Lovley place with very friendly staff, i visit for breakfast every time i come to newquay :)…read more plenty of veggie and vegan options and an entire gluten free menu!

There are few places nowadays where you can walk in, hand over money and leave with a larger smile…read moresmeared across your face than when you originally entered, this however does just that! Upon entering there is always a warm and friendly greeting from staff who obviously appreciate you being there. The menu boasts so many options to suit absolutely every person regardless of dietary preference. During our first visit we ordered a lovely latte and milkshake, which was undoubtedly the best we had ever tasted! From a coffee lovers point of view, it outweighed all competition tasting so fresh you'd think they grew the beans in the back garden! The milkshakes are equally as awesome and straight away you can tell its made from only the freshest of ingredients while you wait. I pretty much lived on the strawberry and mango milkshake for my weeks holiday and im definitely feeling withdrawal symptoms now im back home! We also tried several of the food options during our stay, which included some amazing bacon sarnies and what had to be the best plate of nachos we could ever dream of! Unlike many of the other cafe's and restaurants the prices are also extremely modest for what you get. This cafe's absolutely faultless, and I promise anyone visiting it will love bopping to Bob Marley while consuming some of the finest food and drink in the country! We cant wait to return once the uni terms over!! Very best of luck you guys, was amazing meeting you all! Take care :] Joe and Han x (P.s we managed to get back to the Midlands without the M25 in the end!!)

me and my son got a large chocolate milkshake with mini oreo on top, wow, it was the best milkshake…read morei have ever had, the free sample i had was also incredible, i might get that one next time im in plymouth. WOW

This is a really good idea for a little shop. They make milkshakes but not just ordinary ones! The…read moremilkshakes come in pretty much any flavour you can think of. The range of sweets, flavours, and chocolate bars that can be turned in to milkshakes is really quite comprehensive and you are almost pretty much guaranteed to find a flavour that will take your fancy. They offer a take away or a drink in service as well. Well worth a visit next time you are in Plymouth city centre, close to the Drake Circus mall too so not exactly an inconvenient location to get to!

Food is decent, the servers are nice but the absolute rudest host I've ever encountered in a…read morerestaurant. Avoid unless you want to be treated like crap.

We came in here for a couple of shakes as they had been hyped up to us…read more We entered to find it rammed with noisy kids cautiously we picked a seat and decided to share a salted caramel shake between us..they are served in those large canisters so one is apparently more than enough. When it arrived i got excited with the tasty cream perched on top only to find it very thin and lacking in salted caramel taste. Regretting my choice too share one we then chose some mother clucker fries and pulled pork ones. Mine were just soggy fries with lots of cheddar on..the chicken ones did look better. After choosing just to pay at the bar we left. I felt very discontent.

A nice place for a all day breakfast, tables tend to be a bit sticky and the service is adequate at…read morebest, saying that, the food arrived quickly and was tasty. The menu is extensive with many different types of breakfast and American food. I visited around lunchtime, there was a mixture of clientele, from students to workers and a well behaved stag party. I imagine in the evening it would lean towards the younger demographic with a bit of a party holiday feel. Not a place for a first date, but definitely a place for after a night out when you want to soak up the nights excesses :-) At the moment, there is no military or NHS discount

24/7 cross between lorry drivers caff and student cafe serving burgers chips with everything and…read moreoutsized portions of everything on bench seats settles and a slightly oppressive mass of flat screen tvs with music videos and enamel vintage advertising signs old photos and brash LED notices. A cacophany of visual business. Generally quick and efficient service but check your table has been wiped after your predecessor or your elbows and cuffs may mop up someone else's egg and beans. Its a good and unexpected place. There's a bar downstairs which often has jazz and other music. There's also the excellent Fortescue yards down the road.

Lousy food, warm beer the sign outside the pub said. But we were short of options on a damp Friday…read morenight in Aggie; Sally's, a pleasant looking cafe-cum-restaurant, was fully booked and it was decided that only mead should be consumed in the Meadery. So to The Railway Inn we went. And it was excellent. Lovely homely atmosphere, charming staff, massive platefuls of home-cooked pub grub, and a ridiculously small bill. I had two humungous home-made fishcakes stacked on top of one another. My other half had fish (skate wing, I think) simply cooked in lemon and butter. Both with a good lot of salad and a massive bowl of hot, salty chips to share. Oooh, and we had a lovely bottle of Nobilo New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc. All this, plus a bitter and a lager to start, for the bargainous price of 40 quid!

