The Weir in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Absolutely loved it here, it’s our second visit and the girls working here Sue, Roxy and Nicole are so lovely and friendly. Food is great and a reasonable price. We will make this our regular lunch stop. Thank you girls for your lovely smiles and very professional service

Really Expensive. As in £10 for a cheese and pickle sandwich

Whenever we visit Bude we always try to squeeze in a canal coastal loop walk with a pit stop at The Weir. The Full weir breakfast is not to be underestimated, and is always a good offering of local food. Staff are always friendly and service is always quick. Recommended

Fantastic roast excellent service Special shout to the amazing Erin Always great with the guys Already looking forward to coming back soon ....

Food wasn't defrosted properly in places undercooked too. 7 of us all had a poor meal. The staff didn't charge some others half price and complimentary cake. Staff highly embarrassed about the food that were expected to serve us

Would have put 0 if I could. Dreadful food, four of six lunches returned. Seafood linguine wasn’t linguine and had cold lumps of pasta in the middle! One was then microwaved and returned again - dreadful. Two burgers were inedible. All in all a dreadful experience! Would never go there again. They obviously rely on passing holiday trade as certain no locals will support it!!!

Lovely place slightly off the beaten track and great if you are walking along the river.

After walking for an hour from Bude, along the canals-tow path, we aimed to have a cream tea at The Weir. Although it was the East bank holiday Saturday, at around 2pm, we were amazed they’d already run out of all the scones; tha5 is cheese scones, fruit scones, and plain scones. Apparently they ran out on the Friday, and had no resources to bake any more throughout the weekend. Unbelievable. Surely any cafe over a bank holiday would make sure they had sufficient food, especially scones to cover the weekend, and if they ran out and really couldn’t bake any more; go out to a local supermarket and buy some!!! We ordered a crab and prawn sandwich, which was ok, but not really the point!

From the website this looked an ideal lunch destination. So we booked for lunch and walked from Bude along the canal. I chose the fishcake and my partner the gammon ham. When the fishcake arrived it looked ideal for me as I'm not a big eater. However, all that I could see or taste was mashed potato, I thought £17 a bit rich for a potato cake. I left most of it. The sauce that accompanied it was very tasty, however no sign of the samphire. My husband asked for the pineapple chutney, part of his meal, to be told they'd run out. The response to our feedback was a shrug and the person walked away.

Called in after arriving in nearby marhamchurch for a holiday. Relaxing sit and drink in the sun. Outlook over the lake was lovely. Didn't try the food but the sandwiches that were coming out did look nice.

Nice place a little expensive, didn't cater for gluten free which is a pity but nice to stop and look at the birds on the pond......but you have to put up with the constant drone from the A39 traffic passing....

A fantastic indoor and outdoor venue, the food is all prepared fresh to order, customer service is friendly and professional.

Very very poor service and we had to throw out the food it was that bad, e mailed them on there site but no reply. Will never use again. Ruined the whole day for us .

The Weir is a lovely place and always enjoy going there. Service and atmosphere was great However the fish and chips were over cooked.. The fish itself was excellent but the batter and chips were seriously over cooked. The place was not busy so no excuses. Maybe lucky next time.

Cake was very very dry couldn't cut waitress was very miserable

Lovely hibiscus tea (Red Berry) and delicious flapjack. Less one star due to condition of female toilet. Main light did not work, air dryer out of order and no hand towels. Bin was overflowing with used hand towels with some on the floor. As this was only one hour after opening, it's not good. Clearly not been serviced

Very busy but they still found a table for us. Such a good location on such a nice day. Food was excellent and so was the service. See you again soon.

Service was incredibly slow. Our food arrived 1.5 hours after we did! It took about half an hour for our order to be taken and another hour for the food to arrive and it was 2 sandwiches and a salad so not even anything that needed cooking. One of the sandwiches was requested to be made using gluten free bread but when it arrived and we checked with the waitress that it was GF, she said it wasn't and it had to go back and be remade, hence a further wait. The food was good but the wait and the wrong bread were unacceptable.

