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This place is fantastic. The food is just to die for! We love going here. I love that the chefs come to the table and tell you all about what they’ve made for you. Today was my second visit. I will definitely be back. Awesome

We like this restaurant, atmosphere, good food, nice place, friendly staff.

Went for breakfast, lovely staff, great atmosphere and two nice warm fires in either bar. The food was brilliant, a hearty portion of clean well cooked food. Nothing dripping in grease, nothing over cooked or undercooked, I honestly couldn't find a single issue with the food. Utensils were clean and I was provided with a range of condiments, and offered a wider variety. Would highly recommend, I took my child (under 2yo) and he was most welcomed, there was also a customer with a dog, so pets are clearly welcome too.

Lovely food, really nice breakfast and very reasonable prices. Staff were lovely and friendly and nice view of the sea too

Great friendly staff and environment

Kung Po beef was excellent one of the best I've ever had.

Great friendly pub, great locals and much fun to be had. Wonderful atmosphere and good price for the real ales.

Vegan place with good choices. Had a wrap with fries and have been very nicely surprised. Wrap was 10/10. Fresh and tasty. Fries have been 7/10. Not very cheap but worth it.

You’ll see McFlys on the left at the Dockyard. Hands down, the best bbq wings and chicken sandwich….ever!

Great place for a pub choir xxx

The cafe is easy to find alongside the Prison perimeter fences near allotments and chicken coops. Walk past the car wash area and you will see the humble building serving as the cafe.

Nice local chippy. The mini spring rolls and chicken and sweetcorn soup kick ass, as does the Singapore chow mein.

It has been at least 20 years since I had bakery products as comforting as a Denela's, that's why I will drive 8 miles when we need bread (of course, when I get there I may leave with donuts, pastries, and pasties also in the bag). The bread just seems to hit the sweet spot, firm, but not dry, and not doughy, and the wholemeal feels so soft and squidgy, but when cut is still densely packed and flavoursome. The pasties here are my marmite, well anti-marmite, as I love them. The ingredients are spot on for me, beef mince, not chunks, obvious potato and carrot, the seasoning is perfect, peppery but not too peppery, unlike cornish pasties. Anyway, must return to work, but maybe I'll get some toast first!

Cup tea did not taste very good

I didn’t need any time to decide what to order, because on a chalk board the descriptions of the soup of the day and panini of the day were so tempting. They were a fantastic meal, and only £10.20p. Service? Staff are very good. Place was popular, lots of diners inside for their Tuesday lunch time. I went outside to enjoy the sunshine. Where else can you eat with a view of mini goats? Lots of outside seating, plus a sturdy canvas awning in case the outside gets any rain. I parked for free on the road outside, in a lay by just yards from the entrance. They have their own free 6-space car park, too. They score a maximum 5 out of 5 for their Food Standards Agency hygiene rating. Something was softly clucking in the low bushes by the seating area. Two dazzling, iridescently plumed chickens were in there. Eventually they walked out and around some of the tables. Utterly glorious creatures. I didn’t have the heart to tell them what was in my panini. Chicken tikka.