Three Little Birds Cafe

Three Little Birds in Falmouth is hands down my fave brunch spot. It’s a cafe that delivers on all fronts. The WHOLE menu is super fresh, house-made with locally sourced ingredients, inventive, wholesome, deliciousness. The lunch menu changes often & the brunch menu is (very) seasonal, and so you can return and return and get something new to try every time - yummerz. The coffee is easily the best in town; I dare you to find a better flat white. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with great music that makes it an ideal place to hang out with friends, or solo. All of the staff are attentive, skilled, friendly and warm which ensures a great experience every single time. Ask them for their recommendations, they know this place inside out! Also, do not miss the specials, especially the Bloody Marys & Bennies on bank holiday Mondays—they're such a treat. Whether you're a local or a tourist, this cafe is so worth the visit. You’ll rarely go to a hospitality place that cares as much as these guys do. If you’re looking for HP sauce and bacon on a soft morning roll, go to Cafe on the Quay, Penryn, you’ll love it ;)

Waited an hour for two baps.. costing us £20 + coffees £7 Baps are quite bland… no seasoning. Staff are very attentive. They did apologise for the wait and gave us a free coffee (nice coffee). Just disappointed with the food & cost considering with what you get. Overall good atmosphere, food :/ & friendly staff :) would not go back just due to the cost / what you’re getting.

The food is really high quality. It's beyond just a little brunch spot, it has the makings of a restaurant with their creative menu of seasonal, local produce. I hope they have the ability to expand one day as they deserve the success. The place was immaculate, the atmosphere was light and airy and the service was stellar. You really get the feeling this place is being run with love and passion.