Possibly the best pub in Cornwall. run by Usha and Gary, who are very friendly and welcoming. The…read moreroasts are top notch too!

Lovely indian food and very friendly attmosphere. Great folk singing the night Iwent.read more

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.

King Arthur's Meadery is in Budock Vean , just at the bottom of the hill on the left, parking…read moreacross the road on the right. They have the exact same menu/drinks/ furnishings etc as the Redruth Meadery, the full menu can be found at - http://www.cornishmead.co.uk They serve groups really well and the place is laid out just like a medieval eating hall, with twisting stairs, big round tables and tall back chairs. Lots of red's and yellows. The menu's pretty standard for these places, chicken in the rough, fried fish, ribs and loads of chips. The starter's are really big and are easily shared such as garlic mushrooms and the jalapeño bites which taste great. The foods all well priced along with the drinks, it's worth trying the authentic mead as well though watch your head in the morning! The staff are all dressed to "historical" standards and are all friendly, if you ask nicely they'll sort some mead out to take home, they also offer a takeaway service. Great for taking the kids too, really recommended.

Now under new management , went there tonight with my children , fantastic food and service . very…read moredifferent menu from what people are use to .but I'd like to say its definatly a change for the better . and very good value for money . would most definitely keep going back x miss c wills

A pub with a fantastic eagle eye view over Falmouth I wouldn't have fancied carrying a boat up…read morehere! Real ales are mostly Skinners fare good pint of Betty Stoggs. Lagers are varied but a good pint of 'star' is always nice. Very wide selection of spirits behind the bar, informal contemporary feel with bench seating and a real fire always a bonus. Bar staff are courteous and efficient. Good area for the 'social pariahs' with heaters and seating. Never tried the food so can't comment. Had extensive works to increase seating inside and much better now that the toilets have had a revamp. Good pub with a good buzz of conversation keeping it lively but not belting. Well worth a visit.

This pub was recommended by another business owner in Falmouth when we were looking for a…read moretraditional pub in town. We were originally going to go the prince of Whales but were directed here instead. Unfortunately, this is not actually what we were expecting as this was a restaurant serving anything but traditional pub food. We were pretty disappointed but decided to stay anyway as we'd hiked up to the top of the hill and it was getting late. The chicken schnitzel and greens in marmite butter were delicious. However the charred fish was extremely bony and not very nice. The freshly made ice cream was ridiculously good as was the service, views, and cozy ambiance.

We came here for dinner. The food was fresh and the beer selection good. Service was A+.read more