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Coastguards uses dairy products from Troytown Farm down the road, crab from local fisherman and fresh herbs from outside the café in their simple lunch menu and also offer homemade cakes and cream teas throughout the afternoon.

Probably the best beer garden in Scilly, situated 100 yards from the quay and overlooking the peaceful sound between St.Agnes and Gugh. Real ale, great food and magnificent views. Hot chocolate with brandy is the special on a blustery day.

Located at the entrance/exit to the Tresco Abbey Gardens. Licensed café offering a selection of hot and cold drinks, ice creams, pastries and cakes. Indoor café style seating and outdoor tea garden.

Light lunches available. Open daytimes only.

Featured in the “Eating out on Pubs” Michelin guide, and stocking a wide range of Scillonian and Cornish beers and real ales. Traditional bar serving gastro-pub style food at lunchtimes and evenings. Separate restaurant offering a more formal menu. The Pavilion, a conservatory building adjacent to the main bar offers freshly ground coffees and Roskilly’s ice creams. Spacious beer garden with large wooden tables and parasols.

England's most westerly pub, Fraggle Rock Bar is a Jamie Oliver 'Best British Boozer' and every Fairtrade hot drink you purchase goes to support the local Wildlife Trust. Lunch includes filled baguettes, whitebait and tartare sauce, burgers and famous crab double decker sandwiches. Evening meals served about 5 nights a week offering a variety of local seafood dishes, meat dishes and pizza. Friday is fish and chip night, available to eat in or take away. Upstairs modern bar, with wooden furniture and sea views, downstairs smaller bar with comfy sofas. Enclosed terrace seating outside.

Delicious homemade cakes and scones for afternoon teas, ice creams and cold drinks. Lunches include sandwiches, filled jacket potatoes and salads. Evening meals are available about 5 nights a week (see notice in window) offering a set menu with a vegetarian option. Booking essential.