Guidebook for Cornwall
Food Scene
Aimee runs a great little relaxed restaurant with local art on the walls, yummy home cooked food served at tables with bright red checked tablecloths and very friendly helpful staff. The gift shop attached has been converted to a bar too now and the whole place has a great 'French countryside' ambience, there are also some great original gifts for sale. A fun place for coffee/lunch/dinner in relaxed surroundings. There is plenty of room in the car park too, Daymer bay and Grenaway and Polzeath beaches are nearby so its a great place to get away from the crowds nearer the beaches
17 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
The Mowhay Cafe
Aimee runs a great little relaxed restaurant with local art on the walls, yummy home cooked food served at tables with bright red checked tablecloths and very friendly helpful staff. The gift shop attached has been converted to a bar too now and the whole place has a great 'French countryside' ambience, there are also some great original gifts for sale. A fun place for coffee/lunch/dinner in relaxed surroundings. There is plenty of room in the car park too, Daymer bay and Grenaway and Polzeath beaches are nearby so its a great place to get away from the crowds nearer the beaches
BEST coffee in the west! Yummy pastries, lots of home made deliciousness, perfect for a super simple coffee and pastry stop enroute to Porthilly beach!
15 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Fee's Food
Rock RoadBEST coffee in the west! Yummy pastries, lots of home made deliciousness, perfect for a super simple coffee and pastry stop enroute to Porthilly beach!
Lewis's
Rock RoadGreat deli counter, great larder cupboard and good wines!
Everything Else
Theres a new road to The Point from Rock so its super easy to get there now... essentially a golf/country club, The Bear Bar downstairs is a very comfy easy space to have a drink and the restaurant upstairs with great views serves fab food, the gym caters for most fitness wishes with spinning classes, yoga, pilates and an indoor pool. There are tennis courts and of course a wonderful links golf course too!
14 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
The Point at Polzeath
Theres a new road to The Point from Rock so its super easy to get there now... essentially a golf/country club, The Bear Bar downstairs is a very comfy easy space to have a drink and the restaurant upstairs with great views serves fab food, the gym caters for most fitness wishes with spinning classes, yoga, pilates and an indoor pool. There are tennis courts and of course a wonderful links golf course too!
Parks & Nature
Its never the same twice and always so beautiful even on cloudy or grey days.
29 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Rock Beach
Its never the same twice and always so beautiful even on cloudy or grey days.
Sightseeing
Once almost buried in the sands, the chapel stands amid the fairways of St. Enodoc Golf Course. Overshadowed by Brea Hill, and nestling among the sand dunes above Daymer Bay, this charming chapel comes as unexpected find for many visitors. An easy walk along the footpaths between the fairways, sometimes dodging golf balls, other times battling Atlantic gales – a visit to St Enodoc is never straightforward, ever different, and always a delight. The former Poet Laureate, Sir John Betjeman was particularly fond of it and he lies buried in the churchyard. There's no direct access for vehicles. It's about a ten minute walk along footpaths from Daymer Bay car park (paying). Open 7.30am-dusk
10 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
St. Enodoc Church
Once almost buried in the sands, the chapel stands amid the fairways of St. Enodoc Golf Course. Overshadowed by Brea Hill, and nestling among the sand dunes above Daymer Bay, this charming chapel comes as unexpected find for many visitors. An easy walk along the footpaths between the fairways, sometimes dodging golf balls, other times battling Atlantic gales – a visit to St Enodoc is never straightforward, ever different, and always a delight. The former Poet Laureate, Sir John Betjeman was particularly fond of it and he lies buried in the churchyard. There's no direct access for vehicles. It's about a ten minute walk along footpaths from Daymer Bay car park (paying). Open 7.30am-dusk