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.

A decent spot within the resort. The veal was pretty good, cooked just right. Breakfast options were fine, though the coffee was a bit weak. A solid choice for a relaxed meal.

Nice spot by the harbour for a quick bite. Sat outside, decent view of the boats while I ate. Got my lunch sorted fast, which is what I needed. The location&#39;s the main draw here.

Cosy spot with lovely vintage decor. The cakes change with the seasons, which I really like. Had the lemon drizzle today, it was spot on. A bit pricey for the slice size, but the quality is there.

The Sunday roast was pretty good. The beef was tender and the Yorkshire puddings were a decent size. The only slight letdown was the vegetables, which came on a separate plate and were a bit overcooked for my taste.

Possibly the best roast dinner in Plymouth, everything on the plate was so tasty,could have eaten it all day!!!!!! The dessert was lovely too and the place had a really nice feel to it

The lamb biryani was the star for me. The rice had this lovely, subtle fragrance and the meat was so tender. Shared a piece of the garlic naan with it, which was perfect for scooping everything up. Finished with a cup of their spiced tea.

Came for a birthday dinner. The staff brought out a little drum and sang a simple song. It was a nice, genuine touch. Not over the top, just a sweet moment that felt personal. Made the evening feel a bit more special.

Been here a few times. The Chef Special Chicken Ouzo is a solid choice, always packed with flavour. Moussaka&#39;s good too. Portions are big, you won&#39;t leave hungry. It&#39;s become our go-to for a reliable meal.

Had the goats cheese mousse. Really appreciated how light and fresh it tasted, not overly rich. The setting was lovely too, very peaceful for a weekday lunch. A nice spot if you&#39;re looking for something simple and well-made.

Love the vibe here. It&#39;s a nice mix of modern and traditional, feels cosy but not cramped. Our table had plenty of space, which was a nice change.

Lovely little spot, very cozy. I was really impressed by how fresh the ingredients felt in my salad. The greens were crisp, and the avocado was perfectly ripe. You can tell they care about sourcing. The lighting was a bit dim for reading the menu, but that&#39;s a minor thing.

Decent spot, clean and tidy. Ordered via the app, food came out quick and tasted just as good as usual.

Had a wonderful experience with great food and attentive service. The salad bar was fresh and well presented, making for a delightful dining experience.

The bottomless brunch deal is pretty good. Cocktails and beers are decent, and the bar staff were on it with the refills. Just wish the food came out a bit quicker, but the drinks kept flowing.

Friendly staff, always a plus. Wi-Fi&#39;s been down though, so not great if you need to work.

Been coming here for years. They always have four great beers on tap, even in winter. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The food was really good, service was quick. But what I noticed most was how clean everything felt. The tables were spotless, floors looked freshly mopped. It just made the whole meal more pleasant.

Pizza was spot on. Thin, crispy crust. Toppings fresh. Tried the one with nduja and honey - interesting combo, actually worked. Solid.

Took the kids here, and they were glued to the play area. The pizza was a real highlight &ndash; thin, crispy base with a great char on the crust. My pepperoni was spot on. Decent beer list as well.

The all-you-can-eat wings are good value. They serve them in a big bowl, and the staff offered a takeaway box when we had leftovers.

The squid starter was fresh and tasty, but the portion was a bit small for the price. The beef brisket main was good, but again, I was hoping for a bit more on the plate for what we paid.

The Sunday carvery was the standout. The roast beef was cooked just right, and the Yorkshire puddings were spot on.

The chicken jalfrezi was tasty, and the soy sauce chicken pieces were nice too. What really stood out was the service&mdash;our server was so friendly and attentive without being overbearing. It made for a very relaxed, comfortable meal.

The summer feast for two was a solid choice. Everything arrived steaming hot, which I always appreciate. The grilled prawns were spot on. Our waitress, Amy, was really on the ball and made sure we had everything we needed.

The view over the water is just lovely. Sat by the window with a glass of wine for ages, it was so relaxing. A nice spot to unwind.

The spice level was just right for me, and the flavours felt so authentic. A really nice touch that you can adjust it to your own taste.

Popped in for a quiet solo lunch. The craft beer list is thoughtful, and I had the fish and chips. The barman suggested a local pale ale that cut through the batter perfectly. Nice, easy spot.

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