Launceston · Tamar Valley

Tre, Pol & Pen

Farm shopHomemade foodCake stop

Why we stop here

A farm shop and restaurant just over the Cornish border near Launceston, worth the detour if you're riding the Tamar Valley. Homemade food, proper coffee and cake, and a bakery counter to raid on the way out.

Getting there by bike

Tre, Pol & Pen is in Launceston (Tamar Valley).

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Opening times

Every day
9am–5pm

Taken from their website in October 2026. Cafés change their hours with the seasons and shut for the odd holiday, so check their own site before you set off. We'd hate to be the reason for an avoidable bonk.

A bag of The KOM coffee

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The KOM

A bright, characterful single-origin for chasing crowns you'll lose by Tuesday. £11.50 a bag, freshly roasted and posted to your door.

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