Places in EnglandTrenance Cottage Tea Rooms, Newquay, CornwallTuesday, August 31st, 2010Welcome back! Have you added your own review yet? You may want to subscribe to our RSS feed or our email updates. Thanks again for visiting!
Restaurant, Brittany FerriesThursday, June 10th, 2010
The Old Rectory Hotel, Exmoor, DevonMonday, May 24th, 2010
The Old Boathouse, Cotswolds Water ParkWednesday, April 28th, 2010
Cafe Shore, Sandbanks, PooleFriday, April 23rd, 2010
The Pier Cafe, Prince of Wales Pier, FalmouthMonday, April 12th, 2010
Great coffee stop and lunch venue with outdoor seating for when the weather is good which overlooks the harbour and sea. Design, Marketing, SEO | Bright New MediaThe Harris Arms, Portgate, DevonMonday, April 12th, 2010
We were both really disappointed – the young member of staff kept forgetting things such as the menu which would have been funny if it hadn’t meant that we had to go and get our own. The fish was really tasteless and greasy and the chips tasted like mass produced frozen chips – not what you would have expected from a pub with such a reputation. Having not been impressed by the lunchtime food, the wine i had was lovely – a Chilean merlot which was stunning. I would like to go back and try the evening menu in the hope that it was just an off day but can’t convince my husband to come! You can find out more about The Harris Arms, Portgate at www.theharrisarms.co.uk Design, Marketing, SEO | Bright New MediaThe Beach Hut, Watergate Bay, CornwallFriday, April 9th, 2010
Find out more about The Beach Hut, Watergate Bay at www.watergatebay.co.uk Design, Marketing, SEO | Bright New MediaThe Falmouth Townhouse, Falmouth, CornwallFriday, April 9th, 2010
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An unexpectedly fabulous dinner was to be had in the restaurant on the Brittany Ferries Plymouth-Santander crossing… Veuve Clicquot, a tasty flaky crab salad starter followed by a surprisingly good fruits de mer and eye-popping icecream profiteroles with a chocolate sauce to finish… By boat is definitely the only way to fly!
The hotel is beautifully decorated, it is immaculate. The rooms are especially classy. The food is of a standard which far exceeds any other hotel outside of London – brilliant. The best value for money in a long time. We came back refreshed and inspired!
Nicely fitted out ‘gastro pub’ on the edge of the Cotswolds Water Park. The Old Boathouse is a stylish, light and airy bar & restaurant with a deck that backs on to the lake behind, perfect for a quick drink and a bite to eat on a sunny day.
Having read about this pub in lots of publications and having heard about all of the awards that they had won, I was expecting a really great place for a cosy anniversary lunch with my husband.
When my nephew was asked what he wanted to do during his annual Easter visit to Cornwall to see me, he replied ‘well we’ll have to go to the Beach Hut of course’, which is quite a compliment coming from the boy who once said he could eat for England!!! He ordered his favourite dish of mussels and after using the lovely Baker Tom bread to soak up all the juices his plate didn’t have a morsal of food left on it. Fabulous food & views of the beach as usual.