Hadn’t been back since summer 23 after some really poor food and service. Dropped in for a coffee and cake after a walk along the canal, and sadly it still wasn’t a match for the many good places in the town. The coffee was tasteless, and staff very vague about allergens. It is a shame as this was a lovely place at one time but it has really slipped since the current owners took over. Chatting to other locals the food experience is very variable and not dependable It is also starting to look a bit run down particularly in the outdoor area. Such a shame but won’t be rushing back despite walking along the canal on a very regular basis

The Weir Restaurant is an absolute delight! The food is fresh, flavourful, and made with top-quality local ingredients. The setting is stunning, with lovely views over the lake, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. The outdoor seating is perfect for a relaxing meal, and the kids' play area makes it a great spot for families. Don’t miss the artisan teas and homemade cakes - absolutely delicious! A must-visit if you're in the area. Can’t wait to come back!

We came for Valentine's dinner and were blown away by the quality of each course. Normally we'll have 2 courses; however, the standard of the first two courses meant we were definitely not going to miss out on a dessert (photo included). I don't normally take photos of meals, but it was too imaginative, as were the starter and main courses. Everyone was cheerful, friendly and I was particularly impressed one person remembered a comment id made when making the booking 😉 To conclude, we had a wonderful experience at The Weir.

Good atmosphere ans surroundings. Only had cakes but there was good choice and good flavours. Service is table Service which is fine when not too busy but can be a delay in ordering at busy times. Staff are smart and polite

Not a good experience at the curry and quiz night. Only three tables booked nevertheless a forty minute wait for food, which was then served Luke warm. The lamb curry served with a lentil.curry and an overdone lamb chop stood upright in the middle lol. The food was taken away and microwaved which made the lamb inedible, though we did try with my swiss army knife. Very sad because despite the lack of numbers the quiz was fun and the front of house staff tried very hard.

Quick coffee before heading off for a walk. Lovely atmosphere and friendly staff

The best breakfast we have ever had. Was very busy but that gad no effect on the quality of the breakfast.Staff were attentive and apologetic for the wait. Good choice for breakfast, we had the full weir, wow! Filled us til the same night! Fantastic.

Nice setting, nice clean modern restaurant. Service on arrival taking order very prompt. The staff are smart and polite. Very dog friendly with outside seating available for all. However although it was surprisingly very quiet when we ordered after waiting 35 mins for our food which was a cold meat platter and a portion of onion rings we were not happy. I asked about the food order and was told that there was a normal minimum wait time of 30 mins. We should really have been warned of this at time of ordering !!! Also WHY ? They were not busy !!! Amazingly the food then arrived. To say disappointed is an understatement. There was no butter for the bread on the platter, when we asked for some it arrived so cold it was unspreadable, the onion rings were all batter, tasteless with very little onion inside. I do not think we will be eating here again. Such a shame

Fantastic food in a a great setting. It’s cosy and welcoming, friendly staff, excellent service and exceptional food. 10/10 we could not fault it. Keep doing what you’re doing.

We haven't been here for a couple of years (the usual reason) and we were delighted to find that the quality of the food, the ambience and the friendly staff haven't changed. Recommended.

I’ve been going to the weir for 10 years now and it has had its ups and downs . The latest menu isn’t for everyone but I’ve been enjoying it as a treat every now and then for lunch or a cream tea . I know they had some issues with coffee coming out cold a little while ago but today was a whole new low. I ordered my latte as I always do but was served up a cup of warm milk with a dash of coffee coming through. They now have Cornish coffee company machines - no barista made coffee now., just bland out the machine when you press the button bog standard coffee you find in a buffet in a budget hotel or service station. No textured milk , no flavour. I’ve no problem with Cornish coffee company and buy the beans for my own machine sometimes but this isn’t worth the money they charge. I’ve had barista training and I know the difference between press the button coffee machines and barista made coffee so I resented being told this is ‘ just my personal preference’ - it’s simply a fact that they are different things. I’m still going to visit but I am sad they are cutting costs on quality like this . Why go for a more sophisticated menu ( and pricing) and then lose credibility with rubbish coffee machines … strange !

