Jennicliff Cafe in Plymouth

A lovely cafe set in a stunning clifftop location in jennycliff. Overlooking the plymouth sound and drakes island....

The very best things are the view and free parking. Staff are friendly. Location is good for dog lovers - there were lots of them in the cafe. Otherwise maybe we were unlucky but in the end we felt it was neither very cheap or cheerful: our baguettes were soggy. The wooden tables outside were a bit rickety and sometimes broken in places.

5 put of 5,went there today with my girlfriend and our boy it was great,the prawn sandwiches,sausage roll and carrot cake were all awesome. I would go there again

Cafe definitely needs some tlc. Windows could do with a good clean and dead flies removed. Expected a more varied menu. On a very hot day a nice salad or ploughman’s would have been nice but ended up with chips and cup of tea. Young girl handing out the food was friendly but counter staff were very stoney faced no smiles of manners. Such a wast of a beautiful location, could be so much more.

Underwhelming. If I had seen the poor food hygiene rating before I went I would have avoided. Also a menu that couldn't spell sandwich correctly should have been a warning. I won't be back I'm afraid.

This cafe is in a beautiful location, views over Plymouth Sound. Owners with their 4 legged friends made welcome. On the downside, the man who appeared to be the owner spoke to the young waitress like dirt. Something like 'there was a problem with the teapot, wake up girl' if you need to speak to your staff about a problem, do it away from the customers. I ordered an egg mayo sandwich for lunch. The eggs had obviously just been boiled and the eggs and the mayo were hot. Ugh.

First time for me today with a couple of friends. Weather really rather changeable but fantastic views from the cafe. I tried the chicken curry (I’m not a lover of really hot/spicy) it was absolutely perfect and moreish. Looking at other diners food, it all looked great. Won’t be my last visit

We walked from bovisand chalets to Jenny cliff , location is superb with views over the sound , the building however is very neglected, staff scruffy that look disinterested, we had 2 cream teas with push button machine coffee ( no barista skills needed) and what has to be said a really excellent scone and clotted cream, toilets are very old and tired but pretty clean. This place should be a magnet for the day tripper tourist but probably isn’t .

So, as we are coming to the end of the Summer, I took a drive over to Jennycliff. I love it there and the views are amazing. I have eaten here before, but the food I chose this time was really not good. They had no pasties, so, I chose an egg mayo sandwich from the menu. When I have an egg mayo sandwich, I expect either a sliced or diced egg, with mayo between two slices of bread. This bad boy came out as scrambled egg with mayo added. It came out in a polystyrene tray (the sort you get chips in) and it was HOT.... I really do hope this was a blip.

Although a lovely view, we found the cost very expensive nearly £27 for 2 breakfasts and a drink plus a pound extra for toast!. Staff friendly but place look tired and could do with a revamp, plus some of the breakfast wasn't up to standard will not be visiting again any time soon.

Lovely coffee and teacake.Needs a good clean.Tables and chairs a good wash. Sorry put me right off.Such a shame.

It was a glorious day so met up here with family as there is plenty of space for the grandchildren and dogs to run around whilst we ate. Food was very nice although it was a shame there wasn’t much choice of gluten free. Thiis a lovely cafe to visit on a sunny day the views are wonderful.

We had intended to go into the cafe yesterday whilst out for a walk, however, decided not to after noticing the following:- before going in, I went to the toilet at the side of the building, and noticed an out building with a filthy floor containing very old fridges. The edges and frames of the kitchen windows were wide open, and covered with thick black grease and there was a smell of rancid fat. Also an old sofa at the side of the building had dirty tea towels hanging on it The hygiene rating - which is not displayed - is only 1…….. management of food safety - Major improvement required. This is very worrying and as a result we decided not to eat here. It is such a pity as it could be so much better.

Late lunch/early dinner, big family group watching lovely stormy weather. Plenty of parking. Catered for dairy & gluten Free. Loved the food, great service. Vegan Chilly and chips was great. Nice size portions & great decor with a family feel, also do takeaway.

