The Cabin Beach Cafe
The Cabin Beach Café is a dog-friendly cafe located just above Perranuthnoe Beach, although the beach does have dog restrictions during the summer months. We have a few tables inside but a large grass area with tables that overlooks the beach.
We offer a wide range of quality food, with a great range of homemade dishes including some excellent vegetarian and gluten-free options. We also always have some homemade cakes and scones to have with fresh coffee or tea.
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The Cabin Beach Cafe, Perranuthnoe Beach, Perranuthnoe, Penwith Peninsula, Cornwall TR20 9NE, United Kingdom
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