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Genki
( 01872-555858; Quay Rd; mains £4-8; 9am-5pm)
This shack cafe on the road to Trevaunance
Cove is perfect for quick paninis, homemade soups and cheese platters. The smoothies
and coffee are pretty fancy too, but there are only a couple of picnic tables to sit down on.
CAFE
£
Cornish Pizza Company
( 01872-553092;
www.thecornishpizzacompany.co.uk
; 68 Vicarage Rd; pizzas £8-9; 5-9pm Tue-Sat)
Gour-
met pizzas in the centre of town, with the all-important crispy bases, and all named after
Cornish mines. Try Wheel Geevor with Cornish Blue cheese and roasted veg, or Wheal
Alfred, with goat's cheese, sundried tomatoes and onion marmalade.
PIZZA
£
Lewsey Lou's
( 01872-552126;
www.lewseylous.co.uk
; Trevaunance Cove; £4-6)
Sustainable, line-caught, delicious
fish and chips with celebrity cachet - the shop's owned by ex-England rugby player Josh
Lewsey. It's steps from Trevaunance Cove, right opposite Driftwood Spars.
CAFE
£
No 4 Peterville
BISTRO
££
( 01872-554245; Peterville Sq; mains £12-16.95; dinner 7-10.30pm Wed-Sat, brunch 10am-1pm Sat & Sun)
For sit-down dining in St Agnes, look no further than this swish bistro beside the turning
to Trevaunance Cove. It's a relaxed affair, with pine tables, candles in kilner jars and
flowers in bottles on every table, and the food is classic British brasserie: lemon sole with
wild garlic, or pork chop with pears and smoked crackling.
Driftwood Spars
( 01872-552428;
www.driftwoodspars.com
; Trevaunance Cove, St Agnes; mains £10.95-16.95; 10am-11pm)
Hunkered in by Trevaunance Cove, the Driftwood is an old warhorse of a pub - it's been
around for at least two centuries - but it's as popular as ever. The beamed bars are full of
character, while the upstairs restaurant is light, bright and pine-filled. They brew their own
ale, too: try light Lou's Brew or malty Bolster's Blood.
PUB
££
Drinking
Apart from Driftwood Spars, the traditional drinking hole is the
St Agnes Hotel
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