fix of tea, coffee, cakes and sandwiches. We have been in a few times over the last couple of years but until now just for a cup of…
Cornish Pasty Hunting in Sennen Cove
The Old Boathouse at Sennen Cove is a great general store selling all sorts of stuff, according to their website they ‘stock most of what you will need for a stay here: Gifts, Clothes, Newspapers and Magazines, Beachware, Fishing Tackle, Groceries, Beers, Wines and much much more” The website also hosts The Sennen Cove Diary…
Chough Bakery in Padstow: Breakfast Cobs for the Ferry
I have written before about the excellent Cornish Pasties from Chough Bakery in Padstow (read more here) but I wanted to take a moment to talk about the other great stuff that they offer. Over the last few years when we have visited Padstow the bakery has been a regular port of call each time….
Beach Box Cafe at Wadebridge: Breakfast Cobs on the Camel Trail
The Beach Box Cafe in Wadebrigde is one of three Beach Box location in Cornwall. This one is at the Wadebridge end of the Camel Trail, the others are at Polzeath Beach and at Mawgan Porth. On their website they suggest that “If you’re setting off to walk or cycle the Camel Trail, or you’ve…
Sunday Lunch at the Molesworth Arms in Wadebridge
The Molesworth Arms Hotel is a very busy and bustling place located on Molesworth Street in Wadebridge. According to their website it is “Wadebridge’s oldest, finest watering hole” and it has been here under various names since the 16th Century. We came along looking for Sunday Dinner and the place was pretty full even though…
Cornish Pasty Hunting in Looe: Sarah’s Pasties
Sarah’s Pasty Shop in Looe is probably my Favourite place to get a Cornish pasty in Cornwall. It is a really fantastic bakery located on the narrow Buller Street in East Looe in an old fishing cottage, tucked away within the rows of little shops and galleries just near the harbourside. On their website they…
Cornish Pasty Hunting in Cawsand
The Shop in the Square at Cawsand Bay is the main spot near the beach to get your fix of Fish and Chips and Cornish Pasties. The perfect spot to get a takeaway to eat while looking out at the sea as you ponder dipping your toes in the water. CORNISH PASTIES FOR SALE I…
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