Been coming here for years, and the marina view from the window tables is still the main draw for me. Perfect for a quiet evening watching the boats. The sunset last week was a real treat.

The sea view from the table was the real star. We had a window seat and it was just stunning, especially as the sun started to go down. The outdoor garden looked really nice too, will have to come back in warmer weather to try it.

Stumbled upon this spot and was impressed. The ingredients were so fresh, you could really taste the quality in every bite.

Been through most of the menu, and it&#39;s all solid. The mussels and the lamb really stood out.

The chicken tikka jalfrezi special was pretty good, with a decently thick sauce. Staff were friendly.

Stayed overnight, the room was clean and warm. The bed was super comfy, got a great night&#39;s sleep. It&#39;s basic, but honestly, for the price I paid, it had everything I needed. Can&#39;t complain.

Been coming here for years, the Sunday roast is the real deal. The beef is always spot on, falls apart with a fork. They do a smaller portion if you ask, which is handy. Decent spot for a relaxed Sunday.

Nice spot for a drink after work. The local beer selection is solid, and the outdoor seating is a plus when the weather&#39;s good. Gets a bit crowded on weekends, but that&#39;s expected. Good for a quick pint.

The lunch deal is pretty good value. Cod and chips with a hot drink for a decent price. Fish was cooked well, nice crispy batter.

Busy Friday evening, but the buffet was well-maintained. Hot food stayed hot, items were topped up promptly. The crispy seaweed and lemon chicken stood out. Solid option for a quick, reliable meal.

The chips were spot on - hot, crispy, and perfectly salty. The fish was decent too. Portions are generous for what you pay, which is always a plus. A solid choice for a classic.

Stumbled on this cafe after a walk. The tuna mayo sandwich was decent, but for &pound;8.50 I expected a bit more filling. The scone was nice though.

Nice pub with a pool table and sport on the telly. The outdoor terrace is decent, heaters are a plus.

Been coming here for years, and Savannah at the bar is a big reason why. She remembers my usual, always has a new drink suggestion that actually works, and just makes the place feel like a proper local spot. That kind of consistent, friendly service keeps me coming back.

The rustic decor is lovely, and they have a great selection of local wines by the glass. A very relaxed spot for a long lunch.

Love the 70s and 80s tunes they play here. It&rsquo;s a bright, clean spot with a really chill vibe. The staff are super friendly and the free WiFi is a nice touch for a casual hangout.

Bit of a trek down some narrow lanes to get here, but the quiet spot and the view are exactly why you&#39;d come. Parking was fine, plenty of space.

Friendly staff made us feel right at home. Our group of six, all with different tastes, found something to enjoy on the menu. My lamb shank was fall-off-the-bone tender.

Stumbled upon this spot wandering around Totnes. The brie and bacon sandwich hit the spot, but the real star was the broccoli and Stilton soup &ndash; rich and creamy. Paired it with a glass of their house red, which cut through the richness nicely. Friendly service too.

Solid spot for a quick drink. Their amaretto sour was spot on, really well made. Good selection overall, got my order fast. Perfect for when you just need a quick bite and a decent cocktail.

A really intimate spot. The staff were so attentive, it felt like they were just looking after our table. That personal touch made the evening.

Sebastien and his wife are lovely. The mussels were plump, sweet, and the cream sauce was rich. Burger&#39;s up there with the best I&#39;ve tried. Solid vegan options as well. A proper little find.

Came with a big group, everything arrived at the same time which was great. The seafood specials were spot on!

The wine list was a real treat. Our table was tucked away near the stairs, which felt a bit like a corridor. Still, the food was lovely.

Nice little spot for a coffee and cake. The leather sofas at the front are a comfortable place to sit. The atmosphere is pleasant, though it can get a bit busy. A decent choice for a quiet break.

Nice place, very dog-friendly. Sat outside and the staff were lovely with our pup. Inside looked clean and cosy too. Good for a casual family meal.

Popped in for a coffee and a slice of cake after a walk around Shaldon. The place has a really nice, relaxed vibe. The staff were friendly and quick, even though there was a bit of a queue.

Parking&#39;s tight on weekends, but the pub&#39;s free car park saved me a few quid over the paid lot nearby.

Popped in for a coffee. The staff were so friendly and the vibe was just really nice. A lovely little village spot.

Lunch with a big group and the kids. They got us all seated together, no problem even on a busy day. Menu had something for everyone. My fish and chips were spot on, crispy batter and proper chips. Kids cleared their plates too.

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