Gylly Beach Café

What better way to start 2019 than with a Gylly Beach Café Theme Night!
Burger & Beer Wednesday 16th Jan, 5-8pm.
... Any burger plus a guest beer or glass of wine for £15. Get out of the house and beat those January blues. A fantastic deal that won't break the bank.
You can either book online www.gyllybeach.com or call 01326 312884.
Bookings are advisable.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR! Huge well done to all the New Years Day swimmers - there was LOADS of you! 🙌🏼🎉🏊🏼‍♀️

New Years Eve Party at Gylly Beach Café – limited tickets available.
We still have a handful of our ‘Sovereign Passes’ available! Drink on entrance, a hearty spit roast roll, pasty after midnight plus a Dj, music from Small Wonder before and after midnight and fireworks over Pendennis all for £40 per person.
No fancy dress, the theme is simply dress to impress!
... Please email mark@gyllybeach.com to make a booking or pop into Gylly Beach Café
Don’t be left out in the cold this New Years, book now!
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NYE PARTY @ LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE

NYE 2018 // EARN A £25 MEAL VOUCHER -

NYE ROYAL PARTY – BANQUET ON THE BEACH
We have the honour of requesting all Lords, Ladies, Maids and Noble Gentlemen in the Great Hall for our annual New Years Eve Celebrations.
Guests can enjoy two levels of exclusivity with 75 seats available at the Royal Table. Bedazzled with decorations, jewels, beer, sumptuous feast platters and more, the Royal Tables will be for those with a Crown Jewels Pass.
... 90 Sovereign Passes are also available for guests who lean to a more of a social engagement. Entrance to the Grand Hall is included along with a hearty spit roast roll to be served at a time announced by the Crown.
Only guests with passes will be able to attend this prestigious event and hear the musings of harps and string guitars from the court jesters Small Wonder. Our resident DJ will paly throughout the night until we bring the drawbridge up at 3am sharp.
On the stroke of midnight we raise a glass to the Queen who has blessed us with explosives over the great Pendents Castle.
Please RSVP as tickets are more limited than normal this year.
With the height of aristocracy in attendance please do dress to impress, guests falling short of this will be flogged under the Kings orders.
2 types of tickets are available this year.
The Crown Jewels Pass – A seat at the Royal Table for the duration of the evening, beers, a sumptuous feast and more. £65 per person.
The Sovereign Pass – A standing ticket with entrance to the Grand Hall, Spit Roast Roll and more. £40 per person.
Contact mark@gyllybeach.com to book or simply come and see us.
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Our favourite Trip Advisor this week! Steak night! Yummers! 😋

Our last Steak Night of 2018 is tonight! Get your bookings in now!
Our menu is bursting with choices from small tapas bites to the best steak cuts plus a deal that couldn't be more delicious! - Two fantastic rump steaks from local butcher Philip Warren plus a bottle of house wine for just £35! Each night will also feature cocktails and guest drinks, so warm up your winter week nights! Book your table now! Visit www.gyllybeach.com or call us on 01326 312884... Booking is essential!
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Roast on the coast, every Sunday, 5-8pm. Need we say more? 😍

Gylly Steak Nights are back!
Our most popular theme night returns! Throughout November, every Wednesday night,5pm til late.
... Our menu is bursting with choices from small tapas bites to the best steak cuts plus a deal that couldn't be more delicious! - Two fantastic rump steaks from local butcher Philip Warren plus a bottle of house wine for just £35!
Each night will also feature cocktails and guest drinks, so warm up your winter week nights! Book your table now! Visit www.gyllybeach.com or call us on 01326 312884
Booking is essential!
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This Saturday 27th October we have teamed up with Surfers against Sewage Autumn beach clean campaign at Gylly beach and will be providing F R E E hot drinks from our Gylly to go ice cream counter and some tasty sweet treats from our Bakery on the beach for all the volunteers, see Facebook events page for details and times

This Saturday 27th October we have teamed up with Surfers against Sewage Autumn beach clean campaign at Gylly beach and will be providing F R E E hot drinks from our Gylly to go ice cream counter and some tasty sweet treats from our Bakery on the beach for all the volunteers,

Wow. What a weekend. These last few days have been just as beautiful too - can you believe we’re heading to the end of October?! Our Autumn menu is now being served so do pop in to check it out and keep your eye out for some dishes on here too!

Our absolute favourite review from the weekend! Well done chefs and of course our wonderful waiter Will!😀 We love getting your feedback, so if you have enjoyed your time at Gylly Beach Cafe please take a minute to pop over to our TripAdvisor page and tell us all about it!

An absolute favourite from our specials menu and we can’t tell how how good it is 😍 Primrose Heard Pork belly, sage infused mash, cabbage heart and red currant jus. Perfect plan for your Saturday evening, no?

Don’t forget, our very own Dale McIntosh will be creating this dish for you all on the demo stage at @faloysterfest TOMORROW at 11am - tasters will also be available! Mackerel pasty, fish soup, pesto dressing.

What a difference a day makes?!