Normally OK but on arrival we noticed a lot of people including behind the service counter had their coats on After a few minutes sitting down browsing the menu we realised why It was absolutely freezing in there,two minutes later we had to leave The lack of heating was obvious when you look around we couldn't see any sort of heaters The location of this cafe is unchallenged when it comes to the view over plymouth sound Maybe its time to flatten the old shack and replace it But have to say its fine during the warmer months

We called in after our walk and had breakfast.very friendly staff the food was ok .the view is fantastic.reasonable pricing. Only fault is it is very tired and could do with a makeover

Visited at lunch time, to try their cooked meals. It was busy. Coffee was nice. While waiting for our food, a young woman came in. She sat on the sofa and sat a dog on the sofa next to her!! When her breakfast came she was feeding the dog off her plate!! Disgusting! We know this is a dog friendly cafe. we have a dog ourselves. But...dogs belong on the floor. I pointed it out to the tall blonde lady, her reply was....well what can we do, they probably do that at home! Suggestion, trying saying.....we love dogs here but please keep them on the floor.!! This put us off eating there, shame really as the staff are nice. The food was good .

It was our first ever visit to this beautiful place. The coastal view was amazing. The food was very good and of high quality. I made a mistake in making a complaint (I put my hands up), but the staff were very good and understanding. They gave me and extra egg, and did not charge, even though I offered to pay. It may have been just an egg, but their service has wine me over. Great job guys. I highly recommend this place

Had a lovely lunch, food was freshly cooked and well presented. Scrambled egg on toast was the best my husband had experienced. Staff were nice and the service quick. Great sandwiches on fresh bread.

Visited with ancient parents but the staff were very welcoming and accommodating and the food was just perfect. Views out across Plymouth Sound of course amazing. Also we enjoyed seeing the few dogs that came in too (it’s dog-friendly).

We have had scampi here before and it was very nice. The salad that comes with it is dreary. We decided we’d have three portions of just scampi, and just one plate of cheesy chips to share. We asked about the cost and was told £2.50 for the scampi on its own. We queried that as it seemed very cheap and were told that’s correct for three portions of scampi. We took our seats and waited to see what we got. Low and behold three pieces scampi, not three portions. Told the chap who brought it out that we wanted three portions of scampi, not three scampi. Off he went to get the order sorted properly. However, on biting into the scampi we had been given, not one of them was cooked right through. Crispy on the outside and raw in the middle. I went back into the cafe and cancelled the order for the three ‘portions’. It was bad enough having three undercooked scampi. We did not want three portions of undercooked scampi. Moral of this story - don’t go in here when it is busy and expect to get properly cooked food and don’t expect the youngsters working behind the counter to understand what you mean by the term ‘portions’ Their loss though.

Super tea/coffee and hot teacakes here, served by friendly staff. Amazing views of Plymouth Sound. We love this place.

CAME here for lunch and the view.Very busy but no problem GOT served brought out our drinks.Everything COOKED fresh chips crispy outside and fluffy inside fish was lovely not over COOKED batter crispy and light no soggy batter here.Better than a lot of top notch...

Great little cafe, free parking and best view of Plymouth. We had the breakfast and it was good, warm and well presented with a cup of tea. it was a Friday and waiting time was short. We sat outside looking back at Plymouth. Loved it.

We came down for a weekend away and thought we would come back as when we lived in Plymouth this was one of the places we used to come wish we'd never bothered it was awful!!! We ordered two flat whites if you can call...

An hour to queue and be served should have been a warning sign, but still proceeded to order. The worst chips I have ever tasted, but thankfully there were only 10 of them with the fish (a very over-priced poor excuse for fish and chips!)....

My friends and I had a dip in the sea, and decided we fancied some breakfast from the cafe. Never been here before, and I was pleasantly surprised! The service was fantastic, and the staff very friendly and warm, and the breakfast was impeccable and...

Decent portion sizes, affordable and the food is really good. The tuna panini and fish and chips are personal favourites. Most of the staff are very friendly. Perfect to go for a dog walk and then get a hot drink or a snack. Home made...

Popped up to the cafe for our usual pasty and chips and pot of tea. As always friendly service, great views, good prices, however have you changed pasty supplier ? Not as nice as previous visits.

Good cup of tea. Had decaff coffee. Although we didn't eat the food looked good and good portion size. Prices ok too.

Came here New Years Day and had a breakfast. The food was great, freshly cooked and there was plenty of it. Also, my daughter Connie fancied the young boy working behind the counter. Not seen her go so red before!!

A friend was ferrying me and my wife around our old haunts and we went up here to take in the views and have a light snack. A very busy cafe with dog walkers and families The views of the Sound are breathtaking. the food...

