Kynance Cove Cafe in Cornwall

Kynance cove is a hidden gem on the lizard peninsula coast with outstanding scenery and a great beach for children to play on and a visit is highly recommend if you are on holiday in this part of Cornwall.The cafe located in the cove is very nice with a good selection of food and drinks and friendly staff, we had coffee and cake which were very much enjoyed after our long walk from Mullion village.

Great little cafe situated above the cove itself. They offer gluten and dairy free options which we were very impressed with.Pricing is slightly high but is worth it for the view you get whilst sitting outside.Staff are very friendly and attentive. I'll be visiting again.@momentsofoutdoors

What can you say it's lovely here. Cream tea by the sea will be very difficult to find a better location. I had more photos but going in cream first then jam would probably break the internet. However you enjoy yours here is the place to do it. Parking is up top then a rocky walk down to the beach and cafe. Timing for low tide means more to explore once there but lovely either way.

Amazing location right on the edge overlooking the beach with its dramatic contrasts of sand and rock. Good local food and drinks. Friendly efficient staff. As you would expect from the National Trust, good facilities well looked-after.

Not many cafe's can boast such a fabulous view as this one. Great cafe, with lovely Staff, serving good food, delicious cake/shortbread etc, Ice Creams, Coffee/Tea/Hot Chocolate. Also Cornwall related Books, Postcards & more. Lots outdoor seating, sum undercover, few tables indoors (it was a lovely mild winter Jan day when I visited, & everyone outside, so not sure if indoor seating was allowed at this time, I didn't check.

Had a sandwich and a bit of cake and a coffee. Orders were made and delivered quite quickly (being off peak there weren't a horde of customers). Sandwiches were made to order and were good. Reasonable selection of cakes. Nice place to view the waves, but in busy times and on a sunny summer day the place can be heaving (from previous experience). There is some bench/table outside seating (we visited in Autumn, you'd be lucky to get a seat here in peak summer tho), and we were able to get a table on the terrace just out of the direct wind with our dog (very windy day!). Good lunchtime stop for our walk. Toilet facilities are clean and handy.

First time visitor and as National Trust members - with our cards - the parking was free. Lovely coastal walk to the cafe, great pasty overlooking the cove and a lovely splash around on the beach. What's not to like 😁👍

Great coffee ☕, awesome chocolate fudge cake and the best and most amazing view.Staff was very nice and friendly. Prices were just as friendly considering the remote location. There are plenty of seats available and all offer free and amazing coastal sea 🌊 views.Definitely a must see location 👌 👏 😊

Lovely little cove with close up dominating view from cafe terrace usual range of snacks and bottled alcohol at Cornish prices, as is car park at £5 plus need to download pay app etc views make up for costs. Lucky with early Oct weather. Would be fantastic in summer 🙂

Very pretty beach at the end of an hour long cliff walk from Lizard Point. Fortunately we arrived at low tide, when the beach is at its biggest. Lots of soft golden sand between the large rocks. Several rock pools and natural paddling pools around the rock areas too. Great for young children! Despite being late September lots of swimmers in the sea. We didn't go in, but at low tide it looks like a gentle safe cove for swimming.About two thirds of the beach goes underwater at high tide. There are photos showing you this, and warnings that you could get cut off. The tide comes in through the middle section.There is a cafe and toilets. Parking about 20 minutes away if you can't face the walk from Lizard.