also check out their website, www.chocolicious.co.uk for delicous dark chocolate delights..... mmmmh!! truffles and liquour chocolates and little gifts too.
www.thecookbookstjust.co.uk
Fab cafe tucked away in St Just, always plenty of reading matter dotted about, is it papers or books which are for sale, second hand. Lovely selection of cakes and always a glutenfree option and delicious varieties of cream teas.... a must in St Just!!
Lovely local Butchershop and Deli selling home-raised pork and home-made sausages, burgers, pasties, bread and pizzas, quiches and fantastic scotch eggs.... situated right in the centre of St Just on the main square.
friendly first class B&B where you get spoilt with delicious homecooked local produce. Cream Tea on arrival and any breakfast you can dream of.... homemade bread, jam, and marmelade and fresh homemade biscuits in your room...
This is a great way to get locally sourced weekly fresh veg, lowering the carbon footprint. Its a government supported scheme which is subsidised hence the low cost at £4.50 per box. Local pick up points are to be found on the website www.healthyboxes.co.uk, local schools tend to only have the boxes term time but Pendeen Centre and Newlyn Childrens Centre have boxes all the year round.
I tried their salami at Truro farmers market, delicious, especially the low fat olive ones.... Mail order available. Well worth a taste of these award winning delicacies.
This is a fabulous fish restaurant, excellent freshly prepared and cooked fish and seafood in fornt of your eyes.... lovely friendly staff and a very reasonable menu... especially the pre theatre offers... wish there were more like this in Penwith....
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christl (14.03.09)
