Duttons Cafe Continental in Plymouth

Very disappointed with this place. No atmosphere. Very bland interior. Trying to be upmarket which isn’t working. The prices are way too dear. The waitress was very friendly which made up for the other faults.

I used to love this cafe, it was always a special place for me. However, recently, I have noticed a serious decline in the quality of their food and drinks. I was served cream that had clearly gone off, it was curdled and had a strong smell of cheese. This makes me question the freshness of their other ingredients. The milk in my tea was also clearly past its prime, which I only realized after taking a sip. It was absolutely disgusting and unacceptable. I urge anyone considering visiting this cafe to either steer clear or proceed with extreme caution. This place is in serious need of a change. The staff were dressed in a sloppy and unprofessional manner, engaging in casual and unpolished conversations that made it seem like they were simply hanging out with friends rather than serving customers. The lack of natural politeness and customer service was evident, and it left a sour taste in my mouth. It's disappointing to see such a decline in the overall atmosphere and service of this once-special place.

Dirty!! Unkempt. Slow . Just ordered coffee as the restaurant inside was in need of a deep clean ! Garden was unkempt. Had brunch elsewhere.

Extremely rude staff, will not be returning! My family and I were shocked by the lack of hospitality, and staff's attitude, not great for buisness when you want customers to RETURN.

Would not recommend don’t waste your money. Was made to feel unwelcome from the start told to pay my bill upfront which I found strange ,I asked the waiter why other people can pay there bill afterwards and I have to pay upfront he said I’m only getting told to by my dad so this left me feeling victimised and surly should be one rule for all I was there with my mum and auntie and actually felt very embarrassed Also the food was terrible very oily greasy chips , panini was not toasted and cheese not melted , hair in food I honestly couldn’t be bothered to complain I just know I will never go back there again! Shame as the location is great that’s the only positive

Called in for Cream tea in their sunny garden.It was well over half empty and it still took about 25 minutes to be served. 2 small scones each and a pot of tea to share. It says their own strawberry jam on the hoarding but unfortunately it was a runny sauce from a very small jar which made the scone soggy . Will we visit again no

Six of us decided to have lunch Friday 12th July and visited here having read the reviews. The menu is limited anyway but they had run out of two dishes to which five of our party ordered. Having taken our order the waitress returned to ask us to choose diffrent dishes.. We tried to reorder but struggled. The meals took over an hour to arrive, they were mixed up.and indelible and dried up. We were given a 50% discount but realistically we were still charged too much. One of our part was diabetic and needed to eat but their meal was so poor, it all went back. Two women on an adjacent table ordered sandwiches but sent them straight back when they arrive. The cafe seemed to be struggling for staff but to be running out of main ingridients as we were at the beginning of the weekend seemed bizarre. Several of our party commented it was tye worst meal they had ever had when dinning out

While my daughter was running the Plymouth Half Marathon, the rest of us called in for breakfast. The ladies were very friendly and efficient. They had a special half marathon breakfast menu which was well received by all of us.

A very hearty breakfast this morning after a long walk. Perfectly cooked and tasted amazing. Great service as well by the lovely lady.

A fantastic little find we great views. After our family walk along the coast we stopped by with our dog for some cream tea and scones! They were absolutely delicious … even our dog had fresh water and treats given to her. Staff were friendly, polite and professional.

Hier bekommt ihr nicht nur die besten glutenfreien Scones mit lecker Marmelade und Chrem… die Aussicht und die Lage sind einfach perfekt. Die Bedienung super freundliche

Good location and nice location overlooking the harbour. Family and dog friendly. Nice place for lunch or just a drink. Recommend

Only gave 3 stars instead of my usually 5 stars unfortunately the price had increased considerably in about a month from when we went there 2 x bowls of chips nearly £8 per portion

Amazing cream tea and cheesy chips. Great prices and friendly staff. Would definitely recommend a visit! Lovely spot for sit and chill

Tea and cake and cream tea best scones we have had for a very long time new favourite spot friendly staff and good view from garden

Excellent service and the young lady I’m service was excellent. Very welcoming, especially as we had Buster our Jack Russell with us. The menu offered traditional docklands fare, the food was cooked fresh and was so tasty - I can highly recommend the seafood chowder and I took a picture of my partner’s pulled pork burger to show you attractively the real thing is presented. Doggy extras are always on offer so we all were treated like royalty.

Delicious cream tea!! Staff were lovely and friendly. Very nicely situated along the main street in Plymouth after a walk around Plymouth Hoe.