This traditional pub is about half a mile from the now disused railway that it gets it name from.It…read moreis renowned for its' selection of shoes that adorn the walls - many from famous people(including the late Tommy Cooper who used to frequent this hostelry).This is the most reasonably priced house in the village drinks wise and the food is very good.There is a beer garden close to the pub and a place to have a puff under a sail out the back.It also is said to be haunted by Dorcas a mine widow ,even the live music doesnt shake her off.A lovely open fire makes this place a cosy winter favourite.

This is a great restaurant that serves high quality food in a relaxed atmosphere. My family is very…read morewelcome and the milkshakes that my children love are a meal in themselves, with 2 scoops of ice-cream and served in a goldfish bowl sized glass. The burger is handmade and extremely well done, with locally sourced bacon and a cheddar cheese. Also enjoyed the fish and chips with a high quality tartare sauce. Onion rings are also handmade. Top food, and just over the bridge from the National Marine Aquarium.

Located just around the corner from the main café/restaurant strip on the water front this little…read moregem of a café served us well when we were looking for a brunch spot. excellent service from the staff who dealt with our large group very well. mostly classic breakfast/brunch items available and the kitchen did not disappoint. coffee was not to bad either. a place I would try again if I was in town

Nice and quiet surfers cafe-bar with a relaxing atmosphere situated off the Newquay high-street…read more You can chill out here after a day in water on comfy sofas watching world best surfers on a loop or playing pool. The stuff is friendly, however slow when comes to cleaning the tables (getting the stuff delivered to the table doesn't mean the dishes left but the previous customers will disappear). The reason, I suspect, is that the café is part of a local Christian centre and that all people working there are volunteers, so probably customer service is of secondary importance. Nevertheless, they serve decent, inexpensive food (pancakes, paninis, burgers, jacket potatoes, salads gluten free options available) along with smoothies, shakes, and flavoured coffees each served with gingerbread cookie. With only one ripping-off internet café in town it's good to know that with every meal over £2,75 you can surt internet for free here (otherwise 5p per minute).

We're so lucky that the Pier House hotel couldn't find a table for us for dinner and so we wandered…read moreto this place. It was amazing. Really. The food was outstanding, the service was spot on, and it's a great room. We really enjoyed the experience. Ribeye and filet steaks were spot on, the posh fries were wonderful and the tomato salad was fresh and super tasty. Eat here, and you'll enjoy it.

great menu very good buzz lovely loft space in the…read morerestaurant Starters were a rip off though very disappointing Veg crisps £8 Steaks were gorgeous though

Reopened recently after a long time closed but still pretty dire. Enormous potential but never been…read moregiven a good shake. Known to locals as the VOT.

Let's start with the food. Mostly vegetarian and really tasty. My wife's vegetarian lasagne was…read morewell cooked and the pasta was just right, while my tri-coloured gnocci in a cheese sauce was the best I've had. Puddings looked tempting and prices weren't over-the-top (although £1.50 for a small bottle of water was less pleasing). Then there's the cinema. It's an arts cinema, with a single screen, showing a couple of films a week. The movies are a mix of foreign language and quality independent films of the type that just don't make it to the Vue or Reel cinemas. Then there's the bargain deal: £10 for a cinema ticket and a main course (normal price £13.50). That's a bargain.

The films are great here-no doubt-and the volunteers keep this place going. But our experience in…read morethe restaurant last night got the multi thumbs down. Mediocre food, queues so long that we weren't able to get a dessert; and the dullest looking load of 'cakes/ desserts' I've ever seen. ( Large dry looking sponge cakes filled with squirty cream and a shop bought fruit tart-yeuk! We were opting for the covered and frozen Salcomb Dairy Ice Cream-ot would have done...) And as the desserts were lined up on a table-uncovered-next to where the queue was crammed in at the serving hatch coughing and spluttering would anyone want to eat them anyway?) This is SO sad, as the venue is fab and we've had some great cheap veggie food here in the past. But we'll not be going again...