Food, service and atmosphere were all great and just what a Jamaican in Cornwall was looking for on…read morea cold winters night. I had the white bait starter and lamb shank main. Delicious. Wine list not very extensive but after all it is a pub and the beer selection and spirit offerings made up for it. Make sure to call for a reservation on weekends as is a popular spot. Enjoy!

Delicious food. Lovely old world pub. Friendly staff…read more However 2nd visit and at both visits we felt hurried through our meal for other people walking in and wanting the table and staff blatantly telling new people our table would be free soon despite the fact we had not finished main meal or had dessert. No offer of coffee as they wanted the table and we were asked to move to the bar. The table had been booked in advance and was a way for 3 friends to meet and have a chat. I did not expect to be hurried or moved. All could have been solved by a sign put outside saying all tables for food were full. For thus reason I won't be going again despite the delicious food!

This pub served up a very good pint of Betty Stogs (the other beer Cornish Knocker has just run…read moreout), but didn't really feel very welcoming to a wandering stranger such as myself. The pub seemed to be full of vacant but attractive blondes, their vaguely threatening looking men folk and their children running amok (one got his head stuck in the pool table!).

New Management last year, Lee and Char are great hosts and have really turned this place around,…read morejust opened the restaurant again this month, can't wait to go and try it, live music and loads going on every week, worth checking out

Try the sunday roast, you won't be disappointed! Fantastic value for money. Lovely food. Friendly…read moretoo.

We visited on Saturday late afternoon after walking down from Gwelan Mor and having a walk on the…read morebeach. We grabbed some pints of the local beer and cider and sat outside on the trestle tables in the beer garden. I would recommend the Cornish Gold Cyder - soft, refreshing, deceptively easy to drink, just watch out when you stand up! Doombar and St Austell beers are also served, and good. We also ordered some food - just chips and some bread and olives to keep hunger pangs at bay. Chips were chunky hand cut chips and pretty good. Bread rolls were served warm with olive oil and balsamic, a dish of green pitted olives and a side salad. When we were there they were playing live music inside the pub and outside there were hordes of kids enjoying the play area. A great little family pub.

I've eaten here many times, and never had a bad meal. I can truly recommend this pub which is close…read moreto the beach and sits in the village of Portreath. The pub is comfortable with a conservatory where you can eat together with a really nice restaurant area.

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

It's been my regular watering hole since I was 18. I'm 60 now so it must be good!…read moreLocals mostly friendly, beer cellar one of the best and pool table top quality. I've now had to introduce my 19 year old son to the 'Trefusis experience'! Andy P.

An extension of the home. Good beer choice and always made felt welcome. One of the top pubs in…read moredruth.

Fantastic in every way. A real homely atmosphere, varied menu, friendly and welcoming staff, child…read morefriendly, somewhere to park and even good quality camping facilities provided. This pub is situatted beside Stithians Lake and has a reasonable sized car park. It's in a rural location so you need your own transport to get there but it's definitely worth a visit. The food is reasonably priced and is always delicious, there are also plenty of vegetarian options. The battered mushrooms stuffed with stilton are a must.

This appears to be a charming locals pub a short walk from central Redruth. There are a couple of…read moredartboards and a space for live entertainment at the weekend. Beerwise there was only 1 choice, but at least it was interesting one. The Spingo Ales Jubilee IPA was a decent pint and was the first time I had encountered this brewery that I have heard quite a lot about. Why why why play the radio in a pub? Radio is something you listen to when you are getting ready in the morning or on a car journey when the conversation has dried up. It sucks all atmosphere from the room.

Very cool place to hang out , have a beer and the food is great ! Has a very beachside vibe going onread more

This is the best bar on the planet. Very friendly and always partying. A great place to meet up and…read morethem move on to the driftwood or the aggie. The Live nights are just cool. also the food is top notch. If you heading there at the weekend get there early to get a table