The Cook Book

The staff are friendly and helpful and polite and they do nice cakes and a all day breakfast and lovely pot of tea

Before checking into Cape Cornwall Club we stopped off in St Just for a spot of late lunch. I had read about this place on Google. Our food was lovely. Nice big servings. Quick service. A short stop but it was pleasnt

I have only been in there once and the staff were friendly and the collection of books that you can read or buy is pretty good, the coffee is really nice and the cakes looked tasty but it's definitely not a cheap place to visit.

We came here for a luxury full cooked breakfast as part of our holiday. It's a lovely building, old Cornish cottage with twists and turns but light and welcoming. Doubling as a bookshop, there is plenty to browse and read, but we focussed on the breakfast. The Cookbook breakfast is delicious including loads of different items. I had sausage, bacon, eggs, toast, beans, tomatoes and mushrooms. All cooked beautifully and well-presented. There are also vegetarian and vegan options and they are very flexible.Staff are friendly and service was excellent. The cafe was quiet at 9am but rapidly started filling up over the next hour.We also noticed lovely looking cakes on display, but didn't try them. Another visit for those!

I was having a lunch and ordered Cornish rarebit. I waited 40 minutes I was told that the cook didn't see thee note) then I got two slices of bread, burnt on the edges with grainy cheese mix on them. Grated cheese that has not melted, dry and grainy. No excuses.