Came for the Sunday roast. The lamb shank was huge, really generous portion. The vegetables were lovely - fresh and cooked just right, not mushy at all. A solid, hearty meal.

The prices here are really decent for the seaside. We got a big plate of fish and chips for two, and honestly, it was enough to share. Good for a quick, filling bite without breaking the bank.

The view is absolutely stunning, but honestly, the space itself is what got me. It&#39;s so light and airy, with these comfortable chairs you can actually relax in for a while. The modern decor just feels right.

The Sunday roast is reliably good, one of the best around here. The pub itself is just lovely and cosy.

We&rsquo;re visiting from Liverpool for the weekend, so we were not sure what to expected  but the Top Bank was a find. The food was fresh, tasty and well presented. We had the house white wine which was really nice and they have a selection of cocktails. Service was lovely efficient but you didn&rsquo;t feel rushed. Only issue was it was fully booked the next night as I wanted to try more of the menu.

Lovely little spot. I really appreciate that they took the time to make a custom mocktail for me when I asked. It was so fresh, with muddled berries and herbs. You can tell they care about the ingredients.

Service was spot on. The stir-fry beef had a lovely light touch, and the hot sake was a nice change. Just a really pleasant, no-fuss evening.

The staff were so friendly and helpful with the menu. Food came out really quickly, too.

A decent spot for coffee, always served in nice cups. It can get quite busy, but the staff are friendly and keep things moving. A solid choice for a quick pick-me-up.

Been coming here for years, the salt and pepper ribs are always spot on. The happy hour deal is decent, makes it a regular stop for me.

Perfect for a quick bite on a bike ride. Grabbed a coffee and a sandwich. Came out fast, which I appreciate. Nice view of the sea from the window. Just what I needed.

Found this little gem in a small town. The VKFC on a bap was really tasty. The lady serving was so friendly and welcoming, which made the whole visit feel easy and relaxed. Parking on the narrow road is the only slight challenge.

The team here just gets it. They&#39;re always a step ahead, quietly making sure everything flows. It&#39;s the kind of attentive service that lets you actually relax.

Nice spot for a quick coffee. Hidden in the park, so it&#39;s quiet. Got my flat white in under 5 minutes. View of the trees is a bonus. Just what I needed on a busy day.

Good food, well prepared. The two guys running it are polite and efficient. Tables are limited though.

The fish and chips here are spot on. Light, crispy batter and the chips are proper. It&rsquo;s my go-to spot for a bite after shopping, really hits the spot. The place has a nice, relaxed vibe too.

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