Had a cream tea, scones warmed to perfection. Lovely views outside Lovely lady, serving us at the hatch and bringing our order.

Have been past this so many times and finally went in and glad we did. Lovely little place with amazing service and good food. Had the cream tea and it was so nice. Really great that it's dog friendly and he even got an ice cream 😁

Ordered cream tea and had best scones with clotted cream and jam I have ever tasted. Service with a smile and dog friendly.

Stopped here for a drink whilst walking. We ordered at a window and then they bring drinks to table outside. A lovely place to just chill and watch the world go by. Served by friendly staff.

Always a pleasure to go there very reasonable price good food and plenty of drink tea ,coffee ,non alcoholic beverages and alcohol

Great place to eat. Fabulous value. Good hosts and great chef. Had Fish and chips (catch of the day) with a well made and constructed tartar sauce. Good beer batter not too filling. Licensed with good beers. Restaurant quality.

Great honest good and good coffee too. What more is there to say, they serve honest grub in decent portions and have an excellent service. The price is also very good when compared to similar places in the area.

Beautiful cream tea, the burgers and pasties were so tasty. Lovely place to sit and enjoy the harbour. Would definitely recommend a visit

I was really looking forward to a cream tea. I was disappointed with what we received at Duttons. Two very small slightly under-cooked (soggy inside) scones with an equally small amount of jam with cream and coffee for £5.25.

Myself and my partner had a lovely late breakfast here on Saturday 12th September. The food was delicious and very reasonably priced! Waitress was very friendly and social distancing was in place. Would definitely recommend and will be returning.

Disfrutamos de un almuerzo ligero aquí el lunes festivo, muy ocupado como el último día de EOTHO, del cual no me di cuenta, así que tuve una agradable sorpresa cuando pagué, solo pedimos 2 panecillos de queso que venían con ensalada, muy agradable, bastante Sin embargo, esperar mucho, pero disfruté sentados en su hermoso jardín con nuestro perro.

Had a 6oz burger and chips very tasty my wife had fish and chips which was excellence dog friendly thanks we will be back

Mi novio y yo visitamos recientemente el café Duttons. Al llegar, pedimos un té con crema que estaba muy bien de precio y nos dieron el té de inmediato. Desafortunadamente, estuvimos esperando casi más de una hora para que vinieran los bollos. Finalmente, mi novio le preguntó a la chica de las cajas cuánto tiempo iban a durar los bollos.Por lo que parece, alguien más tomó orden, pero el personal fue muy rápido para lidiar con la situación y no podría haber sido más útil y se disculpó con nosotros ofreciéndonos otra taza de té y todo lo demás que necesitábamos para compensar la situación. pero solo tomamos el té extra ya que no queríamos ordeñar la situación y estábamos muy contentos con la forma en que la chica de la caja registradora con nosotros, no podría haber sido más útil para nosotros y lo que suponemos que vino el dueño y explicó la situación y también se disculpó.Una vez que conseguimos los bollos, estuvimos muy contentos, ya que estaban deliciosos y bien valieron la pena la espera. Lo recomendaría encarecidamente dado el excelente servicio al cliente que recibimos y la excelente relación calidad-precio.

Very tasty, warm, soft scones with ample jam and butter. Enjoyable experience with views over Plymouth Sound

Caminé desde el área superpoblada de Barbican alrededor de las 6 pm un sábado y encontré este oasis. Nos sentamos en el jardín con vistas a Plymouth Sound bajo el hermoso sol. ¡Siempre marca la diferencia! Pedí algunas bebidas y luego decidí pedir algo de comida. Es un menú limitado y elegí pescado y patatas fritas rebozadas. No soy fanático del pescado rebozado con trozos. No se parecían en nada al pescado rebozado habitual. Este fue el mejor pescado rebozado con cerveza que he probado en mi vida. Mi hija había maltratado el halloumi. Delicioso.

Just had a crab roll, chips and a pint of cider, in the sunshine overlooking Plymouth Sound. Superb, can't fault it!

He estado aquí casi todos los días desde que volvió a abrir. Gran lugar para llevar perros (golosinas para perros gratis y puedes comprar salchichas y helado para perros). El personal es encantador y el dueño a menudo sale a saludarnos a nosotros y al perro. ¡Muy buen ambiente para los lugareños y turistas, especialmente en una tarde / noche de verano! ¡La comida también es excelente y rápida!

