Cornish Goldsmiths Ltd

Reviews about Cornish Goldsmiths Ltd

• 1 / 5

  By Ann Exelby
  Rang to find out about the menu if anything vegan on it .I was put through to the restaurant and spoke to a gentleman who advised me that the menu was mainly fish and chicken. Could possibly be a jacket potato but they were fish or cheese could have a plain one . Very unhelpful .That's it he said .End of conversation .My group of friends and I will not be visiting there
  October 24, 2016
• 3 / 5

  By Steve Crowley
  Place is OK I missed the tour as I arrived too late felt a bit like I was being watch by all the staff as if I was going to steal something which put my back up I have to say didn't eat in the cafeteria but see some people eating and it looked nice.
  The best bit about it was the shop for free testers and a really nice member of stuff in there.
  August 01, 2016
• 2 / 5

  By Alexandra Brancato-Merritt
  It's really just shops selling jewellery, a cafe, a mini museum & a few activities aimed at kids but it's free to get in. Beautiful jewellery but it can be a bit pricey compared to local jewellers, but it is nice to be able to occasionally watch there jewellers making stuff. It's fully dog & disabled friendly & there's plenty of free parking, including disabled bays. A visit doesn't last more than a few hours. There's lots of sterling silver & costume jewellery at affordable prices (e.g. £20+) & even some small affordable bits of 9ct+ jewellery (e.g. £60+), but be careful you don't accidently buy costume jewellery instead of 9ct+ gold by mistake as there costume, sterling silver & 9ct+ gold jewellery ranges are not set out in seperate areas. There's also site tours at certain times of the day that take you around the site & access areas you would normally not be allowed in. If you take your dog into the mini museum be careful they don't catch there claws in various gratings on bits of the floor. It's not far from the A30 so it's nice to pop in if passing by.
  June 26, 2016