Crab sandwich was the highlight. They definitely don&#39;t skimp on the filling, it&#39;s packed with fresh crab. Could have done with a bit more dressing for my taste, but you really get what you pay for here. Good portion for the price.

The staff are so friendly and attentive, it made the whole meal very pleasant.

Been here a few times for their cream tea. Scones are spot on, really good quality. Could do with a bit more jam and clotted cream though, always feels a bit stingy. Decent option for the area.

The pancakes they offered at lunch were the highlight. Fluffy, just the right amount of sweetness, and came with a really good berry compote. A nice surprise that made the meal.

Decent veggie options, which is a plus. The decor&#39;s quirky, service was friendly. Food came out fast and hot, no complaints there.

First time here and I&#39;m sold. The grilled octopus was spot on, and the staff knew their wine list. Suggested a crisp white that cut right through the richness. Atmosphere was relaxed, a bit dim for my liking, but that&#39;s a minor thing.

The &#39;Friends with Benedicts&#39; was a fun choice. I liked the quirky menu names. The salmon was tasty too. The place has a nice, relaxed feel, good for just grabbing a bite.

Came for the food, stayed for the food. Ended up eating here three days straight. The grilled lamb chops were the standout &ndash; perfectly charred on the outside, still juicy inside. Just the right amount of rosemary and garlic. That&rsquo;s what kept me coming back.

Decent little kiosk for a quick stop. The cakes and ice cream were good. Had a coffee and a slice of carrot cake while waiting for my train. Service was prompt, which was appreciated. Prices are reasonable for the location.

The gluten-free options are clearly marked, and the staff really know their stuff about coeliac needs. Great for a worry-free meal by the sea.

The ciabattas here were pretty good, with a decent amount of filling. The family running the place are very nice. It&#39;s a fine spot for a quick, simple lunch.

The upstairs lounge is a gem. Settled into a deep sofa with a book, and the coffee was spot on &ndash; a proper, rich brew that paired perfectly with a quiet afternoon. A very civilised way to spend a few hours.

The fish and chips here are spot on. The batter is light and crisp, the chips are proper thick-cut and fluffy inside. A solid portion too. Exactly what you want after a walk.

Great spot right on the sand. The fish tacos were spot on&mdash;fresh, crispy batter, and a really nice lime crema. Their local craft lager was a perfect match. Might have to swing by again to try the shrimp ones.

The steak was cooked just right, medium-rare with a good sear. Juicy and flavourful, exactly what you want. The peppercorn sauce had a nice kick to it. A solid dish.

First time here and I was really impressed with their allergen menu. My salad was clearly marked for nuts and dairy - felt totally safe ordering.

Set menu is decent value. Food was fine, but portions are a bit small across the board. The atmosphere was pleasant until a loud argument broke out in the kitchen, which was distracting.

Cosy little place, lovely vibe. The team are genuinely friendly. Had the steak frites, which was decent. But their wine list is the real star &ndash; a really thoughtful selection that paired beautifully with the food. A bit pricey on the drinks, but that&rsquo;s London for you.

Staff were really on it tonight. Quick with the drinks, remembered our usual order. Makes a difference when they actually pay attention.

The lemon and sugar crepe is the one to get. The crepe itself is thin and soft, with just the right amount of crispness at the edges. The lemon juice soaks in perfectly, balancing the sugar. Simple and good.

Lovely spot for catching up with friends over coffee. The service was really friendly, which made it a relaxed afternoon.

The staff were friendly and attentive, but never hovered. Just the right level of service, which let the food be the main focus.

Lovely old-school dining room with wood-panelled walls. Had a pleasant meal, service was professional and helpful. A solid spot for a relaxed dinner.

Nice spot for sunset views. The outdoor tables are great, and they often have a DJ playing. Prices are decent.

Great view from our table. Coffee was spot on, and the chocolate twist pastry was homemade. Really nice.

Lovely breakfast in a charming old-fashioned setting. The staff were so friendly and attentive, which made the whole experience feel very relaxed. A really nice way to start the day.

Stopped by for a late lunch. The homemade chips were spot on&mdash;crispy outside, fluffy inside. Managed to snag a window seat and caught the sunset while having dessert. View is a bonus.

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