The staff are so lovely here. They remembered my name from last time and gave us a little wave when we left. Just a nice touch that makes it feel like a proper local spot to catch up with mates.

Parking was easy, there&#39;s a big public car park right behind the cafe. That&#39;s a major plus for me when I&#39;m just grabbing a quick bite. Saves a lot of hassle and time driving around.

Stopped in for lunch, and the jacket potato was huge! Really appreciated the portion size for the price. The potato skin was crisp, and the filling was simple but fresh. Nice to see they&#39;re dog-friendly too.

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.

Lovely, cosy pub. The fire was lit, and the whole place just felt warm and welcoming. Had the steak and ale pie - proper comfort food, really hit the spot. Just a nice, relaxed evening.

The upstairs is quiet and spacious, perfect for focusing. The student discount is a nice touch, and the coffee is decent for the price.

Been coming here for years. Coffee&#39;s always solid, and the staff are friendly. It&#39;s a reliable spot for a quick cuppa and a bite. Nothing fancy, but you know what you&#39;re getting.

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.

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.

Solid traditional pasty. Could&#39;ve done with a bit more seasoning for my taste, but the pastry itself was spot on. Grabbed a slice of their carrot cake on the way out, which was a nice touch.

Nick&#39;s cooking is a real highlight here. The lamb stew had that lovely, slow-cooked depth you&#39;d hope for at home. A nice, comforting spot in Millbrook.

The wine list was a real highlight. Food was great, felt like a proper chef&#39;s menu. Good value even if service was a bit slow.

Breakfast starts early, which is a plus. The food is decent, nothing fancy but it hits the spot. Price felt fair for what you get.

A solid, no-fuss spot for a classic fry-up. The scrambled eggs were pretty good, and it&#39;s decent value. Could have been a bit hotter, but a fine choice for a quick breakfast.

Good selection across breakfast, lunch and dinner. The cakes and pastries are the standout for me. Tried the chocolate croissant and it was fresh, not overly sweet. Solid choice for a quick bite.

The cream tea was a real find! The scones were warm, and the clotted cream was so thick. A lovely walk on the headland afterwards just topped it off. A proper Cornish afternoon.

The service here is pretty good. Staff are friendly and efficient, even when it&#39;s busy. They kept an eye on our table without being intrusive. A solid experience overall.

Amelia gave a helpful rundown of the menu. The braised lamb shank was the standout - fell off the bone, rich sauce, really well done. That&#39;s what I&#39;ll remember.

Lovely little spot tucked away. The egg and cress sandwich was generous and fresh, and the tables were really well-spaced.

Been coming here for years. Their mid-morning omelette and coffee combo is always spot on, just what you need for a break.

Lovely spot in a historic building. I really appreciate that the food is made fresh on-site. The pasties I took away were still warm and tasted so wholesome. It&#39;s nice to know exactly what you&#39;re eating.

Hot and fresh, just what you need for a quick bite. The coffee is huge, perfect for a lunch break. They&#39;re dog-friendly too, which is a nice touch. Simple food done well, no complaints.

Took the kids here for a birthday. The staff were brilliant with them, really patient. Food was tasty, especially the kids&#39; pasta. The old hotel setting is lovely, bit of a maze to find the entrance though.

Popped in for a coffee and ended up grabbing a few of their winter buns. Staff were really nice about holding some aside for me to take away. Good spot.

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