Was empty when we visited for mid morning breakfast, always a bit worrying that. But, after a bit of frosty start from the girl behind the counter, we ordered and the food came out in good time and was pleasant enough.

We had a lovely meal as a family of four, with our dog, between Christmas and New Year. All meals were simply delicious, and very reasonably priced. Great, friendly service too.

De scone zijn goed maar de als je met zijn drieën Bent dan moet je er 4 nemen want je kan geen drie bestellen

We’ve eaten at Duttons many times, never been disappointed. The sandwiches are fresh and fillings are very tasty, salads crisp and service excellent. Great outdoor space too.....well worth a visit.

We came here for the scones and we were not disappointed and the crab sandwich was tasty. The staff were friendly. The cafe could do with a clean and a dust though.

Had tea and the Monster Breakfast Bap. This had buttered bap, well cooked fried egg, two sausages and crispy bacon served with a tasty side salad. Egg was perfectly cooked to not be dry or too runny. Excellent value and taste. Great location and charming place with friendly staff. Heartily recommend.

We came Along to this cafe to have a cream tea before my son went off to London...The staff were friendly and I paid for 2 cream Teas. What a disappointment when the arrived, the scone were the smallest scones I had ever seen! Bite size would of been an understatement to say the least. Not only were they small, they-must had been warmed up in the microwave which changed it entire texture, or if they hadn’t then I suggest you change the recipe.I myself do not enjoy warm scones unless they are cheese! We were not asked if we wanted warm or cold scones. I do not like to write a bad review, but may I suggest that your scones are bigger in size than 2.5” by 2.5”, which believe I have been generous with numbers, and that you ask the customer if they want warm scones, not reheated ones, or cold.

We stopped off here for lunch on a hot and sunny Friday afternoon. The staff were friendly and there was lots to choose from on the menu. We settled on grilled fish and fish and chips. Neither disappointed and the portions were generous. Amazing views but watch out for the gulls. They are watching your every move and once you leave the table they swoop from nowhere to feast on left overs. Very entertaining. They also serve beer, allow dogs and probably monkeys if you had one. Relaxed little place. £31 for lunch for two but no complaints.

A bit round the corner from Plymouth Hoe or conveniently between the car parks, ferries and the Hoe this café is right by the water's edge. Slightly odd building with great views from the outside seating. The clincher for us was the board outside offering gluten free scones. Being Coeliac I couldn't let this pass and we had the best GF scones; served warm and lightly dusted with icing sugar.

Stopped here for lunch SANDWICHES were fine as were the drinks.Served really quickly smiling faces.Just have to say they have the most fantastic views.But the seating outside is not inviting you could make this a a fantastic seating area with some nice PARASOLS not on every table as some people like SUN. And the green space TIDY up and put a few flowers even if artificial.So you can put them in at night.And a nice area to pick up your condiments cutlery and napkins.

Went for a birthday lunch with my friend .beautiful locations for a cafe beautiful views, but sadly not a place to go for value for money. Food nothing special sandwich very basic and the fact we waited 45 minutes before it arrived if it was busy I would have understood .As for the cream teas that was a joke how they think they can charge £5.25 for miniature scones and get repeat business I don’t know. Service leaves a lot to be desired .

Only popped in for a coffee but they made a real fuss of our dog and when they found out he can't have wheat based treats produced a bag of dried sprats which he loved. Very friendly owners and staff and the coffee was excellent

Pasamos por este lugar y vimos que tenían "bollos sin gluten con té" en su tabla afuera. . Decidimos intentarlo y nos alegramos mucho de haberlo hecho. ¡Tienen, de lejos, los mejores bollos GF! Suaves y servidas calientes, estaban deliciosas con la mermelada y la crema coagulada. Duttons es un pequeño restaurante encantador y la vista desde su área de jardín es increíble. Si no tienes gluten, definitivamente pasa por Duttons para tomar un té.

Estábamos buscando un lugar para tomar una copa y un bocadillo.

This small cafe is housed in an old Naval magazine. it has seating inside and outside. There are views over the Sound. We were there after a graduation ceremony and had the Prosecco Cream Tea, good value and excellent scones.

