Beer & Bird

St Ives


You know times are a-changing in St Ives when it gets its own craft-beer-and-fried-chicken bar. Hipster it may be, but it's definitely well worth a visit – with a choice of around a hundred brews and several homemade ciders, a large choice of Buckets of Bird and Bird Burgers' (plus veggie and vegan options), and an attractive, wood-floored, booth-filled space.

There are two entrances: one on Fore St, the other on Ayr Lane.


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Nearby St Ives attractions

1. Barbara Hepworth Museum

0.02 MILES

Barbara Hepworth (1903–75) was one of the leading abstract sculptors of the 20th century and a key figure in the St Ives art scene. Her studio on Barnoon…

2. Tate St Ives

0.13 MILES

After an 18-month, multimillion-pound refit, St Ives' most illustrious gallery reopened its doors, complete with a monumental exhibition space that's been…

3. St Ives Society of Artists

0.14 MILES

One of the town's oldest and most influential art collectives, founded in 1929, this gallery is housed inside a converted church on Norway Sq, with a…

4. St Ia Church

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At the top of Tregenna Hill, St Ives' parish church dates in part from the 15th century.

5. Porthmeor Beach

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Stretched out beneath Tate St Ives is the sandy beach of Porthmeor, a good choice for swimmers and novice surfers thanks to its gentle swells. There's a…

6. Porthminster Beach

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The most impressive of the town beaches, with an attractive arc of soft golden sand that's usually sheltered from the wind by the cliffs. It inevitably…

7. Porthgwidden Beach

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Tucked under the grassy headland known as the Island is the little cove of Porthgwidden, a pleasant picnic spot and a handy paddling spot for the little …

8. Chapel of St Nicholas

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On the grassy promontory known as the Island, between Porthmeor and Porthminster, is the tiny pre-14th-century Chapel of St Nicholas, patron saint of…