About to close forever. Everything for sale bit mainly bought in rubbish. Ladies seving were l9vely and a stunning safrom cake. Being concerted into a high class deli to service the incomers who have killed this lovely village.
Andrew Skidmore
Lovely find , great
Rob Jones
Stopped here new years day after a coastal walk, expecting good food and warmth. Instead we got stung. Bacon sandwiches for £7.95...just about OK in Port Isaac if decent and well presented. Well they literally were bacon in a sandwich (no salad, crisps or anything like that). And my inspiration to leave a review was my sandwich seemingly being composed of fat trimmings rather than bacon rashers. To make it even more gross they were barely cooked! Raw fat sandwiches. Lovely!This place is closing their kitchen soon I think and then selling so probably don't care but hopefully will read and feel a little shame at least.
Barry Roberts
Fantastic food, cream tea was very tasty and by far the best scones I have had in a while.
Glenys Adrain
Our first visit to Port Isaac, staying high-up above the village.We found the Chapel Cafe on our first tricky walk down to the harbour (pensioners...hip & knee problems!) & the cream tea was so good we made the trip twice more during our week's stay. The scones are probably the best we've ever had, actually baked fresh to order! The staff & atmosphere were lovely & the heritage exhibition in the gallery was well worth tackling the stairs for.A gem of a find.
Glyn Duff
Nice coffee and cakes. Friendly service and good value.
kelli john
From the moment we arrived we were made to feel welcome. We ordered 2 cream teas and a luxury hot chocolate, I have to say they were best we have ever had. I have a very fussy 10 year old and husband and neither could find fault with anything and raved about it all day. My 10 year old even commented on how friendly the gentleman who served us was and was always smiling.
Stephen Robson
What a delightful little cafe & shop. The scones in the cream tea were the best tasted, and we've had a lot, so far. Great atmosphere and lovely friendly staff.
Jackie Butts
Very overpriced. £10 for a take away ham sandwich. No discount given either. Most places reduce price if take away. Sandwich was tasty
edward bartlett
What a stunning location, an amazing use of the old ChapelFantastic service, and even better foodRecommend adding the homity bonbon to your breakfast you wont be
We've been in Port Isaac for the last week and we've been to the Cafe 3 times. The staff are super welcoming, food fantastic and the coffee was great. Building is incredible too.Try the homity bonbons - they blew my mind and we've even taken some home with us on the 6 hour journey home.
Flittonmiss
We wanted to find a place for a decent brunch and after checking out the info in the folder in our cafe, we decided visit the Chapel Cafe. The food was delicious. Two had the full Cornish and the veggies had the vegetarian. It was delicious. The best bit for the veggies was the Homity Bon Bon - a fried-ball leeks, potatoes, cheese, onions, rolled in bread crumbs. Oh my, it was delicious. Coffees were good too and they did soya milk too, which pleased one of us. Really good value, quick service, rammed full and popular with the fishermen.
H8917DDjohnb
The service was excellent, it was very clean. I had the small breakfast it was presented lovely and tasted delicious (best I've had in ages). When back down this way will definitely eat here again. Also VERY Dog friendly they had water bowls and treats to help yourself also provided comfy dog beds for them even had a puppicino my dog loved it. All members of the family are well catered for. EXCELLENT
john french
Customer service was very poor, we had 5 cream teas with extra drinks and we asked for a further empty mug and they refused unless we purchased a further item, would not go
angela goldsmith
Walked past and never been in,lovely little cafe with art gallery,very popular, waited around 10 minutes for a table,wasn't disappointed, would definitely
About to close forever. Everything for sale bit mainly bought in rubbish. Ladies seving were l9vely and a stunning safrom cake. Being concerted into a high class deli to service the incomers who have killed this lovely village.
Lovely find , great
Stopped here new years day after a coastal walk, expecting good food and warmth. Instead we got stung. Bacon sandwiches for £7.95...just about OK in Port Isaac if decent and well presented. Well they literally were bacon in a sandwich (no salad, crisps or anything like that). And my inspiration to leave a review was my sandwich seemingly being composed of fat trimmings rather than bacon rashers. To make it even more gross they were barely cooked! Raw fat sandwiches. Lovely!This place is closing their kitchen soon I think and then selling so probably don't care but hopefully will read and feel a little shame at least.
Fantastic food, cream tea was very tasty and by far the best scones I have had in a while.
Our first visit to Port Isaac, staying high-up above the village.We found the Chapel Cafe on our first tricky walk down to the harbour (pensioners...hip & knee problems!) & the cream tea was so good we made the trip twice more during our week's stay. The scones are probably the best we've ever had, actually baked fresh to order! The staff & atmosphere were lovely & the heritage exhibition in the gallery was well worth tackling the stairs for.A gem of a find.
Nice coffee and cakes. Friendly service and good value.
From the moment we arrived we were made to feel welcome. We ordered 2 cream teas and a luxury hot chocolate, I have to say they were best we have ever had. I have a very fussy 10 year old and husband and neither could find fault with anything and raved about it all day. My 10 year old even commented on how friendly the gentleman who served us was and was always smiling.
What a delightful little cafe & shop. The scones in the cream tea were the best tasted, and we've had a lot, so far. Great atmosphere and lovely friendly staff.
Very overpriced. £10 for a take away ham sandwich. No discount given either. Most places reduce price if take away. Sandwich was tasty
What a stunning location, an amazing use of the old ChapelFantastic service, and even better foodRecommend adding the homity bonbon to your breakfast you wont be
Restaurantji Recommends
We've been in Port Isaac for the last week and we've been to the Cafe 3 times. The staff are super welcoming, food fantastic and the coffee was great. Building is incredible too.Try the homity bonbons - they blew my mind and we've even taken some home with us on the 6 hour journey home.
We wanted to find a place for a decent brunch and after checking out the info in the folder in our cafe, we decided visit the Chapel Cafe. The food was delicious. Two had the full Cornish and the veggies had the vegetarian. It was delicious. The best bit for the veggies was the Homity Bon Bon - a fried-ball leeks, potatoes, cheese, onions, rolled in bread crumbs. Oh my, it was delicious. Coffees were good too and they did soya milk too, which pleased one of us. Really good value, quick service, rammed full and popular with the fishermen.
The service was excellent, it was very clean. I had the small breakfast it was presented lovely and tasted delicious (best I've had in ages). When back down this way will definitely eat here again. Also VERY Dog friendly they had water bowls and treats to help yourself also provided comfy dog beds for them even had a puppicino my dog loved it. All members of the family are well catered for. EXCELLENT
Customer service was very poor, we had 5 cream teas with extra drinks and we asked for a further empty mug and they refused unless we purchased a further item, would not go
Walked past and never been in,lovely little cafe with art gallery,very popular, waited around 10 minutes for a table,wasn't disappointed, would definitely