Short answer: For a pasty, reviewers rate Copperleaf on The Coombe as the best in the village, with Polperro Bakery doing the biggest (the steak and Stilton gets 10/10s) and Nanny Ducks for vegan versions. Polperro has no chippy we can confirm is trading, so for fish and chips go to the Three Pilchards on the quay, or Ben's Plaice in East Looe, about 4 miles away.
Polperro is a pasty village. You'll pass three good ones on the walk down from the car park. Fish and chips is a different story.
A mostly takeaway pasty and bake shop on The Coombe, open 10:30am to 4:30pm daily. Reviewers call its traditional pasties "the absolute best" in the village. Vegan and gluten-free pasties too, and a pasty meal deal.
The bakery and café on Little Green, open daily from 8:30am (9:30am Sunday). Reviewers call its pasties the biggest in Polperro and give the steak and Stilton top marks. Dogs are welcome and it stays open in winter.
A small pasty shop on Fore Street with traditional, vegan and vegetarian pasties, and treats for dogs. Mostly takeaway; hours vary with the season.
Not one we can confirm is trading. The old Chip Ahoy on Lansallos Street is listed as closed. For fish and chips, go to a pub:
Ben's Plaice in East Looe, about 4 miles away, is open evenings daily and for lunch Wednesday to Saturday. Reviewers praise the crisp batter and curry sauce, and there's gluten-free. More in Looe: best fish and chips in Looe.
Gulls in Polperro are bold. Eat with your back to a wall, or take it to a bench under cover.
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