There are so many worthy of a mention! But we’ll start with the Instagrammer’s dream that is Poldhu Beach Café in Mullion, where loaded hot chocolates are the focus of many an arty beach photo. Roskillys out at St Keverne is the farm that makes the nationally known ice cream so see the animals then have a quick sandwich before indulging in the sweet stuff. Fat Apples Café in Porthallow has quite the cult following, not that well known, but those that know favour it above all else. If you’re planning a trip south to explore the Lizard, you’ll be happy to know two decent cafés, Wavecrest and Polpeor Cafe, perch on the cliffs near the point. For nautical without the walk, The Boatyard Café in Gweek offers up a quiet little spot among the moored up boats but if you want something a little more land-lubbing then Helston has a lot to offer. The gateway to the Lizard, there’s plenty of parking and eating opportunities, in particular famed Boo Koos, the American/Mexican influenced burger joint for meat-eaters to vegans and everyone in-between (and their shakes are to die for) or for a cultured munch, seek out Cast Café where you may sit with resident artists for the quirky homemade menu. Lastly Porthleven, where fresh seafood abounds. The Mussel Shoal is a small al fresco shack on the harbourside for tasty pots of sea-themed edibles before an afternoon trip to Nauti-but-Ice for their pizza and ice-cream parlour by the sea.