Fantastic little Bistro. Very polite & friendly staff, nice food, clean & tidy, very relaxed vibe. Will be back..

We have visited on numerous occasions in the past, but sadly we were very disappointed today. I ordered coffee and a toasted teacake. I received the coffee, but had to wait a while for the teacake, by which time my coffee was no longer hot! My husband had a brownie which looked tasty, but was very dry, especially around the edges.

Beautiful place and the staff were excellent.

Fantastic venue! Our waitress, Ava, was attentive and polite. Highly recommend this place for breakfast.

We called in for lunch today because it's one of our favourite dog friendly places. The pork belly Sunday roast I had was absolutely fantastic and everything was cooked perfectly. Lynn had the goats cheese tart roast and that was also delicious. We can highly recommend this restaurant in it's beautiful lakeside setting to anyone that's heading that way.

Lovely experience, want to mention how especially friendly jade and Nicole were during service, absolutely love the atmosphere here, and WOW what a view would definitely recommend anyone to give it a try food was fantastic. 10/10

Good food and environment. Great service from waitress Ava, should get a pay rise in my opinion. Great knowledge and clear experience in the industry. 5 stars for her.

Recently went to the weir for Sunday lunch. Beautiful setting, Restaurant was busy when we arrive but staff were very polite and helpful in accommodating us . Food was quick to arrive and presented well and very tasty Couldn’t fault our experience.

Used to come here often, but the service now is very poor. The staff look miserable and the waiting time, even to put an order in, is horrendous. We gave up and came home after talking to people who had been there longer than us and still hadn't been able to put an order in after 15 minutes!

Popped in for lunch as was staying at Whalesborough. Staff appeared friendly enough. Waited ages to place our order. We could see a couple who had arrived after us sitting there patiently waiting to be served but they waited and waited. Food was fine although £12 for a sandwich is pushing it. We had a few pizzas (takeaway) and they were very nice but disappointed that they now serve nothing but pizza every evening. Also stopped for a drink one afternoon; sat outside and went in to order as nobody appeared. Drinks did not arrive. Got them eventually after chasing, but one drink was incorrect (could not be bothered to wait for it to be changed).

Great food and great service! Lovely atmosphere, in a scenic setting. Will be returning again soon!

So we decided to stop off for a quick bite to eat and a coffee here as we occasionally do every couple of months... and it's changed! I'm not sure for the better either. Firstly the cafe service has disappeared and has been replace by very slow table service, the prices seem 25% more expensive (£12 for a sandwich?) than before and the coffee has gone down hill a fair bit. On a positive note the chicken sandwich was really very nice but I'm not sure it was £12 nice. Is any sandwich? Much as I love the place, and have been popping in since it opened, I'm honestly not sure I will be back for a while. Shame really.

Arrived for lunch approx 12.30 and found a nice table out the front looking over the stunning views. Popped up to a staff member to ask for a few menus which she happily gave us . The four of us,two adults and two teens( plus are two doggos) deliberated for sometime over what we were wanting to eat. The menu has lovely options! I popped in to make our order but was greeted with a chalkboard sign saying’ No service at the bar’. So I found another member of staff , who informed me it was complete table service. Fantastic! However rather surprised that if that was the case why had we be waiting in excess of 35 minutes for someone to come to the table. Eventually someone came to take our order. I also asked for a bowl of water for the dogs. 20 minutes later our (wrong) drinks order arrived. They offered to change it but at this point I was just grateful to have a drink . I asked again for a bowl of water for the doggos which they provide. Food arrived 15 minutes later (so at this point we had been waiting over an hour) fish and chips, which was absolutely delicious, nice and hot and really yummy , once we got to eat it as it arrived with no cutlery! After finding a staff member it was another 5 minutes before our cutlery arrived. While the food was scrummy, the service ruined the entire experience. The Weir was recommended by a friend who is local so I have a feeling the poor service is a new thing. It wasn’t a staffing issue as there were plenty of staff around and the bistro wasn’t busy . When you are paying in excess of £120 for lunch you expect decent service . Its a shame really as it’s perfect location to go with dogs and kids as there is also a playground