We came here on a very sunny day with 7 family members overall. The prices were reasonable and the portions great. For vegetarians and vegans the options are very good. Staff are very pleasant and add to the enjoyable visit. Will be returning

We were walking past looking for somewhere else, it was cold so we thought “this will do!!” And what a find!! Everything was far nicer than we expected! I had ham, egg and chips that I couldn’t finish ( big portion) my daughter had fish and chips that she loved, son had a burger that was so nice he insisted we all taste it. And my husband had a Polish dish he loved ( sorry can’t spell it)

Ordered coffee and baps. Waited a long time for food and when I reminded the staff that we were still waiting for our food it was obvious our order had been overlooked. We had paid in full when ordering. In the end they had to serve our food as a takeaway because our car parking was due to expire. Unless you have at least 2 hours parking don't order food.

My wife and i often when we are walking around the hoe most Sundays we pop into duttons for a coffee or light snack if you sit in the garden you have a fantastic view across plymouth sound, all the staff at duttons are fantastic always cheerful and very helpful, the food is fantastic and well worth a visit

We first visited Duttons back in 2013 when we were on our mini moon, completely by mistake, but it's always stuck with us so when we decided to spend a week on the Devon/Cornwall border, it seemed perfect timing to go back for another visit!!

I think it's somewhat a case of making the best of what's available, but my wife and I enjoyed our lunch here immensely. It's not slick or trendy, but the outdoors tables look out over Plymouth sound, the service is efficient and friendly, and - most importantly - the food can be exceptional. Plymouth being a fishing port, my wife chose grilled fish and I had crab salad, both of which were well above ordinary standards, while the setting set the seal on a really pleasant experience.

Popped in here with husband and 3 children.The kids pizza was $4.95 and was literally the kids pizza you can buy for 50p in Asda, no chips come with it. I had a cheese roll with a bit of salad at $5.95 again no chips. Extremely overpriced for what you get. Bottle of water $1.40 that I can pick up in any supermarket for 40p. Orangeade as advertised is very weak carbonated orange squash,no flavour and $1.70 for a small glass. Won't be returning

Enjoy coming here for the clam chowder! Always get a boiling hot bowl full of good size scallops, mussels and fish! Such a good flavour. The people who work here are also so friendly and welcoming always a good spot for lunch.

We visited here as a group of six, including two children and a dog. The views are stunning, the service was excellent and the food was delicious. We had a really positive experience and they even had complimentary dog treats, as well as a dog sausages and ice cream. With or without a four legged friend, I would highly recommend this Cafe which has a large variety of food and drink options. We were really impressed and will be visiting again. Please don’t be put off by the poor reviews (I normally would be as a parent as you want to know a place will be good). Maybe we were lucky as it was lunch time so it was a little quieter, but we had quick service and food was really good.

Decided to stop off for a cream tea in what looked like a nice place but oh boy what a mistake. The scone (one) was overcooked and hard. The cream was very dry and the jam was like it had come from a jar of value brand supermarket rubbish. The tea went cold quickly as neither the teapot lid or hot water pot lid would close. They were bent and not very clean looking. My cup was stained but was told that it happens sometimes but it's clean. On paying the expensive bill we didn't have the exact change and the girl made sure we knew she wasn't happy. Staff couldn't care less about customer service it appeared. After visiting some wonderful cafes/restaurants and street vendors this was a huge disappointment and it felt like visitors really were not welcome.

We used to often pop in last year to sit outside for an early evening drink or occasionally for a cream tea. Unfortunately after our experience on Saturday evening we won't be going back. There was obviously not enough staff, the tables were sticky and dirty and not cleared away, and the outside area looked like it needed a good tidy clean up. The girl pouring the pint used a knife to skim off the head into another glass as she didn't have time to wait for it to settle and the glass was passed over the counter sticky and dripping. It does not look like any effort is put into keeping the place looked after which is such a shame as it has lovely views. Grubby would be a good description for the place.

Nice restaurant with a fabulous view to the harbour. The food is delicious and the portions are big! The staff is friendly!

This is a great place to go to eat, and my dog agrees!

Strolling along the cliff edge in Plymouth in the sun this week we got a little peckish and a craven for fish and chips. We thought just in a bag but we came across this Cafe and decided to have a sit down meal in the sun. Luckily, it was a good find and the meal fresh, hot and tasty. Batter so light on the fresh fish. Worth a look if in the area.

Passing by, whilst walking along the front, my wife saw their sign advertising cream teas and that was it. We were in.

Had a lovely meal, nothing very healthy on the menu but when you've got a hangover that's fine! Soft drinks are expensive so just enjoy a beer!

Popped into Duttons for Christmas Eve breakfast - excellent food with a great friendly service and welcome - as always the dog was made very welcome - the breakfast is not massive and not cheap but great produce is used which you can tell by the taste - will certainly return soon.

