The deluxe hot chocolate was rich and not too sweet. The curried vegetable pasty had a nice flaky crust. A really nice spot to sit outside and watch the world go by.

Service was spot on. Rushi and the team were quick, knew the menu. Not pushy at all. Felt like a proper local spot, not some chain.

The full rack of ribs from the specials menu was the main event. The meat was tender, falling right off the bone, with a sticky, smoky glaze that had a nice kick to it. Could have used a touch more of that sauce, though. The chocolate and caramel slice was fine, but honestly, I was too focused on the ribs to care much about dessert.

The staff are so friendly and welcoming. Really enjoyed the toasties here, and the salad and crisps on the side were a nice touch.

Great spot to catch up with friends! The view from the cliff is unreal. We grabbed lattes and a slice of their homemade cake, which was so good we almost ordered another. Staff were really nice and had us laughing. A bit of a trek to get up here, but totally worth it for the vibe.

Came for the seated show, which was brilliant. The atmosphere was great, though a bit of movement from other guests was distracting. The house red they suggested was a perfect match for the mood, really rounded out the evening.

A nice spot if you&rsquo;re out with your dog. The staff were really sweet to ours, gave him a treat and a fuss. Made for a relaxed lunch. Coffee was decent, too.

A decent Sunday roast, though not exactly cheap. The roast beef was pretty good, with nice quality to it. Staff were friendly.

Nice little spot for a coffee near the centre. The staff were really friendly, which made a difference.

Ordered a cake box for delivery. Communication was prompt and clear. The cakes were good, looking forward to trying their lunch menu.

Loved the vibe here. The cappuccino was spot on, and it&#39;s just such a unique space to have a coffee in a big, open church. Will be back to try the skate ramp next time!

Hidden gem off the high street. Their coffee is the best around. Flat white was spot on. A bit cramped inside, but worth it for that brew.

Found this spot while looking for a good coffee. They had soya milk, which was a nice touch. Tried their gluten-free cake with my flat white - the pairing worked surprisingly well. Menu&#39;s got a decent range for a light lunch. Coffee itself was just okay, but the cake saved it.

The coffee here is reliably good, but the seating area could use a refresh. During the busy morning rush, it took a while for a table to be cleared. Still, the flat white was spot on.

The steak and ale pie was lovely and homemade. Staff were friendly, and the seats were comfortable enough for a relaxed evening.

Popped in for a coffee while wandering around. It was really good, a proper strong cup. Nice to see a solid selection of loose leaf teas too, though I stuck with the coffee. Just the right stop for a little break.

Been coming here for years, and the dog-friendly setup is what keeps me coming back. Plenty of outdoor tables where my dog can chill while I have my coffee. It&#39;s just a nice, relaxed spot.

Been popping in for years, the produce is always fresh. Picked up their seasonal shortbread tin last week, really nice. It&#39;s a reliable spot, though can get a bit busy at lunch.

Stopped in after a ride on the Camel Trail. The vibe is so cozy, with fun little knick-knacks everywhere and light jazz playing. Just the spot to chill with a coffee and let your legs recover.

Decent portion for the price. The jacket potato was absolutely loaded, couldn&#39;t finish it all. Salad on the side was fresh too. For a proper meal in town, the cost felt fair.

Lovely little patisserie. The cakes are delicious, and I enjoyed a very good hot coffee. They also have some unusual herbal teas which were tasty. My only note is that the chairs are a bit hard for a longer sit.

Stayed in a spacious room for a night. The historic, quirky layout is charming. Breakfast was good, but the real highlight was the wine list &ndash; found a lovely local red that paired perfectly with the evening. Staff were friendly about suggestions.

The pasty filling was generous, and the pastry had that perfect balance, light yet sturdy. Best one we&#39;ve had in Cornwall, honestly. Just a shame the seating area was a bit cramped.

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