The food was excellent and the service was very friendly and helpful, but when the bill came we were amazed at the price,more expensive than we thought, so although we enjoyed it, we will have to think twice about coming again, sadly.

This was not good. Went for lunch. Sat and waited 10 minutes with no staff acknowledgement. Asked for a menu to while away the time as we could see they were busy, they had none to give us. Waited another 10 minutes with no staff interaction, then left. Was told upon our leaving that they were busy and short staffed. All it needed to keep us there would have been a 'hello' and a menu. Very disappointed.

Stopped here for a bite to eat while walking from Bude. Excellent service, from a friendly team, decent food at a reasonable price. Indoors or outside on the terrace, we found a spacious environment with room for our large dog to relax. Beer on tap, local produce aplenty, there's little room for improvement at this price point.

Being local, we often go here after our walks. Food is not the same . Why change the menu when it actually worked. Bring back paninis and good old sandwiches. What's this flat bread!!. The chef and manager need to listen. Bring back the old menu. And pay at till while we order. I will look at menu before deciding .

Excellent place to visit. Beautiful views by the weir

Wasn't very busy but took a long time for ordering to be done, salad was only lettuce and rocket no tomato, cucumber, peppers or onion, very expensive, and not like it used to be, burger and chips was £17 and nothing special. Very disappointed

Went there for lunch but they only had pizza. When mentioning online menu they said that needs an update. Ordered just a Cappuccino then but got an espresso.

Lovely setting for breakfast after a walk and dog friendly. Excellent sett

Breakfast was fine, however when we called in for lunch they were only offering sandwiches. Technical issues in the kitchen was the explanation.

really good place to sit with good atmosphere

Rather nice place but went in and was rather hungry. Sat down and went to order some food. I was told i would be seen in a minute and staff didnt seem to want to deal with us. After standing for about 7 minutes, realised that wasent going to happen. Ended up disappointed and walked out. Would understand if they were busy but there was hardly anyone there. Sad as have visited before and thought it was a nice place.

Love the food especially the new Sunday lunch menu the best belly pork ever

Really enjoyed a late breakfast here. The food and staff are super and nice place to relax looking out over the lake.

Really lovely. Local to where we live Highly recommend

If you are using the Atlantic Highway on your journey in to Cornwall, then the Weir makes a great place for a break. It’s set slightly back from the main road with a fishing lake in front. Car parks are small but adequate. Pleasant walks along the towpath to Bude. The Bistro is modern with inside and outside tables for eating or just a coffee. There’s a small ish lounge area in front of a winter log fire. Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome (even my Great Dane). Free children’s play area. The excellent food is nicely prepared and presented by helpful staff.

Limited menu, very expensive and long wait. Had to wait ten minutes for one cup of tea.

Very clean, good food, great cakes and a lovely view. Update: The coffee here used to be spot on especially when John was working. Really good latte art and lovely foam and rich coffee. They have recently replaced the coffee machine with an automatic machine with no human involvement other than to press a button coffee now is like what you might get from a vending machine sadly this is a step backwards in my opinion.

Food is ok Friendly staff Nice atmosphere

Such a shame about the weir. Since the weir has changed ownership the weir has gone downhill. The latest, replacing their batista operated coffee machine with a push button ( bus station style ) machine. So disappointing.

