Tintagel Castle The Beach Cafe — Restaurant in England

Do not bother with this typical English Heritage rip.off cafe ..there are much nicer ones with better food in the village at top.Very expensive and the plain scone we had was dry hard and crumbly more like a biscuit than a scone.I had a savoury cream tea..the cheese scone was ok would have been nicer warm and the cheese was bland..the chutney nice but the tiniest tub.It is served conveyor belt style in a cardboard tray..ditto the cups.The only thing making it worthwhile is its strategic location with amazing views.Next time i would wait until i got back up to top for refreshment.But it fits with the over priced gift shop selling expensive tat..£40 for a mass produced

small statue..really?Fridge magnets cheaper in gift shops above too.The little museum display good and toilets welcome..but a tourist trap.Of course it in no way detracts from the amazing castle ruins...

The Tintagel Castle Beach Cafe is an absolute gem! What truly stood out during our visit was the incredible kindness & helpfulness of the staff. Even though they were technically closed, they went above and beyond by getting ice cream for our children. This small act completely made our kids' day, and we were so incredibly thankful for their thoughtfulness. It's rare to encounter such genuine care and willingness to help. This level of service is truly exceptional and deserves more than just five stars! If you're visiting Tintagel Castle, make sure to stop by the beach cafe, you'll be greeted with warm smiles and potentially even a little extra magic! Thank you so much to the wonderful staff for such a...

We've been here a few times over the years and had good food - lunches (crab sarnie and rarebit recommended). Sadly yesterday the scones we had were overbaked and were on the cusp of burnt (orangey brown on outside with a half centimetre "crust", very very dry throughout, heavily icing sugared to disguise). Really poor - shouldn't have been served. I have had much better there so know they can do it. Fruit scones were substantially smaller than plain too. The earl grey tea - Twinings "The Earl" - was very...