Harbour Green House

we stopped her for a cream tea and it was amazing the food and service were out of tthis world deffo a place i wouild go back to time and time again

Excellent service upon arrival taken 10 mins for food to come out, we order cheesy chips and bacon, bre and chilli jam wrap. Best cheesy chips we have ever tasted would definitely recommend.

We visited today for a cream tea and it was so gorgeous . Couldn’t have asked for anything better. Just a mention for the lovely gentleman who served us as he was very busy but still made us very welcome Voir le carte

Molly and Tim were amazing hosts both were very welcoming. The restaurant vibe was relaxed and chilled and the food was delicious. I would honest recommend this restaurant to anyone, we sat outside for the evening and caught the last of the Cornish sun. The surf and turf is a must have!

As we usually visit Polperro in November or December, most places are closed for the winter so we’ve not had the opportunity to eat here. It was open this evening so we decided to give it a try. We were not disappointed at all. The food we had was freshly cooked and very tasty. I had chicken fajitas which were amazing, my husband had cod and chips which were delicious too. One of the few places which serve REAL chips not frozen ones. Dog friendly too which is a bonus as we took our golden retriever

On a last min holiday to North Cornwall we decided to head to the South Coast a visit Polperro. It wasn’t too busy and after walking around the Harbour we needed lunch so we went here and we’re not disappointed. Excellent paninis and sandwiches. The sandwiches were served on thick cut fresh granary bread with masses of filling, we couldn’t want for better. Our lunch was good value. The service was efficient, polite and friendly. If we were in the area we’d definitely come here again for a bite to eat. Voir le carte

We called in for a light, late lunch but we weren’t impressed. It was such a shame as we had visited exactly two years before (to the day) had a lovely lunch with our family. On this occasion I had a pint of San Miguel my partner a half of cider, then I had a Cornish pasty which came with fries a side salad. The pasty filling was tasty but I got the impression it had been in a microwave as the pastry was a little moist. My partner had a fish finger sandwich on granary which she clearly didn’t enjoy. The bill was £29.

Lovely looking Resturant with nice outside seating. We ordered our meals and alarm bells started ringing when all you could hear was the pinging of a microwave. When the food arrived the lasagna top was burnt and you needed a chisel to get into it. One of the meals had peas on it if you could call them peas again overcooked in microwave. To say it was a one off the 2nd lasagna ordered was the same the only meal that’s was passable was the fajitas. When asked if the meal was ok my partner said no both lasagnas were awful to which the waiter replied ohh were they. A good chef would not of sent them out. Such a shame for a prime location.

This place was busy on the Saturday but we managed to get in for breakfast on the Sunday. We ordered 2 big breakfasts and coffees. We did ask for poached eggs and were met with a very strange expression. The waiter explained that he didn’t think the chef could do that. I nearly asked if chef new how to boil water but held my tongue. The table behind us had requested proper butter for their toast instead of sachets provided (not sure why). The waitress advised them to walk to the local shop and buy some! The shop didn’t open for another 40 minutes but this response was so comical I didn’t correct her. Surely, the waitress could’ve asked why the provided butter wasn’t acceptable (allergies/die... Voir le carte