A little gem tucked away in the village. Staff are genuinely friendly, not just polite. Food came out quick, which was nice as I was pretty hungry. Good spot for a no-fuss meal.

Bruce runs the whole show here, greeting, cooking, even washing up. It&#39;s a very personal touch. For the price point, you really feel like you&#39;re getting a proper, attentive experience. The portion sizes were decent too.

That signature sando was something else. The bread had a perfect crisp, and the filling was just the right balance. Coffee was spot on as well. Staff were really helpful when I asked about the ingredients. A solid lunch spot.

The crab nachos on the specials board were fantastic. The soft lighting in the room just made it feel so calm and unhurried. A really nice spot to unwind.

A very pleasant lunch spot. The Korean BBQ had a good selection of meats and the flavours were spot on. What really stood out was how friendly the owners were&mdash;they took a moment for a nice chat, which made the whole visit feel relaxed and welcoming.

The sharing platter for two was huge. We couldn&#39;t finish it all, ended up with a full takeaway box. For the quality you get, the price felt just right.

The Count House Breakfast for two was huge. Couldn&#39;t finish it all. Pancakes were fluffy, the bacon crispy. Good for sharing if you&#39;re really hungry.

The staff were so lovely. It was busy even early on, but they didn&#39;t rush us at all. I managed to knock over my cocktail (oops!) and they cleaned it up in a flash, even topped it up. That kind of grace is rare.

The brisket fajita was huge, one is definitely a meal! Loved watching them cook it fresh. The smoky chipotle sauce was just right. Perfect for a casual catch-up with mates, we ended up sharing a few.

This little spot on Newlyn street is a nice change from the usual fish and chips. The Cornish beef pasty was the highlight for me - really flavourful and the pastry was spot on. Staff were friendly too.

The food was delicious, beautifully presented and a sensible size.  The staff were incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and discreet.  It was a really lovely evening.

Stumbled upon this spot. Their Sunday roast special was spot on, and the ploughman&#39;s lunch was a nice twist on the classic.

Been coming here for years. The 10-hour lamb is still the star, just falls apart on the fork. The scallops are always fresh. Those little chorizo bread rolls to start are a nice touch.

Great spot for a catch-up with mates! The portions are huge, so sharing a few plates is the way to go. Everything tasted super fresh. We left absolutely stuffed without breaking the bank.

Came back for the lamb shank, it&#39;s just as good as I remembered. The meat falls right off the bone and the gravy is rich without being heavy. A solid choice when you&#39;re nearby.

The gluten-free fish and chips were spot on. The staff really knew their stuff, especially when it came to pairing the dish with a crisp lager.

The garden at the back is such a peaceful little spot. I sat there for ages with my tea, just enjoying the quiet. It&#39;s a lovely break from the usual city noise.

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.

Even on a packed Saturday night, it never felt too loud or chaotic. Staff were still smiling and moving smoothly, which was impressive.

Food was fantastic, service was great too. The place looks a bit old, but honestly, who cares when you&#39;re in and out that quick? Perfect for a lunch break.

Been coming here for years, and the Spingo ale is always spot on. That&#39;s the main reason I keep popping back. It&#39;s just consistently good, and you can&#39;t say that about every pub. The local selection is solid, too.

Even on a packed Friday night, they sent us across the street to the pub to order and eat. Such a smart idea for when you can&#39;t get a table! We still got our full meal and it was actually a fun, lively spot to hang with friends.

Been here a few times now. The garlic chicken balti is my go-to, the flavours are spot on. The sheek kebab is solid too. It&#39;s just consistently good, you know what you&#39;re getting. A reliable spot for a curry.

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