Stone's Bakery

Top choice in South Cornwall


Freshly baked loaves line the window like pieces of art at this gorgeous bakery, which focuses on traditional hand-shaped rustic loaves – the tangy maltster and the organic sourdough are as delicious as you'll ever taste. It recently moved up the street to new premises, and now has space to serve great breakfasts and lunchtime pizzas and tarts.


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