The food was good and the service was excellent. They have a large variety of dishes, especially…read moreseafood and daily fish specials. Seafood was fresh and very tasty. Would recommend to give it a try if you're in the area and craving some seafood. View is not bad either.

This is my first trip to the UK -- more importantly, Plymouth. I stumbled on this gem just by…read morelooking inside and seeing the full restaurant, smell, ambiance and amazing music playlist. This is also-- my second time back at Harbour. I've ventured and tried many seafood restaurants in the area including Cornwall and no one compares... here's why: Service! I have never seen customer service so impressive and attentive! They work together as a team! Quality: the portions were agreeable and the freshness and flavors were phenomenal -- it made me want to eat more! Fish was cooked perfectly-- I even tipped the chefs for their attention to detail! It's a family environment and I saw that the value for children was also a priority. I will be here and often as I can visit. Phil, the owner, greeted us and served us along with bussing tables and doing dishes. He was so polite even through he was extremely busy. Kristiana is a lovely server... and attentive. Mikey has an impressive personality. Phenomenal in all aspects. You must visit!

This place was a pure delight. I was instantly transported from the coast of Cornwall to Big Sur in…read moreCalifornia. A surfer's cafe complete with a server in board shorts. There are many delights to be found along the coast of Cornwall, but I wasn't expecting a surfer's hangout. Known for their all day breakfast, if you can find parking along the shoulder, you will walk down a path to this casual little cafe. Keep descending and you wind up on Whitsand Bay. There are a number of tables outdoors to soak in the sun and enjoy the gorgeous views. The food was fine and service was average. But, the atmosphere was everything.

We recently had a great week in a chalet on Whitsand Bay and went to the Cliff Top Cafe on the…read morerecommendation of local friends. We returned three times over our visit because it was so great. Fantastic, piping hot breakfasts, friendly staff and outside benches with stunning views out over the bay all add up to basically the best cafe experience in the area. Well worth climbing up the hill from any of the chalets, from across the road at the holiday park or even driving up from Millbrook. Thoroughly recommended.

A lovely mix of high quality food, without the snobbish attitude. The restaurant is stepped so all…read moretables have a good view of the beach, and evening sunset. The staff are pleasant, with an informal attitude. Food was great on the ever changing tasting menu. I tried a couple of experimental choices and was not disappointed. Good portion sizes meant I was able to eat all courses and leave pleasantly full, not stuffed. Pricey, but not outlandish.

Jamie Oliver is not only a great chef, he is also a great humanitarian. Jamie's Fifteen project is…read morethe great example. It was such an amazing opportunity for me to have dined in here during my visit in Cornwall area with my friend's family. The restaurant is in great location overlooking the ocean at Watergate Bay just a bit up north from New Quay. The restaurant inside is very airy, open, simple but modern looking. We all opted for the tasting menu. Everything was excellent from the start to finish .. appetizer, salad, small plate, main course, and dessert. The service was also excellent. The coffee (in my case hot tea) was served after meal as well. The tasting menu is pretty pricey but well worth it. If you are ever in the Cornwall area, this is one of the places that shouldnt be missed!

Good vibe. Excellent food. Good service. Authentic Italian food. This is coming from a world…read moretraveler.

As good as Italian food can get outside of Italy. How can you say no to this Tirimisuread more

Another pub that enjoys the awesome view across to Cornwall, this friendly pub serves Doom Bar…read more I feel like I have given the pub a very short review, but it was either that or copying and pasting 90 percent of this review (http://www.qype.co.uk/place/1462905-Royal-Albert-Bridge-Inn-Plymouth)

I stayed here with the boyff on a Saturday night. When we arrived I wasn't quite sure where we…read morewent in to check in as clearly there is a bar where the locals were eating and watching the football, but nowhere obvious to go to. Anyway, we asked at the bar and said we could check in there, so we did. I have to say the bar had a feel of the Legion type bar to it, all a bit messy and could do with a lick of paint. Just dated and old and I wouldn't necessarily want to eat in there. The prices of the drinks surprised me too, £3:95 for a double Smirnoff plus mixer which I thought was a bit steep especially as this was a) not London and b) not at all posh. I went to the toilet and they were grim, as were the men's (boyff reported back) that actually were dismal indeed. As in mouldy and rank. Throughout the downstairs there were damp blown bubbles all over the place and I didn't want to put my drink down or touch anything. I was dreading the room...... However, what a lovely surprise. Like super lovely. They have obviously just all been kitted out and redone to a high standard, lovely big comfy beds decent TV. En Suite was done out nicely too. Shame the extractor fan in the shower didn't work that well as I was totally steamed out within minutes so had to open the window and door to let some air in. No ironing board or iron, but the welcome guest book said there was one at reception (where is this blinking reception?!). Health and safety - There was no fire plan displayed in the room, a sizeable gap under the door and no plugs tested. The corridor was painted bright blue and with a striped carpet which made you feel like you were at a seaside resort :) However the kitchen is right by the stairway and it smells rather rank. I genuinely liked the room, bit expensive to be fair though for what it is. I'd have rather stayed closer the city centre. Breakfast was cheap quality sausage and bacon, sausage was the really cheapo type and bacon tough as old boots. They had cereals but not continental. So, the decor of the room was lovely, but the price, cheap food and the cost of it, I won't be going back.

