Teacup Tearoom
Teacup Tearoom
Teacup Tearoom sits on Church Street in the heart of Mevagissey village, husband-and-wife run by David and Lis. The tearoom holds Cornwall dog-friendly business awards and Gold for Best Cafe/Tearoom in the Cornwall Tourism Awards 2025/26.
Dogs are looked after well here – fluffy towels, comfy beds, blankets, and branded dog treats made on site. The menu is afternoon tea, cream teas, cakes, and light lunches, with organic fair-trade tea (more than 60 varieties) and three coffee blends.
Open daily from 9.30am, with last entry at 4pm. Walk-in only, no bookings. Mevagissey is pedestrianised in the harbour, so you’ll need to park at the public car parks on the edge of the village and walk in.
The facts
For your dog
- Fluffy towels
- Comfy beds
- Blankets and dog treats. Branded dog treats made on site
Reader reviews
Ratings and reviews here come from readers of Bring the Dogs, not from Joanna or the Bring the Dogs team. Every review is read and approved before it appears.
There are no reviews yet. Be the first one to write one.
Share your review
Make a day of it
Places within 10 miles you can pair with this one for a longer day out.
Mevagissey
On my list to visitA working Cornish fishing harbour with daily boat landings, a small museum and aquarium, and narrow streets to wander on foot from the edge-of-village car park.
Lost Gardens of Heligan
Tried and testedTwo hundred acres of restored Victorian gardens near Mevagissey, lost after the First World War and brought back from brambles by Tim Smit's team from 1990.
Heligan Kitchen and Steward’s House Cafe
On my list to visitThe Heligan Kitchen and the Steward's House Cafe are the two on-site eateries at the Lost Gardens of Heligan. The Heligan Kitchen sits at…
Caerhays Castle and Gardens
Tried and testedA 140-acre hillside garden above the Cornish coast. One of the world's most important magnolia collections, plus camellias and rhododendrons. Dogs on leads welcome throughout.
Porthluney Beach
Tried and testedA wide south-facing cove of golden sand below Caerhays Castle. A small stream runs across the eastern edge of the beach year-round. Dogs welcome year-round; on lead 1 April to 31 October.
Bosinver Farm Cottages
On my list to visitNo dogs during summer school holidays. No puppies under 1 year. Outside that window, dogs welcome in selected cottages.
Charlestown harbour
Tried and testedA late-Georgian harbour and UNESCO World Heritage site with tall ships at the quay, used as a filming location for Poldark and over a hundred other productions.
The Pier House, Charlestown
On my list to visitNine bookable dog-friendly rooms. Some restaurant areas are dog-free.
Eden Project
Tried and testedTwenty acres of outdoor gardens in a former china clay pit, with planting drawn from climates around the world and miles of walkable trails outside the biomes.
Fowey Hall Walk
On my list to visitA four-mile circular walk round the Fowey estuary using two short ferry crossings, with wooded creek paths and literary history along the way.
The Sanctuary Eco B&B
On my list to visitDogs welcome by prior arrangement only. Land is unfenced - leads needed near the pond, forest and vegetable gardens.