Jennycliff is a very popular with local and visiting dog walkers, it's also a superb spot for a family picknick and if your hungry there is Jennycliff Cafe. It's a fair size and has been in situ for many years. The menu is varied from...

Excellent value for money, no frills meals and service. Would recommend. Best views of the Sound in Plymouth.

Today I visited this cafe and ordered an egg mayonnaise baguette, “nice” I can hear you saying. That’s what I thought too but when this was brought to me To my surprise I discovered that the baguette was hot with my egg mayonnaise inside. I...

Very reasonably priced, friendly service, good atmosphere and stunning views. I had the most amazing hot chocolate with cream and marshmallows and an enormous fruit scone, very tasty and the portions are generous.

Brilliant view a sun trap when its out . Found is very much a greasy spoon affair but friendly staff the location makes it we would call in again

We went there for breakfast recently as my Niece had her dog with her, and we knew that cafe was 'dog friendly'. The food was very reasonably priced, given the lovely location. It was served promptly, and tasted very good. Would recommend.

Buena comida y café, amplio aparcamiento gratuito con baños públicos.

The breakfast here is brilliant.i go there every couple of weeks.The owner and all the staff are great people and always friendly.I love their fried bread.

Large car park. Good selection of meals / snacks. Amazing views across Plymouth Sound. Well worth a visit.

Esta es otra pequeña joya escondida dirigida por una familia china establecida hace mucho tiempo que realmente sabe cómo cocinar buena comida inglesa. Aparcamiento gratuito en el amplio aparcamiento local, además de aparcamiento limitado para discapacitados cerca del restaurante. Buenos asientos dentro y por fuera. Tenga en cuenta que se llena en días soleados y calurosos. Muy buen menú de valor, recomendaría las tortillas ya que se derriten en la boca. Un agradable personal que realmente te cuida.

Very yummy food but a little time and money spent on the decor and seating would be wonderful as it’s not exactly comfy. Our order came separately as the chef didn’t notice that the ticket said the same dish was ordered twice, this meant we ate separately which wasn’t ideal

Where else could you enjoy a full British Breakfast looking out across Plymouth Sound, unless you are on one of the boats sailing in it? I like to keep my feet on dry land and watch from Jennycliff Café. Why you can even park almost outside the door if the 500 yards from the car park is a step too far!

Visited for breakfast. Hadn't been before but was not disappointed. Well cooked and plentiful. Veggie sausage on veggie breakfast was lovely. So few cafes get it right but Jennycliff did. Thank you.

Well wow what views with great sofa sitting area. Lovely hot chocolate with marshmallows and cream delicious. Followed by toasted teacakes and flapjack. Splendid and a great place to visit. Give it a go.

10/10. Beautiful location and perfect place to pop in for a snack, meal or even just a cuppa. Pretty extensive menu and all at very reasonable prices. Food is deliciuous and decent size portions. Place is always busy but never a problem finding a table and wait times are minimal. 10/10.

We had a Great breakfast on Saturday with friends, great food, friendly staff, and an awesome view!!

Visited today, great food at such a reasonable price. Lovely views and dogs are welcome. Informal atmosphere.

Probably have a cooked breakfast here about once a month, always excellent and made more special by the amazing view and the fact that you can bring your dog too. The addition of a card machine after so many years is very welcome.

This cafe is set on a hill top looking over Plymouth sound its a real locals cafe full of Dog walkers and families

I visit this cafe quite often and always enjoy the food. It is always freshly cooked and reasonably priced.

Cheap and cheerful cafe with lovely views of Plymouth sound, Plymouth Hoe and Mount Edgcumbe. We only stopped for an ice cream but sat outside on the sunshine watching the boats float by!

it doesn't pretend to be something it isn't-good value food great service with a fantastic location always friendly and a good value breakfast

Stunning location. This is the place for a big fat fry up or lunch. Big breakfasts. The Belly buster is the perfect hangover cue. Big breakfast with chips. Great choice Including yummy tiger roll baps. Baguettes, pasties, sandwiches, soup and chunky bread. Yummy big cakes and scones. All great food. This is a casual dog walkers kind of place, and isn't the best quality food or decor. It's just all cheap and cheerful and a great location for some grub.

