A solid 3 for this 'spoons. Looks like a fairly typical example of their pubs, serving decent food…read moreand beer at more than reasonable prices. Not overly impressed by the toilets here though. With my Moroccan meatballs I enjoyed a pint of a Skinners seasonal beer. In fact most of the beers were local, which is a real plus in this part of the world. Named after the place overseas mail was handled between the 17th and mid 19th centuries. Falmouth had the leading packet station.

A Wetherspoons. I know you know what they're like. Cheap food but decent. Lots…read moreOf choice for drinks. Curry Thursdays? Maybe. Watch out for student nights! Thursdays, Saturdays and Mondays.

Haven't I been to enough pubs in London (300+ at the last Qype count I saw) to not expect to have…read moreto visit them when I am on holiday too? Didn't find much to recommend in this small well located pub, the Betty Stogs was far too warm, greatly detracting from the enjoyment of the beverage.

Relatively colourful and fun locals pubread more

Fantastic food and drinks. The staff is super friendly and fast! You can built your own burger or…read morehave some traditional food. The system is simple order at the bar and get drinks and cutlery, then get the food when it's ready. I really enjoyed the great outside area and the many tables to choose from. It's very casual!

This seems to be the pub to eat at in Par. Lovely looking…read morepub with a very interesting food menu featuring lots of specials including a different curry every night. I had a hot burger and it was rather delicious. I was just a little disappointed with the beer selection. Devon Dumpling by Bays you don't see everywhere, but London Pride and in particular Doom Bar you really do. I knowI'm too fussy. I didn't even notice the boat under the bar. That is pretty cool.

The Tinners Arms is a grade 2 listed traditional Cornish pub in Zennor dating back to 1271. The…read morename is derived from the tinners, with records of tin extraction in the area dating back to Tudor times. D.H. Lawrence stayed for a fortnight in the pub in 1916. The pub sign pictures a tin miner at work, testimony to its origins. It is the only pub in the village. From here are wonderful coastal works where you can find the dramatic Cornish coastline.

My daughter mentioned the little village of Zennor, so, seeing a sign, we decided to visit. In this…read moresmall community we found a quaint pub, The Tinners Arms, so naturally decided to stop for a swift half (or two). Lovely interior and, luckily on this hot day, a beautiful garden full of greenery and hanging baskets of colourful flowers. The perfect place for that quick 'half'. My partner saw, as we arrived, a place for the Cornish Cream Tea which we decided to visit BUT then we saw the delectable meals and nibbles that were being brought out of the kitchen of the pub. Seeing beer mugs full of 'shell on' prawns, she decided to forego the cream tea. She went in the pub to order and before she had returned, the cutlery arrived followed, a few minutes later by the prawns with fresh local bread, butter and a small dish of mayo. The prawns were jammed into the mugs, to its full capacity. You can't beat the friendly, fast, service. I jokingly said to the server that I thought it very unfair that they walked past each table with the various plates of food making the taste buds salivate. He answered that we should have taken a table around the corner then we wouldn't have seen the food. Laughing. Great pub. Looking forward to a repeat visit some time in the future.

This pub has a nice location near the front and a couple of Skinners beers to refresh you as well…read moreas the more famous Cornish ales. Does feel a bit uncomfortable and pokey in its layout mind you. Named after the mine I guess.

The Twyarnhayle in Perranporth is another of those Pub Pub's, big screen TV playing sports all day,…read morelagers on tap, carvery on sundays and plenty of outdoor seating for in the summer, its just off the carpark through the town. It's a friendly enough place and we usually go in for a hot baguette and chips after a long walk across the beach, the food is well priced tastes good enough. They sometimes have bbq's and grills in a small outdoor booth in the summer when it's warmer that serve drinks and cocktails to really lose those sunday afternoons.

One of the main night stops in Helston that is open to the small hours, normally three o'clock in…read morethe morning on the weekends. The Beehive is a very popular night venue that is free! Yes free!! Long and narrow this place certainly does get busy at both the bar and the small dancers pole fitted dance floor. The bar is stocked with a variety of beverages, spirits and bottled alcoholic beverages are the choice the punters mainly due to the numbers that frequent this venue. There is an additional overflow facility if it does get too busy with fun and reliable staffs that are very helpful.

This pub would do a lot worse if it wasn't for its location. Imagine a Wetherspoonsesque pub, that…read moredoesn't serve real alein the middle of nowhere with an arcade inside.lots of children running around. Sounds awful doesn't it? But then add an outside areaand.oh go on, put it on a clifftop with a view over sand, sea and coastline. Watch the sun go down with a drink of cider in your hand, sea breeze cooling your face. Is there any better feeling in the world? So I am understandably torn by this place as it is both awful and sublime. In the end this pub is well worth visiting for the view.

Great location and some of the meals are pretty reasonable and good value.However this is balanced…read moreout by the fact you get charged £4.25p for a bottle of Newcastle Brown.It is almost impossible to have a quiet drink what with the arcade and the chance of being accosted by a Haven rep dressed up as a bear.That said,if that's your thing then you will go along way to find another pub in Cornwall so beautifully situated.

Well it's been along time since I came to visit on my travels but pleased to say there's been no…read morechange in the friendliness and quality of the ales and the authentic feel of a pub that's been open for hundreds of years.

Lovely beer, nice staff and I also love the fact that it's so friendly. Love it yeahhhhhhhread more