Best shop ever if you like handbags and leather belts. Try to call in once a year for yes you…read moreguesses it's new handbag and a few more lovely leather things. This year brought a bag hand made by owner's husband and of course you have to have a purse to match. Lovely lady in shop and remembers us because we take our basset hounds on holiday with us. Well worth a visit.

This is a fabulous shop and worth a visit to Boscastle just to see it! The products are beautiful,…read morequirky and totally original. When we went in last year, we found the guy who owns the shop and designs and makes all the products (and has done so for over 20yrs) a really friendly, open and interesting person. He was passionate about his work and even explained some of the processes used to get the unique effects of colour fades and raised designs on the leather. He invented these processes himself which is why his products have such a characteristic style that you just don't see anywhere else -because no-one else is using those processes. We live in London and just occasionally see someone with one of his bags or other pieces and always know immediately that its one of his because they are just so unique and unmistakeable in style. I notice that another Yelp user had a bad experience in this shop several years ago and can only assume that either someone else was looking after the shop for some reason at that time, or perhaps she misunderstood whatever was said to her due to a cultural or language gap!

We visited in a hot Saturday in late July so knew it would be busy but it was grim busy…read more Shops too busy to move, full of overpriced tat, restaurants the same - place was dirty and full or very loud rude tourists Definitely give this one a miss in the summer months

One of the nicest fishing harbours in Cornwall. Plenty of places to eat and drink (even during the…read morepandemic). Quaint streets with wonderful shops. Loads of places to buy your real Cornish Pastie. We did and it was delicious. TIP; if driving then parking is a real pain. Most car parks are high up and it's a steep walk down and back again. Try taking the Park and Ride train from St Erth. Reasonable price with fab views from the train. Then a short reasonably flat walk to the harbour.