Best Fast Food Restaurants in Carbis Bay

"This St Ives mainstay defies all ‘greasy burger joint’ expectations with its fastidiously sourced beef, hand-cut chips, indulgent desserts and plentiful vegetarian and vegan options. Who ever said ‘dude food’ had to be low quality?"

"Blas Burgerworks serve the best burgers in town and according to the Wall Street Journal one of the best in Europe!. For large parties, best to book in advance!. Blas Burgerworks are just next door to us."

"A favourite amongst students and locals alike, The Meat Counter is the home to affordable, delicious food and local beers that are sure to make even the pickiest of eaters happy. It’s a dream for all meat–lovers but despite the name, has amazing vegetarian and vegan options too. The ingredients are locally sourced as well, so you know that you’ll be getting something quality."

"The burger The Big Smoke was superbly cooked with delicious smoky flavour. Meat was juicy and can tasted the beefy gorgeousness!. My chicken burger too was sure."

"If you are a fan of the traditional British fish and chips, what better place to sample it than on the Cornish coast. Balancing Eel is well known for its fish and chips, which can be eaten in or taken away. A classic way to sample the local fish on offer."

"This chippy may have a quirky name, but everything else here is resolutely traditional. Expect a no-frills menu of high-quality fish suppers at reassuringly reasonable prices, while friendly service cements Balancing Ell as a must-try."

"Places don't come much more traditional than this quirkily named chippie located in the heart of St Ives. The Balancing Eel has been a favourite a ..."

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"You’ll often find a queue outside the Harbour Chippy on a Friday evening, and all for good reason. Head over to the harbour for a simple but super generous portion of juicy cod and delicious, non-greasy chips - even their small portions are enormous!. Eat in or get a takeaway and wander down to the harbour to feast while you watch the boats come in and see the sun go down."

"The Chinese takeaway in Frances Street is offering a takeaway and delivery service. It opens from 4.30pm to 11pm for collections and 5pm to 10.30pm for deliveries. Only two customers at a time are allowed on the premises."

"Reservations, Takeout, Seating, Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service"

"2 The Parade, Helston TR13 8RT EnglandIndian, Asian, Balti, BangladeshiDinnerTakeout, Reservations, Seating, Street Parking, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Table Service, Delivery, Accepts Credit Cards+44 1326 562881http://www.angloasiahelston.co.uk"

"11/01/2021: Great Chinese and never once had a problem here. Smoked chicken starter is superb as is the crispy chilli beef and duck with black bean sauce."

"Strategically sited to command an uninterrupted field of fire over the entrance to Falmouth Bay in tandem with Pendennis Castle, on the opposite side of the estuary, St Mawes is one of the network of 16th-century coastal fortresses built by Henry VIII, and is also among the best preserved. Cloverleaf shaped, with circular towers around a central keep, it's approached via a classic drawbridge, and you can wander freely around the interior chambers and the outside gun decks."

"Two miles from St Agnes is one of Cornwall's most beautiful coves, Chapel Porth, a wild, rocky beach framed by steep, gorse-covered cliffs, owned by the National Trust. Above the cove is the ruined engine stack of Wheal Coates, which still boasts its chimney and winding house, from where the coast path winds all the way to the blustery outcrop of St Agnes Head. It's a panorama that graces many a postcard – don't forget your camera."

"Perranporth's huge, flat, sandy beach is a favourite for everyone: dog-walkers, bucket-and-spade families, kite-buggiers and surfers alike. Its main draw is its sheer size – more than a mile long, backed by dunes and rocky cliffs – meaning there's usually space for everyone even on the busiest days. It's home to the Watering Hole, the hub of local nightlife."