We have passed this venue many times and decdied to pop in. Sat outside as it was nice weather. Decided just to have tea. We were enjoying the sun and the view. Unfortunately, this was spoilt when someone started mowing the grass at this venue whilst quite a few people were sitting outside. As my companion said, it was like sitting in a cafe with someone vacuuming right by you. Shame, it was ok until then!

We visited Dutton's on The Hoe on a hot day on the Bank Holiday Weekend. The café was very busy as it was a beautiful day and the area was full of tourists. However, by waiting, we eventually managed to claim a table in the open air. There was only a short queue but the way the staff were operating things, it took me 20 minutes to place my order. There appeared to be 4 staff on duty but the counter seemed to be relying upon 1 person. Just before I was to be served, this person had to leave the counter unattended with no explanation. I was served on her return and she had to take my order and serve the teas before the next person was served. The remainder of the order (the scone, jam and cream) was brought to our table by 1 of the other staff. The tea and scones were good but the service was poorly organised and the wait excessive.

This really is a great place to eat,the food is piping hot and lots of it,i think some reviewers loose touch of what a period building should be like,yes the place is very oldey worldey but we love that and dont mind the odd cobweb or 3.Reminds us of disney and the staff are lovely,our dog was made so so welcome,would not hesistate in recommending this to anyone and im a member of the bentley owners club who are supposed to be upper class lol.Keep up the great work guys were be back with our wire haired dacshound Boris.

My wife and I had be wanting to eat at Dutton's for some time now, but it was always too busy whenever we were in the area. This past weekend we tried again.

Huge tasty capaccino and equally large delicious scone. For those enjoying a decent portion this is for you.

Looking for somewhere to have lunch on a wet visit to the Hoe we came here it is Dog friendly which was a plus

I have only stopped here for a quick drink a couple of times but the staff were welcoming and friendly, the location is gorgeous and the prices are fair. I like that they are dog friendly too. It’s a gorgeous spot, especially in the summer. I’d happily return here.

Knew that the venue was dog friendly, so headed there after a walk along the Hoe. The staff were so friendly and the service was quick. Not only did the staff make us most welcome they seemed genuinely happy to see our dog. Coffee was good and the right temperature. Rolls were well filled. Will be going back.

Having been caught in a rain shower whilst walking around the Hoe foreshore we needed somewhere to shelter and also to feed our baby boy, a warm friendly welcome greeted us at Duttons and some excellent lattes also! Whilst feeding the boy we enjoyed the views over Mount Batten and dried out a bit, we must re-visit when the sun is out and take advantage of the outside seating.

We enjoyed some really lovely fish for lunch on a rainy day walking the coast path through Plymouth. A friendly welcome and cosy environment.

First visit to Plymouth Hoe and tried Duttons for a cup of tea and bacon bap. Great welcome and extremely dog friendly. Best bacon Bap ever.

A fantastic place to stop for vegetarians and meat eaters alike. Definitely recommend the veggie nachos and cream teas. Childrens menu also excellent

We stopped off at Duttons, during a very rainy walk along the Hoe. The staff were most friendly and helpful, the coffee and snack was excellent and the tea room itself is interesting and homely with three portholes out to sea, left over from it's time as part of the Citadel. We revisited the following day when the weather was better and it was equally good.

If you eat out only once in Plymouth - eat here. Seriously!

Absolutely love Duttons. It's one of my favourite places to eat when in Plymouth. The food is always great & the staff are so friendly. Being vegetarian I really appreciate their veggie breakfast & veggie fish & chips (halloumi).

We visited Plymouth with my friends and we stopped at this restaurant to eat. It was perfect ! Good location, very good food, good atmosphere :)

Fantastic view, good food! Downside is the toilets need a lot of work as they were quite dirty and unsanitised.

We have been coming a couple of times a year for the past 15 years. As always we ordered crab salad, portion of chips and chunky bread, the waitress said about 30 minute wait, but it came after 10 mins. It was presented well on the plate and look appetising. In 15 years we have never been disappointed. Staff were really nice with a smile. Always a pleazure to eat here.

Visited in mid August and due to unsettled weather conditions we sat inside. We were a bit disappointed by the décor which seems to be need of some TLC. It was quite off-putting that the loos are so close to the kitchen. The cold water tap in the gents' loo was broken. Only one loo for the gents - so it might be a bit busy there on a day with more customers. The food was ok but really nothing special. The so-called rustic Italian rolls were bland and disapointing and the portion I had (filled rustic Italian roll) was quite small. The staff was friendly and welcoming though. But I shall not return.

