Love the authenticity of the surroundings. The room was charming. The food was excellent and the…read moreservice was good. I had the ham, eggs and chips my husband had steak and ale pie. The servings are huge and arrived fresh and hot. I recommend the Strawberry Pimms!

Great, friendly pub with good food, friendly service. We eat the regularly, can recommend the fish…read more& chips, mixed grill, ham egg & chips, as well as their whitebait. Just on the B3254 Bude to Launceston road. Drop in, you'll love it!!

Don't bother to go to the Red Lion by Newquay Harbour, total shambles and has lost its great vibe…read more We have been going there for the past 25 years when on holiday and always had a positive experience until today ! Now operated by youngsters standing around chatting to each other who don't have a clue .we ordered food at the bar , only 4 tables occupied (red flag as usually full) waited approx 45 mins for food when fourth table who ordered after us got there food it was apparent our order wasn't coming ! Our order on the computer didn't go through to kitchen, so the youngsters blamed that .Appalling experience, so don't waste your time and money. So disappointing as it always was our first choice for a pub meal and a chat with the locals at the bar ( none in there on a Friday night) No food specials on the board and no advertisement of future events, live music or quiz night etc.

The Red Lion is a solid, traditional-style pub & grill close to Newquay Harbour. The real ale lover…read morewill find several "cask marque"-approved hand-pumped ales, all well-kept and fresh, although the selection is a tad conventional. The spacious inside seating is divided into several areas; unfortunately, the outside ^seating provided on the ground floor level is limited and only in the back of the pub (without any view). Traditional pubs in Newquay are rather few and far between, and only a handful of them are cask-marque. Red Lion is one of the better options; what would only rate as a medium-quality pub in other, more real-ale friendly towns must rank as a superior one in cocktail-bar-focused Newquay. It is a popular place especially among older patrons (such as myself), and can get quite busy towards the late afternoon, early evening. The food on offer is superior pub grub, and my dish (grilled whitefish on beetroot, with small potatoes and a rather sad "salad" garnish) was decent but nothing to write home about. While I had drinks at the Red Lion several times during my stay I decided not to eat there again. Service was down-to-earth and friendly, if a bit rushed (the place wasn't even half-full). The meal arrived in due course though. Have a look at my photos for a better impression of the pub.

What a delightful little pub! We recently stayed in Tresparrett after our wedding for a few days…read moreand were situated just over the road from The Horseshoe which we frequented most nights. In all honesty I was expecting a little bit of a 'wicker man' vibe but the pub is populated by friendly locals and staff who are more than happy to bring you into the fold. There's a decent selection of beers and ciders including some local Sharps beers and the ever deadly Cornish Rattler cider! All the food is prepared by Pat (the landlady) who supplements a fairly extensive menu with 5 or 6 specials that change pretty frequently - everything from freshly caught fish to roast pheasant is on offer. On a Wednesday the fish and chip van rolls into this lovely little hamlet and you can place your orders at the pub and enjoy a couple of pints before either taking your dinner home or eating it there! There wasn't any music on when we were there but there was plenty of signs up advertising entertainment to keep you occupied in this sleepy little place. A cracking pub in a cracking little place, we're already planning our next trip back!

A ovely local pub with a traditional feel to it. Right on the coastal river, so you can watch…read morelittle boats whilst you're eating, or let the kids play on the tiny, pebbly beach.

From the owner: A proper Devonshire pub, the Olde Plough serves top-notch home cooked fresh food. Set in the…read morestunning Tamar Valley village of Bere Ferrers, on the banks of the River Tavy, The Olde Plough Inn dates back to the 16th Century. Once a humble collection of three silver miners' cottages, it became a pub in 1857 and is now cosy and full of character, with a wood-burning stove, exposed stonework walls, beamed ceilings and flagstone flooring, our beer garden overlooks the river & the views are extraordinary! We're really passionate about using locally sourced ingredients; all our food is freshly home-cooked using seasonal local produce: our popular daily menus of fresh local produce comes with impeccable local credentials (locals speak of our seafood-based mains in hushed tones of reverence) & are served by our very friendly & most welcoming team of staff. We specialise in providing an excellent local pint: a good range of beers & specially selected real ales, all the ales and ciders are sourced from local brewers, alongside a happy mix of customers and warmly welcoming licensees. Renowned for our live music offering & the convivial chatter, the musicians & Bands in the area often perform an intimate gig of an evening. Check out our Facebook page for information on upcoming performances and Open Mic nights.

