Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Carbis Bay

"Newquay’s fresh, contemporary Australian influenced restaurant. Bush Pepper fuses Australian food with Cornwall’s finest ingredients, resulting in a menu filled with dishes that offer a twist on the usual dining options in Newquay. You can dine with your dog at Bush Pepper up until 5pm, so it’s perfect for a late lunch or early dinner."

"Try some vegan dishes in St Ives’ only local Mexican restaurant, they have a traditional, laid back atmosphere, have welcoming staff and family friendly. With a range of vegetarian options, The Mex is known for being very vegan-friendly and serve a delicious vegan combo dip with tortilla chips."

"If you are vegan and love Mexican food, The Mex has a range of veggie options and are very vegan-friendly. Apparently, their vegan combo dip with tortilla chips are delicious!. For all vegan options visit themex-stives.co.uk or call 01736 797 658"

"You really don’t need to be vegetarian or vegan to love Archie Browns. Even the most devoted of meat-eaters will be converted by the fresh, healthy options on offer, including some of the best salads you’ll find anywhere, ever."

"A much-loved veggie cafe and health shop, serving quiches, homity pies and salads to Penzance's eco-arty crowd. Stock up on supplements, organic teas and fair-trade chocolate downstairs, then head up the stairs..."

"5 St. Marys Street Mews, Truro TR1 2BE EnglandHealthy, Cafe, SoupsBreakfast, Lunch, Drinks, BrunchValidated Parking, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible[email protected]+44 1872 225414http://www.facebook.com/colourscafetruro/"

"Colours Cafe is a Vegetarian and Vegan cafe just tucked away from the busy high street. At the heart of their menu, Colours promotes a healthy and nutritious choice of lunch, snacks and drinks made fresh to order. What better way to end a yoga session with a healthy but equally delicious snack or drink?"

"You only need to consult a menu at any restaurant or cafe in town to know that St Ives Bakery produces the best sourdough this side of Greater London. Pop by to grab a loaf and leave with a couple of treats for the road as well. The pastel de natas and cronuts make for an indulgent start to the day, while there can be no more quintessentially Cornish lunch than a classic pasty – theirs are some of the best in the area."

"This glass-fronted bakery has a window stacked with giant, buttery-coloured meringues, but the shop’s flaky steak pasty is the real reason to pay it a visit. Peppery, juicy meat in a pocket of crumbly shortcrust pastry. If there is a better pasty in all of Cornwall, we’d like to see it."

"St Ives Bakery is where we usually buy our Cornish pasties from. The shop in is on the corner of Fore Street and The Digey, opposite Cath Kidston. Their pasties are always freshly baked, succulent and packed with flavour."

"Beside The Wave is one of Cornwall's best known art galleries. Art works are predominantly rooted in the landscape, Cornwall's rich coast, countryside, towns and villages."

"Concho Lounge offers a bit of a twist on a typical bar/pub lounge. Grab some tapas and cocktails, or while away an afternoon playing board games in the cosy surroundings."