Beech Cafe - Menu

Good food at reasonable prices. Nice and pleasant staff. Would recommend for family's and to take in the activities at the centre.

We decided to eat at the Beech cafe as we had booked for my son and husband to do the Treesurfers junior course which is right next to this cafe.

The coffee, pastries, and homemade cake at this restaurant are fantastic. The staff is very friendly as well. It's worth a visit even if you're not planning to go tree surfing. View menu

Very pleasant little, friendly cafe at the start or/and end of the Tamar Trails. Reasonably priced food and drinks. Very family friendly. Might get congested if really busy. You can relax and take your mind of the selfish b.. horseriders who enjoy blocking the carpark with their horseboxes.

Can't believe we haven't been here before. Great coffee and food and very warm welcome from one and all. If you're going to the Tamar Trails it's a must! Even if you're not take the trip from Tavistock or turn off the road to Cornwall via Gunnislake well worth going out of your way for. It's open all year great looking home made grub and fabulous coffee.

This is a cafe with good food in a multi-purpose activity centre building, open weekends from mid February and later during school holidays. It is misleading to see it listed under Plymouth because it is in the village area called Gulworthy at this operation called Tamar Trails. It ought to be relisted along with the other Gulworthy business, food and things to do entries under Tavistock. View menu

Situated within the entrance to Tamar Trails is this little gem of a cute and cosy cafe where you can refuel before, after or during your activities at the site or of course just call in ! Plenty of seating both inside and out where you can sit and enjoy a cream tea, toastie or delicious home baked cakes washed down with a proper barista coffee, hot chocolate, tea in a tea pot or cold drinks. I had a cappuccino and a cream tea and it was really delicious and helped me recover from Archery, Tree Surfing and the Big Zip. If you wish to keep in contact with the outside world there is free Wi Fi which works well . Recommended.

After an exciting day of treetop adventures or a leisurely stroll along the Tamar Trails, my wife and I found ourselves at the Beech Cafe, a delightful spot to relax and refuel. While we may be past our zip-lining days, the trails offer a variety of activities for all ages to enjoy. The cafe greeted us with a selection of savory and sweet treats, including soup, sandwiches, pasties, and scrumptious cakes, as well as a comforting cup of coffee. For those interested in the area's mining history, there was a fascinating display of pictures and videos to explore. We recommend stopping by the cafe before embarking on a walk to familiarize yourself with the area and pick up a map for your journey.

I have dined at this restaurant many times in the past year and have always been impressed with the quality of the food and presentation. The smoked salmon and cream cheese sandwich is a must-try. The cream tea is the best I have had in a long time, with plenty of clotted cream and local jam served with two warmed scones that are perfectly cooked and not microwaved. The hot chocolate is exceptional, made with ground Belgian chocolate and customizable with a mixture of dark, milk, and white chocolate. The restaurant is dog-friendly and welcoming to those with muddy boots, making it a great stop after a walk on the trails. The cozy sofa area is decorated with cushions made from Origin Coffee s... View menu