Tried four different Cornish pasty flavours here. The pastry was nice, and I really appreciated the generous, fresh fillings in each one. The service was helpful, though a little on the slow side.

Great place to bring the dog, they made him feel welcome. The staff gave him a treat as we left, which was a nice touch. My only note is the wine list felt a bit limited for the style of food.

Loved the sea view from this cosy tea room. The food was tasty and came out quickly. Staff were really friendly too.

Stopped in after a long hike. That view from the top... just wow. Had a pint and sat outside for ages. Totally worth the climb.

The fish and chips was the standout. Properly crispy batter, flaky cod inside. Chips were thick-cut and fluffy. That&#39;s what I come for.

Lovely spot by the harbour. The pizza crust was thin and crisp, and I appreciated that the tomato base tasted really fresh, not overly sweet. A nice, simple lunch.

The fish was spot on! Perfect for a casual catch-up with mates. The batter wasn&#39;t greasy, which is a win. 🐟

Nice old pub, feels cosy and lived-in. They keep the place spotless, which is a plus. Good for a quiet pint.

The full English breakfast was huge and really hit the spot. The filter coffee was properly hot too.

They had a live band playing last night. It was a nice touch, really added to the vibe. Made it feel like a proper night out, not just a quick dinner.

The fish and chips were pretty good, cooked fresh. The batter was decently crispy. The homemade curry sauce was a nice touch, though the portion felt a bit on the smaller side.

The staff were lovely. One server was especially kind on a busy Saturday, even brought water and treats for our dogs. The wine list had some nice local options, though the one I chose was a bit too oaky for my taste. Still, a thoughtful touch.

A very pleasant lunch spot. The Korean BBQ had a good selection of meats and the flavours were spot on. What really stood out was how friendly the owners were&mdash;they took a moment for a nice chat, which made the whole visit feel relaxed and welcoming.

The Count House Breakfast for two was huge. Couldn&#39;t finish it all. Pancakes were fluffy, the bacon crispy. Good for sharing if you&#39;re really hungry.

Been coming here for years, and the BLT with their homemade coleslaw is the reason. It&#39;s always just right&mdash;crisp bacon, fresh bread, good portion. That consistency keeps me coming back. A solid local spot.

The pastry on these pasties is unreal &ndash; so flaky and crisp! Tried the steak &amp; stilton and the lamb &amp; mint. The lamb one was a bit different than I imagined, but honestly, still so good.

Been here a few times. The dining room is really something - high ceilings, old wood. Food&#39;s solid, especially the lamb. Carl, the manager, remembers regulars. Booked again for next summer.

The staff were so lovely. It was busy even early on, but they didn&#39;t rush us at all. I managed to knock over my cocktail (oops!) and they cleaned it up in a flash, even topped it up. That kind of grace is rare.

The brisket fajita was huge, one is definitely a meal! Loved watching them cook it fresh. The smoky chipotle sauce was just right. Perfect for a casual catch-up with mates, we ended up sharing a few.

Popped in for a weekend brunch with the girls. The latte was lovely, and my avocado toast was super fresh. The staff were so nice, which made it a really relaxed spot to catch up. A bit on the pricier side, but the vibe was just right for a lazy morning chat.

Friendly staff, quick to refill water and check in. They remembered we&#39;d been before, which was a nice touch. Service felt attentive without being overbearing.

This little spot on Newlyn street is a nice change from the usual fish and chips. The Cornish beef pasty was the highlight for me - really flavourful and the pastry was spot on. Staff were friendly too.

Staff were so friendly, made us feel right at home. The vibe was just really pleasant and relaxed. A nice surprise for a random Tuesday night out.

My flat white was spot on as always. The gluten-free brownie was a nice treat, but a bit on the dry side this time. Still, it&#39;s my regular stop in Padstow.

Lovely spot for a chilled afternoon. Grabbed a table outside and just watched the world go by on the beach for ages. The vibe is so relaxed, perfect for a solo coffee or a catch-up.

Been coming here for years. Their full English is spot on, the bacon&#39;s always crispy just how I like it. Not the cheapest around but you get what you pay for.

Decent portions, especially the chips. The staff were friendly, though the place was a bit loud.

The food was delicious, beautifully presented and a sensible size.  The staff were incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and discreet.  It was a really lovely evening.

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