Great location but …… the two of us had scambled eggs on toast today - the toast was about an inch thick which was ok but the eggs were so wet and not a bit fluffy so much of it you couldn't see the bread which was completely soggy the price was good but there was nothing nice about it ….. but it is a very popular café so I'm guessing the other items on the menu must be ok

We all love the cafe, yes it’s a bit out dated and could do with a make over, but the food is good, staff are friendly and the view is outstanding, I could sit all day and look out the window.

Have had an afternoon coffee and scone and also a lunch here now. Nice food, reasonably priced and pleasant service. Location and view are spectacular. Also very Dog Friendly. Scones are superb.

Great place to walk the dogs. They must serve the best bacon and egg sandwich in the world. Great value breakfasts and lunches. Friendly staff.

Popped up for breakfast as haven't been for a while.. Quick service..went for traditional breakfast £4.80 and pot of tea... beautiful views... the downside is the toilets... definitely need a new door and make over..

Visited here last Monday and ordered a sausage bap with a pot of tea which was good value.

This café is very popular and in a great location the staff are very friendly and there is always a pleasant welcome from them food is fresh with a great fry up and very reasonable prices we will make sure to visit more often as it will be a super place to sit outside on a summer day

Myself and my husband decided to try somewhere different for brekkie- so looking at trip advisor we decided to give jennycliff cafe a go..... on entry the cafe was foggy and smelling 'smeechy' - not ideal but continue to the counter- the girl serving was barely heard as she mumbled - and unable to look up from the counter- and to be honest didn't give a very welcoming approach at all- we still ordered our food to be told cash only.... this is just un heard of in this day and age - to be honest people on death row looked happier What a shame that on a sunny Sunday morning young people can't be happy in there work

Im going to give this another review after this morning's coffee and bacon sandwich with salad. Homely and welcoming atmosphere. Very reasonable so i often find myself tying a walk in with a cuppa and something. Always happy customers, nice seating inside with a couple of sofas too.

I can’t fault this cafe. It’s reasonable priced with nice food & drinks Best of all it’s dog friendly and has a view to die for. It’s a must visit place. Recommended

Visited here today.If you want a good view of Plymouth,Drakes Island,Fort Picklecombe,Cawsand.And the surrounding area and you like walking and you have a dog or just want some down time you really cant get a better view.So park your car its free .Car park could do with some work as full pot holes.There are public toilets not great but ok. And if you want to sit plenty of benches dotted around.Or you could pop into the cafe and eat inside or out.depending on the weather.It is an ok place the food was fine and the drinks are hot seems to be quite a busy place for locals.We had no problems with this place very helpful and smiling staff food was cooked fresh and we did not have to wait long.And the pricing was very good.THANKYOU.

This is a simple cafe with the most stunning views. We visited on a lovely warm day and the place...

It was an absolutely glorious day in Plymouth. My husband and I decided on a late lunch after walking our...

Visited today with friends and our children for a late breakfast! All the food was lovely, kids enjoyed their food...

Great food & prices cant understand why toilets are so run down .no water or soap in ladies .How do they find this acceptable for their customers.?

I have rated this 4 star purely because we didn't eat, we just had a hot drink. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the menu though as there were a few vegetarian options (including vege chilli and a vege breakfast) and the prices looked very reasonable. It's in a lovely spot on the cliff edge with a fabulous view out towards Plymouth Sound. I can understand why dog walkers love this spot.

Perfect weather today and lots of people around because of second day of National Fireworks competition. Pleased to spot the Cakewhole delivery van outside which I hope means that there will be a consistent stock of excellent cakes.

Visited Jennycliffe Cafe this afternoon. Lovely pot of tea with decent size mugs! Great toasted teacake & butter.

We always go to Jennycliffe cafe when we visit Plymouth, and this year's visit was as enjoyable as ever.We noted that the window glazing units had been renewed so there was a clear view of Plymouth Sound rather than the old "misty" view, though nothing much else has changed. The facilities are basic, and menu adequate for the host of walkers and sightseers that constantly fill the tables in good weather and bad. We watched a thunderstorm move round the Sound and enjoyed our coffee while sitting in the dry and seeing bedraggled walkers appear with obvious relief on their faces to reach the cafe, which is up on the cliff and open all year round.

