Daisy's Cafe — Restaurant in England

There's a lot to like here, from the quirky interior, to the friendly staff and brilliant food. This is a must have stop on your journey through Looe. We ate towards the end of the day on Saturday and didn't feel rushed even though it was very obviously near the closing time.

The milkshakes were full of flavour whilst not being too sweet and the sandwiches that we had were 'proper slabs' from decent bread and quality fillings. The children's picnic represented great value for our daughter who likes to graze rather than eat a large meal of the same flavour.

The staff were very friendly and accommodating, even willing to banter with us all. You could also see that they had very good relationships with regulars which was reassuring. If the locals like you then you are doing well!

Two things to note is that they only take cash so make sure that you withdraw some from the cash-point down the road before your visit and that the toilet is very, very small so you won't be getting a wheelchair or similar in there. For the space they have available though, they have done their best!

Oh and as per other reviewers, the coleslaw...

We were recommended to this little cafe by the owner of our holiday cottage and o what a little find! Set back slightly from the main street this little cafe is dog friendly being very welcoming to them with a free sausage as a treat ! We had a daisy cream tea (scone was daisy shaped) .I bake and the scone was beautifully light plenty of jam and cream . Nothing was too much trouble for these proprietors and even tho they had run out of take away cups they gladly filled mine with coffee to take away. Unfortunately it was our last day or we would have paid another visit .But as we're going back next year we will b seeing...

A micro - mini cafe with a big personality.

Daisy’s is perfect for couples or groups of 1-4. There are 4 tables I believe, so it’s certainly not a place where you can always guarantee a seat. But it is worth a wait.

The service is not ‘fast food’ but again, it’s delicious and worth a very short wait. The hostess was a ray of sunshine both times we visited. She’s very friendly and amenable, with great local knowledge.

The decor has a 60s vibe and the scones really are shaped like a daisy. (There are also pretty big and very fresh.)

I literally had nothing bad to say about our visits, we will 100%...