The Gallery Coffee

Went for a cream tea ! On holiday in Cornwall and its always a must to be ticked off our list, we like to try different places ! Firstly it's a tiny little cafe and I can't understand for the life of me why so many cafes are allowing dogs in ! We weren't made to feel very welcome firstly because the lady serving had to check if she had enough to do us a cream tea ! There was a big dog there leaping around ! No offence to the dog or its owner they were both very friendly,but I don't understand why so many establishments are now letting dogs in ! It's not everyone's cup of tea ! We also usually get offered another pot of tea with the cream tea but on this occasion we never even got offered one ? Not the best priced at £6.49 each (paid £14 so sadly won't be returning ! Honestly in my opinion the place isn't big enough for dogs as well and I know everywhere is struggling at the moment but offering another pot of tea might encourage customers to return to you !

A great find if you're in Hayle! We ended up here after driving around to find somewhere for lunch and we were not disappointed. The lady running it was so friendly, nothing was too much trouble. The menu had good choices, was reasonably priced and they had milk alternatives for the hot drinks. In addition to the coffee bar, it sold paintings, jewellery and pre-loved clothes, bags and shoes from very good labels.

Visited for lunch with a friend. So disappointed as virtually no options for gluten and dairy free. I had to have a very average ham salad with no dressing as this was the only meal they could offer me. Other places nearby have much better options. Oddly they do not stock sparking water. This is such a pretty cafe with lovely staff but they really need to move with the times a bit.

We went to this hidden gem 6 days. It’s such a lovely friendly place. We just loved it. You were involved in conversations and always said hello to. The food was delicious. Next visit to Cornwall we will definitely be back. Thank you for making us so welcome.

Blink and you might miss this little gem tucked under the railway viaduct. Cosy atmosphere with friendly service and good snack menu. A haven from all the pasty bakeries in the town.