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.

Stumbled upon this place. The ground floor menu had a nice pork belly dish. What stood out for me was the freshness of the ingredients, you could really taste it. The veggies were crisp and vibrant. A solid choice for a mindful meal.

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.

The recent refurb looks really nice, makes it a cosy spot to just pop in for a pint. They&#39;ve got a decent selection of local ales on tap, which was a nice surprise.

Nice to find a place with so much space. We just walked in and they found us a table outside without any fuss.

The new owners have really opened the place up. Much brighter and more spacious now. I asked for a smaller portion of the steak and they accommodated without any fuss. Good to see.

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.

We had a family get-together here. The buffet was the main draw for me. I really appreciated the fresh salad bar and the grilled vegetable selection. It felt like a good, balanced choice. The staff were very accommodating with our group.

Been here a few times. Good spot in the middle of town. My mate&#39;s veggie and he said the options were solid, which is saying something. Decent beer list too.

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.

The lake and river here are gorgeous, lots of wildlife to watch. Just spent a chilled afternoon by the water, it was really peaceful. A nice escape.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s the landlord that keeps me coming back - always has a chat, remembers your name. The food&#39;s solid, big portions too. It&#39;s just a good, honest local.

The fish and chips are the real draw here. The batter is light and crisp, the chips are proper thick-cut and fluffy inside. The mushy peas on the side have just the right texture. That&#39;s what you come for.

Been here a few times. Staff are always friendly, not just going through the motions. You can tell they actually care about the place. Makes a difference.

The gin selection is fantastic. The staff really know their stuff, which helped me pick a great local rum to go with the charcuterie.

Thomas explained the cake options clearly.

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