Guidebook for St Agnes
Food Scene
Sensory setting overlooking Trevaunance beach, transporting you to a relaxing atmosphere served with Ramsayesque quality cuisine. This is just a pleasant 10 minute walk down a fecund tree lined valley.
Open April to October
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Schooners
Quay RoadSensory setting overlooking Trevaunance beach, transporting you to a relaxing atmosphere served with Ramsayesque quality cuisine. This is just a pleasant 10 minute walk down a fecund tree lined valley.
Open April to October
Quality food with local fresh produce, good service at a sensible price. Just a short walk up British Road.
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Taste Restaurant
40 Vicarage RdQuality food with local fresh produce, good service at a sensible price. Just a short walk up British Road.
Quality Pizzas just a short walk up British Road and turn left Just past the COOP. Open til 9pm in summer if you’re arriving late
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The Cornish Pizza Company
68 Vicarage RdQuality Pizzas just a short walk up British Road and turn left Just past the COOP. Open til 9pm in summer if you’re arriving late
The Canteen - a bohemian setting serving breakfast and lunch
healthy lunch for a fiver
a short walk up Wheal Kitty lane to the top and head for the old tin mine
sometimes closed for events so check their website https://www.canteencornwall.com/canteen/
Wheal Kitty Workshops
The Canteen - a bohemian setting serving breakfast and lunch
healthy lunch for a fiver
a short walk up Wheal Kitty lane to the top and head for the old tin mine
sometimes closed for events so check their website https://www.canteencornwall.com/canteen/
Three doors away serving breakfast to afternoon tea.
Great quality and value
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The Greenroom
4 PetervilleThree doors away serving breakfast to afternoon tea.
Great quality and value
Shopping
Pretty little streets surrounding the cathedral full of interesting art, craft and clothing shops.
Award winning "The Old Ale House" on Quay St worth a pit stop if you're into real ales.
Old Bridge Street is a handy place to park
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Truro
Pretty little streets surrounding the cathedral full of interesting art, craft and clothing shops.
Award winning "The Old Ale House" on Quay St worth a pit stop if you're into real ales.
Old Bridge Street is a handy place to park
Arts & Culture
St Agnes Museum
Penwinnick RoadGetting Around
No 87 bus to Truro hour 18 mins past the hour
takes 40 mins
returns just after the hour
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Peterville station
No 87 bus to Truro hour 18 mins past the hour
takes 40 mins
returns just after the hour
Essentials
Most of what you need is available within a 5 min walk up Town Hill to St Agnes's 'Churchtown' centre.
The butcher is particularly good, as is the Shellfish Beach Deli (due to reopen late summer due to flooding) and the quirky 'Sorting Office' serves nice coffee.
A little further out, near the Railway Inn is the Spar/Coop and chemist for better value essentials
Churchtown
ChurchtownMost of what you need is available within a 5 min walk up Town Hill to St Agnes's 'Churchtown' centre.
The butcher is particularly good, as is the Shellfish Beach Deli (due to reopen late summer due to flooding) and the quirky 'Sorting Office' serves nice coffee.
A little further out, near the Railway Inn is the Spar/Coop and chemist for better value essentials
Drinks & Nightlife
Peterville Inn
The Tap House
3 PetervilleDriftwood Spars
Rocky LaneLive music, beer festivals, theatre
Parks & Nature
East and West from the Driftwood Spars provides spectacular views of the coast and sea with all sorts of activities going on such as surfing, coasteering, paragliding etc.. A must for walkers
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South West Coast Path
South West Coast PathEast and West from the Driftwood Spars provides spectacular views of the coast and sea with all sorts of activities going on such as surfing, coasteering, paragliding etc.. A must for walkers