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It was a beautiful day, Really lovely place, Maddy was really sweet and helpful. Fast service Fair prices for the seafront

Given the slope of the garden, and drinks food etc. having to be brought to the table (COVID rules) - the staff really must be very fit. Service good. Simple pub menu, and pub grub - but the fish and chips were amazing.

This pub is brilliant - the owners are so welcome and it has a great atmosphere. It is reasonably priced (we had a main meal for around £8 and a few drinks) and there is a good selection of food and drinks. It is everything a village pub should be and I’ll definitely be returning

Canadian women is amazing so friendly we didn’t get her name but give the women a pay rise ❤️ she was so friendly and approachable to all customers

Thought I would give the place a try as I have driven past it loads of times. I wasn’t disappointed with the food or drink. Smoked salmon and scrambled egg on toast was very good. My only negative comment would be that the menu is very limited. I don’t fully understand how they do sausages, bacon and eggs in buns, but can’t do a traditional breakfast. But there again I’m not in the hospitality business. It’s a lovely setting. Looking forward to visiting again soon.

Great setting - we could watch the racing in the estuary and look out to sea. Went for drinks as we were staying with friends in the town, so had no parking problems. You need to sign in as a guest from another sailing club. The bar had a decent range of beers, and we noticed there was food available - so I had a delicious half-pint of prawns, and the others had whitebait and one had soup. Well-presented food. If there is any complaint it's that the menu is delivered from a database that can';t offer an order of bread. The bread with the soup was excellent, and we tried to order some more to go with the other food, and were told it was not possible. Looks like the machines are taking over!

Popped in to the wapping wharf outlet on a Saturday morning. Friendly lady on the counter. The Sourdough Loaf, although a little pricey, was gert lush. Up there with the best Ive ever tasted. Sweet Pastries we’re also delicious and definitely not on the small side. Will be back very soon

Un buen descanso y helado en el quiosco, no es un mal servicio sobre todo lo que esperas si en el área volvería a usar

We were visiting Whitehall Garden Centre and popped in for a hot drink and slice of cake. There was a large selection of coffees and the hot chocolate was nice and chocolatey. The cakes are all freshly made on site. Hubby enjoyed a slice of Bakewell Tart and I had the carrot cake, which had a lovely moist texture and flavour. Highly recommend. The garden centre is huge and well worth a visit too.

What can I say lovely locals pub with friendly staff and locals. On holiday and we went on first night they had an open mic the atmosphere was electric and I went up to sing. The second night the staff greeted us and remembered us from the previous night was so lovely and made the pub experience so good they even treated our dog. Keep up the good work guys you made our holiday

What a lovely place to stay with great hosts - peaceful and well appointed with an extremely large but delicious breakfast

Previously impressed with this take away & decided to return whilst in the area. Had sent them a message about opening hours and the food which was not responded to. We were disappointed by the homity pie which was tasteless & the Thai pie was ok. The star of the show was the steak and Stilton pie. So the morale of the story is some things are excellent others are mediocre.

We have eaten here 3 times now and each time it has been good. The roast dinners are very good - not worth cooking your own when you have the George in your doorstep. Nice vibrant atmosphere too

Nice little golf course, the rough is far too long lost three balls just off the fairway wasn't that waywood, on the plus side Tracey makes a banging cup of Tea☕ please teach Boyd how to make one.

This place is more like a social experience than a café, in keeping the ethos of it's charitable background. We were way out of season and it's fairly well off the main beaches in a bit of a cul de sac of the riviera seafront so we suspect it's all very different in the high season. On New Year's Eve it was more like being invited to a family and friends get together than walking into a commercial establishment - apart from the paying bit obviously, but even that wasn't too painful!