A great little pub just situated in the right place so that I could be left there while off she…read moretrotted to another twenty shops selling exactly the same thing but in another building. I got sat outside in this little suntrap and enjoyed three or four beers from a great selection of beers, I had a look at the menu and this looked like is did a great selection of Pub food.

I would give it a 4.5 if I could but a few niggling things keep me from giving it five stars. First…read morethe good --. Starter of mouclade, which is mussels (out of the shell) in a very nice sauce. Only complaint is I would have a liked a piece of bread to enjoy the sauce. --. Main was the Sunday roast, with Cornish beef. One of the better roasts I have had. The meat was nice and pink, not over cooked. Potatoes were the star, crispy but not greasy. I also loved the gravy, clearly did not come from a mix. I felt the Yorkshire pudding was also excellent, again not from a mix. Broccoli and cauliflower, much better than your typical Sunday roast. Cabbage was not particularly thrilling but good to use up the rest of the gravy. Where it fell down a little was service. After being seated and getting our drinks, took 35 minutes to have our order taken (had to ask not once but twice). The servers were incredibly nice and friendly but such a wait is not acceptable, especially at 2:30 pm when we are quite hungry. Also charged for an extra coke (did not realize it until we were home), probably because I had to order the second one twice. If they can get their service fixed, easily five star food.

Congratulations to the new owners of The Victoria Inn.....it looks great, and we had such a…read morepersonal warm welcome on the first evening that the restaurant was open only two weeks ago, after recent renovations. It is such an historic, atmospheric and welcoming place to visit, and it was a lovely experience. The food is excellent and exquisitely prepared and served, with a very personal touch from the professional and friendly staff. Whether you are local residents or welcome visitors, The Victoria Inn is a place to remember and return to. We will be back! Philip and Kate Shaw, Relubbus, Penzance

Had the fish and chips. The food was good. The service was also good. The servers acted as a team…read moreto take care of everyone. We didn't have reservations and were seated, no problem, but I would recommend booking during busy months.

The Cutty Sark has a very comfortable/attractive bar and restaurant; the staff were super friendly…read moreand attentive, the food was excellent (pan fried mackerel was huge, fresh and tasty), the cashew nut, chickpea and mushroom curry was really delicious... We would definitely return - good value and large portions enough to share along with top notch service.

This is a super little pub in the village just outside of Penzance. A good menu means that it is…read moreperfect for lunch for couples enjoying a day on the nearby beach in summer (the beach is about 2 minutes away), or an evening meal in winter times. They have an outside area for eating when the weather allows, and the menu is varied. Something to cater for most palates, and reasonable prices. The bar is quite large, with a separate room to eat in if you wish. Friendly staff, a nice place to go for a pint or a meal too.

Star inn, crowlas - 5…read more This is a fantastic pub, a contender for my favourite in the entire south west. The pub is a lovely old style pub. They serve very reasonable priced beer from a Penzance brewery, that I have never come across anywhere else. I thought the regular bitter was top notch, but then the 'potion 9' was a 10! There were some other interesting looking beers there too...I could have stayed a lot longer. Doesn't serve food, doesn't need to....if you get peckish there is a fish and chip shop just a few doors down. The local bus goes right past..that is really the only way to get here.

I feel a bit guilty for even yelping a place that's near such beauty, such paradise…read more.. Not that there are many other pubs in the area, but of course I loved being here. A real-life, down-to-earth Cornish pub, with great drinks, live music (sometimes), and comfortable atmosphere. There's a pool table and a nice little garden in the back, for when the weather's nice. Just a yankee's humble review of a little slice of Cornwall. Can't wait to be in the area again!

Staying in a B&B close by we went in for a meal this evening…read moreAlthough there were only 3 other cars in the car park we were amazed at the friendly welcome and great choice of food All very well presented and delicious. Also very resonably priced Everywhere lovely and clean and no sticky tables we so often find in pubs. Well done and thank you for a very enjoyable meal and drinks

We like to stop here on our walks along the coast. Staff are friendly, courteous and helpful, but…read morewith dated decor and the old man at the end of the bar (who's still there every year we visit), it's had better days. Great views of St Michael Mount can be seen from the dining area and food is OK.