Positioned on Falmouth’s famous Gyllyngvase Beach, and overlooked by the imposing Pendennis Castle, the Gylly Beach Cafe has panoramic views of the Lizard Peninsula and the Helford River. By day it’s a welcoming cafe, offering breakfasts for early birds, such as homemade granola, right up to the full Cornish. Lunch starts at noon, with a range of popular dishes that have a strong, Cornish influence, such as roasted mackerel and squid burger, or whole grilled Cornish sole with caper salsa.

This stylish seaside café is Falmouth’s hottest hangout, whether you fancy coffee or cocktails on the beach. If you’ve been dipping with the cohort of local wild swimmers, you can warm up under a heater on the decking and gaze out to sea, or lap up the bay and castle views from the glass-walled interior. With an artisan bakery on the beach, and a Fishbar and Grill adding to the exceptional menu of Cornish delights, whether you’ve been busy building sandcastles, out on the water or taking a twirl around the beachside gardens, you can fill yourself to the gills on the beach or in the restaurant.Website: gyllybeach.com

Although not exclusively a fish restaurant, the cafe (also serving evening meals) has a range of seafood dishes to fit its waterside location right by the sea on Gyllyngvase Beach. Sourced mostly from Newlyn Fish Market, their nautical dishes include Shell-On Crevetts, Smoked Cod, Moules Frites, Battered Cod & Chips, Grilled Market Fish, Smoked Salmon Sandwiches and a coastal take on a Ploughman’s, the ‘Fisherman’s’ with whipped cod’s roe, smoked salmon and marie rose prawns. You can book a table online, as well as check out the beach conditions with their live SwimCam watching Gylly Beach!

Sat on Falmouth's famous Gyllyngvase Beach and overlooked by the imposing Pendennis Castle, this award-winning café is undoubtedly one of the best places to eat in Falmouth. Serving breakfast, lunches and evening meals, its versatile menu utilises the best in Cornish ingredients. Watch the early morning waves roll in as you tuck into eggs royale, warm yourselves up with a hearty bowl of duck bolognese for lunch, or watch the sun set over the ocean as you indulge in delicious Roseland roasted partridge.

On the outskirts of maritime Falmouth, the stylish Gylly Beach Café sits on the pearly sands of Gyllynvase Beach in Falmouth, where wild swimmers, paddleboarders, families and students congregate year-round. Take the plunge from the shelving sands into the bracing ocean, then warm up under a patio heater, or simply lap up the views of Falmouth Bay and Pendennis Castle from the glass-walled interior while tucking into Cornish delights – all carefully sourced from local farms, producers and fishermen.

Wonderfully positioned on Falmouth’s famous Gyllyngvase Beach, overlooked by the imposing Pendennis Castle and central to panoramic views of the Lizard Peninsula and The Helford River, Gylly Café is a unique, stylish and popular eatery. Family-run and award-winning, our café offers a warm welcome outstanding service and locally sourced food, served in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.http://www.gyllybeach.com/

Wonderfully positioned on Falmouth’s famous Gyllyngvase Beach, overlooked by the imposing Pendennis Castle and central to panoramic views of the Lizard Peninsula and The Helford River, Gylly Café is a unique, stylish and popular eatery. Family-run and award-winning, our café offers a warm welcome, outstanding service and locally sourced food, served in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Slap bang on Falmouth’s Gyllyngvase Beach, the aptly named Gylly Beach Cafe is an award-winning, family-run gem. This cafe on the beach in Cornwall delights visitors with incredible views, and also serves fantastic grub with an ultra-low carbon footprint. So low, in fact, that all of their cakes and breads are made by the bakery next door, travelling all of 30 yards from oven to plate.

As spectacular seaside settings go, it doesn't get much better than Gylly Beach Cafe. This coastal favourite sits smack bang on silver sands amid circling seagulls and crashing waves. Grab an Origin Resolute espresso and see if you can manoeuvre your rear into one of the popular terrace seats offering dazzling views across the waves to the Lizard Peninsula and Helford River.

This was my go-to study spot as a student, either stretched out on the sand or sipping a coffee or smoothie in Gylly Beach Cafe. Gylly Beach is a favourite among surfers, young families, dog walkers and retired swimming enthusiasts. All of the above can be found here whatever the weather, renting paddleboards, buying ice cream from the snack bar, or wading into the water.

On Gyllyngvase Beach, Cliff Road, Falmouth TR11 4PAgyllybeach.com. Boasting arguably the best sea views in Falmouth, Gylly Beach Café is a hub of beachfront activity, with the takeaway selling ice creams, hot and cold drinks, and delicious homemade cakes. You can also pick up some of the beach café’s famous food, from sandwiches and soup to Cornish pasties and chips.

