Myring's is an affordable and friendly confectionery store in the centre of St. Ives. There is a…read morevariety of foods to suit a sweet tooth, be it Cornish rock, fudge, pick and mix, gift sweets, jars of assortments you can select to have bagged weights of amongst others. There are also a few tourist souvenirs available for purchase such as keyrings and postcards. The staff have always been approachable and efficient.

This shop does all you need for Cornish delights. Normally get those holiday gifts that delight the…read moretaste buds. Fudge, rock & Roddas clotted cream products. Above average seaside rock shop.

This is a great shop , the prices are no worse than they ever are in this kind of place and the…read morevariety is good too . A person with a sweet tooth would feel like they'd died and gone to a better place ! The tablet is fantastic and the clotted cream fudge is to die for . I'm a big fan of the clotted cream bonbons too . The woman who works in the shop is very friendly .

This place sells the best ice cream in the world. They stock traditional, plain flavours such as…read morevanilla and strawberry, as well as more exotic flavours - my favourite is trifle! You can buy cones to eat on the spot or tubs to take away. There's plenty of seating outside, and a small range of other foods to buy inside. They also serve lunches and dinners - sadly I didn't get a chance to sample any when I was last there, but the pizza in particular looked amazing and I will definitely be going back for a meal when I'm next in Cornwall. The fudge is well worth sampling, too!

Perfect for a day out with the kids. After spending a few hours in Kynance Cove, appease your…read morechildren on the ride home with chocolate from the Trenance Chocolate factory. From kids' candy to sophisticated adult bars with hazelnuts and other treats, this is a lovely place to pick up a snack for your way home, or a luxury gift for foodie friends. Nice place for a hostess gift like a box of truffles too! The chocolate isn't up to Swiss or Belgian standards perhaps, but overall it's pretty good and the shop offers a huge variety. You won't be disappointed.

My family love this little place, it can be busy at times but the wait is worth it…read more It's a great treat for them after visiting the park and beach

Such a great experience! :)…read more My husband and I got the banana split and it was delicious with large portions of creamy ice cream in an old fashioned glass bowl with real cutlery. The lady who served us was very kind and patient. Exactly the kind of person I would hope to serve me at an ice cream parlour. I will definitely come back here on my next visit to Cornwall!

Fantastic bread. Fresh, wholesome, flavourful. Much better than any store bought or chain bakery…read moremade bread. No crappy sugary cakes & pastries either. Just wonderful breads. Sourdough is a dream. They also have a fridge with a few essentials, butter and milk mostly. Lovely place.

One of my favorite places in Penzance. Got enticed in by the focaccia in the window, took some home…read moreand it was so good that I went back the next day. Had a very nice pork and cole slaw sandwich (they will prepare any sandwich for you even if it isn't in the fridge) and also bought another focaccia. Also bought some organic peanut butter, also great.

The candy cabin is a sweet shop in the main shopping street in newquay. This was the shop my…read morechildren asked to go to all the time full of sweets of all kinds good things that you could buy for gifts to take home at the end of your holiday., It is situated on a rather busy road so take extra care with small children. It also gets busy so be patient. Once insid ethe shop there are lots of rock, sweets and chocolate and special fudges to eat.

Nice little cake shop, got some original Cornish saffron cakes that are like house bricks but taste…read moreyummy. Lots of other goodies on offer also.

This is a pasty staple according to my Cornish pasty expert friend. It's an award winning bakery…read morethat's been in business for 150 years. I'm kind of obsessed with having the best of the local food in a new city, so it seemed like a no brainer! I was a tad disappointed it was so ... plain though. It's been around a looooong time, so it's a no frills joint with small, medium and large pasties. Steak and cheese and onion of course and not much else besides that. I got a medium steak and it was piping freaking hot and plenty of food to fill me up. I carried it around the corner to the beach and ate it overlooking the beautiful blue sea that is the Cornish Coast. On further exploration of the town center, I kicked myself for not walking around for diving into the first pasty/pasty shop I saw. There were a couple that looked a little more modern that I think I might have preferred (I am so, so spoiled by having the visited the amazing Cornish Pasty Company in Phoenix so much, I admit that!). But didn't have it in me to eat two pasties in two days. You can't go wrong here if tradition is what you're after, but if you like a modern take on comfort foods, you might want to try another one (there are plenty all around this area!)