The best restaurants serving British food in South West

Really cosy place to shelter from the storm this weekend - open fire, mulled wine, delicious food. We had a few starters/ small plates to share. The pheasant salad and mushroom risotto were especially tasty. Mulled wine could have been a little hotter to keep us warmer for longer

A limited menu. Asked for a pint of lime and soda and a pint of blackcurrant and soda. The waiter said they didn't have soda, but suggested lemonade instead, which we accepted. When we had finished our bland food and got the bill, we found that the charge for each drink was £3.25 for the lemonade and £1.85 for the shot of cordial!!! We stayed at a different P Inn as part of the same holiday and paid £1.20 for a pint of lime and soda. How can there be such a huge discrepancy for the same drinks with the same company.???When we queried the price the barman laughed!! What a rip off! Avoid at all costs

The staff are friendly but the breakfast leaves a lot to be desired. Sausages only cooked on one side. The sliced bread was stale and hard. Ths beans were barely warm. Other than that the bacon was delicious and cooked well, the eggs were lovely. Tea, Coffee and juice station were easily looked after and very clean

we arrived 6:30 and there was 12 of us pre-booked for their festive menu booked for 7pm and we didn't get any food until 1 hour later and food quality was awful and they kept getting the menu wrong and missed someone completely so they had to wait. me and another were waiting for a side of pigs in blankets each which came after everyone had finished our meals and when they finally arrived they weren't worth the wait. £2.49 for just 3 undercooked sausages with hardly any bacon on them after my meal. other meals were undercooked as well. there was a hair in my meal and they were not even busy and the customer service from the women with glasses wasn't great and the staff were rude and at the end they kept overcharging everyone. there is poor hygiene in the kitchen from what I saw as well. wearing hoodies and no hairnets. its obvious why this place wasn't fully booked for the Christmas menus. if your reading this do yourself a favour go Wetherspoons instead.

Thought this place had been closed but was open. Went in for drinks to be told sternly you can only drink in the bar area! I had coffee so ventured to the coffee machine and was told to make it quick then come back to the bar as that area was for diners only. The place was empty. Staff attitude to all the customers we saw in there was awful. Not surprised if it does close or is closing, paying customers should be treated with respect.

Very slow service. Not enough staff!

Perfect for a meal whilst watching the world go by in the harbour

The carvery is THE BEST CARVERY I'VE EVER HAD! amazing selection of gorgeous meat and vegetables! Really tasty!

Firstly I was met with incredible customer service from the lady I spoke to today (Friday 20th sept 2024) which was initially why I had chosen this truck stop as she was informative on the phone about directions, facilities and spaces and the same in person upon arrival telling me clearly where things are and so on. The toilets and showers here was clean and tidy but as for the cafe given my late arrival on a Friday this was closed but this is to be expected as a HGV driver. Just over the road is a pub that serves good food and drink as well as hotels and shops within walking distance so this is a fantastic location for a truck stop that I see doing well in the future.

Your staff were amazing even though they are short of 4 staff ,especially Ed who went above and beyond for all the customers

We stopped off here for a lunch, and was welcomed by friendly staff. We had bacon and brie rolls that were so good, the bacon was nice and crispy, a delight. We will be back.

Great views, relaxing atmosphere and nice food and drinks. My friend had a hot chocolate whilst me and my other friend had soup, it was really nice. We also tried the home made onion rings which I would recommend!

Formerly called Tasty Food Express it was renamed to Bretonside Kebab a few years ago when the owner noticed there wasn't a place calling itself a kebab shop in Bretonside. I've happily used it under both names.

Worst managed place I’ve ever been too, the general manager shoved herself into my friend, blamed my friend Grabbed her by her arms annd shouted in her face and got her kicked out for no reason. We then tried to ask about it and had some foul language thrown at us by the manager. Absolute joke.

Great fish and chips, oh and a lovely curry sauce.