Constantine Beach Café

Fantastic beach to walk your dogs

Great sausage rolls and hot chocolate. Clean toilets. Free WiFi to pay for parking. Small car park. Lovely beach

**Service:** Dine-in **Meal type:** Lunch **Price per person:** £10–20 **Food:** ★★★★★ **Service:** ★★★★★ **Atmosphere:** ★★★★★ View menu

Excellent service, friendly staff, and delicious food and drinks. I visited almost every day, and it was always a fantastic experience. Highly recommended!

Great place to stop off for a coffee and a bite to eat during a morning g beach walk. Staffed by really friendly happy people that greet you with a smile and the coffee and food from here is great.

What a great little cafe. Very small, only a few outside picnic benches. They have a restaurant license, so can only sell alcohol with food to be consumed on the premises, but you can't go wrong with a pasty and a pint for £8. Good Barnacott pasties and a range of paninis. Some nice farm ice cream pots and decent coffee. Very friendly. View menu

Parking cost £5 all day and we spent most the morning afternoon there swimming and renting out the paddle board! Had a really nice time here at this beach wished we took the body boards with us and it would of been so amazing! Did some rock pooling and found some fish and baby shrimps and lobsters but put them back at the end of the day.

We absolutely love this place! They make an excellent flat white, and our kids adore the hot chocolate topped with cream and toasted marshmallows. They also offer a nice selection of ice cream flavors in individual tubs. Additionally, there are warm food options, including delicious pasties from Malcolm Barnecutt. The manager, Martin, is incredibly friendly and accommodating. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in Cornwall!

We visit Constantine several times a year and have never had an issue with the food or the café. However, today we encountered a very rude and unhelpful staff member. It was quite warm, and we needed some tap water for our dogs. We noticed that the water in the restroom was warm, so we politely asked if he could fill up our dog’s water bottle or if he had access to a tap. Unfortunately, he rudely declined, even though he was filling a bowl for another dog. Acts of kindness shouldn’t be too difficult to offer, especially when you’re already paying premium prices for a toasty. As a result, we decided to go somewhere else for lunch. View menu