Yallah from Falmouth in a food-led room that actually thought about its coffee. Most people are here for the plates; the coffee is a genuine reason to stay.

Coffee from a Cornish roaster, beans available retail. The tea list runs to loose leaf and white tea, with brewing timers for each variety.

Market square independent with food worth the stop and a room that earns the time. The coffee keeps up.

The coffee holds up here as a reason to visit, not just a thing you have alongside the food. The oat flat white is the order.

Second floor above a vintage shop on Market Jew St, this is the cup Penzance keeps recommending. The espresso range earns the word of mouth.

The flat white has earned weekly returns from a self-described coffee fussy, which is the most honest endorsement this place offers. It's at a heliport, Jelbert Way, which sounds made up and isn't.