A nice spot if you&rsquo;re out with your dog. The staff were really sweet to ours, gave him a treat and a fuss. Made for a relaxed lunch. Coffee was decent, too.

Booked for a large group and our table was ready early. The waitress was really attentive, which made the evening run smoothly.

Just tried this place in the village for the first time. The chef really makes the most of local, seasonal stuff &ndash; my plate was full of things I&rsquo;d never tried before. A nice surprise to find here.

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.

Breakfast starts early, which is a plus. The food is decent, nothing fancy but it hits the spot. Price felt fair for what you get.

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.

Good selection across breakfast, lunch and dinner. The cakes and pastries are the standout for me. Tried the chocolate croissant and it was fresh, not overly sweet. Solid choice for a quick bite.

The cream tea was a real find! The scones were warm, and the clotted cream was so thick. A lovely walk on the headland afterwards just topped it off. A proper Cornish afternoon.

The service here is pretty good. Staff are friendly and efficient, even when it&#39;s busy. They kept an eye on our table without being intrusive. A solid experience overall.

Amelia gave a helpful rundown of the menu. The braised lamb shank was the standout - fell off the bone, rich sauce, really well done. That&#39;s what I&#39;ll remember.

Lovely little spot tucked away. The egg and cress sandwich was generous and fresh, and the tables were really well-spaced.

Been coming here for years. Their mid-morning omelette and coffee combo is always spot on, just what you need for a break.

Took the kids here for a birthday. The staff were brilliant with them, really patient. Food was tasty, especially the kids&#39; pasta. The old hotel setting is lovely, bit of a maze to find the entrance though.

Popped in for a coffee and ended up grabbing a few of their winter buns. Staff were really nice about holding some aside for me to take away. Good spot.

Nice spot by the river for a coffee. The outdoor seats have a great view of the harbour. My latte was fine, but at &pound;4.50 for a regular cup, it felt a bit steep for what it was. You&#39;re definitely paying for the location here.

Great spot for a quick bite. The loaded fries were solid, and the cortado hit the spot. Staff were friendly, place is clean. Heads up, no toilets here, but there&#39;s a public one just round the corner. 👍

Came by for a late lunch on a sunny day. The vibe was really relaxed and elegant, just what I wanted. Staff were super nice and on top of things. Made for a really pleasant afternoon.

Popped in for a lazy breakfast with my mates. The full English was spot on, and the staff were so chill and friendly. It&rsquo;s got that perfect vibe for a long, chatty catch-up. Definitely coming back to try their Sunday roast!

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