Decent prices for a spot right by the sea. The menu&#39;s got good Thai food and simple toasties too, so everyone found something they liked.

Been coming here for years and the food&#39;s always spot on. Menu&#39;s got enough variety to keep things interesting.

Been coming here for years, and the Moroccan shakshuka is the reason. It&#39;s always spot on&mdash;the eggs just right, the sauce rich and smoky. That consistency keeps me coming back. A proper cozy spot to enjoy it with the coast view.

Had the sea bass and tiramisu in the conservatory. The glass ceiling and all the plants made it feel really airy and light, even though we were indoors. A nice spot for a relaxed meal.

The white hot chocolate was lovely, and the Maltese blondie was a nice treat. Service was friendly and efficient, made for a pleasant afternoon. The blondie was perhaps a touch too sweet for my taste, but still enjoyable.

Beef curry was spot on, really tender. Chips were a huge portion, couldn&#39;t finish them. Perfect for a quick, filling lunch. Got my food in about 5 minutes.

Great spot for a quick bite. Right by the seafront and station. Grabbed a sandwich and sat at one of the tables across the road by the river. Perfect for a fast, casual lunch. Service was quick, which is all I needed.

The Mother&#39;s Day carvery was a nice touch, and the free Prosecco was appreciated. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Lovely old pub, proper Devon feel. Had the Sunday roast, beef was spot on. The real star was their house red, a surprisingly good match with the rich gravy. Staff are genuinely friendly, makes you feel like a local. A bit of a wait for the food, but worth it for that kind of atmosphere.

Bright and clean, loved the vibe. Saw a few young families with these gorgeous-looking plates of food, made me smile. The menu&#39;s solid, good value too. Staff were really on it and friendly.

The staff were lovely, and the place was spotless. I really appreciated how fresh the salad ingredients tasted - the greens were crisp and the tomatoes had real flavour. It&#39;s a simple spot, but they clearly care about what goes on the plate.

Decent portions for the price. Had the pasta, it was filling and didn&#39;t break the bank. Not a fancy spot, but you get what you pay for.

Perfect for a quick Sunday lunch. The roast came out fast, portion was huge. Meat quality is top notch, you can tell they use good stuff. Got in and out in no time.

Nice range of beers on tap. The place had a warm, welcoming vibe. I tried a couple of local ales with my steak pie &ndash; solid pairing. A bit noisy later on, but that&rsquo;s a Friday for you.

Our son&#39;s 18th was here. He had the Tomahawk steak and said it beat a Michelin one he tried in France! 🥩 Made the night for him (and us, knowing it was safe for his coeliac diet).

The relaxed vibe here is perfect for a glass of wine. You can really taste the care in the locally sourced ingredients.

Been getting takeaway from here for years now. The food always arrives hot, and it tastes exactly the same as eating at the restaurant. That consistency is what keeps me coming back.

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