My friend and I visited right and lunch time and were lucky to get a table as almost all the other…read moreopen spots were reserved. We were so happy as we are both seafood lovers. It's a small restaurant right in Padstow that does small plates that focus on seafood. To start, their cocktails were great! I wish I could remember the one I got but I added a photo of it. I think it had passion fruit in it. It was so good! My friend's favorite dish was the scallops and mine were the prawns. :) They were giant and so tasty! The oysters were good too and I definitely would order more next time. Being from a landlocked area, it was so cool to hear how fresh this seafood is! Definitely recommend stopping in if you get the chance.

This is one of the best dining experiences I've ever had…read more Prawn on the Farm is a delightful, casual-chic tent restaurant set on a farm lawn with a stellar vista over the Padstow area of Cornwall, out toward the coast where their fat, creamy oysters come from. It may sound strange to those with preconceived notions, but the place has the exact vibe of a well-done Burning Man camp, including the sense of being comfortably ensconced in the environment. The constant presence of the benign outdoors--beside the operation's hooped greenhouses--is absolutely perfect for a restaurant that prides itself on fresh, hyper-local produce, fish, and beverages. And what food! The menu is small plates...except for some larger whole-fish options. The strategy is to order 2-3 per person and share. This ensures that you are getting a cascade of delightful flavor combinations that remain surprisingly subtle despite deep character and a broad flavor palate that ranges from the mild creaminess of cannelloni beans and bacon sparkles under a small slab of baked hake, to a scallop grilled in a soup of Thai green curry. Flavors combine to gently surprise: tree ear mushrooms and fresh dill, candy-sweet cherry tomatoes and tarragon, kale with truffle oil. The combinations are so insightful and unexpected that it's often tricky to identify them, even though the dishes remain clean, simple, and pure. The extreme freshness and site-specificity of the ingredients means that quantities are limited and the dishes on offer are constantly cycling. If you see something that looks good, order quick before it changes to something new! The service is excellent, with a young, skilled and friendly staff both in the front of the house and in the open kitchen; a snafu with our order was quickly and easily resolved. Unsurprisingly, the bar offers local alcohol, including Padstow Brewery's excellent modern and traditional beers/ales, and Tarquin's interesting gins. The POTL team also has a taqueria in Padstow, and apparently the temporary tent will be replaced with a permanent structure next year. I hope they find a way to retain the current feeling of the place, because it's just perfect (even though the season is quite short). Be sure to reserve WELL in advance. Though you have no sense of packed busyness while there, this place books out during the summer season, and it would be a pity to miss out on food that tidily upends Britain traditional reputation for bad cooking.

Extremely friendly atmosphere with gorgeous food. We had mussels and pork and they were both very…read moregood and served in generous portions. The staff is very helpful and other attendants were good fun to talk to.

a very nic country pub where the staff are very obliging. the food is great and reasonably priced…read more it is very cosy with an open fire for the winter months. there is a fine selection of beverags too.

Fantastic Food & Cocktails Recommendations. James was super kind and helpful! Scotch Egg and Toad…read morein the hole were delicious. Very nice place to relax

Very quirky venue with high ceiling and interesting decor. Good selection of cocktails and very…read moretasty food. My partner ordered the pork belly which she said was the best she has ever tasted.. Would definitely visit again.

Great food and a great location. The pizza is amazing. It's a nice walk to get here and the…read moreambience inside is also lovely.

Nice Italian style restaurant serving freshly prepared pizza and pasta dishes, but with an…read moreadditional grill menu. It's located in the Slaughterhouse building in the Royal William Yard in Stonehouse (for those not familiar with the area, the Royal William Yard is a former Royal Naval victualling Yard, built in an elegant Classical style in 1835, and now a Grade I listed complex of apartments, restaurants and businesses). The room itself is large and airy with a very high ceiling - think shabby chic warehouse, and you're pretty much there. There's a long bar and a casual seating area along with the main dining area. The menu is strongly Italian themed, so a nice selection of pizza and pasta, risotto, salad and grilled items (steaks, burgers and fish). We had the Tagliatelle Norma (veggie), a delicious mix of chilli, garlic, tomatoes, smoked aubergine, basil and riserva cheese; and a generous classic cheeseburger. Starters are £3.50 (olives) - £7.25 (garlic tiger prawns); mains £8.95-£17.25, averaging around £12.50. There's a decent selection of beers and wine. Service was good and friendly on our visit: I'd happily return.