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5 of the best places to eat

Plates of fish and chips with sauces and drinks on a table at Harbour Lights, reflecting the restaurant’s award winning seaside dining.

1)  HARBOUR LIGHTS

Harbour Lights is a welcoming haven for dogs and their humans, perfectly positioned on the waterfront in Falmouth. This relaxed, dog-friendly restaurant ensures four-legged guests feel just as at home as their owners. While pups relax, visitors can enjoy award-winning fish and chips, fresh seafood and comforting classics alongside beautiful harbour views. Harbour Lights was also a finalist in the 2025 National Fish & Chip Awards for its commitment to sustainability, showing that exceptional food and responsible values go paw in paw.

www.harbourlights.co.uk

Sunny outdoor seating area with wooden tables, umbrellas and planted borders at Twisted Currant in Porthleven.

TWISTED CURRANT

Specialising in homemade cakes and cream teas with delicious breakfasts, lunches and afternoon treats, Twisted Currant offers a large choice for all dietary requirements. Dogs are more than welcome, with complimentary treats for all furry friends, and the team, who cook all meals fresh to order, use as much local produce as possible! The hidden garden and a warm and inviting tea room provide an oasis of calm just yards from Porthleven’s bustling harbour, making this a must-visit during your south coast explorations.

www.twistedcurrant.co.uk

View across Newquay Harbour with fishing boats on the water and sandy shore beyond, capturing the harbourside setting near The Beach hut.

3 The Beach Hut, Watergate Bay

Laid back, breezy and modern, The Beach Hut blends considered food, easy beach dining and a warm welcome – all supported by a sustainable purpose. Right on the beach, The Beach Hut is dog friendly and open for breakfast, lunch and dinner all year round. Showcasing local, seasonal produce whilst combining The Beach Hut classic favourites with a 50% plant-based menu, it’s also a great spot for a post-surf refuel. Expect Extreme Hot Chocolates, mussels cooked in white wine and cream, and local beef burgers topped with Cornish gouda, all alongside a healthier take on salads and plates from the grill. Book your table online.

www.the-beach-hut.co.uk

Spacious lawn and picnic area bordered by flowers and hedges at Trewidden, offering a relaxed outdoor spot for visitors and their dogs.

4 Trewidden Tearoom

Open seven days a week and positioned at the entrance to one of Cornwall’s great gardens, Trewidden Tearoom in Penzance has it all. Fresh, home-cooked food, scrumptious homemade cakes and a cream tea to die for! Serving freshly ground Cornish coffee, a selection of soft drinks and alchoholic beverages. You can enjoy your breakfast, lunch or afternoon cake in the cosy Tearoom or out on the spacious picnic area. Expect your pooches to get a warm welcome with treats and smiles and then if you fancy it spend the rest of the day marvelling at the internationally acclaimed garden full of magnolias, camellias and more – a pawfect doggy day out!

www.trewidden.co.uk

View across Newquay Harbour with fishing boats on the water and sandy shore beyond, capturing the harbourside setting near The Boathouse.

The Boathouse, Newquay

The Boathouse in Newquay is a dog-friendly harbourside street food market and bar, perfect for four-legged friends and their humans. Set right on the sand at Newquay Harbour, it offers a relaxed, coastal vibe with both indoor and outdoor seating, making it ideal for enjoying a bite with your pup by your side.
A variety of local food vendors serve up everything from fresh seafood to global street eats, with water bowls and wagging tails always welcome. With live music, stunning sea views, and a welcoming atmosphere, The Boathouse is a must-visit spot for dog lovers exploring Cornwall.

www.streetfoodonthebeach.co.uk