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Food was amazing. A little out of the way country pub that advises booking we was very lucky and they managed to get us a table for 8 of us

Ordered takeaway for 6.45, arrived at 6.45 and told it would be a couple of minutes which is fine. 15 minutes later I’m still waiting and someone tells me it’s almost ready.. another 5 minutes later the original waitress states that she didn’t pass on the message that I had arrived because she was so busy…! Food then came out after another few mins.. total of 25 mins wait after my confirmed collection time. Stood waiting at the food bar so it’s not like I could have been forgotten, but clearly was! Appalling service. Why state a collection time if you can’t meet that order? Food was good but I expect to be able to collect at the time stated when ordering. Felt like I was a nuisance and was forgotten about even though stood in plain sight. Awful service, this experience has put me off ordering or coming in again.

We loved this pub; amazing atmosphere and they let us order in a curry to our table!! Would highly recommend for a chilled local night.

This was easily the best dinner we've had in St. Ives, and we've tried a lot of places! (I kind of started the burrata before taking the picture)

Down from London for the weekend went here with a friend this evening absolutely fantastic , nice atmosphere , small venue but very cosy . They don’t serve alcohol but you are allowed to bring your own with you . Would visit again for sure next time down .

Awesome pub with a fabulous atmosphere and great music. Very highly recommended!

We have enjoyed several pleasant evenings at the Seaview Inn, socialising with family and friends.  Located on the terraces overlooking the harbour, it has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, well worth the short climb. It's also incredibly dog friendly with doggy treats kept on the end of the bar & long may this last. One of our family has coeliac disease and appreciates the availability of the draught Helles lager, which is gluten-free but not yet certified as such. Initially, we received some conflicting information from the staff regarding its gluten-free status.  This is not a lifestyle choice, but a necessary dietary restriction with serious health consequences if not adhered to, so staff training in this area would be beneficial as the information needs to be 100% accurate as with any other serious allergy.  It is wonderful, however, that a gluten-free beer is available on tap.  We prefered the more basic 'pub grub' food at sensible prices before, and prices have increased since the recent change in ownership, so we no longer dine as much. The drink selection, however, has significantly improved from the previous landlords basic 'run of the mill' selection to an interesting choice of refreshments. However, a doubles-bar on spirits would be nice sometimes and may be the difference between making an effort to visit the pub or the easier & cheaper option of opening the spirits cabinet at home.

Really good full English breakfast and nice seating outside. The farm shop inside has some nice stuff as well. Service was a little slow, but otherwise great.

On arrival we found a large car park with plenty of spaces. Entrance through the door at the front into bar area. People sat eating by the door and it must’ve been annoying for them with everyone coming in and draughty. We arrived just before one. Ordered drinks at the bar and lunches. Sunday lunch was good sized portion. Beef a little on the chewy side. Vegetables good choice. Not a fan of the cabbage and cauliflower cheese bit bland. Needed cheese toasting on top. Saw someone eating pigs in blankets and they looked great. Desserts a bit on the expensive side. We all left feeling quite full. I would say that the service charge really annoyed me as it’s a pub that not a high end restaurant and I would’ve left a tip of my choice not what the pub decides. We’ve given this place a 4 but I think it’s more a 3.5/5 7/10. Friendly staff and they welcome dogs. The ones in there today were very well behaved

Great selection of beer and lovely pub.

The best potato salad & bacon sandwich I’ve ever had will definitely be back for more!

Please keep up this is a great service and great food

Enjoyed our 3rd visit on Sunday evening and always worth the travel from home in Torquay and stay overnight in the White Hart. This is a truly wonderful rustic and cosy family Italian restaurant. A simple menu of perfect thin base pizza and pasta dishes. Busy and atmospheric with an open kitchen for your further entertainment. We were initially attracted by the arresting bright red facade and beautiful display of potted green plants on the pavement. Very reasonable prices especially enhanced as this restaurant, despite being licensed, is also a BYO. Happy days! Another rather lovely and rare feature is that Berto's is doggy friendly. Everyone is happy. TripAdvisor Torbayaotearoa 🇬🇧 🇳🇿

Came in for the Sunday roast sharing board platters. They were everything we expected and as other reviewers have said. The food was very nice, so was the Devon Red cider - always a treat to see that on tap. My only issue and why it's not a 5* review is the food could have done with being much hotter, most items were only warm. Also the pub itself was quite cold which probably didn't help. A lot of customers kept their coats on, including us. No one checked on us throughout the duration of the meal but they were very busy. We will return but maybe in the summer.

A warm welcome. A good selection of zero alcohol beers from which I selected my favourite, Erdinger. The homemade pate was delicious.