The Wheelhouse Family Restaurant — Restaurant in England

Came here as a tourist two weeks ago, and got the full English breakfast they served. It came 20 minutes after we ordered which we didn’t mind too much. The black pudding was not ready yet and was served a few minutes later which I saw was a bit unorganised but at least they made the effort.

From where I was sat I had a clear view into the kitchen and was not pleased to see the bloke who was clearly quite greasy and dirty walk over to us to say this; ‘sorry but I have been cooking for the last 2 and a half hours and I need a cigarette break’. Lovely. I’ve always been a non-smoker but I don’t think anyone would like to hear that being said especially when your food is already half done.

The tatted and pierced up girl who was no older that 25, who served us was incredibly rude. We was talking to someone in the cafe who we saw beforehand, and mid conversation swept over to us to simply say ‘you want two pots of tea, or just a large one’. I can’t verbally describe me and my fathers thoughts at what she did but to say we were disappointed would be an understatement.

My last objection is that we had ordered scones when ordering the breakfasts which was indeed supposed to come after the breakfasts were served, but instead it was arrived when the unprepared black pudding came out. I even came to the conclusion that this was a real life rendition of Basil Fawlty’s Fawlty Towers Hotel.

I would just avoid this restaurant as it clearly has a lot of knowledge on disorganisation and customer dissatisfaction, the chavy and thick minded waitress covered in tats and piercings was enough to put me off excluding the fact that she was rude and very...

After a long walk from Looe, this small family restaurant was a lucky find especially that some of other places were closed at 3pm on Monday until later in the afternoon. We were warmly welcomed, well fed and helped with some taxi phone numbers recommendations. Portions are generous and prices are reseasonable. Menu has good and varied options including some vegetarian dishes and all day breakfast. We had eggs, veg sausages and chips; ham and eggs and chips and filo pastry prawns. We were all happy with our food. Apart from soft drinks, they have a few...

Beautiful welcome from staff. Very nice, cozy little restaurant with gorgeous decor. Loved the experience I had at this establishment. Ordered scones, with jam and clotted cream. They were out of this world and the scones were a little hot, very yummy and fresh. Cream was amazing too. Totally recommend this place for a quick stop over for indulging these beauties. They even offered us free tea with the scones purchased....