Short answer: For breakfast in Wadebridge, Sorella Coffee & Kitchen on Orchard Walk (4.9 on Google, closed Sundays) and Harry's on The Platt are the top-rated cafés; Dollies on Molesworth Street does full breakfasts (closed Thursdays). Before the Camel Trail, grab coffee and a cinnamon bun at One Day on Eddystone Road. Strong Adolfos at St Breock is the big brunch destination, open daily.
Wadebridge is a good breakfast town, whether you're fuelling up for the Camel Trail or settling in for a long brunch.
A café on Orchard Walk for breakfast and lunch (4.9 on Google). Reviewers praise the food and cakes, and one dog got a sausage. 9am–3pm, closed Sundays.
On The Platt by the bridge, 4.9 on Google, open 9am–3pm.
A cosy café on Molesworth Street for full breakfasts, bacon baps and scones, with gluten-free options. Dog friendly. Closed Thursdays.
A specialty coffee spot at 4 Eddystone Road with fresh cinnamon buns, right by the bike hire shops. Perfect before the Camel Trail.
The popular brunch café just west of town at St Breock (4.5 from over 1,000 reviews), open 8:30am–4pm daily. Expect a short wait at busy times. Dogs welcome, according to reviewers.
A café on Molesworth Street with homemade cakes and play rooms where under-fives can play for a small charge. Tuesday to Saturday.
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