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We had the most amazing impromtu lunch here. We ordered the pork belly baguette and chilli jacket potato. We are pork belly snobs and must say it is one of the best we have ever eaten! Generous portion, and even the side salad was bursting with flavour. We don’t normally bother to write reviews but
Good place for lunch the pork baguette was lovely 😋
One item to mention is why don't you use the table numbers when people ordering? You then know exactly where the food has to go rather than shouting out names from inside when we were outside.
You're making it harder for yourselves.
Wonderful cooked breakfast that set us up for a day of walking the South West Coast Path. The rest of the menu looked good too. Spotless inside and nice service too. Highly recommended.
Amazing bbq. My friend and I had the sirloin steak and her son had the cheese burger. Roasted new potatoes and veg came with our meal. Very relaxed atmosphere and the food was cooked to perfection. With one of the most stunning settings every.
A great experience at The Cabin Cafe. The food and service was great with an equally fantastic view. The pork belly baguette with crackling was incredible. Highly recommended.
Love the setting. Great place for breakfast. We even had the crab sandwich as take away and took it up the steep cliff for lunch.
This was a welcome stop after a early start to the day. The staff were friendly and helpful. The place was spotlessly clean, and the breakfast was delicious.
Fantastic food. Hot pork baguette was to die for after coastal walk. Very much recommended! Sometimes you go somewhere and have a dish that makes you want to come back again soon, this was one of those dishes
Friendly and welcoming staff and a fantastic breakfast we had the farmers breakfast coffee and tea couldn't fault it well worth a visit
Great mocha. Best on this coast so far…
Yummy selection of cakes too.
Great big windows with window seats to view the village and sea and cliffs.
Lovely hot tea served from a teapot that didn't drip (why do so many teapots drip and dribble?) and delicous gluten free cake - date, walnut and ginger. Thank you!
The cafe serves food until 4pm, which is helpful. Both the vegetable pasty and the mackerel salad was great. Service was friendly.
Our go to lunch spot when staying nearby, the other half loves the Moroccan Chickpea soup, I especially like the pork belly and green bean chutney baguette (the pork crackling side is superb), also the carrot cake is the best I have tried.
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