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		<title>Cornish food part 2</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[As I wrote in the previous post, I have been to some very nice vegetarian places in Cornwall, and they came as a surprise because I wasn&#8217;t expecting any veggie restaurant/cafe.
I already wrote about the Bean Inn, it is worth a trip if you are in the area.
In St Ives centre there is a very [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As I wrote in the previous post, I have been to some very nice vegetarian places in Cornwall, and they came as a surprise because I wasn&#8217;t expecting any veggie restaurant/cafe.</p>
<p>I already wrote about the <a title="The Bean Inn, St Ives" href="http://www.coastcornwall.co.uk/beaninn.html">Bean Inn</a>, it is worth a trip if you are in the area.</p>
<p>In St Ives centre there is a very nice cafe called Terra Viva (next door to the library); the same owners run an organic hairdresser next door.</p>
<p>The cafè is small but very bright, it&#8217;s entirely vegetarian and there are plenty of vegan options, they serve salads, sandwiches, main dishes, soups and ice cream.</p>
<p>We had a coffee with some vegan ice cream, made out of cashew nuts (from Tofutti). The address is Gabriel Street, Royal Square and their telephone is 01736794447.</p>
<p>Up the road from the cafe there is a farmer&#8217;s market once a week (I think it&#8217;s on Thursday, but I&#8217;m not entirely sure) which is quite small but worth a visit, there are also the people from the Bean Inn selling veggie food. We bought homemade jams, local strawberries (they were absolutely great), chocolate, cornish cheese (yummy!) and some indian snacks.</p>
<p>Our best dinner was in a small restaurant on the harbour, a little hidden away (it&#8217;s on a first floor and you can&#8217;t see it from the street, but there is a sign). The great place is called Spinacio&#8217;s but it&#8217;s not an Italian restaurant despite the name.</p>
<p>It is just one year old, and the atmosphere is nice, maybe a little bit on the dark side, and it has a strong accent on seasonal ingredient. I had a beetroot and new potato rosti with goat&#8217;s cheese, broad bean mash, some wild greens and minted peas, my husband had a curry and it tasted really good, my rosti was delicious, and the peas were superfresh and not overcooked (it is a rare thing in UK!).</p>
<p>For pudding the hubby got some home made macaroons, with orange flavoured  chocolate chips, and said it was one of the best dessert he ever had!</p>
<p>Spinacio&#8217;s tel. n. is 01736798818</p>
<p>There are some other vegetarian restaurants around Cornwall, we happen to read a local magazine with the names of the best veggie places, we copied some down, but didn&#8217;t visit, so here they are:</p>
<p><span style="font-family: &quot;Times New Roman&quot;,&quot;serif&quot;;"><a title="Lettuce and Lovage cafe" href="http://www.lettuceandlovage.com/">Lettuce and Lovage</a>, tel 01872 272546, 15 Kenwyn Street, Truro TR1 3BU</span></p>
<p>Johnny&#8217;s Cafe 50 Penpol  Terrace, Hayle (TR274BQ) Phone number: 01736-755928</p>
<p>Treetop Cafe, <a title="The Monkey Sanctuary" href="http://www.monkeysanctuary.org/">The Monkey Sanctuary</a> near Looe Cornwall PL13 1NZ  Tel 01503 262 532</p>
<p>And one in Plymouth, Devon, just in case!</p>
<p><a title="Veggie Perrin's restaurant" href="http://www.veggieperrin.com/VeggiePerrins.html">Veggie Perrin&#8217;s</a><span style="color: #000000;"> 97 Mayflower Street, Plymouth, Devon, PL1 1SD, UK. Tel: 01752 252888</span></p>
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