The staff were lovely. One server was especially kind on a busy Saturday, even brought water and treats for our dogs. The wine list had some nice local options, though the one I chose was a bit too oaky for my taste. Still, a thoughtful touch.

The sausage rolls were a highlight of our order. Really appreciated how fresh they tasted, you could tell the pastry was just made. The filling had a nice balance of herbs too.

Good selection across breakfast, lunch and dinner. The cakes and pastries are the standout for me. Tried the chocolate croissant and it was fresh, not overly sweet. Solid choice for a quick bite.

The cream tea was a real find! The scones were warm, and the clotted cream was so thick. A lovely walk on the headland afterwards just topped it off. A proper Cornish afternoon.

The service here is pretty good. Staff are friendly and efficient, even when it&#39;s busy. They kept an eye on our table without being intrusive. A solid experience overall.

Been coming here for years, and the big brekkie is always spot on. The fried bread is a proper treat, just like my nan used to make. It&#39;s the reason I keep coming back.

Right in town centre, so easy to meet up. Menu&#39;s got plenty to choose from. Food arrived quick, which was nice. My steak was cooked just right, really enjoyed it.

Popped in for a pint after a walk. The space is huge and spotless, really fresh feel. But the view from the terrace is the real draw&mdash;just spectacular. Menu looked good, might come back to eat.

The full rack of ribs from the specials menu was the main event. The meat was tender, falling right off the bone, with a sticky, smoky glaze that had a nice kick to it. Could have used a touch more of that sauce, though. The chocolate and caramel slice was fine, but honestly, I was too focused on the ribs to care much about dessert.

First time trying their afternoon tea deal. The scone was warm and the clotted cream was really generous. Felt like a proper treat without breaking the bank.

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.

Loved the vibe here. The cappuccino was spot on, and it&#39;s just such a unique space to have a coffee in a big, open church. Will be back to try the skate ramp next time!

The steak and ale pie was lovely and homemade. Staff were friendly, and the seats were comfortable enough for a relaxed evening.

Popped in for a cream tea after a beach walk. Parking&#39;s easy, which is a plus. The scones were warm, clotted cream was generous. Service was quick and friendly. Been back a few times now, it&#39;s just consistently good.

Loved the vibe here! The food was tasty and fresh, portions are generous for the price. The window view is beautiful, perfect for catching up with friends. The authentic design makes it feel cosy. Only thing, it got a bit loud later in the evening.

The scone was still warm, and the clotted cream was piled so high. Sat in the garden, just a quiet corner with the sun. The tea pot was huge, kept us going for ages. A really nice way to spend an afternoon.

The sweet potato rosti with avocado was really good. I liked the outdoor area, it&#39;s a nice sunny spot for a casual lunch. The wooden benches are comfortable and the space feels quite open.

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 place was absolutely packed on a Friday night, but the staff handled it so well. Everyone was still really attentive and calm, never felt rushed at all.

Staff are really kind here. They helped my family member with extra care, which was appreciated. Food was top-notch too. Quick and efficient service, perfect for a lunch break.

This place is so welcoming to dogs, which is a huge plus for me and my friends. We had a lovely pint of Cornish Ale and enjoyed the relaxed mix of locals and visitors. Perfect for a casual catch-up.

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