Welcome to Island Cafe S W Coast Path
Island Cafe S W Coast Path, located at the picturesque S W Coast Path in Marazion, offers a delightful break for hikers and visitors alike. Known for its friendly service and self-service model, the café boasts an impressive selection of delicious treats. Try their renowned pastries, including the 'best chocolate cake ever' and a heavenly Blueberry Bakewell. Many patrons rave about the quick service, even during busy times. Enjoying a cappuccino while soaking in stunning bay views makes this café a perfect stop after exploring St. Michael's Mount. This charming spot truly captures the essence of coastal dining.
Island Cafe S W Coast Path: Reviews & Ratings
Nice place for a quick coffee at the Island St Michaels Mount. Self service, and very friendly
Great service with welcoming staff. Lovely coffee and pasties, with good veg selection considering the size of the place. If it’s good weather try and get a table outside looking over the bay!
Food is amazing and tasty, best chocolate cake ever, quick service even if busy. Excellent views.
Nobody makes brownies like the National Trust. They aren't cheap but they are amazing. Nice cream tea and cappuccino too.
Perfect stop after a tiring hike, and touring inside St. Michaels Mount. I enjoyed their Blueberry Bakewell - it was soft, heavenly and not too sweet, just the right amount of sweetness. I also bought their hot chocolate and croissant, which was good. The sausage roll was not to my liking; it was a bit salty. Nevertheless, after eating inside the cafe, I bought their chicken and bacon mayo sandwich, which was mouthwatering, and I enjoyed eating it! I can’t stop thinking about the sandwich. They have lots of pastries, sandwiches and drinks to choose from.
Nice Cafe Popped into the Island Cafe on St Michaels Mount on our trip to Cornwall. It is situated next to the beautiful gardens and overlooks the causeway over to the mainland. It has a beautiful seating area outside and was a very relaxing area to sit and have a nice cup of tea.
Surprisingly good coffee here! We expected burnt coffee as in lots of tourist spots with captive audiences, but this was actually great coffee, and they have decaf. Will be returning for another before we leave the island.
No matter how sunny, dress warm. It's an amazing experience walking back in history.
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S W Coast Path, Marazion TR17 0HT, United Kingdom Hotline: +44 1736 710265
If you find yourself walking along the beautiful S W Coast Path in Marazion, make sure to stop by the Island Cafe S W Coast Path. Nestled conveniently near the iconic St. Michael's Mount, this charming café beckons hikers and tourists alike with its inviting atmosphere and delightful offerings.
Here, you can indulge in a quick coffee and take in the gorgeous views of the bay from one of the outdoor tables, especially on a sunny day. Patrons will appreciate the self-service format, which complements the friendly, welcoming staff, noted by visitors like Stuart Elmore. His review sums up the essence of this café: exceptional service paired with a variety of delectable treats, including lovely coffee and pasties.
But don't stop at coffee; the highlights of the menu extend far beyond. The rave reviews about the food reflect a commitment to quality. Jamie Marie praised the Blueberry Bakewell for its perfect balance of flavor—not too sweet but simply heavenly. The selection is varied, considering the size of the café; enjoy a light meal like a chicken and bacon mayo sandwich or perhaps a scrumptious chocolate cake that Ben Wild described as the best he has ever tasted.
If you’re in the mood for something sweet, the brownies are a must-try. As Shane Sullivan pointedly notes, “Nobody makes brownies like the National Trust.” For those craving a classic café experience, the cream tea is also highly recommended, enabling you to savor the quintessential charm of English café culture.
In summary, Island Cafe S W Coast Path is not merely a place to refuel after a day of exploration; it’s a full experience, offering comfort food, warm hospitality, and stunning vistas. If you're adventuring along the coast, stop in for a bite; your taste buds will thank you!