The cafe itself is a modest and basic venture. It's got limited home made food and only accepts cash. The cafe itself is nothing to write home about, however, it's in a great spot so you don't pay too much attention. Friendly atmosphere. Brilliant view point of Plymouth sound. Dogs welcome. Free parking just across the road. If inclined, you can walk either direction along the coast line or down into a small pebble beach when the tide is right out.

We arrived just after 4 pm on a Saturday afternoon hoping for a Cream Tea as we were in Devon!There were a number of staff members slumped behind the counter and a sign on the counter saying the kitchen was closed.A man was vacuuming the carpet.We went up to the counter to inquire about a cream tea and were told they only had cheese scones.Two of us opted for these as we were starving.The rest of our party of 7 decided to just enjoy the view outside.The scones looked really nice but were actually like part baked lumps of dough. A disappointment indeed.The toilets were diabolical, an insult to customers.This place needs taking down and a new building and new management put in it's place.This is such a missed opportunity as the location and view are to die for.

We went to Jennicliff Cafe today for lunch. We both had pasty and tea, however, the pasty was only just luke warm and the tea was not of good quality. The cafe only had a couple of windows, which on a very warm day like today, should have been open. The cafe was probably less than half full, which was just as well, with no fresh air to breath.I did notice that when customers had left and their tables were cleared by the staff, not one member of staff wiped the tables down. The condiments on our table looked like they hadn't been wiped over for a while.On looking around at the pictures on the wall, where we sat, they were full of dust, so not sure when they were last dusted.Outside the cafe, on the grass was a lot of waste, if l were the owner of the cafe, l would make sure it looked clean and tidy as first impressions count.Overall we found it very disappointing therefore won't be going back again

Thought we would pop up to the cafe for a bite to eat as we hadn't been there for a while. It didn't look good as we approached the place, as there was rubbish strewn all over the place around the bins.As we went inside, it didn't seem very full which was unusual, as there were usually lots of people sat outside, and a fair few inside, especially during the summer.I ordered a pasty and cup of tea for us both, and sat down while we waited for the food to arrive.It only took about two minutes before the two parties arrived, with a small amount of salad on each plate (lettuce, one piece of cucumber, one slice of tomato). The pasties were only slightly warm, and I guess they'd been microwaved for a few seconds.Looking around the place, it seems quite dirty, there was filth all over the pepper pot, the table didn't look like it had been wiped, and there was dirt/dust all around the pictures and wooden architrave on the wall next to us.It would also help if they opened a window or door to let some fresh air in, as it seemed very stuffy.Very disappointing as we used to enjoy visiting the cafe. I'm guessing it's changed hands as we didn't see any of the familiar faces up there, they were all new to us.Will not visit again.........

A "bikers " cafe that is also child friendly. A good cappuccino with a lovely crowd of people this place attracts locals and visiting for its expansive views. Service is prompt and friendly and prices fair. I was riding with a local who insisted I visit and was so glad I did.

Great views, service good but badlly in need of gutting and re-modernising, reminds of of a working mans cafe.

First time visiting from Watford with family. Served food hot and efficiently. Lovely spot looking out to see. Deffo go again when visiting my family.

Firstly this is a cafe , set on a clifftop and with amazing views over our stunning coast. Its not a fancy restaurant and does not claim to be so some of the previous reviews I think may have been a bit harsh.If you want a great breakfast or brunch with bread cut into doorstops and good cafe food that will not leave you broke. then this is the place to go. Always bubbly and full. yes it allows dogs, yes its not all new and shinny (its a wooden hut) but you will not get better views and a mug of tea anywhere else near by.

Just been here with my wife and Ma in law. Approached the counter to be served. Yes we were a little undecided as we've not been here for a while and not sure what was on the menu. I felt the young person serving me had no customer service presence at all. No eye to eye contact, grumbled a bit when I obviously didn't hear her say " do you want chocolate on your cappacino" . Sorry to be a nuisance. I held my breath and buttoned my lip. The young guy and lady waiting on tables were polite and helpful. Food was delicious. Good value for money.

Sunny resting spot, sat outside & enjoyed Cornish pasties, I had a sausage roll - all has a small side salad. Food was fresh, service was fine. Is what it is, a cliff top cafe. I would go again.

Grotty and unhygienic. Tired and dated. Doggy saliva covered tables outside. Stuffy and stale inside. The views and location are the only things going for this place. If it was in the middle of town we would never go near it. Too much like a basic greasy spoon cafe. Ordered coffee and a pasty. The coffee was like barely warm dishwater and the pasty was warm on one side but cold on the other. Very off-putting all round.The area deserves so much better. Doubt we will ever return.

