Sennen Cove Café — Restaurant in Great Britain

Sennen Cove Café – Where Lattes Are Blessed by the Beverage Gods ☕️✨

Popped into this little seaside gem thinking I’d just grab a quick latte. Ended up leaving with a full belly, a caffeine halo, and a mild emotional attachment to the staff.

First off — the food? Absolutely delicious. Like, “how is this real life?” kind of good. The lattes? Sent straight from Mount Caffeine by the gods themselves, silky smooth and strong enough to revive me after a coastal walk that felt more like an uphill battle with a seagull side-eyeing me.

But here’s the clincher — I asked if they had sweeteners, they didn’t… so what did the legend behind the counter do? NIPPED OUT AND BOUGHT ME SOME. Who does that?! Sennen Cove Café, that’s who. Heroes in aprons.

Top marks all round. Great food, divine drinks, and staff so lovely I nearly invited them on our campervan trip. #SennenCoveCafe #LatteLegends #SweetenerService #CornwallEats #CaffeineAndKindness...

Well, that’s a Wrap! Literally the best Wrap and oat milk hot chocolate in West Cornwall! I’ve popped down to Sennen Cove (my home of 5 generations!) for an extended lunch break and went to my favourite Sennen Cove café for just a very best late brunch treat of a halloumi and locally cooked ham wrap - Twas tastylicious!!My only complaint is that I didn’t have room for the ginormous and tasty looking scones handmade by the young man on the counter. When you come down and visit Sennen and fancy the best coffee, rocky road, scones, cakes, lunch or just a cream tea, pop in here as they are the best in the west - The atmosphere was great, there were queues out of the door, and all the staff were young energetic and very helpful! 😊🙏🫶🏻@sennencovecafe Now to watch the storm rise and the huge tide come in for a while!! Q:What is the fastest bun in the...

This is the perfect place to grab some breakfast or lunch if you're planning on visiting Sennen Cove, and especially if you're going on a coastal walk!

We arrived fairly early, perhaps 15 minutes after opening, to grab some breakfast, before our walk to Land's End.

The café got quite busy around 10 o'clock, and although there is plenty of outdoor seating, the indoor area can get rather crowded, especially if there are groups of 3+ people visiting.

The food was just amazing - we both went for the traditional breakfast, and it was all fresh, hot, and although the coffee selection was pretty good, we both decided on a simple white coffee. They seem to have many vegetarian options too.

The prices were exactly what I would expect from a popular café, at a popular tourist spot, all in all we spent around £33 for breakfast and coffee for the both of...