Over the last 22 years, we have been enjoying the many pleasures of visiting the UK, and cream tea is but one. Today we had one of the best cream teas ever (as far as taste). The scones were perfect in flavor, texture, and each was baked to a golden color. The clotted cream was fresh and generous, and the "Janny" strawberry jam was delicious. I asked what "Janny" means and the owner(?) said it means - native to Plymouth. Trust me, you will not be disappointed in this cream tea served at Duttons, located down by the wharf. We will go back to try other menu offerings, too.

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Would highly recommend this place to anyone who is visiting Plymouth! The staff are extremely friendly, kind and helpful and the food is very very tasty! They made our experience there thoroughly enjoyable and we will be visiting again when we are next on the Hoe! Fantastic spot in the sun!

Good warm and friendly ambience.The menu is very varied and all sorts of suitable lunchtime favourites are on offer.There are 4 main meals to choose from as well.A lovely situation and in fine weather there is nice shaded garden to sit in,dine and drink in the view.I live locally and from previous walks I have noted that the cafe is very well patronised

Terrific sitting out with a phenomenal view of the harbor.Beer was excellent, wine was okay,chips were the best we've had in Britain. Service was above & beyond expectations. This was our second time here in 2 days & it just kept getting better.

Lovely views over Plymouth Sound, ideal place for a pitstop on a walk around the Hoe. On a sunny day the view is second to none.

I've past Duttons many times but this was the first (and I hope the start of many) visit to Duttons. Set on what was part of the original Citadel and having stunning views of the Tamor, it was the inside decor that I loved: a ship's mast being used as a set of ceiling lights! Quite brilliant. I tucked in to a delicious cod, chips and peas dinner, while missus was being kept happy by her demanding dogs being allowed in and had free doggie treats while she herself had this rather odd tasting veggie fish meal (apparently made from some cheese with batter) served by quite possibly the friendliest staff in a restaurant ever. So after our meal I took our empty plates to just outside the kitchen and they were very grateful for that.

I visited here on a hot sunny day with a friend. Everyone was sat outside at tables crowded under one big shade. We managed to get the last table under the shade. The rest of the garden was empty as all the tables were in full sun. Menus were outside for you to peruse, then order and pay inside. You are then given a wooden spoon with your order number on. I had the prawns in marie rose sauce in a rustic Italian roll and my friend the bacon and brie in a malted brown roll. These were served with side salad. My roll was very nice and the bread good. I don't think my friend was too keen on her bread roll but ate the bacon and brie inside it.When I went inside to order, the drinks fridge had broken down and all the drinks were laid out on a table to one side. The top part of the fridge still had cakes on plates wrapped in cling film but the bottom of the fridge was empty and dirty. I didn't think this looked very hygienic.I think the inside of the café could do with updating as it looks fairly basic as do the tables outside. It is in a nice spot and with some sprucing up could be much better. My review score reflects the décor and cleanliness of the restaurant rather than the food.

We stopped here for dinner after having a harbour cruise and the food was delicious. So friendly and made sure fresh water was out for the dog. The vegetarian burger as very tasty, the fish was lovely and the ham and eggs was plentiful and nice and fresh. Would recommend this place x

Duttons cream tea is a fresh baked scone (still hot) and a place to sit overlooking Plymouth Hoe. Friendly service and good meals - recommend the fish and chips too!

Dropped in to try the infamous 'Veggie' fish and chips - Korev beer battered halloumi with chips and mushy peas and boy it was out of this world! Great friendly service, really generous portion sizes and surely one of the best views in Plymouth.

Lovely local cider, cream teas, ice-creams and cakes served by super friendly multilingual staff. I heard several languages being spoken inside and outside. Nice setting but most of the outside tables don't get a sea view as they are sloped downwards away from the sea wall towards the cafe building. It can't be helped and this place has a good thing going on, but on a stunning day I'd go elsewhere to ensure a sea view

Excellent home cooked food on an extensive menu. The cream tea is good value & very tasty! There is inside & outside seating, the view of the breakwater & Mountbatten from the garden is wonderful.

Popped in for a drink and enjoyed the sun whilst sitting in the garden. Nice to try the local beer, Korvec by the sea

It is a little cafe but I have to say they do very nice traditional cream tea it was very fresh and my children had lunch there and it was very nice ... there was a very nice and lovely lady and we felt very welcome ...