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811 Opinions in 2 websites
Goodbodies in Plymouth offers a mixed bag when it comes to their breakfast offerings. The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the milkshake - a delicious treat that, while pricey at £7, was worth every sip. However, the main course left something to be desired. At £12 for a standard breakfast, one would expect a hearty meal with quality ingredients. Unfortunately, the meat and mushrooms fell short of expectations, reminiscent of more basic fare you might find in less gourmet settings. The addition I requested for my meal was initially overlooked, which was a bit disappointing. When it did arrive, I had already consumed most of my breakfast. On a positive note, the portion size was generous, and the atmosphere of the restaurant was pleasant. The staff were friendly, albeit a bit forgetful with my order modification. While Goodbodies has potential, it seems they may need to reassess their pricing strategy or upgrade their ingredient quality to truly justify the cost. For now, it might be worth a visit if you're in the mood for an excellent milkshake, but temper your expectations for the breakfast
698 Opinions in 2 websites
We ordered haddock and chips early evening. Very busy that night. The food arrived in a large stout paper carrier which was OK but the fish and chips were in a shallow brown cardboard box which had been wrapped tightly in kitchen foil. As soon as we opened the box it was obvious that both the fish batter and all the chips were soggy and damp. The box was 2/3 covered in oily maybe vinegary stains. This had the inevitable effect of reducing most of the attractions of fish and chips. The paper bag and the cardboard box are both sensible ways of keeping the chips and the batter crispy. The foil destroyed it all, even if there were good intentions of keeping it all warm. Whenever I use a chip shop, I turn away plastic carriers and decline advance salt and vinegar. Perillas or their delivery teams need to scrap the foil. About half the haddock survived in a palatable condition.
7 Opinions in 1 websites
Firstly, the lady serving was very pleasant. However, the food is just not at a standard I expected nor would be happy to pay for. Lettuce had turned brown. Beef was terribly salty. Tomatoes added in error and items requested missing. Generally poor. Baguette was on the verge of being stale and the slither of margarine certainly didn’t hold the poor salad together. Really will not be returning.
6 Opinions in 1 websites
Sadly the Nit Noi Thai cafe didn’t last for long but from the end of April/early May 2022 it’s been replaced by the very different Kicki’ Caribou Canadian style restaurant which is quite interesting in its own way.
10 Opinions in 1 websites
Cerrado abruptamente hace algunos meses y durante un tiempo tuve y posiblemente aún tenga una nota que explica la presión o la enfermedad. He visto a agentes u otros medir y verificar, pero nadie parece haber mordido todavía. Mutley Plain es un lugar extraño, ubicado convenientemente entre las áreas residenciales más densamente pobladas y cerca de las zonas de lujo, pero las tiendas parecen cerrarse, los peluqueros proliferan y las cadenas de cafés de lugares insípidos casi se quedan ahí.
9 Opinions in 1 websites
We buy pasties from hear most weeks, really disappointed with one of our pasties today, looked like Frankensteins Monster of a pasty, should have taken it back but meat a trip back to the shop, Really poor to sell such a misshaped product 👎
2 Opinions in 1 websites
This is not a noticeably good pub for food. On the lower side of ordinary. there are other places to eat in bigbury, not least the generally very good Oyster Shack. people who view this on the Plymouth listing should not be put off the wholly acceptable Royal oak pub at Hooe on the Plymstock Turnchapel side of Plymouth or the sometimes too busy and slapdash but largely OK Royal oak at Meavy.