This bar is just on the corner of Mutley and was refurbished some time last year. I only tend to go…read morefor the Sunday night quizzes with the quiz man! It's a pretty intense quiz night with cheesy music and challenging questions. Winner gets a jackpot and best team name gets a bottle of wine. There tends to be regulars of music, pictures and sport rounds, with a couple of other rounds chucked in for good measure. If you want a full on quiz experience this is for you, if you want a quiz on the side it is not! I personally think it is brill. Think it shows sports in the week. Drinks seem to be reasonably priced.

This is the only proper sports bar in plymouth in my view, it is loud, exciting and shows alot of…read moresport! I think the staff are friendly, the place is big so you never really get pushed around which is always something that really gets on my nerves in other places. I think the drinks are really cheap considering other places seem to of put their prices up more. here you still have drinks for £1.50 on certain ones, which i think is really good. the place is most of the time clean, although not so on the weekends. I think overall people enjoy coming here because it is something different and not the same old kind of pub.

walkabout is very busy all of the time but really only appeals to men who love sport and women and…read moregirls just go there because it's packed with men, what i don't understand is why the toilets are upstairs in here with big huge gaps in the steps to get up there, not safe! Walkabout have done a million free burger promtion which means this is busier than usual. Situated in Union street near the main clubs and pubs, ideal if you want to try a kangaroo burger with a pint of fosters

I have to disagree with the comment by munksmum. There is enough car parking for everyone providing…read moreeveryone parks appropriately, it even states this on their website. There is also another car park opposite which has ample parking should it be needed. The rates are reasonable. YOU WOULD BE HARD PUSHED TO FIND SOMEWHERE ELSE WITH A BETTER RATE CONSIDERING THE TOWN IS AN ACTUAL HOLIDAY RESORT!!! We also had a balcony room and although it was overlooking the car park area there were also views over the countryside. As for the breakfast, we couldn't complain, we were up early everyday of our stay to make the most of the surf so never missed it! The hotel also has a 4 star rating so they must be doing somehting right! Anyway, we've booked again for next year and will probally turn up for NYE also

This is a quaint hotel right in the centre of Perranporth. The price per room isn't at all cheap…read moreand this does not reflect the fact that the whole hotel is very dated. There are several staircases and no lift so be prepared. I can only comment on the room I stayed in, and though it was clean it was vey small, especially as they knew we need space to fit a travel cot. The room did have a balcony which was good but our view was just of the car park. I believe there are rooms with a sea view though. The staff were very friendly and helpful so absolutely no complaints there. Breakfast was good, however the time slot in which it was served was very short which was a little inconvenient. The hotel has a restaurant should you want to eat in, though we didn't try it. There is also a pub/bar at the front which was o.k. There is a car park and their website says it has enough room for all guests not true. There was a cycling event on while we were there and the hotel was fully booked and there certainly wasn't enough room (even if you all park blocking each other in which is what happened every night).

I went in here for the first time this weekend. I was apprehensive because I'm not into sports at…read moreall but we were looking for somewhere to grab a quick bite and I was persuaded by a friend. What can I say? Pleasantly surprised! Reasonably priced varied menu and huge portions! I can't say I would enjoy it personally during a big footie match etc - I would imagine it gets quite noisy and boisterous but if I was into sports then this would be the place I'd go! Huge TV screens and a relaxed atmosphere. Quite a few pool tables and from the glimpse of the beer garden I did see, it looked quite nice.

hi I used to actually cook in this pub when I was a student…read morein 94-97 anyone out there who was there at this time with any good memories ? the food was fantastic (the menu I mean not my cooking lol)! the landlady and landlord ray and jean were fantastic and us students mixed in well with the locals WOULD DEFINATELY RECOMMEND THIS PUBLIC HOUSE TO ANYONE !!

This pub is set on two floors the street level floor has great views overlooking the Harbour,…read moredownstairs leads to a bar and the outside seating area this is great in warm weather, they have a good selection of beers and the two for £10.00 on a selection of the food is great value for money, it tasted great too, so much so we had a meal and drinks a couple of times that week great place to people watch.

I find Kularoos alright - it is nothing special and often a place where alot of navy folk go - i…read morefind it can often be quite busy and sometimes i have been pushed by other girls trying to get to the front of the bar - the floor can sometimes get very sticky and can take an age to get served. Don't really visit here very often.

At the risk of sounding like an old fogey, its too loud!!…read moreThe bar staff cant even hear you properly when you try and order, just turning it down a decibel or 2 would make a big difference.

Nice sports bar. Lots of brew selection, including an IPA and at least 10 local ciders (at least a…read moredozen beers to choose from). I know this may sound funny; but unlike some local pubs, no one wants to start a fight. So it was very pleasant. Food was decent too.

Bertie O'Flannigan's is an "Irish Pub" in central Newquay (in between bus stops Post Office and…read moreGreat Western Hotel, but closer to the former). It's a nice pub, with a friendly atmosphere and a comfy, discreet outer seating area to the front (a bit removed from the street) - only, it's not much of an IRISH pub. You can get Guinness - Duh! - but that's about it. When I asked for Kilkenny at the bar - it drew a blank. All the other beers here are English! That's very peculiar for a place that calls itself an "Irish Pub" - and in very big letters on the front! So, while the pub itself is plesant, quite stylish and very comfy with its darkened interior, lovers of Irish beer will be gravely disappointed. Some Irish spirits however are available. Staff were nice and polite.