Sitting on the edge of Gyllyngvase Beach, this sea-view café is among the best in Cornwall. Its seaside setting means it's great for laid back al fresco dining with the kitchen open until late in the summer months too. Serving food all day, expect fluffy pancake breakfasts, seafood linguine lunches and locally reared beef burgers for dinner.

Positioned on Falmouth's famous Gyllyngvase Beach, Gylly Beach Cafe is a family-run, award-winning eatery offering a warm welcome and locally sourced food in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. With stunning views of the beach and dog-friendly seating, this unique cafe promises a dining experience that is both memorable and enjoyable.

Beach cafes in Cornwall take their food seriously, and Gylly Beach Café is a fine example of this. A fabulous light-filled cafe right on Gyllyngvase Beach, this beachside hangout provides fine homemade, freshly-cooked food. Overlooking Henry’s VIII’s coastal fortress, Pendennis Castle, the café is open 364 days a year.

Views don't come in much better shape than the ones that come for free when you dine at the Gylly Beach Cafe. It's perched on a Falmouth favourite beach, and locks in views of both Pendennis Castle and the Lizard Peninsula. A team of professional bakers deliver fresh loaves and cakes in the restaurant's bakery.

Gylly Beach Cafe plays host to live bands every Sunday evening. It’s free, no need to book, just turn up (it can get busy, so it’s worth getting there early if you can). Their ‘Roast on the Coast’ is a popular option, too – just £10 for a roast dinner and a drink – and in the summer they have a fantastic BBQ.

Overlooking Falmouth’s famous Gyllyngvase beach and Pendennis castle, this family-run, award winning cafe is surrounded by the spectacular scenery of the Lizard peninsula. The delicious, locally sourced food is served in a laid back atmosphere, where kids with sandy feet are made to feel very welcome.

Cuisine: British, Local Seafood, BBQ, Bakery Location: Stunning beachfront spot, incredible panoramic sea views Best for: Seafood, Bakery Price: ££ Website: www.gyllybeach.com. A perfect spot to sit and watch the world go by... whilst enjoying some amazing local food and delicious cocktails.

The beauty of Gylly Beach Cafe is that no one can book, so as long as you don’t mind a queue you can usually get a table (they always suggest arriving by 7pm to be sure). Great local produce for all the family, as well as a beach takeaway opposite which also sells their amazing bread.

For beach lovers, the Gylly Beach Café is the ultimate dog-friendly spot in Falmouth. Located right on the beach, the café offers panoramic sea views and a relaxing, laid-back atmosphere. It’s the ideal place to grab breakfast, lunch, or dinner after a walk on the beach with your dog.

Cornwall’s beaches helped England secure the number two spot on Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2020 Top Countries list and there are few more charming examples than Gyllyngvase. Fortunately for visitors to Falmouth, it’s also home to one of the most scenic coffee shops in Cornwall.

GYLLY BEACH CAFE | Gyllyngvase is Falmouth has to be one of the loveliest town beaches in the south west. It’s perfect for families and is backed by the pretty Queen Mary Gardens. This cafe on the beach has had many facelifts over the years.

A unique, stylish and popular eatery right on Falmouth's Gyllyngvase beach. Family-run and award-winning, the café offers a warm welcome, outstanding service and locally sourced food. Dog friendly seating area outside, under cover.

The Gylly Beach Cafe has the best sea views, there is no doubt about it!. It is overlooked by the decadent Pendennis Castle and central to panoramic views of the Lizard Peninsula. On a clear day, there is no view like it!

Live the Falifornian dream with a leisurely walk along the seafront. There are so many routes you could take before visiting Gylly Beach Cafe. Do a lap of Pendennis Point, circling the old Tudor castle.

Located on Gyllyngvase Beach, the cafe is open throughout the year with views across the beach and to Pendennis Castle. Dogs are not allowed inside but can join you anywhere outside, along the veranda.

As spectacular seaside settings go, it doesn’t get much better than Gylly Beach Cafe in Falmouth. This coastal favourite sits smack bang on silver sands amid circling seagulls and crashing waves.

Gylly Beach Cafe serves the best locally sourced food in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Everything from a relaxing coffee with a home made cake to a tasty lunchtime treat or evening meal.

best place to hang out with your hound is the stylish Gylly Beach Cafe, where you can lounge under a heater on the covered decking, watching the waves and sampling seafood, bakery treats

This stunning beach cafe is renowned for its panoramic ocean views. With its glass-fronted patio, diners can enjoy a VIP view of Falmouth’s famous coastline.

Very busy, but the staff worked hard to keep the throughput going. The food was vary good. Also, they handled our gluten free meal very well.

Open all day, the cafe’s motto is “good food takes a little longer” – and when it comes to Gylly Beach, it’s true.