The Copper Spoon — Restaurant in England

I’ve always been really disappointed with this place - I recall a lovely friendly and spacious cafe /delicatessen here a few years before that served the area so well and was useful - but since the changeover to this all you have is a tiny hole in the wall attracting tourists only, with not the most friendly service, cakes might be quite nice but no great choice and expensive. They also needlesy reduced the size of cafe inside when they took over, and it’s not been open as cafe since long after pandemic now. Just a hole in the wall, a few cakes n pastries, weird unfriendly people. The food quality is okay but absolutely no better than the fabulous place that was here before which had far...

A lovely cafe sadly fronted by mediocre - borderline rude - service. Such a pity as it’s clear the owner takes great pride in their coffee and baked goods, yet the whole experience for us was spoiled by the lady serving us.

She looked at our child who was happily pottering around the shop as if children shouldn’t exist, and what could have been a funny conversation about jam/cream or cream/jam was ruined by her tone and manner which was forthright and unpleasant.

I would come again for the coffee but would probably get someone else to take the...

A charming little gem tucked away in Marazion, The Copper Spoon is a must-visit if you’re in the area. It’s a tiny, take-away-only coffee shop — no seating, but perfect for grabbing a cup before heading out for a beach walk.

The coffee is excellent, and they offer some unique options too — I tried the pistachio latte, which I’d never seen before, and it was genuinely delicious. Thoughtful, well-crafted drinks and friendly service make this place stand out.

If you’re strolling through town or heading toward the coast, it’s the...