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Places to shop
Looe has all the shops you would expect to find in a seaside town - gift shops, ice-cream parlours, outdoor activity shops, fishmongers, fishing tackle.
If you like your fudge you must visit Cornish Delights on Fore Street or next door to Purely Cornish for a great range of Cornish beers.
The Co-op (early till late), Boots, HSBC,
Places to eat
These we have tried ourselves and can recommend them, we just haven’t got round to the rest yet ....
During peak season booking in advance is recommended for most restaurants in town
The Old Sail Loft - One of oldest buildings in Looe, excellent food; you must try the chocolate brownie - 01503 262131
The Smugglers Cott Restaurant - specialises in Local Seafood and Prime Steaks along with its now famous carvery - 01503 262397
Kelly’ Fish & Chips - restaurant & take away
The Cornish Bakehouse - award wining pasties
Daisy’s Cafe - just round the corner in Castle Street, great breakfasts and cream teas.
Click here for Trip Advisors’ list of restaurants in Looe
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About Looe
A busy fishing town with plenty of charm and history offering a variety of things to do and see:-
- The beautiful sandy beach is cleaned and groomed daily during the summer season.
- The harbour provides the ideal location to while away the hours watching the boats or try your hand at crabbing (incoming tides being the best time)
- Fishing boats land fresh fish on a daily basis.
- Take a trip round Looe Island in a glass bottomed boat or take a fishing trip with chances to see and even feed the seals.
- The many restaurants and pubs provide a wide choice of food and as you would expect serve some very good fish dishes.
- Traditional seaside shops and amusements abound.
- Excellent walking routes from Looe with the South West Coast path running through the town and the southern edges of Bodmin moor only 10 miles away.
- An annual music festival in September and Literary festival in November, and to finish off the year fancy dress on New Years Eve and a charity swim on New Years Day.