Lovely spot to stop after a walk around the lake. The setting in the gardens is just right. We shared a slice of their lemon drizzle cake with a pot of tea. The cake was moist, not too sweet. A nice, quiet pause.

Owners clearly care. Had the triple-decker sandwich and a flat white. Coffee was spot on. Good beans. That homemade honey on the side was a nice touch. Solid spot.

Loved the vibe here! The bright colonial decor with those Himalayan touches made it feel really special. Perfect for a chilled catch-up with friends. The space is so calm and welcoming, just what we needed for a long gossip session.

Found this spot in Lostwithiel. The fish and chips were spot on, really fresh. But the real star was the beer list &ndash; tried a local pale ale that went brilliantly with the meal. Just a shame the dining area felt a bit cramped when it got busy.

Had a big group dinner here. Staff handled our 20 people really well - all the meals arrived hot and as ordered. They were friendly and didn&rsquo;t seem rushed at all.

They handled my request for an extra-hot curry without any fuss. The chicken tikka masala was solid, and the spice level was spot-on. Good to know they&#39;re flexible.

A decent spot for a quiet drink. The atmosphere is relaxed, and they&rsquo;re dog-friendly, which is nice. Staff were pleasant enough. It&rsquo;s fine for meeting a friend, though the beer selection could be a bit better.

As a coeliac, I was genuinely impressed by the gluten-free menu here. So many choices! The tables are a bit snug, but the food portions are generous and everything tasted spot on. A really nice find.

Been coming here for years, and it&#39;s always consistent. Their special rice is the star - fragrant, fluffy, and just the right amount of spice. Still the top spot for Indian food around here.

Popped in for a late lunch while in St Austell. The staff were so kind and attentive, which made it a really relaxing stop. My fish and chips were lovely, and the whole place felt spotless and cosy. A very pleasant, hassle-free meal.

Been coming here for years. The outdoor bit is my go-to when the sun&#39;s out. Just a solid, comfortable spot to unwind. They&#39;ve kept it nice and consistent, which is what keeps me coming back.

Great pub quiz on Tuesdays, really lively. The staff are super friendly and the atmosphere is spot on for a traditional local. Decent beer selection too, had a good pint of their house bitter.

The nachos were fantastic - more like toasted fajitas that held everything perfectly. Great crunch, paired nicely with a local ale.

Great selection of games downstairs. The pinball machine is a classic, and they had a decent local ale on tap that went down nicely with the vibe.

Garlic chilli chicken with coconut rice is a solid choice. Quick service, got my order in under 10 minutes. Perfect for a lunch break. The curry had a nice kick to it.

The pan-fried salmon was lovely, and the steak looked good too. But what really stood out was the vibe here. The lighting is soft, the chairs are actually comfortable, and the whole place just feels relaxed. A really nice spot in Falmouth.

The pistachio croissant was a highlight, the pastry was perfectly crisp. But for &pound;4.50, I did expect it to be a bit bigger. The sausage roll was decent, good portion for the price.

The place was spotless, which is always a good sign. Food was fresh and hot, not greasy at all.

I really appreciate how fresh the ingredients are here. The greens in my salad were crisp, and the grilled chicken tasted clean and well-seasoned. It&#39;s a nice spot for a healthy, simple meal.

Rooms are clean and comfortable, right by the harbour. Parking&#39;s a bit of a hassle, but there&#39;s a 24-hour car park nearby.

The crab sandwich here is so good! It&#39;s just bursting with fresh crab, really generous with it. A simple thing but they&#39;ve absolutely nailed it. Perfect for a casual lunch with friends.

Service was really quick and friendly. They checked in just enough to make sure everything was okay.

Took the family of four here. Mains, drinks, and desserts for a price that felt fair. Portions were decent, nothing felt stingy. The kids&#39; plates were cleaned, which says it all really.

A nice spot for a drink overlooking Downderry. The bar prices are a touch high, but the local vibe is lovely.

The staff here are so attentive, especially Diane and Ben. They remembered my preference for extra lemon in my water without me asking. That kind of attention to detail is lovely. The service really made the lunch feel relaxed and personal.

Lovely little spot! We were a group of three and left stuffed and smiling. The service was friendly and the food hit the mark &ndash; especially that mushroom risotto, so creamy and rich. We&#39;ll be back for sure.

Been coming here for years, their Sunday roast is the real deal. The beef was so tender it just fell apart. Roasties and veg spot on as always. Nice they let us bring the dog in too, makes it easy.

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