Been here for years. Last night was the best. Fish was super fresh. Good to see Mr. Tuck back in the kitchen.

What a fantastic evening at Port Gaverne restaurant ! Lovely, friendly and extremely helpful staff and the food was sublime.

Took a group of 41 for Sunday lunch. The team handled the big booking without a hitch, service was smooth and attentive. Everyone had a lovely time. The roast was spot on, proper gravy. Felt well looked after.

Been coming here for years, and the beer garden is still the main draw for me. It&#39;s just a great spot to unwind with a pint when the sun&#39;s out. The staff are always sound, which keeps me coming back.

Been coming here for years. The coffee&#39;s always good, strong and consistent. Staff are friendly, know the regulars. It&#39;s a solid local spot, nothing fancy.

Pastry was firm but not hard, fillings moist and creamy. A clear step up from their other location in town.

Lovely spot to stop after a walk around the lake. The setting in the gardens is just right. We shared a slice of their lemon drizzle cake with a pot of tea. The cake was moist, not too sweet. A nice, quiet pause.

Popped in for a late lunch while in St Austell. The staff were so kind and attentive, which made it a really relaxing stop. My fish and chips were lovely, and the whole place felt spotless and cosy. A very pleasant, hassle-free meal.

The beer garden is such a nice spot to catch up with friends on a sunny day. They have a solid choice of beers, which is perfect for a casual hangout. Really welcoming vibe.

Took the family of four here. Mains, drinks, and desserts for a price that felt fair. Portions were decent, nothing felt stingy. The kids&#39; plates were cleaned, which says it all really.

Popped in for a quick pint. It was a bit quiet, but the food going out to other tables looked really good. Might have to come back for a proper meal sometime.

Found this volunteer-run spot off the beaten path. The brie and bacon granary bun was a solid, tasty lunch for the price. Coffee and cake were lovely too. Just wish they were open more days &ndash; had to double-check the hours before heading over.

The Sunday roast was pretty good. The beef was tender and the Yorkshire puddings were a decent size. The only slight letdown was the vegetables, which came on a separate plate and were a bit overcooked for my taste.

The staff were so kind when I had a mix-up with my salad order. Really appreciated how they handled it.

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

Took the kids here, and they were glued to the play area. The pizza was a real highlight &ndash; thin, crispy base with a great char on the crust. My pepperoni was spot on. Decent beer list as well.

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 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.

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

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.

Popped in for a bacon sarnie and a hot chocolate. Both were spot on and didn&#39;t cost the earth. Staff were dead friendly. Just a nice, easy start to the day.

Been coming here for years, and the food&#39;s always been solid. But lately? It&#39;s just gotten even better. Noticed it on the steak last week - cooked perfectly, every time. That consistency keeps me coming back.

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.

Breakfast downstairs had a lot to choose from. I went for the full Cornish breakfast and it was just right, especially the poached eggs on my toast. Really hit the spot.

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.

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.

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