The Caribbean flavours were fresh and vibrant, which I really appreciate. They were also very careful with my allergy request.

Flat iron steak was spot on. Cooked just right. Also tried the cod brioche sandwich. Solid choice.

This is a proper village local. The food&#39;s good, but the portions are on the smaller side for the price. I left feeling a bit peckish still. It&#39;s a nice spot, and they&#39;re very welcoming to dogs.

Popped in for a late lunch. The chips were spot on - crispy outside, fluffy inside. Coffee was a proper strong brew. Staff were friendly and quick. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Lovely family-run spot. The sea bass special was a pleasant surprise, and the owners are so friendly.

The cask ales are the main draw. They had a local bitter that was perfectly kept, not too warm, with a nice malty body and a dry finish. The lager options are decent but it&#39;s the real ales that keep me coming back.

Booked ahead for the Sunday carvery - smart move, it&#39;s packed. The wait was short, and the staff were on it. The house red was a solid match for the roast.

Just had the steak pie here. It&#39;s proper home-cooked stuff, massive portion for the price. Place was packed with locals, had to wait a bit for a table. Feels fresh since the refurb.

Nice little spot for a light lunch. The soup and sandwich combo hit the spot, and the view from the window was lovely.

Staff are really kind here. They helped my family member with extra care, which was appreciated. Food was top-notch too. Quick and efficient service, perfect for a lunch break.

The tasting menu was pricey but honestly, the portions were generous enough that I left comfortably full. You get what you pay for with the quality of the local ingredients.

Been coming here for years. The seafood salad&#39;s always solid, good chunks of mackerel p&acirc;t&eacute;, decent smoked salmon and prawns. Fresh, simple, no fuss. It&#39;s my usual starter.

Been coming here for years, and the marina view from the window tables is still the main draw for me. Perfect for a quiet evening watching the boats. The sunset last week was a real treat.

The sea view from the table was the real star. We had a window seat and it was just stunning, especially as the sun started to go down. The outdoor garden looked really nice too, will have to come back in warmer weather to try it.

Stumbled upon this spot and was impressed. The ingredients were so fresh, you could really taste the quality in every bite.

The cheese board was the highlight for me. The selection felt really fresh, especially the manchego. The olives were plump and flavourful. A lovely, relaxed spot for a light bite.

Been through most of the menu, and it&#39;s all solid. The mussels and the lamb really stood out.

Loved the outdoor seating, loads of space. They still had a great selection of cakes even though we arrived quite late. The staff were really on it.

Decent coffee, not too pricey. Grabbed a breakfast roll after parking at the wharf. The portion was just right for the price, actually. Good spot for a quick bite.

Stayed overnight, the room was clean and warm. The bed was super comfy, got a great night&#39;s sleep. It&#39;s basic, but honestly, for the price I paid, it had everything I needed. Can&#39;t complain.

Been here a few times. It&#39;s always spotless, even the loos. Cutlery comes up clean every time, which is nice. Makes a difference when you&#39;re eating out.

Been coming here for years, the Sunday roast is the real deal. The beef is always spot on, falls apart with a fork. They do a smaller portion if you ask, which is handy. Decent spot for a relaxed Sunday.

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.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up trying their brownie. It was warm, gooey in the middle, and not too sweet. Staff were really friendly, which was nice. Just a solid, simple spot.

A bit pricey, but you can taste the quality. That gorgonzola tagliatelle was the star for me - the pasta was spot on and the sauce so creamy.

The carvery had a nice selection of vegetables today, all very fresh and not overcooked. The roast potatoes were crispy on the outside, which I really appreciate. Good to see some healthier sides available alongside the meats.

Rich and his team provided an amazing experience during our brunch. The drinks were plentiful, and the food was delicious. It&#39;s the best brunch we&#39;ve had, and we can&#39;t wait to come back!

The restaurant was very busy when we arrived for our booking and so we had to wait around 15 minutes for our table.  There was plenty of variety at the carvery with several meats and lots of vegetables. The food was delicious and the service was friendly.

The carvery&#39;s a good deal with the Blue Light Card. The dining area feels spacious and relaxed, which was nice.

The arcade and pool tables are a nice touch. Their craft beer selection was a pleasant surprise for a place like this.

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