Been ordering from them for 15 years, never a letdown. The food is just reliably good every single time. That&#39;s what keeps us coming back.

The Sunday roast was pretty good, and the pate starter was a nice addition. Decent spot for watching the harbour.

The retro decor here is really charming. I love the old-school posters and the cozy booths. It&#39;s a nice spot to just sit and relax for a while.

Been coming here for years, the peppered steak pasty is my go-to. Flaky crust, proper filling. They do a good range of fresh bakes as well.

A solid, no-fuss spot for a classic fry-up. The scrambled eggs were pretty good, and it&#39;s decent value. Could have been a bit hotter, but a fine choice for a quick breakfast.

A nice spot that&rsquo;s dog-friendly. The ingredients felt fresh, especially the greens in my salad. Portions were fair for the price. It&rsquo;s a simple, pleasant place for a relaxed meal with my pup.

The seafood was top-notch, especially the grilled sea bass. Service was efficient, staff were attentive without hovering. The view over the estuary is a real plus. A bit on the pricey side, but you&#39;re paying for the location and quality.

Came for a casual pint, ended up staying for the view. Sat on the pontoon with a cold one, just watching the boats. The crab pots were busy, looked fun. Bit windy though.

Had dinner on the deck last week. The river view is the main event here, really nice watching the boats and the ferry. Food was fine, nothing fancy, but the setting makes it. Good spot for a quiet evening.

A proper local spot, buzzing on a Saturday night. The old-school jazz in the background was just right for our group catch-up. We ended up staying way longer than planned!

Such a cosy little freehouse. The staff are lovely, and the draft beer is spot on. The food? Honestly, a solid 10/10. That&#39;s rare for me.

The sausage rolls are so good here, hot and fresh. Way better than the ones you get from the big chains. The bacon and cheese slice was a real highlight too. Perfect for grabbing a quick bite with a friend.

Fresh fish and chips, decent portion for the price. Good for a quick bite in the old town.

Lovely old pub, very cosy inside. The staff were so friendly and attentive, which made the whole evening really relaxed. I had the fish and chips, it was good. A nice, comfortable spot for a quiet meal.

Staff were really friendly even when it was packed. My server was patient while I decided, and the whole vibe was just nice.

The sandwich wasn&#39;t quite right, but honestly, the staff were lovely about it. So apologetic, and they even brought us some ice cream on the house. Made our little catch-up feel really taken care of.

The white hot chocolate was lovely, and the Maltese blondie was a nice treat. Service was friendly and efficient, made for a pleasant afternoon. The blondie was perhaps a touch too sweet for my taste, but still enjoyable.

Beef curry was spot on, really tender. Chips were a huge portion, couldn&#39;t finish them. Perfect for a quick, filling lunch. Got my food in about 5 minutes.

Proper country pub, great spot after a walk from Kingsbridge along the estuary. Beers were well-kept, just what you need. Lovely, relaxed atmosphere inside.

Lovely old pub, really cosy. The fish and chips were fantastic, honestly some of the best I&#39;ve had. My only gripe is the portion size for the price - it&#39;s a bit on the small side. Still, a nice meal.

No food served, but they&#39;re fine with you bringing in takeaway from nearby spots. Good for a quick pint after work if you&#39;ve already grabbed a bite. The location is the main draw.

Lovely spot in a historic building. I really appreciate that the food is made fresh on-site. The pasties I took away were still warm and tasted so wholesome. It&#39;s nice to know exactly what you&#39;re eating.

The onion bhaji was spot on - super crispy without being oily at all. The curries were nicely cooked, good portions too. Staff were friendly and had a bit of a laugh with us.

Hot and fresh, just what you need for a quick bite. The coffee is huge, perfect for a lunch break. They&#39;re dog-friendly too, which is a nice touch. Simple food done well, no complaints.

The sticky toffee pudding was really good, and the portions are decently generous. We left feeling quite full. The service was a little slow, but it was a nice meal overall.

We&#39;re regulars and the food is always spot on. The staff know our usual wine order, which is a nice touch.

Grabbed a quick slice of cappuccino cake and a coffee upstairs. Perfect for a fast bite. The sun was streaming in, windows open, really nice spot to just switch off for 20 mins. Cake was spot on.

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