Mackerel pasty, fish soup, pesto dressing. Come down to Falmouth Oyster Festival this Friday 12th at 11am to catch our very own Dale McIntosh demo this dish with tasters available!

Wonderful food, and probably the best service from staff we’ve ever experienced in Cornwall! My daughter loved the attention and interaction from the people here, and the food was really very good indeed, we’ll be heading back asap! Thanks guys, massive thumbs up �� x

We had brunch here on Saturday and luckily got a table outside overlooking the sea. It was really busy and we did have a bit of a wait but it's not a fast food restaurant and when we got it, it was worth waiting for, freshly made and tasty. I found the staff to be really friendly and they were working like Trojans.

Scrumptious final breakfast in Cornwall. Enjoying the view, service and food.

Husband pleased we'd run out of our own eggs so we had an excuse for a breakfast treat

Peek-a-boo, Gylly Beach Cafe,



I enjoyed coming down to Gylly Beach Cafe the day before me Birfday on Tuesday May 16th � This is during my first visit back to Falmouth since Graduation from Falmouth Uni in 2013. I spoke to Hannah and Leigh(is Leigh's name right?) and had previously spoken to Hannah back in Bristol where we both came from before Uni.



Believe me, I will come back to Gylly Beach Cafe if I go back to Falmouth � Had a yummy toast, poached egg and smoked salmon. Of course le view from the cafe is WOOH, so good!



Tim x

It’s alwaysso busy, that tell you a lot, the guys are so lovely in general, it’s worth the little wait on orders and the view is... incredible

Had a nice fish and chips there, although the fish was a little undercooked. The batter on the fish was great very tasty. Loved the chips. Very big portions be great to sell a smaller one, as myself and another ladycouldn't finish it. Cold drinks very expensive.

Great spot to watch the world go by and a great breakfast what more do you want

Great location, fantastic food and very pleasant staff. � � � � �

An absolute gem of a restaurant.

Great food, great wine, great service, great atmosphere. We head here every time we come to Falmouth, which is as often as we can.

Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend to anyone.

Always a great place to eat, drink and cuddle up outside in a blanket and watch the surf and chat until late into the evening........A must, whenever we are in the Falmouth area. Forest of Dean resident.

Stumbled across this place by chance, arrived at 4pm on a Tuesday and got a table outside. Enjoyed the last couple hours of the gorgeous sunshine washed down with a mice chilled glass bubbles. Service was great, v friendly. I didn't eat so unable to give review on food but great place to sit and relax and enjoy last few rays of the day

Great beach view

Good food, good spot

Lunch with the husband was a little bit of a let down, his meal comes out then have to wait a while for mine, and when it does fish over cooked and chips cold. However was dealt with extremely well and full refund on my meal.

Had breakfast this morning, brilliant location with amazing views- however, a little disappointed with breakfast- ordered poached eggs instead of scrambled in our full cornish breakfast and came out with only one egg. Also, the sausage was huge and overcompensated half the plate. Coffee was great though and staff seemed friendly.

Great that you cater for vegans and those with a dairy intolerance by providing soya milk but I was shocked that you charge an extra 20p on a £2 cup of tea for the privilege. Seems a bit unfair. The waitress said this was because it costs more. I'm not sure this is a good enough reason and not a great image to portray. I imagine there is no deduction for those that have black tea.

It's a shame because the cafe on a regular day looks like it would be a nice place to eat and grab a beer. But Sunday was completely unorganised. The doorman was the typical flexing type, doing whatever he wanted with the authority he has. We only went outside for a cigarette and then got told we were not allowed back in as it was at full capacity. Although we were there for an hour or so spending money and listening to music. There was no chance to talk about it and the cab there from Redruth was way too expensive for the short time we were there. We didn't even get to see Newton.. Half an evening and a shame:(

What a shame!! Phoned to book a table for 10 people on a Sunday evening to be told that they only do reservations up to 8 people- oh well we will book elsewhere. Must be loosing out on a lot of custom here ��

What a shame! We had a table for 4 booked for Saturday night 21 October. This had been booked for a number of weeks and we were so looking forward to it as part of our annual holiday to Cornwall... Unfortunately Storm Brian was well and truly underway. Never mind, we arrived at the restaurant on that stormy night, we entered and all looked really welcoming and lovely. We were met by a man called Ben, who seated us near to the door. As gusts of wind blew the menus off the tables and rattled the glasses everytime the door was opened (which was frequently), we politely asked if we could move tables. Ben suddenly became the most awkward and unsympathetic person we have ever encountered in a restaurant before. He said he didnt have any more tables free, even though there were plenty empty . He said they had been pre booked for their location within the restaurant. Fair enough, but no effort was made to think about how the restaurant could be more flexible to accommodate our wishes. He then became sarcastic and quite nasty in his tone. In short he made no effort at all to meet our needs and showed zero empathy. At this stage I, exasperated, told him his customer service skills were severely lacking, we got up to leave. He then followed me out of the restaurant shouting at me! Honestly you couldn’t make it up ! We were shocked and aghast. He had previously stated that he was in charge that night.Gylly Beach Cafe owners....this man is not good for business! We received terrible treatment and are highly disappointed..

