Carbis Bay packs a lot of places to eat into a relatively small area. There are definitely advantages to eating outside of St Ives: there tend to be more garden and terrace tables for al fresco lunches or summer evenings, and most places to eat have car parks. From fine dining to a casual lunch or coffee, you’ll find plenty of choice when it comes to pubs and restaurants in Carbis Bay.

Restaurants in Carbis Bay.

You can find all sorts of wonderful places to eat in Carbis Bay. The Bean Inn is a brilliant veggie and vegan restaurant. If you’re after a hearty meal, book into gastropub The Gannet, which serves high-end pub classics. It wouldn’t be a trip to the seaside without fish and chips, Becks (on the way to Lelant) is the perfect way to end the day.

Cafes in Carbis Bay.

For wholesome daytime treats, including freshly prepared salads and homemade cakes, Yvette’s Pantry is a delightful vegetarian and vegan café in the heart of Carbis Bay. Romano’s is another local favourite: a traditional Italian deli and trattoria with fantastic coffee, charcuterie and pastries which also offers evening meals.

Pubs and Bars in Carbis Bay.

Looking for a cold pint of Rattler on a warm day? The Cornish Arms on the St Ives side of Carbis Bay is a good place for a pitstop. If you’re after a meal and a cocktail, book into Walter's on the Beach, for a sophisticated and glamorous restaurant and cocktail on Carbis Bay Beach.

Supermarkets in Carbis Bay.

Carbis Bay is home to the only supermarket in the St Ives area. The Tesco superstore is located on the road heading out of Carbis Bay towards St Ives.

Once you’re all full from the delicious food and drink Carbis Bay has to offer, it’s time to roll back to one of our wonderful Carbis Bay holiday homes for a good night’s sleep, before doing it all again tomorrow!