Popped in for a late afternoon coffee. The almond croissant was still warm, flaky and not too sweet. Got lucky as they were down to the last one.

Stayed in a spacious room for a night. The historic, quirky layout is charming. Breakfast was good, but the real highlight was the wine list &ndash; found a lovely local red that paired perfectly with the evening. Staff were friendly about suggestions.

The pasty filling was generous, and the pastry had that perfect balance, light yet sturdy. Best one we&#39;ve had in Cornwall, honestly. Just a shame the seating area was a bit cramped.

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.

The clotted cream on their ice cream is fantastic. It really elevates the flavour, especially with a simple scoop of vanilla.

The dhal soup was really tasty and warming on a breezy day. The seats were comfortable too, which made the meal nice and relaxing.

The staff here are so lovely. I popped in for a pasty and they mentioned they do postal orders. Tried it at home - froze one and it reheated really well. A nice option for a cosy night in.

I&#39;ve made this my regular morning stop. The coffee is consistently good, and they&#39;re always friendly, even at the busiest times. I do wish they offered a more interesting rotating single-origin option to pair with a pastry, though.

Loved the vibe in this old industrial space under the Viaduct. It&#39;s got a really cozy, laid-back feel that makes it easy to just unwind. The decor is spot on for the setting.

The staff are genuinely kind and welcoming, which made the whole experience feel relaxed.

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.

The staff really knew their stuff when I asked about gluten-free options. They took the time to explain what was safe, which was a relief. Made ordering so much easier.

I&#39;ve eaten my share of pasties, but this steak one is something else. The filling was rich and the pastry was spot on. A bit of a wait, but it was worth it.

The sauces are homemade and really well seasoned. They also use recyclable packaging, which is a nice touch.

The new owners have really opened the place up. Much brighter and more spacious now. I asked for a smaller portion of the steak and they accommodated without any fuss. Good to see.

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 mug library idea, so cute. The space is small but packed with plants and art, makes it feel really cosy. Had a flat white here on a rainy afternoon, just the right spot.

A nice little find on a wander around town. The atmosphere is cozy, and the food was pretty good. I had the pasta special, which was decent. Service was a bit slow, but it was a pleasant lunch overall.

First time here. The sausage, egg and bacon bap was pretty good, the meat tasted decent. Tea came in a nice big pot. The young lady serving was very pleasant. A solid spot for a quick bite.

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.

The full English was spot on. Bacon crispy, eggs runny, beans not too sweet. Portions are generous for the price. Just a solid, no-nonsense breakfast.

Napkins aren&#39;t left on the table, which is a bit of a shame. I do appreciate that they bring fresh ones when asked, though.

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.

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