We were planning on going somewhere else for dinner but as we drove past this wonderful place we…read moredecided that we will go in for a drink and to look at the menu. What can I say?! I had BBQ ribs which were AMAZING the sauce was like I have never tasted before, the ribs chunky and full of meat unlike most ribs you get. and all of this for just over £8. The best pub food I have ever had.

Never thought a pub meal could be as satisfying as that! Really impressed! We were prepared for the…read moretourist prices and tourist sized meals, what we got was a feast. Delicious, home cooked mouthwatering fare! I had seafood platter with a mound of local crab, smoked mackerel, piles of prawns and tasty hot scampie. £14.50 which I felt was really reasonable considering the the size and how fresh it was. Even the side salad was lovely, not the typical sprig on the side. Tourists mixed with locals in an easy atmosphere a stones throw from the beach. It's a must.

In Winter when you find a pub opened in this area of the UK, you feel very lucky!…read more It was a cute little pub to get ourself warmed and something to eat. They serve classic, cheap comfort food which was what we were looking for in this cold weather. Both pies were very good, especially the fish pie, onions rings were ok. The best dish was for sure their homemade brownie served warm with some ice cream on top.

The Logan Rock Inn is very popular, so you must have a reservation - however our experienced was…read morepretty poor and we are, quite frankly, surprised at some of the reviews! We had very mixed service and distinctly average food; one of us had the veggie bean burger (allegedly with salad) which was absolutely awful - it looked like it was a frozen burger straight out of a packet :-( There wasn't any fresh salad with it at all - it was some limp lettuce and a slice of tomato in the burger bun. This is pretty poor in this day and age as a vegetarian offering! The fish and chips were slightly better but nothing special. We assume the popularity is more to do with location than the quality of the food, attention to detail, presentation or the service. To make matters worse, we had asked the lady behind the bar when she took our dinner order if they still had sticky toffee pudding (as it was on the specials board) and she said yes, there was lots of it left so we wouldn't have a problem. By 7pm when we had finished dinner and tried to order dessert she looked blankly at us and said they didn't have any left. We thought she was joking as she had known we would be ordering it. Anywhere else would likely have asked us earlier if we still wanted it once she knew it was running low (bearing in mind we were sitting at the tiny table directly next to the bar)....or even better she might have reserved a piece each for us as all 3 of us had said we would like it). To be honest, with the awful veggie burger and frozen packet chips it might have been a godsend that they had run out of sticky toffee pudding. It would probably would have been just as disappointing! We would definitely not recommend and would not return.

Rustic pub in the true Cornish sense. Great ales, open fires and a hardworking set of locals…read more You'll make friends here.

I had the home made burger on a tiger bap with chunky chips and an eccentric side salad…read more Just what the doctor ordered, best burger I've had in ages. Not some anaemic pattie but a right beefy, tasty morsel and worthy of a big thumbs up. I'm stuffed and finally ready for the night ahead. Didn't try the ales as I'm on business and driving. Look good though. I'd come back no problem and recommend it too..

Fabulous quaint pub tucked away in the beautiful Cornish countryside …read more We stayed in the beautiful attached cottages and enjoyed going to the pub during our stay. Beautiful pint of Guinness and great staff. We ate one night and thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Highly recommend a visit to this hidden Cornwall gem . Thankyou for the great hospitality.

Cracking pub well worth a detour. Perfect pint and tons of history like the slate cottages at the…read morerear.

Good pub atmosphere with excellent food & service. Nice selected menu offering good local produce…read more Now got to wait a year until we can go back!

A nice country style old world pub located in the tiny quainty and picturesque Cornish fishing…read morevillage called Cadgwith. Great service, great ciders and ales on tap. We sat outside on their patio area, even in December. My son ordered their regular sized burger which incidentally was massive, which comes with a side of chunky chips. It was a really good burger. Worth a visit.

First time in Padstow and we made the right choice in staying at this hotel/Pub, food, breakfast…read moreis first class, the service from the entire team is second to none and one you would expect from a 5 Star hotel...will be booking again for next year.

We always visit the Golden Lion when we're in Padstow as I believe it is the best pub with a good…read moreselection of ales and largers.

A really good, solid, real ale, old world pub set in the heart of st Ives windy, cute streets. I…read morewas allowed to sample three local ciders before deciding on what I wanted. Lovely old world pub with mismatched chairs, friendly staff and beams and beers mats aplenty dotted on the walls. My husband and I were there with a bottle of red for a few hrs. My daughter joined us and she sampled a Rosie cider. We were happy.. a lovely locals pub. Come n stop a while...

Castle Inn is a superior real ale pub in the centre of St. Ives, just a short walk from its popular…read moreharbour. Like many community pubs it doesn't look like much from outside, but the place is fairly elaborate and its rough, dark wood décor exudes the atmosphere of real local history. The range of hand-pumped real ales is far above average for St. Ives, and unlike many other establishments in the town it is not affiliated with or owned by St. Austell Brewery. As a result the beer selection offers real variety. They offer live music events on a regular basis, and it is one of those places where locals and tourists mix. Recommended.

Set in a small Cornish village this is everything you would expect from a village pub. I was part…read moreof 50 man strong stag party that descended on this small pub on a Saturday night and so I feel that they deserve a good review for how well they handled it! The inside is small and comfortable, with a low ceiling and varied seating. There's one widescreen TV for the football and a large projector that can descend for a big occasion like an England World Cup game - as was the case when we were there. The food is excellent - proper Cornish pasties were provided for our large group - and there is a good selection of local ales and ciders. There's also a really great outside area which leads directly to a massive field. It was a really great place to sit as the sun was setting. If I have one complaint it's the prices. This is a small village in Cornwalll, not Central London, yet a round of drinks for four people will set you back a rather astonishing £15. And that's just beer and cider.

not in penzance quite as suggested but in rural idyll pendeen. this is one of two pubs located up…read morethe hill from boscaswell estate in the main village of pendeen. its a welcoming pub with regular events like pub quiz, and has a very rustic charm. youre likely to find weathered locals and city escapees in this one, but thats the appeal in some ways. sweet frontage and i seem to recall the facility of an attached campsite on its grounds. this, if accurate, i would recommed, but the pub a strong yes.