Popped in for the happy hour deal - two cocktails for &pound;14! Such a fab little spot for a catch-up. The drinks were really good, and the place is super clean. Perfect for a quick drink with friends after work.

Been here for breakfast, lunch and dinner over a weekend. Food is consistently solid. The wine list is decent, though a bit predictable. Had a nice Pinot with the duck breast at dinner.

A real find. The relaxed atmosphere is genuinely dog-friendly, and the free car park is a huge plus in Plymouth.

Reece and Ryan are still on it after all these years. Phoned to book, they remembered my name and the table I like. That kind of thing keeps me coming back.

Bit of a trek down some narrow lanes to get here, but the quiet spot and the view are exactly why you&#39;d come. Parking was fine, plenty of space.

Really appreciated the attention to dietary needs here. The server knew exactly which dishes could be made gluten-free and walked me through the menu. Ended up trying the pasta, which was a solid choice.

Stumbled upon this spot wandering around Totnes. The brie and bacon sandwich hit the spot, but the real star was the broccoli and Stilton soup &ndash; rich and creamy. Paired it with a glass of their house red, which cut through the richness nicely. Friendly service too.

The fish and chips were decent. The batter was crisp, chips were thick cut. A bit heavy on the salt for my taste, but the fish itself was fresh. Good portion size.

Nice spot by the market square. Came for a late lunch and sat outside. Ordered the fish and chips. Portion was decent for the price, the chips were proper chunky. Could&#39;ve used another piece of fish though.

The wine list was a real treat. Our table was tucked away near the stairs, which felt a bit like a corridor. Still, the food was lovely.

A solid, straightforward meal for five at &pound;30. The staff were polite, and the little chocolate for my daughter was a nice touch. Their house red was a pleasant surprise with the mains.

Nice little spot for a coffee and cake. The leather sofas at the front are a comfortable place to sit. The atmosphere is pleasant, though it can get a bit busy. A decent choice for a quiet break.

Nice place, very dog-friendly. Sat outside and the staff were lovely with our pup. Inside looked clean and cosy too. Good for a casual family meal.

Popped in for a coffee and a slice of cake after a walk around Shaldon. The place has a really nice, relaxed vibe. The staff were friendly and quick, even though there was a bit of a queue.

The duck main was lovely, cooked just right. What really stood out was the service - our waiter was so attentive without being overbearing. A very comfortable spot for a relaxed meal, the booths are nice and spacious.

Parking&#39;s tight on weekends, but the pub&#39;s free car park saved me a few quid over the paid lot nearby.

The coffee here is easily the best I&#39;ve found in Torquay. Had it with a slice of their homemade carrot cake, which was still lovely and moist even though we popped in quite late. Staff were really nice about it.

Been craving Polish food for ages. The owner&#39;s so nice, and the homemade spread with the bread was a lovely touch. The decor really makes you feel like you&#39;re back in Poland. Honestly, the best I&#39;ve had here. Portions are generous too, definitely worth the price.

This place is perfect for celebrations! The cocktail menu is impressive, and the food is well-cooked and tasty. The portions are generous, making it a great value for the price.

The duty manager was really welcoming. Staff were brilliant, made me feel looked after. Good customer service, that&#39;s what stands out.

Nice spot for a quick business lunch. Coffee was solid, staff were quick and pleasant. Prices are reasonable for the location. The atmosphere is calm, good for a working conversation.

Love the 80s tunes here. The burger was juicy and the fries were spot on. My only note - the wine list is pretty basic, just a couple of reds and whites. Still, a solid spot for a casual bite and a beer.

Great vibe and the staff are lovely. The house red was a surprisingly good match for the Sunday roast, really hit the spot. 🍷

Always enjoy a carvery,not my 1st here which is why we go back. The food is good, affordable and the grandkids love it. The service was very good , it was busy and the waiting staff coped well. Generally very good

The wood-fired pizza base is incredibly light and tasty, just like some I&#39;ve had in Italy. The subtle tomato base with Parma ham is spot on.

The gluten-free pasties were a nice find. They bake them fresh, you can tell. The crust was actually flaky, which is tricky with gluten-free dough. Tasted pretty good, too.

Coffee&#39;s top notch. Got a sandwich to go - fresh and tasty. Perfect for a quick bite by the sea. Service was quick, which is what I needed.

Decent spot for a pint. The food looked pretty good from what I saw at other tables. They&#39;re very dog-friendly, which is a nice touch. A solid choice for a casual drink.

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