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What an awesome little club for Helston nice and cheap but not a cheaply looking place win winread more

Came out to go somewhere else and ended up here as the other place was fully booked…read more Lovely food, great service, good beer.

Probably the most popular public house in Helston where many a pub crawl starts but never…read morefinishes!! The pub itself is a cosy affair that offers a wide variety of alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages along with typical pub snacks that includes crisps and nuts. Entertainment is mainly from the numerous televisions that offers live football and rugby almost daily. The weekend's sees some local bands play that are often well backed amongst the locals. Out the back of the pub there is an extensive beer garden that offers undercover seating with optional heating. There is even a small play area for children!!

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.

Situated in the Market Town of Helston, the Red Lion is a popular public house within the town that…read moreoffers drinks both alcoholic and non-alcoholic and a limited range of hearty pub grub. Centrally located and much quieter than the majority of the similar typed venues within the town, the 'Red Fred' is worth a visit if you are looking for a venue where you can sit and chat in good company. Recently refurbished, the pub is a very clean venue that on occasion offers periodic entertainment in the form of live bands and karaoke evenings. The bar is well stocked with real ale, continental lagers and spirits to meet all needs.

Good food and good company. Best pub in Cornwall, I reckon and I should know. I've been to a few…read more Ask for Gerald Pengelly when you go to the bar.

Popular pub, serving above average pub food. A range of fish delivered daily from St Ives, with…read morelots of blackboard specials. Food has a simply prepared, homemade vibe.

The Ship Inn is an old pub overlooking the bay and old fishing village of Porthlevon in Cornwall…read more This has probably been frequented by pirates back in the day! Good range of Cornish beers and ciders and seating area outside on different levels to enjoy the sun.

This place is far too good for the likes of you!…read more So clear off and leave it for people like me who really appreciate the great food , ambiance, views and quality. If you insist on coming mines a pint!

I last reviewed in 2016 and frankly it's got a bit worse. Just had fish and chips for 17 quid and…read morethe fish was lacking in size to say the least. Chips good though. Had a starter as well which would probably be OK in a Tapas bar.

On the harbour front, well the name says it all, in Porthleven is this charming pub, The Harbour…read moreInn. Good selection of ales and plenty of seating outside, should the weather allow. We were fortunate enough to enjoy this. Food is second to none and the staff friendly, yet professional. A bit of advice if eating outside. Find a table with a brolly, bring the brolly down as far as you can if eating. The Reason.....lol......a couple of ladies were eating (???) a magnificent prawn sandwich. Until, a seagull swooped down and took it off the plate. The bugger then did a second run and nicked the other half. Management did replace the sandwich and the ladies ate it inside. Great pub.

This is a friendly pub that is run by a welsh couple who know how to cater for the holidaymakers…read moreand the locals that mix to make up the clientele. The beers include Doombar and a guest ale for the discerning real ale drinker. The food is standard pub fayre such as steak, lasagne, ham egg chips, curry, scampi etc, but it is done really well. For example, the sirloin that was ordered rare, really was, not medium rare as you usually get. The onion rings were the usual frozen kind though and the lasagne was tasty if lacking the expected White sauce layer. The steak is £13.95 and so at the top end of pub prices but good value all the same. All the meals are available in kids portions (rather than a separate kids menu), the children were welcome in the bar and allowed to play on the pool table too. All in all a family friendly place to finish a long day on the nearby Praa Sands beach.

Nice family owned pub in Ashton. We went here at the recommendation of the owner of our cottage. I…read moreenjoyed my fish sticks and curly fries. Salad was higher quality than I had expected in a pub. Service was friendly. My husband had a good lamb shank with mint sauce. Nothing extraordinary, fairly simple, but it worked for us. And unlike the more upscale pub down the road in Germoe, this place had a free table. More old fashioned pub atmosphere than the other place too, more comfortable. This would be the better place with children, or to play a game of pool after dinner.

Popular pub, serving above average pub food. Great sea views, with outside seating. A range of fish…read moredelivered daily from St Ives, with lots of blackboard specials. Food has a simply prepared, homemade vibe. We had burgers which seemed home made, with mustard seeds, and a whole sea bass cooked beautifully. Pud was lemon meringue pie with clotted cream. Our evening meal for two was £30, with drinks. Only pub in Porthleven serving Skinners excellent bitter.

Best place for a Sunday pint in Porthleven. Do a good roast as well…read more My father drinks there a lot so it must be good.