Best Lunch Restaurants in Watergate Bay

"The child and dog friendly Scoff Troff Café has fast earned a great reputation in St Ives. Whether you’re having a Croque Madame at breakfast, a New York Salad at lunch, tucking into their Italian inspired evening menu at dinner or simply swinging by for an indulgent slice of cake coupled with a coffee, any member of the family can feel at home in the bright, fun and friendly atmosphere of the Scoff Troff Café. With good sized tables and baby changing facilities, Scoff Troff is suitable for both very young and older children and while you’re there you might also be lucky enough to meet Kodie, The Scoff Troff’s own resident pooch who holds pride of place at the front of the café to welcome visitors."

"Scoff Troff is at the top of Lifeboat Hill, near Jo Downs glass on Market Place. It is a pretty new cafe but is quickly getting an excellent reputation for great coffee and good food. They do great coffee and cake – again I’ve not eaten a meal here but I’m told their pizza is amazing!"

"St Ives doesn’t have too many veggie/ vegan options, but here has some delicious options. We had the plant based patty burgers & chunky chips. Very tasty & quick service."

"The caffeine creation of brothers Damian and Lucas, Box and Barber is the closest thing to Australian coffee culture in Newquay, sitting bright and whitewashed above the harbour on Newquay’s central Fore Street. The house sells Cornwall-roasted Origin Coffee and has grown into a plastic-free community hub that holds quality and ethics at its core. Sourcing all ingredients for it’s brunch-style menu locally, it ensures everything that leaves the shop is biodegradable; good vibes all day, every day."

"Established more than 70 years ago, the Dolphin prides itself on being the oldest trading restaurant in Newquay. The restaurant and bar is located near the harbour in the centre of town, and on a perfect summer day, guests will be surrounded by blue skies and sandy beaches. The Dolphin has a traditional pub vibe and the food is prepared by chefs with years of experience."

"(Until improvements have been made) In Summary: A really tired hotel that is in desperate need of general maintenance. (Repairs & Cleaning) Even the drive resembles the surface of the moon. The food was certainly not of standards promoted on their website."

"Offering country house comfort and style by the seaside, Merchant’s Manor is a gloriously chic option for those looking to explore the myriad delights of Falmouth and South Cornwall. There is a strong focus on wellness, and guests can tuck into some truly excellent food at the three-AA Rosette restaurant, Rastella."

"Forgive the punny name and allow yourself to be swept up by Harbar’s colourful interiors and terrace overlooking the ocean. As for food, expect seasonally changing dishes which make the most of Cornwall’s natural larder."

"Don’t let the corny name of this hotel kitchen, bar and terrace put you off, because once you step inside you are greeted by attractive interiors and ..."