Wax Bar and Kitchen
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Relaxed pub opposite Watergate Bay with pizza, burgers and pub classics. Kids menus and dietary options at lower cost than beachfront venues.
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This fun loving chilled pub is in a great spot overlooking Watergate bay beach. The beach is huge and has a whole host of cool activities for the whole family to enjoy. After you have tired everyone out why not head across the road to Wax. This is a more cost effective way of eating than some of the places on the beach, especially if you have hungry young mouths to feed. The atmosphere is relaxed so no one will bat an eyelid if the kids are loud which means you can just relax. On the menu you will find pizza’s burgers and pub classics, all served to a high standard. There is also a kids menu and a kids dessert menu, so they can choose from both. Dietary requirements can be catered for too on request. I would say that calling ahead with any dietary requirements is preferable but not essential. I woulldn recommend booking especially if you have a large family. Watergate bay is just round the corner from Newquay so this is a great little day out, on the beach and then finishing it off with a delicious meal from Wax.
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Sample dates: 8 May 2026 - 10 May 2026. Adjust below to see live prices for Watergate Bay.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Wax Bar and Kitchen?
- Wax Bar and Kitchen is located in Watergate Bay, Cornwall, England.
- Can I book Wax Bar and Kitchen online?
- Yes, you can find more information and book via their website at https://waxwatergate.co.uk/
- Where can I stay near Wax Bar and Kitchen?
- There are places to stay nearby in Watergate Bay. Browse all properties in the area to find your perfect accommodation.
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