Renwicks Cafe

Mandy Higgins

4 months ago

We walked from st. Mawes to visit church at st just creek and stopped at cafe for lunch . Lunch was so tasty homemade quiche with local produce. Definitely worth a visit .

Jane Milne

4 years ago

An absolute gem of a find! Quaint setting, brilliant choice of menu for a light bite, sensible prices and warm and friendly staff. Highly recommend the Roasted vegetable and goat's cheese salad with chilli jam. Delicious 😋 The cream tea was perfect too. Who could ask for more??

Rod B

year ago

A tea shop with some choice of lunch and breakfast dishes as well. What could be better than somewhere like this before or after a walk (or, in our case, both!)? Answer: somewhere with seating inside or out, friendly service, a bright clean environment, lots of parking and the most delicious home made food I've tasted for a long time. Oh, yes, that's all on offer here. Sadly the cafe will close later in October until the new year due to building work nearby , so get there while you can.

Melita Wood

year ago

Highly recommend, tasty tomato and lentil soup with a cheese scone and a fish pie. Lovely relaxing atmosphere and music. Wonderful coffee. We will be back again.

Pete D

2 years ago

There is a great walk from St Mawes to St Just in Roseland and after seeing the prettiest church in England, you may want a cream tea. Well, step up Renwicks. Indoor and lots of outdoor seating. You'll find cakes, salads, cream teas and snacks. Just what you need halfway round the walk. Currently, it is next to a small building site, which you just ignore (the church is building an Interpretation Centre). It is dog friendly, has a toilet and free fresh water. Sit down, relax then rush back for the Falmouth ferry.

Emily Tyrwhitt-Drake

3 months ago

Rachel and the team made our trip to St Just incredibly special. They were so warm, welcoming, and wonderfully funny, serving up delicious coffee and treats every time we visited. They even went above and beyond to help us through a minor travel drama, and we can’t thank them enough. A truly lovely café with even lovelier people - we couldn’t recommend it more and can’t wait to come back!

Emma Parker

5 months ago

Found this cafe for a much needed cuppa after a blustery walk on the beach. Drinks and cakes selection was good. Staff were friendly and helpful. We noticed next to the cafe is a visitor centre which seems to be operated by the church. It had really good displays and I can thoroughly recommend a walk down through the church garden

Cristie Stunell

3 months ago

What more could you ask for from a quaint cafe in such lovely surroundings. Friendly service, a pot of tea that gives you two cups. The most tasty gluten free salted caramel brownie, you wouldnt know it was gluten free. Table service outside, and be shy of the robins joining you for a meal. You'd be missing out even just for a quick pit stop

Gary Ellis

year ago

Our first visit since a change of name and I assume a change of ownership also. We had a delicious smoked fish pie full of flavour and large chunks of mixed fish and prawns and hard boiled eggs. Really lovely. And also the tomato and lentil soup with a cheese scone all homemade. I don't really like tomato soup but this was wonderful and tasty especially on a wet dreary day. Great cup of coffee too. We will be back! Make sure to visit the St Just in Roseland church which is very picturesque.

Richard Swain

month ago

We’ve visited Renwicks for the last 3 years now when we come for a holiday in Portscatho, and I’ve got to say it’s the best cream tea in Cornwall. Never disappoints. St Just in Roseland has a beautiful tropical garden around it, and it’s a lovely walk to do the coastal route to St Mawes and back. We stop at Renwicks afterwards as our reward for making it back! 😂. Scones are baked fresh, still warm. Served with plenty of clotted cream and jam. Dog friendly. Friendly staff and local wildlife too. We’ll no doubt see you again next year! 🫖