I absolutely love this place! We have been visiting for cream teas, meals etc for years so decided this would be a wonderful place to celebrate my 60th. Nicole was absolutely amazing making that happen. She made sure everything went smoothly, there were 43 of us! Nicole and Issi (I hope I got your name right) were SO busy all night but somehow managed to make us feel like we were VIP's receiving first class service! The food was out of this world! Everything was beautifully presented, fresh and very very tasty! What an amazing team The Weir has! I would highly recommend this place anyway but after last night it sealed it for me and my guests, who I'm sure will be returning! I can't thank Nicole and her team enough! 🥰🎖🏆👌🏻🫶🏻

Went to the Weir on two occasions early August, once for a snack lunch with my wife and then an evening meal with my family. The lunch was very nice - sitting outside with relaxing, wonderful location, relaxed service and a lovely ploughman's that we shared. Decided to visit the following Friday for evening meal with my parents so booked a table for their BBQ evening. Unfortunately a different experience. After about an hour my father enquired about our food. The waiter was very apologetic advising that it was being plated shortly and gave my father a complimentary glass of wine. There was a lack of clarity on the accompaniment's to the pork dish - I heard the table beside us also query this, so we were give a complementary portion of chips. The brown butter on the pork tasted just like oil - no buttery or nutty taste. Everything that had been put through the fat fryer tasted very oily like the fryer was not up to temperature. A sign of things not being right was the children leaving chips and onion rings!! Five mains were had and unfortunately only one did not receive questioning comments. We raised this when settling the bill and while serving staff were apologetic and discount was given the senior managements attitude was very dismissive.

Plagued by wasps - could not enjoy cream tea - shame

Menu offered to us was not the same as the one on line for dinner. However there was a wide selection to choose from and the food was very good. Just don't go thinking you know what is on offer from the web menu.

Can be a Long wait for a roast but very worth it

Slowest-ever service! At 11.50 we were told lunch orders couldn't be placed until 12.00, so I waited - on my own, then first in the short queue. At 12.00 there was some query as to whether my order could be accepted; though after consultation among staff it was decided my order could be placed: 2 drinks and a small salad. It's now 55 minutes since my order - remember I was the first in the 'lunch' queue - and still no sign of our salad. When I queried the long wait I was told 'orders are delivered randomly' and they couldn't say when it might come. It's now coming up to a full hour and the other members of our party want to leave, so I'm going to demand a refund. Let's see what happens...

High five for great service, very tasty food and most importantly, we could still eat something before 9 p.m. The only comment is that the strips for children are a bit too spicy ;)

We went to the Weir tonight for dinner, not knowing what to expect but oh my goodness we were in for a treat. The service was excellent, the food well what can we say was by far the best we have had since being in Cornwall. Sent our compliments to the chef. My husband had the chicken liver pate and I had rhe smoked salmon with chilli and lime mayo plus bread and pesto. Then we both had the belly pork on a potato cake with red cabbage and black pudding with a jus, this was just the BEST. We then had biscof sundae and white chocolate cheesecake, absolutely beautiful. A ma zing

As we were staying in the cottages at whalesborough we booked the ‘grill and chill’ for the Friday evening. It was our one meal out on our holiday so we were really looking forward to the ‘live music’ and the menu looked great. It couldn’t have been further from expectations. ‘Live music’ is a speaker under a gazebo in the garden We ordered our food while sat in the garden but the wait (it wasn’t busy) was close to an hour so we had to move inside as the temperature had dropped. It was challenging to find a table not swarming with flies around the sauce bottles left on the tables. Eventually our food arrived, my daughter’s pasta and my chicken gyros were both cold. I mentioned to the waiter, no apology just that they would recook it by which point my children were too tired to wait so we ate it cold. The chicken in the gyro was so overcooked (ironic as it was cold). It was almost inedible. Definitely not worth £19! Ridiculously overpriced, even if it had been hot. I told the waiter when I paid that I wasn’t happy with the price we were paying for cold food and again, no apology, just told they could have recooked it. On reflection I should have pushed harder as I can quite believe how much money I have spent on such poor quality food and service. I heard another couple saying they were unhappy and were letting them know as others wouldn’t be so friendly about it. The Weir is a beautiful location with so much potential but there is zero management or quality control.

