Gylly Beach Cafe - Menu

Had a simply divine vegan margherita pizza here, made with vegan cheese.

Visited here with some old friends whilst on holiday in Cornwall Food was superb and Service.

Simply wonderful location, right on the beach. High quality café with very friendly staff, competent at handling a volume of people. View menu

there were not many vegan options for lunch. there was a suppe, an salate or a cherry pea. the kicherbsenschleuse was disappointing: simple kicherbsen in a pack, served with a little cold Aloo saag.

to bakery section of the takeaway part nice chips and 2 vegan main options plant burger and pasty. pasty was really good Mediterranean Veg mix! also a beautiful location directly on the beach! updated by the previous review on 2022 07 31

I had a delicious vegan breakfast at Gylly’s beach cafe grilled, massive portobello mushrooms instead of egg, homemade vegetable and bean sausages, baked beans and mini hash browns. All with a spectacular view of the beach. Hearty vegan breakfast. View menu

Difficult to beat this café for it gorgeous view of Gylly beach. A couple of vegan options one of which was the burger which we enjoyed. It came with your normal range of fries and salad nothing out of the ordinary. Recommend a reservation even mid week in order to get a good table.

beautiful location on the sandy beach with exterior. we were only there for cream and cake. only milk as option and a vegan cake a muffin, celestial and chocolate that was beautiful. on the expensive side and coffee small. menu showed some vegan options. personal well. attended takeaway part the next day and found two vegan ice cream aromen skyberry rippel and chocolate. good value and the rib was nicely updated by previous review on 2021-09-12

I had the quinoa superfood salad that was delicious: a lot of quinoa, balanced with broccoli, courgette and summer bears, which I think they were my baptism and dressed properly. that makes a venerable point. if they have a restuarant like gylly beach that serves meat, but good veg options, they must jump through hoops. if they want to check it, they can't give it five stars. but I would rather eat an intelligently designed dish like her Quinoa salad than anything on the menu of certain vegan restaurants like one in the same city that serve nothing but tired kopien by carnivores almost food. there was a time when only vegans were offered, were brown rice and lenses; if the standard menu opti... View menu