Had a wonderful experience with great food and attentive service. The salad bar was fresh and well presented, making for a delightful dining experience.

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.

The all-you-can-eat wings are good value. They serve them in a big bowl, and the staff offered a takeaway box when we had leftovers.

The squid starter was fresh and tasty, but the portion was a bit small for the price. The beef brisket main was good, but again, I was hoping for a bit more on the plate for what we paid.

The Sunday carvery was the standout. The roast beef was cooked just right, and the Yorkshire puddings were spot on.

The chicken jalfrezi was tasty, and the soy sauce chicken pieces were nice too. What really stood out was the service&mdash;our server was so friendly and attentive without being overbearing. It made for a very relaxed, comfortable meal.

Staff were so kind. Gave us a blanket for the sleeping baby. Sunday lunch was spot on. That Yorkshire pudding and the crackling? Just right.

Service was spot on. Quick, friendly, and the waiter had a bit of cheeky banter that made us laugh. Felt relaxed the whole time.

Popped in for a quiet solo lunch. The craft beer list is thoughtful, and I had the fish and chips. The barman suggested a local pale ale that cut through the batter perfectly. Nice, easy spot.

Booked for a Sunday lunch with friends. The food came out piping hot, which was perfect for our chilled catch-up. Staff were really on it with refills too.

Thai Red Mullet was fresh and well-prepared. The 1950s-80s decor is a nice touch. Service was efficient, which I appreciate for a business lunch. A bit on the pricey side, but the location is convenient.

A lovely little place, fresh and friendly. The menu&#39;s simple but everything we ordered was tasty. The team really stood out - so bright and bubbly, they made the whole visit. Service was definitely the highlight for us.

Proper Cornish pub, feels like stepping back in time. Portions are huge, couldn&#39;t finish my pasty!

Nice spot right on the beach. The staff were friendly and the setting was lovely for a relaxed lunch. The fish and chips were pretty good, though the portion felt a bit small for the price. A decent place overall.

Lovely spot tucked away in a quiet, green area. Just the right kind of place to switch off for a bit.

Sourdough pizza is a solid quick bite. Thin and crispy base, still filling. Had the ham and pineapple with chilli flakes. Hit the spot. Good for a speedy lunch.

The lunchtime stew is a solid choice. Hearty and flavourful, a good break from the usual cafe options. Service was efficient, which I appreciate during a working day. Portion was decent for the price.

Great spot for a quick bite before visiting the castle. The almond cherry croissant was fresh and became my go-to.

The breakfast pancakes were a total hit with the kids, which is saying something. Love the relaxed, airy vibe in here&mdash;lots of natural light and comfy booths. Makes for a really easy morning.

Owners clearly care. Had the triple-decker sandwich and a flat white. Coffee was spot on. Good beans. That homemade honey on the side was a nice touch. Solid spot.

Popped in for a quick lunch. The Cornish pasty was lovely - proper flaky pastry and a really generous filling. The latte was smooth too. Staff were very friendly, which made it a really pleasant, easy stop.

Found this spot in Lostwithiel. The fish and chips were spot on, really fresh. But the real star was the beer list &ndash; tried a local pale ale that went brilliantly with the meal. Just a shame the dining area felt a bit cramped when it got busy.

Been coming here for years. The outdoor bit is my go-to when the sun&#39;s out. Just a solid, comfortable spot to unwind. They&#39;ve kept it nice and consistent, which is what keeps me coming back.

Great pub quiz on Tuesdays, really lively. The staff are super friendly and the atmosphere is spot on for a traditional local. Decent beer selection too, had a good pint of their house bitter.

A nice spot for a drink overlooking Downderry. The bar prices are a touch high, but the local vibe is lovely.

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