Absolutely fantastic pub. Situated right by the beach and local duck pond its a fantastic place to…read moreend a walk with the kids! They have a huge beer garden with childrens play equiptment and big umbrellas to keep the sun off smaller children at the table. The food at this pub is fantastic with a wide choice but I have yet in many years of going there ever had anything other than completely mouth watering hot food! The pub inside is small but with an extension that has made it that little bit bigger to fit more people in, and its a typical old cornish pub with the fireplace, wooden beams etc etc! The staff are very friendly and helpful, and overall I would recommend this pub to anyone and everyone, its child friendly but lively at night and the food is to die for!

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!

Classic pub and hotel combo in a cute seaside town. It was a lovely overnight stay with a good…read moresized breakfast. It was storming outside, so we had a great view of the water, wind, and the overall mess of things. Service was excellent as well

Cosy pub/restaurant/inn right by Falmouth docks. There's a nice, warm fireplace in the pub, with…read moreseating inside and numerous picnic tables outside. The restaurant is right up the stairs with its own dining area. I stayed in 1 of their 6 boutique rooms with a harbor view and it was contemporary with seaside vibes. Highly suggest staying here in the heart of town. It also came with a free, hot breakfast.

After a hard days work in a smelly, dusty, marquee with an amazing sea view I was taken out to this…read moredusty, old pub with an amazing sea view. What a treat! and I'm not even joking. It was a treat. This is an amazingly nice and comfy pub. The inside is dark and cool on a hot day, with low ceilings, oak furniture and model boats in glass cases everywhere. The outside seating has the typical wooden benches with umbrellas, but goes all the way down the pier, so you sit nearly in the water. Ok, at low tide it's more algae than anything else, but the view is still stunning. The menu is very nice and offers Cornish specialities of seafood, fish pie and lobster plus the usual of steak and burgers. All the things I tried - from starters to side to main to dessert - I was eating stuff off everyone's plate - were delicious and everyone loved it without a doubt. A real treat!

Decent restaurant. We ordered food at around 1:30 and it was out by around 2:15 which wasn't too…read morebad considering the amount of people at the pub. However, the fish and chips were average. The batter was pretty much tasteless and the fish was ok. The beer and cider was great and I highly recommend the berry cider that I had. The rest of my family that had the burgers thought they were very good and it has a lovely pier that you can eat on. The service was close to decent but we constantly saw waiters coming out looking confused and looking for people and tables that weren't there. Not bad.

Very friendly and thoroughly unpretentious local, serving real ales and food with a garden at the…read morerear, overlooking the Tresillian River. Although it's on a busy main road, the pub looks like something you'd find in a village: dating from the 17th Century (possibly earlier), and appropriately thatched, the interior is cosy with a tiny gar areas and two eating areas (again both pretty cosy). The decor is very traditional - copper topped tables and patterned carpets with photographs and maritime memorabilia. They serve a full range of alcoholic and soft drinks, with three ales in tap. There's a good menu - all good, unpretentious pub grub, freshly cooked to order and with (very) generous portions. We had ham, egg & chips, and a leek and potato cheesy bake with salad and garlic bread. That and a pint of Doom Bar came to under £24. We would love to have tried out the pudding menu but didn't have room, but saw some amazing ice cream sundaes being consumed at neighbouring tables. Parking is at the rear by the garden and river, accessed by a challengingly narrow lane. There's also a small covered outdoor area at the rear.

very nice local with friendly staff, and a good beer selection…read more Major plus side is the sheltered tables in the outside space behind the pub, away from the road. Even better, there a two picnic tables a bit further away, in the grass, by the river. A very bucolic setting!

I enjoyed our dinner at the Dolphin. The menu had a lot of promising options. Everything was hot,…read morefresh, and tasty. My friend ordered the fish chowder. Mmm, that was good. I got the fish and chips, which is always a good choice. Someone else at the table got the chicken wings. I'd avoid that as it's the only dish that didn't have a hearty portion. The service was fine as was the ambiance. I'd go there again. .... and I hear the place is haunted. I didn't see any ghosts, but... lol

Fish and chips were fresh and so tasty. They had a non alcoholic cocktail list which a I loved…read more Cute outdoor seating if it's a nice day. Service was maybe a little slow.

This little pub rests conveniently on a walking route back from the Lizard. It's a bit unassuming…read moreand easy to look over with the characteristic blackboard sign outside with quirky witicisms trying to draw hungry hikers through their door. It's easy to walk past it, very easy in fact. And if you're one to judge a book by the cover then you might be hesitant to try this pub. What drew me into the pub was a small white menu posted outside their cream colored pub - a questionable move but either way I glanced and it and saw something called the "Nemo Burger." It was a breadcrumb battered fish fillet with gherkins, and salad between two ciabatta buns. I ordered it happily thinking I would get a fairly decent sized burger but instead the monstrosity they placed in front of me would have sufficed for at least a small family. The only way to describe it was a fish and chip sized fillet in between two slender ciabatta buns. My husband ordered the fish and chips , which were of an equally sizable portion and ate his without giving me a taste (rude). When we went it was not a particularly nice day, that is to say, it was awful. It was blustery, with a biting wind, and spitting rain as the cherry on top. After a fairly lengthy and very cold coastal walk sauntering into this little pub, being sat next to a warm fire, and eating this amazing feast was the perfect way to end the day. The price of the food was a bit pricey, the total cost for food and tea for both my husband and I came to £35 but for the amount of food we received it was well worth it. He servers were extremely attentive though we were the only diners in at the odd hour and our food came quickly. So if you find yourself at the Lizard, tired after a long day of walking I would recommend getting a pint, warm food, and resting your weary feet here.

A very friendly and slightly unusual local pub - it used to be a restaurant, and still does…read moreexcellent food and has a couple of good local real ales on permanently.

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.