Wonderful food, and probably the best service from staff we’ve ever experienced in Cornwall! My daughter loved the attention and interaction from the people here, and the food was really very good indeed, we’ll be heading back asap! Thanks guys, massive thumbs up �� x

We had brunch here on Saturday and luckily got a table outside overlooking the sea. It was really busy and we did have a bit of a wait but it's not a fast food restaurant and when we got it, it was worth waiting for, freshly made and tasty. I found the staff to be really friendly and they were working like Trojans.

Scrumptious final breakfast in Cornwall. Enjoying the view, service and food.

Husband pleased we'd run out of our own eggs so we had an excuse for a breakfast treat

Peek-a-boo, Gylly Beach Cafe,



I enjoyed coming down to Gylly Beach Cafe the day before me Birfday on Tuesday May 16th � This is during my first visit back to Falmouth since Graduation from Falmouth Uni in 2013. I spoke to Hannah and Leigh(is Leigh's name right?) and had previously spoken to Hannah back in Bristol where we both came from before Uni.



Believe me, I will come back to Gylly Beach Cafe if I go back to Falmouth � Had a yummy toast, poached egg and smoked salmon. Of course le view from the cafe is WOOH, so good!



Tim x

It’s alwaysso busy, that tell you a lot, the guys are so lovely in general, it’s worth the little wait on orders and the view is... incredible

Had a nice fish and chips there, although the fish was a little undercooked. The batter on the fish was great very tasty. Loved the chips. Very big portions be great to sell a smaller one, as myself and another ladycouldn't finish it. Cold drinks very expensive.

Great spot to watch the world go by and a great breakfast what more do you want

Great location, fantastic food and very pleasant staff. � � � � �

An absolute gem of a restaurant.

Great food, great wine, great service, great atmosphere. We head here every time we come to Falmouth, which is as often as we can.

Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend to anyone.

Always a great place to eat, drink and cuddle up outside in a blanket and watch the surf and chat until late into the evening........A must, whenever we are in the Falmouth area. Forest of Dean resident.

Stumbled across this place by chance, arrived at 4pm on a Tuesday and got a table outside. Enjoyed the last couple hours of the gorgeous sunshine washed down with a mice chilled glass bubbles. Service was great, v friendly. I didn't eat so unable to give review on food but great place to sit and relax and enjoy last few rays of the day

Great beach view

Good food, good spot

Lunch with the husband was a little bit of a let down, his meal comes out then have to wait a while for mine, and when it does fish over cooked and chips cold. However was dealt with extremely well and full refund on my meal.

Had breakfast this morning, brilliant location with amazing views- however, a little disappointed with breakfast- ordered poached eggs instead of scrambled in our full cornish breakfast and came out with only one egg. Also, the sausage was huge and overcompensated half the plate. Coffee was great though and staff seemed friendly.

Great that you cater for vegans and those with a dairy intolerance by providing soya milk but I was shocked that you charge an extra 20p on a £2 cup of tea for the privilege. Seems a bit unfair. The waitress said this was because it costs more. I'm not sure this is a good enough reason and not a great image to portray. I imagine there is no deduction for those that have black tea.

It's a shame because the cafe on a regular day looks like it would be a nice place to eat and grab a beer. But Sunday was completely unorganised. The doorman was the typical flexing type, doing whatever he wanted with the authority he has. We only went outside for a cigarette and then got told we were not allowed back in as it was at full capacity. Although we were there for an hour or so spending money and listening to music. There was no chance to talk about it and the cab there from Redruth was way too expensive for the short time we were there. We didn't even get to see Newton.. Half an evening and a shame:(

What a shame!! Phoned to book a table for 10 people on a Sunday evening to be told that they only do reservations up to 8 people- oh well we will book elsewhere. Must be loosing out on a lot of custom here ��

What a shame! We had a table for 4 booked for Saturday night 21 October. This had been booked for a number of weeks and we were so looking forward to it as part of our annual holiday to Cornwall... Unfortunately Storm Brian was well and truly underway. Never mind, we arrived at the restaurant on that stormy night, we entered and all looked really welcoming and lovely. We were met by a man called Ben, who seated us near to the door. As gusts of wind blew the menus off the tables and rattled the glasses everytime the door was opened (which was frequently), we politely asked if we could move tables. Ben suddenly became the most awkward and unsympathetic person we have ever encountered in a restaurant before. He said he didnt have any more tables free, even though there were plenty empty . He said they had been pre booked for their location within the restaurant. Fair enough, but no effort was made to think about how the restaurant could be more flexible to accommodate our wishes. He then became sarcastic and quite nasty in his tone. In short he made no effort at all to meet our needs and showed zero empathy. At this stage I, exasperated, told him his customer service skills were severely lacking, we got up to leave. He then followed me out of the restaurant shouting at me! Honestly you couldn’t make it up ! We were shocked and aghast. He had previously stated that he was in charge that night.Gylly Beach Cafe owners....this man is not good for business! We received terrible treatment and are highly disappointed..