Great service in a beautiful old pub/restaurant. Well priced home cooked style food well worth a…read morevisit

if you want good food at good pirces then you can do no…read more wrong and goes to the tree inn at stratton near bude, it an old fashion pub with plenty of history and nice cosy place by the open fire that they have going, when ever we go down to bude we normal end up thier as we know you get a good meal and service, and we benn going over 5 year now, and each time seem to get better,

Love this pub.. it dates from the 16th century..it has various cute and cosy rooms with wooden…read morebeams and a few fire places dotted here n there. Nice friendly service and a vast array of pub grub to choose from. They have specials of the day and the choices are quite adventurous. They are known for their Sunday roast dinners... I have tried them and they are fantastic. This time we ordered ham egg and chips...which hit the spot. And also the scampi, chips and peas, also good. Lots of memorabilia dotted all over the pub, Brass items, clocks etc etc...

Authentic Cornwall Pub in Launceston. Sunday lunch menu, fish and chips, steaks, meat pies,…read more and drinks, beer, wine.

We just wanted a drink and sit in the sun. It's a freehouse with a large outdoor area at the front…read moreand a bar and restaurant inside. A bit disappointing to be charged to use a debit card as my spend was under £10 for the first round. Bar food is available all day.

We decided to eat here before we moved on to another bar for the England Match…read more Be advised that dinner service doesn't begin until 6pm. We didn't realise and were hanging about for a while. The Brendon Arms is clearly very popular as lot of ables were already reserved for dinner. Worth noting that there are more tables at the back of restaurant behind the bar. We spotted a few people come in, see tables were full or reserved at the front and then leave. There is a large menu including various salads, traditional pub favourites and grills. There's also a specials board with fresh local fish dishes and other chefs specials. The battered fish and chips varies according to "the catch of the day". I ordered the West Country Ham with egg and new potatoes (£7.95). My partner ordered a burger with Davidstow Cheddar and Bacon (£6.50). There was lots of lovely hand carved ham and delicious new potatoes. My partner said his burger was homemade and really tasty. The portions were large too. My partner opted to add chips to his burger for an extra £2 and there were lots. He struggled to finish it. Although the food was great, it was really slow arriving, taking more than 35 mins to arrive - The only downside in our visit. Staff are really friendly and the waiting staff very efficient. Well worth a visit.

What a great little find! Cute place! Lovely service. Beautiful gardens. Clean bathrooms, and most…read moreimportantly, fabulous food. I wasn't expecting much, but left delighted.

From the owner: Quaint and traditional 16th century pub and restaurant on the edge of Dartmoor, offering great…read moreales, Ciders. Only 10 miles from Exeter and 15 miles from Okehampton. Only 1 minute off the A30 Devon to Cornwall road.

This is a quaint little olde worlde pub situated in the picturesque village of Berrynarbour. They…read moreserve good old fashioned pub grub here at reasonable prices. The food is good and the pub has a really nice feel to it. They also have a great family room here which has a little indoor play area for kids which is great as it keeps the little ones occupied while you get to enjoy your lunch. This is one of the nicer pubs in the Ilfracombe area and i would highly recommend it if you are looking for somewhere nice to eat.

From the owner: Ye Olde Globe is a Traditional Village Pub. Originally 3 cottages built in the 13th Century the pub…read moreis filled with Character. We serve good quality homecooked food at reasonable prices, well kept real ales and much more. We have a Pool Table, Darts Board and Skittle Alley (Winter months only), We host regular All You Can Eat Theme Nights, Serve an Excellent Sunday Roast and occasionally have Live Music, Quiz Nights, Games Nights etc.

Having visited Tintagel a few days previous we had noticed this pub and decided we would make the…read morejourney from where we were staying (nr Wadebridge) one evening for a meal. First impressions were of a lively pub filled with locals and tourists, mingling together.A couple of Tintagel real ales later we ordered their surf and turf. It arrived very quickly and the young guy serving us obviously loved his work. All 'smiles and earoles' as we say in the East End of London. The meal was brilliant. Loads of surf and the turf melted in the mouth. All this for a shockingly low price. If you are looking for good plentiful food then this pub is the 'bees knees' (haven't lived in the East End for years but you never lose it LOL).One thought for you out there with dogs.dogs are welcome in the pub.

Friendly staff, free wifi, ATM, dogs welcome,food 9-9, they even have accommodation! Perhaps a…read morelittle cheesy with the tourist bent, but the car park is reasonably priced, as is the food. Which is decently portioned traditional pub fare. They even have gluten-free options. They serve Tintagel brewery ales which are nice. This was our last stop on my Corwall birthday weekend and it was a perfect end.