Tiny little restaurant with great food and lots of veggie options. Good wine list and pleasant service. How they can produce so much from a miniscule kitchen is miraculous

Saltwater Cafe
Fish Steet
St.Ives

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An old-fashioned pub with no food (you can bring your own in), reasonably priced by St.Ives standards with interesting inmates and great draught Becks.

The Three Ferrets
Chapel Street
St.Ives

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A great little restaurant with fantastic views and great ambience, as well as good food! Less well-known (and less expensive!) than its big brother on Porthminster but up there with it.

Porthgwidden Beach
St.Ives
Cornwall

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Fabulous views around Carbis Bay and going into St Ives.

St Ives or Penzance station

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Lovely bus ride - if a little hair-raising! Great coast walk - much better than driving to Land's End.

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Being a Londoner, I'm spoilt for choice and can visit a different gallery/exhibition every day if I wanted to.

Although the exhibition itself is brilliant in the Tate, the view from the top restaurant is AMAZING.

The sun was beating down and 3 friends and myself sat in front of the huge glass wall looking straight out on to the beach/sea.

Words cannot describe it, it felt we were somewhere in the Med, not England.

Well worth a trip!

Tate, St Ives

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Great food with a north African influence to it, and they serve wine by the jug. Great place to eat if you're travelling alone. Do book in advance though.

St.Andrews Street Bistro
16 St.Andrews Street
St.Ives
TR26 1AH
Tel: 01736 797074

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Wonderful fresh local fish served by a very knowledgeable owner. Best surf and turf I have ever tasted.

Fish Street.

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For fish and chips with a glorious view, head to the beach and this concession in the basement of the wonderful Porthminster Cafe.

Looking out to the bay, on your left is St Ives harbour, while arching round to the right is Hayle Sands and the Godrevy Lighthouse.

The food is delicious: battered fish is light, flaky and golden, chips are crisp yet fluffy in the centre, and all for £4.75. Local fish is used wherever possible.

It's open only during the summer season, but it's worth the wait.

Porthminster Beach, St Ives
Tel: 01736 795352

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