Cosy spot. The smoothies were spot on, and they paired nicely with the lunch we had. Good value.

Roast beef with Yorkshire pudding was solid, generous portions. The vegan nut roast is a decent option too. Service was efficient, got us in and out for a business lunch.

I popped in for a light lunch and was really impressed by the freshness of the salad ingredients. The greens were crisp, and the chicken tasted properly grilled, not just reheated. The table service app made ordering easy, and it arrived quickly even when the bar area got a bit crowded. A solid choice for a simple, fresh meal.

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.

Been coming here for years. The food&#39;s always solid, and they&#39;re really good with special requests. Even my mate who&#39;s a nightmare to order for gets sorted.

Wasn&#39;t expecting much, just wanted a quick bite. The Cornish pudding though? Actually really good. The cafe itself is pretty cute too.

Been coming here for years. The private room upstairs is always perfect for our family gatherings.

Met up with friends here for a catch-up. The treacle tart was spot on, just like my nan used to make! The staff were really nice about swapping out the custard for cream for my mate. A good, relaxed spot for a long chat.

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 pizza crust was so fresh, you could tell it was made that day. The waffle had a lovely crisp edge too. Really appreciate when a cafe focuses on good ingredients, even during a busy lunch rush.

Jo the landlady is a gem, really knows her stuff. She explained the specials with such detail, you could tell she&rsquo;s passionate about the food. Made the whole visit feel relaxed and personal. A proper local spot.

The salad bowl here is a solid choice. Loads of fresh stuff to pick from, and the portion is generous for the price. I appreciate that. Could use a bit more protein maybe, but still a good lunch.

The cheese toastie was the star, perfectly gooey inside. They let me bring my dog, which is a nice touch. Staff were friendly. I had a glass of red with it, a simple but good pairing.

The staff were so lovely when the kitchen had a quick hiccup. They kept checking on us, brought out some warm drinks, and it didn&#39;t feel awkward at all. Perfect for a chilled catch-up with friends where you don&#39;t mind a little wait.

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.

Came for the sourdough pizzas, the &#39;Feeling Cluky&#39; and &#39;Baller&#39; were both on point. The crust is nice and light, toppings are balanced. But honestly, for the price, I was expecting a slightly bigger portion. It&#39;s decent, just not as filling as I&#39;d hoped for the cost.

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.

brilliant spot for lunch or tea and cake! vegetarian cafe hidden in Constantine, 15 min drive from Falmouth. very popular among local families. big grounds offer plenty of space for kids to run around. gardens and greenhouses are full of delicious veggies. staff super friendly! Highly recommended for alternative experience.

The team here is so lovely, Kerry Beth and Jamie especially. Just really nice, attentive service.

The full English breakfast is a solid choice for the price. The butchers sausage was the highlight for me. I liked the cosy, lived-in feel of the place &ndash; it&rsquo;s the kind of spot where you can just settle in with a newspaper.

Nice little spot for a coffee near the centre. The staff were really friendly, which made a difference.

Loved the vibe here. The cappuccino was spot on, and it&#39;s just such a unique space to have a coffee in a big, open church. Will be back to try the skate ramp next time!

Hidden gem off the high street. Their coffee is the best around. Flat white was spot on. A bit cramped inside, but worth it for that brew.

Found this spot while looking for a good coffee. They had soya milk, which was a nice touch. Tried their gluten-free cake with my flat white - the pairing worked surprisingly well. Menu&#39;s got a decent range for a light lunch. Coffee itself was just okay, but the cake saved it.

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