Stayed in the room last night. Really spacious and clean. The bed was super comfortable, got a solid night&#39;s sleep. No complaints.

Had the frittata and salad for lunch. It was pretty good. The plate came with a nice variety of salads, all decent. A bit on the pricey side for what it was, but I enjoyed it.

Good choice of beers and ciders on tap. The Tribute ale was a solid pint, really enjoyed it. A bit pricey for what it is, but the quality is there.

Loved the upstairs area in this cute cafe. It&#39;s got a cosy, tucked-away feel. Had the vanilla and pumpkin cake with a gingerbread latte &ndash; really nice. Prices are decent.

Great for gluten-free and dairy-free options. The staff really know their stuff when it comes to allergens, which made choosing a wine to go with my meal much easier.

The cod and chips is massive. A huge piece of fish and a mountain of chips, honestly too much for one person. I couldn&#39;t finish it all.

Got a window table overlooking Porthminster Beach. The view was the best part. Food was decent, but honestly, I was just there for the scenery.

The set menu was a great way to try a bit of everything. Portions were small, but I liked that&mdash;didn&#39;t feel overwhelmed. Everything tasted fresh and looked really pretty on the plate.

The local wine selection here is really thoughtful. I had a glass with the grilled sea bass, and the pairing was just right. It let the freshness of the fish shine through.

The lobster Thermidor was my pick. Really rich sauce, and the meat was spot-on. The garlic butter one was good too, but a bit heavy for me. Both were cooked just right though.

Having been searching for proper pub food for a while I&rsquo;ve finally found it. A warm atmosphere and deliciously presented food that tastes better than the photo can make it look. A lovely pint of Guinness and onion rings that warmed my heart. If you&rsquo;re ever near here I suggest you call in. Top Marks from me.. 👌

The fish and chips here are generous. The batter on the cod is properly crispy and light. The real star is the chips cooked in beef dripping &ndash; they have a savoury depth you don&#39;t get with oil. A solid portion for the price.

Been coming here for years, and the milkshakes are consistently top-notch. It&#39;s a tiny place, always packed, but they never miss a beat. Staff are always polite, even when it&#39;s crazy busy. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Nice casual spot with a beach cafe vibe. Dog-friendly, which is a plus. They had a DJ and electric darts on the night we went, good for a relaxed evening out.

Always a must-visit in St Ives. Love the cozy feel and the food is consistently good. They have loads of veggie choices which is great. The decor with the old pallets is a clever idea, makes the place feel unique.

Been coming here for years. The owners are the real deal, always have a minute for a chat. Makes it feel like a proper local spot, not just another restaurant. That personal touch keeps me coming back.

Just a very pleasant low key place in a fabulous location with a great small plates offering and stupendously well cooked food.  The small plates are not so small so be vcareful not to over order.  Very friendly waitress.

Owner&rsquo;s super friendly, even brought out dog treats and a water bowl for our pup. That little touch really made the place feel nice.

The fish and chips are a solid choice. The batter is light and crisp, not oily at all. The fish itself was fresh. Chips had that nice fluffy interior. It&#39;s a reliable spot for a classic.

Interesting wine list here, with some bottles from vineyards you don&#39;t see everywhere. I tried a glass of something new - a nice change from the usual suspects.

Came for the small plates. The seared tuna and scallops were good, fresh flavours. But the portions are tiny for the price. Ended up ordering way more than planned to feel satisfied.

Perfect spot for a quick, healthy lunch. The gluten-free vegan options are great, and the sunny courtyard is a nice touch.

Perfect for a casual catch-up with friends. We grabbed a light lunch here and loved the bright, airy space inside. Best part? You don&#39;t need a garden ticket to enjoy it. The menu had enough options to keep everyone happy.

Great spot for a quick bite. Tables are right on the water, which is cool. Sat there with a beer watching the boats. A bit pricey for what it is, but the view makes up for it. Solid for a relaxed afternoon.

Came here with a few mates for a casual catch-up. The vibe is so cosy, exactly what you want for a long chat. We ended up staying for hours just talking, felt like we were in someone&#39;s living room. The staff were lovely and didn&#39;t rush us at all, which was perfect.

The gluten-free scones here are a solid choice. They&#39;re on par with the regular ones, which is rare. Good selection of vegan cakes too. Makes it easy when you have dietary restrictions.

Lovely spot for a drink. The terrace view at sunset is really quite nice. Cocktails were decent, a bit pricey perhaps, but it&#39;s a fine place to unwind.

Amazing little Cafe in Mousehole, Cornwall.Sensible prices, excellent food and friendly efficient staff.Food cooked/made to order and what great food !Gail, Anton and their staff make an incredible busy, joyful team.Hint:- try and book at busy times..however..worth the wait if you don&#39;t. Crab Salad, so delicious.Thank you, we will not forget you xxx

Lovely view over Fistral Beach from the outside tables. It&#39;s a small place, so you&#39;ll want to book ahead. The breeze was perfect.

Gluten-free options are clearly marked, and the staff knew exactly what I could have. As someone who has to be careful, that&rsquo;s a huge relief. The pasta dish I ordered was actually really good, not just an afterthought. Felt safe dining here.

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