Covid19 restrictions lifted but some pubs, thank goodness, still put in some limitations. The Ship…read morebeing one of these pubs. Euro on TV this night so places were limited. At the door the young man said he would find us a table but not near the screen. I just wanted a few pints so it was no problem. Table service was very quick and friendly. Contactless payment. All perfect. A great old fashioned pub. Loved it.

Traditional, unreformed pub food. Fun and tolerant family atmosphere but the food just did not rise…read moreto the occasion. But then, perhaps the fault of those in our party whom ventured beyond the traditional pub fare. Best for an ale and a light snack rather than dinner.

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.

Boats and the estuary outside, nice wooden beams and old pictures around inside. Tribute, Bucket of…read moreBlood and Dartmoor inside mewell just Tribute actually. Very drinkable. Lovely setting. They were playing Magic FM. I don't mind the music but the talking on the radio is annoying in a pub setting and the adverts even more so.

Good selection of beers and ales. The food was piping hot, very good quality and large portions…read more Staff were attentive and only more than pleased to offer advice and help when needed.

Cornish oysters were dead. Went to the bathroom and spit up. Hoping for no overnight furtherance…read more Curry was good, scampi was terrible. Complained to new server as (original server) was no longer visible. She removed oysters and gratuity from bill as was appropriate. Sadly, the pub feels now like a factory. Though not locals, we come to Constantine Bay, Cornwall annually and tout its virtues and beauty to all. We have eaten here, as our local, many times, and enjoy the history and indeed the RStein international story. Tonight was an eye-opener that this legacy is not being maintained. Cornish Arms will not be recommended or visited again.

People were queuing out the door and waiting for tables inside, so we hoped for more. We were…read morerelegated to an outdoor table, which quickly became too cold to sit at. Went for a family dinner and drove from Port Isaac, not sure it was worth it. Prices were average and so was the food. My sausage and mash was nothing special, although hot and filling. However, there is a good range of local beers as well as more widely available brands. Service from bar staff was good, but the back up from the waiting staff was poor. We also had to wait 40 mins after main course and chase up twice before our desert arrived (which we ordered at the same time as the main). At one point I was told by one waitress that the kitchen "we're quite grumpy tonight" and did I want to cancel and get a refund! Must do better!

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!

Food was a 10. Service was a 3. Ambiance a 7. Not really…read moresure who was supposed to be serving us but we struggled to have what we needed but made do asking multiple times for what we needed and being ignored mostly. I still give four stars because the food was delicious, even if we did have to eat our ice cream with our knives and forks because "all the spoons are dirty" on a not so busy Thursday evening. Oh well, entertaining anyway and we made the best of it all.

The "Crab and Lobster" of Port Isaac, Red Lion has a classic British pub feel. Stop in for a pint…read moreafter a nice walk about or anytime for a great lunch and/or dinner. My husband and I both went to enjoy the classic fish and chips for dinner and were amazed at the size of the fish we got! One piece was definitely enough, and I especially loved adding the vinegar for a bit of tang.  The chips were served hot and crispy and in the right amount. There's seating on multiple floors, including a small outdoor patio area that fills up fast, but the main floor is bright and cozy, and the bartenders were very friendly and engaging. Since there aren't a ton of restaurants in Port Isaac, there's a good chance you will find yourself here. Enjoy it! The drink, the food and the people are amazing and make you feel welcome.

A lovely pub setting, proper dark wooden beams across the ceiling. You know what I'm talking about…read more the best kind of place to have a drink. Wish they'd offer a bit more choice than Doom Bar. OK its local but even London is saturated with the stuff. It was in good condition though, I will concede them that. Careful not to tread on the dog near the bar!

This is a bad place all around. In addition to serving me frozen prawns, they brought me the wrong…read morefood, which I had already paid for. When asked to get a refund, they said no. The elusive manager never appeared, while the rather "well fed" waitress claimed to do management duties, which she did not. The due refund was not much, just £3.50, but it shows you how horribly service oriented they are. I say avoid at all costs. Go across the street. Much better!

This is a pleasant large St Austell pub centrally located in Truro. Music selection was very…read moregood...to my taste anyway. Just 2 beers, but if you don't like either Tribute or Proper Job what is wrong with you? Has a conservatory and even a beer garden for the allergy free!

I recently ate at the William IV with a group of friends for a birthday dinner and it was…read moredelicious. The volcanic hot stones menu is great and provides a very entertaining meal! You get a hot (very hot!) slab of rock to cook your own food on, whether you fancy a bit of steak, chilli beef, vegetables or sea food. There is also a good selection of more traditional food (shepherd's pie, burger, sausage and mash, etc.). The food was served quickly after we had ordered and I don't think there was a plate that wasn't completed cleaned! Yum. The loos are brill - the best hand driers ever! Don't think I'm weird - just try them and you'll see what I mean.