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Chicken restaurant · St Ives & West Penwith
Bar and grill on Fore Street serving chicken and burgers.
- 18A Fore Street, St Ives & West Penwith
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Where to eat and drink in St Ives & West Penwith
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Chicken restaurant · St Ives & West Penwith
Bar and grill on Fore Street serving chicken and burgers.
Belgian bar and brasserie · St Ives & West Penwith
Belgian bar and brasserie on St Andrew’s Street, serving coffee and food.
Burger restaurant · St Ives & West Penwith
Burger restaurant on The Warren; its website recommends booking in advance.
Restaurant · St Ives & West Penwith
Steaks, rotisserie chicken and cocktails on Fore Street, a short walk from the harbour.
Burger restaurant · St Ives & West Penwith
Burgers, hot dogs, beers and cocktails with harbour views on Wharf Road; its website says dogs are welcome.
Pub · St Ives & West Penwith
Taproom of Mine Brewing Company on Tregenna Hill.
Ice cream parlour · St Ives & West Penwith
Parlour for Moomaid of Zennor, a maker of farmhouse ice cream.
Café · St Ives & West Penwith
Coffee shop on Mount Zion.
Beach café · St Ives & West Penwith
Beach restaurant at Porthgwidden cove, with a separate takeaway and bar.
Seafood restaurant · St Ives & West Penwith
Beach restaurant on Porthminster Beach, specialising in seafood.
Restaurant · St Ives & West Penwith
Cornish menu of smaller plates and lighter options with global flavours, on Wharf Road, according to its website.
Bar · St Ives & West Penwith
Rum bar down granite steps off Fore Street, stocking over a hundred rums, says its website.
Pub · St Ives & West Penwith
Pub on Fore Street in Hayle, on the far side of St Ives Bay.
Pub · St Ives & West Penwith
Harbourside pub beside the lifeboat house, with a log fire and rooms, according to its website.
Pub · St Ives & West Penwith
Harbourside pub on The Wharf; its website dates the inn to 1312 and lists rooms.
British restaurant · St Ives & West Penwith
All-day dining, brunch and cocktails on Wharf Road.
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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.
Parish church of Zennor, at least 1,400 years old as a site of worship and rebuilt in the 12th century.
Granite headland about 750 metres long on the north coast between Pendour Cove and Porthzennor Cove.
Prominent headland on the north coast of the Penwith peninsula, said to be named for its resemblance to a gurnard's head.
Cornwall
A market town, fishing ports and Britain’s south-western tip
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A deep-water port, two Tudor castles and the creeks of the Helford
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Surf beaches, headlands and family attractions on the Atlantic coast
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