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.

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 steak and kidney pasty was solid. Big chunks of meat, felt like a proper homemade one. Just what I needed on a damp afternoon.

Been here a few times, mostly for drinks. Their wine list is solid, with some interesting local options. Had the steak last visit, which was decent. A bit pricey for what it was, but the staff are always friendly. Dog-friendly patio is a nice touch.

The Mother&#39;s Day carvery was a nice touch, and the free Prosecco was appreciated. Staff were friendly and helpful.

The staff really knew their stuff, especially at the bar. I asked for something not too sweet, and their suggestion was spot-on. Felt looked after without being hovered over. 👍

Fish and chips were solid, good portion. The bacon chop was filling, a decent option for a quick business lunch. Service was efficient, got the bill promptly.

The full breakfast was solid, and they were flexible with substitutions. Chunky chips were a highlight. Good value for the portion size.

Popped in for a midweek lunch. The burger was spot on, really juicy. My wife&#39;s vegan curry pasty had lovely, flaky pastry. Portions were generous for the price.

The staff were so patient with our group, even when we were a bit loud. Made it a really easy place to catch up with friends.

The nautical theme is so charming, especially the old ship lanterns casting a warm glow. It&rsquo;s a lovely, cozy spot for a burger and a pint. The staff were really friendly too.

Such a lovely spot to stop for tea. The cake was nice, but the best part was seeing a few dogs curled up by their owners&#39; feet. It just felt so cosy and relaxed.

The panko calamari rings were so good! Light, crispy, not chewy at all. Perfect for sharing with friends over a few drinks. The scampi was nice too, but those calamari are the real star.

Nice to find a dog-friendly spot with a good drink selection. The chairs were comfy for a longer sit.

The lemon loaf is the real star here. I popped in late afternoon, not expecting much, but they were just pulling a fresh batch out of the oven. It was still warm, super moist, and had the perfect tang. A lovely little find.

Decent pub, nice vibe. The kids&#39; meals are a decent size for the price, which is a relief these days. My little one finished his fish fingers and chips, so that&#39;s a win.

The breakfast buffet is a solid choice for a group! Good spread of hot items and pastries. The oat milk was a nice find for my friend who&#39;s dairy-free. Staff were really on it with the coffee refills. Made for a relaxed, chatty morning.

The sausage rolls were really fresh, you could tell the pastry was made that morning. For a busy seaside spot, that&#39;s a nice surprise. The filling was well-seasoned and not too heavy.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The place is spotlessly clean, and service was quick. It&#39;s a decent spot for a straightforward meal.

Popped in for a late lunch. Had the steak pie, proper comfort food. The gravy was spot on. Caught the end of the football match on their screen, which was a nice surprise. Good portion for the price.

Cosy little French spot, ideal for a relaxed dinner. The coq au vin was spot on, and the wine list had a few really interesting Burgundies that paired beautifully. A bit on the quiet side, but that suited us just fine.

The wine list was a real highlight. Food was great, felt like a proper chef&#39;s menu. Good value even if service was a bit slow.

Great spot for a pre-theatre meal. The set menu had plenty of options, and parking nearby was easy and cheap.

Clean stall with seating. Menu photos help with ordering. Pad thai was flavourful, green curry had good spice. Solid spot for a quick, reliable lunch.

Came for the view from the terrace, didn&#39;t leave disappointed. Watched the boats on Plymouth Sound over lunch. Food was decent, a bit pricey maybe. But that view, wow.

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