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.

A solid, straightforward meal for five at &pound;30. The staff were polite, and the little chocolate for my daughter was a nice touch. Their house red was a pleasant surprise with the mains.

The cheese and onion pasty was spot on. A proper, flaky crust. Sat in the cafe with a pint of local ale, which cut through the richness nicely. A solid little spot.

Food nice,very noisy 12.5% added on to bill at the end a bit steep seeing as the wine was just plonged down on edge of table I would have expected better service fir the prices paid

The duck main was lovely, cooked just right. What really stood out was the service - our waiter was so attentive without being overbearing. A very comfortable spot for a relaxed meal, the booths are nice and spacious.

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

Been craving Polish food for ages. The owner&#39;s so nice, and the homemade spread with the bread was a lovely touch. The decor really makes you feel like you&#39;re back in Poland. Honestly, the best I&#39;ve had here. Portions are generous too, definitely worth the price.

This place is perfect for celebrations! The cocktail menu is impressive, and the food is well-cooked and tasty. The portions are generous, making it a great value for the price.

Blueberry pancakes were a solid choice for a quick bite. Fluffy, lots of fruit. Got them to go and they were ready fast. My kid loved them too. Good for when you&#39;re in a hurry.

The hot chocolate was so good! Perfect spot to catch up with a friend. I&rsquo;m already planning my next visit to try the food.

A decent spot in Lostwithiel, good for families. They handled my dietary request without any fuss, which was appreciated. The food was pretty good, though the service was a little slow during our visit.

The fish curry was nice, but I noticed the ingredients didn&#39;t seem quite as fresh as they used to be. The sticky toffee pudding was lovely though. They were very helpful with my dietary needs, explaining the adaptations clearly.

Great place to bring the dog, they made him feel welcome. The staff gave him a treat as we left, which was a nice touch. My only note is the wine list felt a bit limited for the style of food.

Cosy spot with a real fireplace - perfect for a rainy evening. The ales and ciders are kept really well, which is so nice to see. A solid local pub.

Loved the sea view from this cosy tea room. The food was tasty and came out quickly. Staff were really friendly too.

The fish and chips was the standout. Properly crispy batter, flaky cod inside. Chips were thick-cut and fluffy. That&#39;s what I come for.

Lovely spot by the harbour. The pizza crust was thin and crisp, and I appreciated that the tomato base tasted really fresh, not overly sweet. A nice, simple lunch.

Nice old pub, feels cosy and lived-in. They keep the place spotless, which is a plus. Good for a quiet pint.

The full English breakfast was huge and really hit the spot. The filter coffee was properly hot too.

Cosy spot with lovely vintage decor. The cakes change with the seasons, which I really like. Had the lemon drizzle today, it was spot on. A bit pricey for the slice size, but the quality is there.

Possibly the best roast dinner in Plymouth, everything on the plate was so tasty,could have eaten it all day!!!!!! The dessert was lovely too and the place had a really nice feel to it

The lamb biryani was the star for me. The rice had this lovely, subtle fragrance and the meat was so tender. Shared a piece of the garlic naan with it, which was perfect for scooping everything up. Finished with a cup of their spiced tea.

Been here a few times. The Chef Special Chicken Ouzo is a solid choice, always packed with flavour. Moussaka&#39;s good too. Portions are big, you won&#39;t leave hungry. It&#39;s become our go-to for a reliable meal.

Love the vibe here. It&#39;s a nice mix of modern and traditional, feels cosy but not cramped. Our table had plenty of space, which was a nice change.

Friendly staff, always a plus. Wi-Fi&#39;s been down though, so not great if you need to work.

Been coming here for years. They always have four great beers on tap, even in winter. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The food was really good, service was quick. But what I noticed most was how clean everything felt. The tables were spotless, floors looked freshly mopped. It just made the whole meal more pleasant.

Pizza was spot on. Thin, crispy crust. Toppings fresh. Tried the one with nduja and honey - interesting combo, actually worked. Solid.

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