Tucked away in the town market arcade is Waffles. This is a full service British cafe buzzing with…read morethe chatter of the locals. I didn't look for waffles on the menu as I was completely staggered by the size of their scones. In the great tradition of 'Elevenses' I had a Cornish pastie and then one of the scones that are baked every morning, both were delicious. The girl at the counter called everyone 'my love' (very West Country) and there were lots of smiles and nods as we found a table next to a group of gentlemen, who were bunched into a pine semi circular booth. One of these gents leaned over and told us the tale - they are all cancer survivors and meet their twice a week. He also told us a lot about his life as a house painter and asked a bunch of cheeky questions which were very nosey and very funny. Far from the twee tea shops which litter the towns and villages of England I felt like we had stumbled into a real slice of life. And it was worth the trip just for the Mega Scone.

Staff were friendly. The restaurant was not terrible clean when I went and the food was not…read moreparticularly great.

Terrible place. Very expensive and cake was stale. No toilet available. Notices around with the f…read moreword - nasty feel to the place.

Stopped in recently after driving past on my way to Devon and I can't believe i've not been in…read morebefore now! So worth travelling here for a coffee, gorgeously decorated and a gorgeous owner!

My second visit here and both times we have thoroughly enjoyed our meal. The coffee was great,…read moresandwiches were delicious and a good sized portion with a side salad as well; I had the Cornish brie and garlic mushroom sandwich and to be honest it was heavenly. My boyfriend had the sausage sandwich, which also went down well, but after trying mine he was very jealous. We also sampled a slice of victoria sponge which was also very nice. Perfect end to a lovely day out walking or cycling.