Went in for lunch and got the vegan platter. Everything tasted fresh and homemade. Portions are huge, I couldn&#39;t finish it all. Good spot if you&#39;re looking for plant-based options.

The sausage in the full English was the star. You could tell it was from a proper butcher. Generous portions for the price, too. A solid breakfast spot on Market Jew Street.

The flat white was served hot, and I appreciated the little biscuit on the side. The coffee itself was really good.

The takeaway sandwiches were the star. The bread was fresh and crusty, the fillings generous. Perfect for a quick bite on the beach. The cakes were decent, but the sandwiches are what I&#39;d go back for.

The crepes here are so fresh, you can really taste the quality of the ingredients. A lovely, light option.

Loved the vibe here. The cappuccino was spot on, and it&#39;s just such a unique space to have a coffee in a big, open church. Will be back to try the skate ramp next time!

Popped in for a late afternoon coffee. The almond croissant was still warm, flaky and not too sweet. Got lucky as they were down to the last one.

The dhal soup was really tasty and warming on a breezy day. The seats were comfortable too, which made the meal nice and relaxing.

The Victoria Sponge was so light and fluffy! Perfect for a little catch-up over coffee with a friend. ☕️

They brought water for our dog without us asking. The full English was cooked just right.

Been coming here for ages. Staff are always friendly, and they don&#39;t mind if you ask for a little tweak to your dish. Good-sized portions, and they&#39;re cool with dogs. Just a solid, reliable spot.

The sourdough pizza is so good for sharing with friends! The place has a nice, cosy old feel to it.

The vegan pasties here are tasty! The takeaway window is super convenient for a quick bite.

Perfect for a quick bite. The cream tea was generous with jam and clotted cream.

The coffee here is excellent, really well made. The menu has some creative ideas, the recipes are solid. Prices are fine.

You can tell the owners really care about their coffee. A proper spot for anyone who loves a good brew in St Ives.

Always get my order right, and the staff are so nice. Prices are decent too. It&#39;s become my go-to spot for a quick catch-up with mates after work.

Lovely spot for a cream tea after a coastal walk. The scones were fresh and the setting is peaceful.

The hake with leeks and mussels was just lovely. Simple, but cooked so well. The crab and fennel salad was fresh too. The service was friendly and the whole meal felt really relaxed. A very comfortable spot.

Stopped by for a slice of their vegan chocolate cake and a flat white. The cake was pretty good, moist and not too sweet. Staff were friendly, though the coffee was just fine. A decent spot for a quick treat.

The toasted sandwiches are spot on for a light lunch. The hot chocolate with all the trimmings is a proper treat.

Loved the mug library idea, so cute. The space is small but packed with plants and art, makes it feel really cosy. Had a flat white here on a rainy afternoon, just the right spot.

A nice little find on a wander around town. The atmosphere is cozy, and the food was pretty good. I had the pasta special, which was decent. Service was a bit slow, but it was a pleasant lunch overall.

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