We visited the weir for the first time and I selected the seafood platter and my wife the chicken gyros . The gyros we adequate but the platter was very poor. A selection of overly battered food and very little seafood! The service was poor and was only asked about our food when we decided to put our coats on a good 30 minutes after we had finished. I have only posted a handful of posts in the past but felt spending £25 on the platter , needed to be pointed out of the lack of quality . Having recently purchased a holiday caravan in the area , the weir will not be on our recommended list to family and friends . So disappointed ☹️

We went to the Weir tonight for dinner, 24th August not knowing what to expect but oh my goodness we were in for a treat. The service was excellent, the food well what can we say was by far the best we have had since being in Cornwall, and only 8 mins from where we are staying on our honeymoon. Sent our compliments to the chef. My husband had the chicken liver pate and I had rhe smoked salmon with chilli and lime mayo plus bread and pesto. Then we both had the belly pork on a potato cake with red cabbage and black pudding with a jus, this was just the BEST. We then had biscof sundae and white chocolate cheesecake, absolutely beautiful. A ma zing Food: 5

The food was good, the staff were nice, and it's a very pleasant environment.

Really great lunch food with the family. Burgers were excellent. I had salmon and crab - very nice.

Just had an awesome rib-eye steak in The Weir Bistro.

We wish we would have found this place sooner. 10 minutes from bude and looks over a little lake I think or weir like the name suggests. Dog friendly. I had the crab salad which was nice and my partner had the ploughman’s lunch which again she really enjoyed. Food came quick and didn’t disappoint. Would recommend going.

STUNNING! Cream tea 5💫 and choice on menu superb 👌🏻 😋

We come here every year when staying with family, we like the walk along the canal, we visited yesterday and were a bit dissapointed with the new menu, not as much choice as previously, limited cake selection and had to ask twice for knives for the Ploughmans. Will still come back but not as good as usual.

We’ve been coming here for a few years but it looks like the menu has changed. It really needs a children’s menu with set prices rather than the ‘we can make anything’ approach as it ends up being really expensive for individual items. My breakfast came with fried eggs. They were swimming in oil and I also had a complimentary black hair in it. The toast came dry, with no butter. The latte was lukewarm but was nice. Food service was not quick and drink came delivered split in the saucer. Nice venue though. Just a shame the menu and service is now lack lustre.

Lovely place for a quick "pit stop" whilst walking along or near Bude Canal. Beautiful outdoor seating with views over large fishing lake. Clean, modern indoor seating also available. Dog bowls scattered about outside for use of four legged friends. Outdoor play area for children. Lovely good quality snacks and meals available all day. Evening dining also available.

We were staying in Bude and walked along the canal from Bube to the Wier ( a couple of miles) and called in for a coffee, we sat outside and enjoyed the view over the lake. The drinks were lovely and the staff was very friendly and helpful and also the Wier Bistro is dog friendly. Relaxing place with outdoor and indoor seating options, a kids play area.

Food looked a little basic. But it was cooked well and tasted good. We at around 3.30pm. It was surprisingly quiet.

Absolutely amazing vegan burger! Need to know what that plant based brisket was made from and how it was cooked... please? :-)

The Weir very kindly accommodated us with having our wedding there. Not only were we able to have a fantastic reception there, we were also able to say our vows in front of the beautiful lake. It was a beautiful evening. They provided a BBQ buffet with steaks, burgers and salads and the food was really good. The drinks were at a very good price as well. Their service on the evening was amazing. Thank you to The Weir for hosting an evening we will never forget!

