Source Kitchen takes pride in celebrating Britain’s farmers, fishermen, and artisan producers – a passion that transforms your romantic night in St Ives into an unforgettable culinary experience. Cherish the essence of seasonal and local produce, believe in their flavours – not only is this good for the soul but also for our the planet. Join them as they craft an intimate evening where each sip and every bite tells a story of a love of local ingredients, thus creating a romantic setting that intertwines the magic of St Ives with the richness of their carefully curated menu.

For a next‑level brunch bag a table at Source Kitchen, which lures late‑risers for mid‑morning Mimosas and handmade flatbreads piled with labneh, chilli jam and coriander. The main draw, however, is the menu of small plates which is frequently switched up to reflect what’s fresh from the local larder. Tussle with your dining companions for the last bite of the likes of grilled radicchio, kale, blood orange and hazelnut, and roasted Cornish potatoes with mojo verde.

Found in one of the cobbled streets off Fore Street, Source Kitchen prides itself on creating dishes using locally sourced and foraged produce. The minimal yet warm interiors offer a fantastic location to sit and people watch with an artisan coffee and one of Source Kitchens home made cakes, or to experience a beautiful dinner sampling the finest produce Cornwall has to offer. Recently featured on ‘Rick Steins Cornwall’, Source Kitchen is a must visit for foodies!

You can start your day with a breakfast at Source Kitchen which is located close by to our cottages on The Digey. They serve incredible Single Origin Burundi coffee, hand roasted by Cornico in Cornwall and also bake cakes, scones and biscuits that can be enjoyed throughout the day or packaged up for you to enjoy back at your Cottage. At lunch you’ll find an exciting menu that will be a treat for seafood lovers, vegetarians and meat eaters.

Found on The Digey, one of St Ives’ most famous and most beautiful streets, Source Kitchen’s reliably good seasonally changing menu turns out freshly-baked pastries in the morning followed by delectable sharing plates come nightfall. Once you’ve tackled our list of the best places to eat in St Ives, you might be hungry for more. Want to explore more of Cornwall’s restaurant scene?

Claim to fame: Appeared on the BBC series ‘Rick Stein’s Cornwall’. Starting out in March 2020, the team at Source Kitchen were determined not to let the Covid chaos dim their debut. Originally offering a delivery and collection service for chilled meals across St Ives, they’ve now diversified into a café, bar and restaurant that’s a five minute walk from Smeaton’s Pier.

Come to this tiny cafe on The Digey in St Ives, to share delicious small plates and perhaps some Camel Valley fizz. You'll find Source Kitchen among St Ives' winding back lanes, between the harbour area and the Tate. There's been a deli on The Digey for years; however, Source Kitchen is a new venture, specialising in locally sourced produce.

Stocking a range of delicious Cornish produce plus Italian and Spanish specialities. Cornish foods include cheeses, ham, chicken, duck, free-range eggs and much more. The Italian and Spanish range includes top quality olive oils, wine vinegar, cheeses, chorizo, serrano ham, prosciutto and Parma ham.

Deep within the reticulated thoroughfares of St Ives, Source Kitchen is worth seeking out. The place is dedicated to the abundant glories of mostly local artisan produce, in a space that looks very much the place to be for an unhu… Read more. 6 The Digey, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1HR

Many of you will know this formerly as The Digey, however newly opened Source Kitchen offers some of the best Cornish produce on their takeaway menu. Whether it's Cornish crab or soup of the day you're sure to find something to tempt the tastebuds for breakfast or lunch.

British / 6 The Digey, St Ives TR26 1HR England, United Kingdom / Closed(Opens at 18:00). A small gem with amazing cuisine and exceptional service. Located in St Ives, Source Kitchen is a restaurant where you can enjoy incredible food and exceptional service.

A great tasting menu including the classic Beef Sunday Roast with all the trimmings. Today was our third visit, and each time it has been an absolute favourite of ours. At £38 per head, it is great value for money.

The Source Kitchen on The Digey is great for brunch and you can select some excellent wines from nearby St Eia. Great coffee from Yallah and breads/pastries from the renowned St Ives Bakery.