I'm a regular at Jennycliff Cafe. I have yet to have a bad meal here. The views are good, inside is comfortable though a bit smeachy at times. Tony, the proprietor is very cheerful, very helpful as are all of his staff. The prices are reasonable and there is a wide range of food available. The view of another contributor here is very unfair suggesting this is a typical greasy spoon. It's nothing of the sortI'd suggest it's typically seaside. I have visited Jennycliff Cafe since i was about 12, some 56 years ago, then it was a greasy spoon type venue but now it is a well used and well loved local institution which I hope will be around for many more years

This cafe has an amazing location - but there after it's disappointing. The building is tired, straight out of the 1960's, and coffee not the best. Staff friendly but cannot recommend here.

The best thing about this place is the panoramic view of Plymouth sound. The cafe makes the most of it with glazing all round. The menu is basic cafe fair and the premises has seen better days. That said, the setting is second to none.

This cafe on the coastal footpath has spectacular and panoramic views across the whole vista of Plymouth sound and Drake's Island, taking in views across the Hamoaze, Plymouth Hoe and on a clear day Cornwall. The cafe provides basic cafe hot foot and snacks, freshly cooked and good price. Staff friendly and helpful. Seating inside and benches outside. Limited parking by cafe but large free carpark on otherside of road. All day cooked breakfast very popular with locals. Access to the small beach now open. Dog friendly which may not suit everyone. Open 7 days. Cash only.

We both had breakfast, cooked fresh, very tasty, friendly staff good value for money. Plenty of parking across the road. Seats out side if the weather is good. Thanks

Basic cafe ,well worth a visit,beautiful views across Plymouth sound,and wonderful walks along the cliff top,staff are pleasant ,cafe is clean,food is very fresh and hot,if there is one fault for me is that dogs are allowed into the cafe,that I don't agree with,

We love the location of this café at Jennicliff, and always visit it when we stay in Plymouth. The views over the Sound are hard to beat, and the parking is free. The staff are friendly and the food is basic but well cooked. It's not the best looking building, and the customer toilet is basic, so the whole experience doesn't merit 5 stars. On the other hand all the basics are adequately covered, and cleanliness seems fine.

I visited this café after it was recommended to me by a fellow shipping photographer when I was in Plymouth.The ham sandwich and can of drink that I ordered to take away cost me £4.20 and it was very tasty. The café also serves hot food including breakfasts.There are some amazing views to be had overlooking Plymouth Sound and of the ships going to and from Plymouth.

Basic cafe with a warm and friendly atmosphere. Ample seating inside. Very fairly priced. A cuppa and a toasted teacake £2. Lovely. Makes it affordable to make it a treat as and when. Thankyou.

Visited here on a showery day with great views over Plymouth sound. Huge showers, so the warm dry cafe was excellent. Their pasties were big good pasty and a decent filling. Good teas and an excellent hot chocolate. Also a dog friendly cafe......

Very efficient staff. A crowd of us turned up and the cafe still managed to cater for us all food looked lovely I had a hot chocolate which was good highly recommended this place

Friendly staff, good freshly cooked food and a fantastic view. Quite a busy place but plenty of seating available and you can sit outside on a nice day.

Visited cafe on 16/0202017 with daughter, wife and mother-in-law. Found a table after waiting about 5-10 minutes as cafe was busy on day. Ordered cheese sandwich, pastie and chips, stew and sausage roll and chips. Told out of sausage rolls so ordered scampi and chips instead. Given order number 34 and waited for number to be called out. Cheese sandwich and pastie and chips arrived. About 5 minutes later scampi and chips arrived and about 10 minutes later the stew arrived. I had nearly finished my pastie and chips by the time the beef stew arrived. I was shocked that the meals did not all arrive at the same time. The meals were cheap eats yet you would think it not too differ cult to ensure all meals to arrive at same time. The carpark needs resurfacing and you can eat outside. Lovely view but be prepared to wait for any order as order 36 had all their order before us.

Food poisoning place went here again this year disgusting dirty place food was minding stay away or you be ill

Great service, good food, good value, the best views !!! easy to park and dog friendly. easy access easy parking, can eat or drink inside or out, well worth a visit