Breakfast lol. Really rubbish . I have had breakfast in every place in Bude over the years I have lived in Bude and yep honestly nope not even a 2 on my out of ten list . Sorry but it's not hard cooking breakfast . But it's easy to bugger on up . Old mushrooms will do just that twenty minutes after eating I was thinking omg I need the loo and I only just managed to get to the loo .. Not the best experience. The tea came out with the young lasdes thumb in the cup. I observed the counter staff Constantly touching their faces and even pick the nose.. Lovely ,! This was my experience so I'm sure others have had better , and I really do hope so.

Beautiful place and always good food

Lovely location overlooking the lake at the canal. Food was amazing, not your typical lunch menu. Highly recommended.

Friendly and efficient staff. Good coffee and a really well sized breakfast (we had the smaller farmhouse breakfast). Great quality products. And a lovely view of the lake.

Nice place to stop for coffee and cake on a stroll along the canal.

Very attractive spot next to a lake with a play area too Relatively limited menu but the food arrived quickly and was tasty. Very pleasant staff and a great place to stop off when walking along the canal towpath

We decided to pop into the weir this morning for some food and a nice hot drink whilst out for a walk. I ordered a hot chocolate and a strawberry milkshake for my daughter, I found the hot chocolate tasted extremely watery so I went in to ask and I found out they are charging £3.85 for a hot chocolate out of a machine. It’s such a lazy way to make a drink in a cafe from a machine and I’ve never seen or heard anything like it before. They have a huge barista machine there perfect for making drinks but I can only assume the owners have advised otherwise. I wasn’t thrilled that the milkshakes were crusher syrup either, they are disgusting. My sister ordered breakfast at 11:45 and I was just after her at 11:46 to be told the kitchen was closed until 12, I didn’t get my food until well after my sister had finished hers. I work in a busy kitchen myself providing breakfast, lunch and dinner and there is no need to close for 15 minutes in between each service, it wasn’t very busy but the people who were here trying to order food at the same time were extremely disappointed by this. I am local too and we pop into the weir occasionally for food and drinks but I have to say I will not be rushing back and when I do return I will be checking the drinks aren’t made from a machine.

Great staff very attentive was not sure after reading reviews my son talked me into it because the reviews really put me off and we had an absolutely tasty roast dinner happy we went 😃

We love this place but very disappointed with the new menu being so fancy for lunch and prices seem to of gone up! Will only be stopping in for coffee in future which is a real shame.

All good. Dog friendly. New updated menu very good.

Had chicken burger outer was overcooked Not burnt but very well done and cooked in fish tasting oil Have used weir many times but it can be very hit and miss

We stopped here at lunchtime (just after 12), having walked along the canal from Bude - takes around 50 mins. It's a lovely setting, by a fishing lake, with ducks and geece grazing. There's a small children's play area with table and chairs outside. You make your choice and order at the counter. We had 2 cream teas - 1 with plain scones and 1 fruit (£15.90), took around 20 mins to arrive. The scones were warmed, small pot of jam for each scone and plenty of delicious cornish clotted cream and a big pot of tea.

Had a cappuccino which was OK but needed to be hotter. Good place for a pit stop.

Nice food. Good service. Nice views dog friendly.

Food was good, service was slow, ordered four coffee’s and had to chase them after 20 minutes, then ordered a double tia Maria and coke and landed up with two separate shots of tia Maria and no coke, had to go ask for the coke . Not a good experience.

We had lunch here on a rare rainy day during our week holidaying in North Cornwall. It was lovely to get a table by the window and be able to look out onto the canal/nature reserve. We were attracted to eat here by some of the different veggie options on the menu. My partner had the Louisiana Cajun veggie burger which he said was tasty. I had the roasted red pepper and feta flatbread with wild garlic pesto. It was very tasty but let down a bit by the flatbread which for me was too large and would have been much nicer had it been warmed or toasted as it was a bit chewy cold. Can't fault the flavours though or the presentation and it's nice to see some different options on the menu to the usual run of the mill veggie burgers.