Beacon Coffee
Café · Falmouth & the Helford
Speciality coffee shop on High Street.
- 28A High Street, Falmouth & the Helford
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Café · Falmouth & the Helford
Speciality coffee shop on High Street.
Café · Falmouth & the Helford
Café on The Quay in St Mawes serving coffee and food, according to its website.
Harbourside restaurant · Falmouth & the Helford
Harbourside restaurant at Mylor Harbour with a seasonal seafood menu and Sunday roasts.
Restaurant · Falmouth & the Helford
Caribbean breakfasts, lunches, dinners and rum on Arwenack Street, opened in 2007 according to its website.
Restaurant · Falmouth & the Helford
Café and restaurant on Gyllyngvase Beach, below Pendennis Castle.
Pub · Falmouth & the Helford
Waterside pub on the harbour front at Flushing, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Café bar · Falmouth & the Helford
Café bar in a grand old building overlooking The Moor, serving all-day brunch, dining and cocktails.
Pub with rooms · Falmouth & the Helford
Traditional pub with rooms, a restaurant and an on-site micro-brewery in Penryn.
Fine dining restaurant · Falmouth & the Helford
Georgian townhouse restaurant with apartments on Old High Street, serving fish, farm meat and its own cured produce.
Café · Falmouth & the Helford
Beach café at Swanpool with home-made cakes, soups and toasted ciabattas, open year-round according to its website.
Pub · Falmouth & the Helford
Pub dating from 1714 with views over Falmouth Harbour, the Penryn River and Flushing, serving locally sourced food.
Pub · Falmouth & the Helford
Harbourside pub on Quay Street run by St Austell Brewery, with rooms and a dog-friendly policy, according to its website.
Pub · Falmouth & the Helford
Community pub on Church Street that shows live sport, according to its website.
Pub · Falmouth & the Helford
Pub on The Moor in the centre of Falmouth.
Pub · Falmouth & the Helford
Cornish pub on The Moor dating from the mid-1700s, serving food daily from midday, according to its website.
Restaurant · Falmouth & the Helford
Eatery, café and cocktail bar on Discovery Quay serving breakfast, coffee and cake and a main menu, says its website.
Restaurant and cocktail bar · Falmouth & the Helford
Harbour-view restaurant on a working slipway serving British and American comfort food and smoked meats, according to its website.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Village on the north bank of the Helford River, about five miles south-south-west of Falmouth.
Village on the south bank of the Helford River, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Coastal village facing Falmouth across the Penryn River, known for its annual regatta.
Cornwall
Surf beaches, headlands and family attractions on the Atlantic coast
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A fishing port, estuary cycling and sandy bays on the north coast
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A sailing harbour, fishing villages and the clay-pit gardens of Eden
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