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.

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

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.

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.

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

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 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 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.

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.

Been coming here for years, and the food&#39;s always been solid. But lately? It&#39;s just gotten even better. Noticed it on the steak last week - cooked perfectly, every time. That consistency keeps me coming back.

Proper Cornish pub, feels like stepping back in time. Portions are huge, couldn&#39;t finish my pasty!

The breakfast pancakes were a total hit with the kids, which is saying something. Love the relaxed, airy vibe in here&mdash;lots of natural light and comfy booths. Makes for a really easy morning.

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.

The Sunday roast is the reason to come. The beef was properly tender, and the Yorkshire pudding was spot on - crispy outside, soft inside. The veg were fresh but could have been a bit more seasoned. Portions are generous.

Had a lovely family meal here. The staff were really helpful and made sure we had everything we needed. The food was fresh and tasty, with plenty of healthy options to choose from. A nice spot for a relaxed get-together.

I had the afternoon tea at the Red Lion, and it was absolutely delightful! The sandwiches were delicious, and the cake selection was outstanding.

Been coming here for years. The team always makes you feel welcome, which is why I keep coming back.

The steak was cooked just right, and the mussels tasted so fresh. The whole place has this lovely, worn-in feel to it. A proper old pub that serves really good food.

Been coming here for years, and the beer garden is still the main draw for me. It&#39;s just a great spot to unwind with a pint when the sun&#39;s out. The staff are always sound, which keeps me coming back.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Sunday roast beef was the star. Cooked perfectly pink, tender and full of flavour. The roast potatoes were crispy on the outside, fluffy inside. The Yorkshire pudding was a bit dry, but the gravy was rich and saved it. That&#39;s what I came for.

Greek chicken skewers were spot on, juicy and charred just right. The flatbread was warm and pillowy. My vegetarian mezze plate looked lovely, everything tasted fresh. Cocktails were a nice touch, well-balanced. A solid meal.

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