Stayed here for a few nights. The breakfast was the highlight for me. Really generous portions, especially the full English. Felt like good value for what you pay. Kept me going all morning.

The hake with leeks and mussels was just lovely. Simple, but cooked so well. The crab and fennel salad was fresh too. The service was friendly and the whole meal felt really relaxed. A very comfortable spot.

Popped in for a late lunch. The chicken wings and squid were really tasty, good flavour. They have a decent selection of lagers and cocktails too. A solid spot for a casual bite.

I had a lovely dinner with my family, and the lasagna and rump steak were delightful. The prices were reasonable, and the service from Mr. Leigh was excellent!

Popped in for a pint after a coastal walk with friends. The Tribute was spot on, really hit the spot. Nice to see a few local ales from St Austell on tap. Good spot for a casual catch-up.

Lovely Sunday lunch. The fire was lit, so it was really cosy and warm inside. The beef was delicious, and the cauliflower cheese was a nice surprise. Service was friendly and attentive.

Popped in for a pint. Their own-brewed pale ale was really solid, crisp and not too bitter. The taproom itself is pretty relaxed, though it does get busy with groups later on.

Popped in on a whim and snagged a table. The place has a really nice, relaxed feel to it. The veggie lasagne was proper home-cooked style. Staff were just two people but handled the busy room really well.

The staff were lovely, gave a really warm welcome. Service was spot on - attentive but not hovering. The wine list had some interesting local options, which was a nice touch. Made for a relaxed evening.

Perfect for a quick lunch. Ordered the fish and chips, came out fast and hot. Nice pub vibe too.

Been coming here for years, and they never disappoint. Booked a table for a 30th birthday party last weekend. The whole vibe was just right&mdash;lively but not chaotic, perfect for a group celebration. It&#39;s that kind of reliable, consistent atmosphere that keeps me coming back.

The staff really knew their stuff when I asked about gluten-free options. They took the time to explain what was safe, which was a relief. Made ordering so much easier.

Parking is a bit steep, but the spot is fantastic. Right off the coastal path, and the place itself has loads of room. Feels really open and airy inside, which I loved.

A real gem of a pub. The pork dish was incredible, so tender and flavourful. The halloumi starter was also a hit. Really enjoyed the whole meal.

The atmosphere at this restaurant is lovely, and the service is very welcoming, making it a great spot for families. The Sunday roast was superb, with generous portions and delicious flavors.

The beer selection is spot on. Had a pint of their house bitter, which was perfectly balanced&mdash;not too hoppy, just a smooth, malty finish. That&#39;s what I come for.

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