We went for a family meal here last night. I would totally agree with previous reviews on its…read morelocation, ambiance, food & drink. My only grip is the price of the menu, £10 for a cheese burger & chips was the cheapest option. Still worth 5 stars & would return if I could find it again! Poor signal in the area but wi-fi availible.

We holiday at nearby Holywell Bay evry year (see review) and have visited this inn on many…read moreoccasions. We stumbled on it years ago and loved it. The Smugglers Den Inn is a 16th century thatched inn with family, beer garden, childrens play area and ample parking. The beer garden is where we like to crash and relax. While the kids play on the apparatus we chill with a ool drink in the sun and order from the menu full of lovely food and they always have plenty of specials on the board all made using the freshest local ingredients. It is situated in a little village called Trebellan, near Cubert, less than than 15 minutes from Newquay. You approach down a steep, high sided road which is typically Cornish and the pub is right before you and very welcoming. They have regular live entertainment and also have an annual Real Ale and Pie Festival which is is it's 9th year. It's definitely worth pulling off the beaten track and seeking it out for a refreshing treat.

Set in a small Cornish village this is everything you would expect from a village pub. I was part…read moreof 50 man strong stag party that descended on this small pub on a Saturday night and so I feel that they deserve a good review for how well they handled it! The inside is small and comfortable, with a low ceiling and varied seating. There's one widescreen TV for the football and a large projector that can descend for a big occasion like an England World Cup game - as was the case when we were there. The food is excellent - proper Cornish pasties were provided for our large group - and there is a good selection of local ales and ciders. There's also a really great outside area which leads directly to a massive field. It was a really great place to sit as the sun was setting. If I have one complaint it's the prices. This is a small village in Cornwalll, not Central London, yet a round of drinks for four people will set you back a rather astonishing £15. And that's just beer and cider.

not in penzance quite as suggested but in rural idyll pendeen. this is one of two pubs located up…read morethe hill from boscaswell estate in the main village of pendeen. its a welcoming pub with regular events like pub quiz, and has a very rustic charm. youre likely to find weathered locals and city escapees in this one, but thats the appeal in some ways. sweet frontage and i seem to recall the facility of an attached campsite on its grounds. this, if accurate, i would recommed, but the pub a strong yes.

Rustic pub in the true Cornish sense. Great ales, open fires and a hardworking set of locals…read more You'll make friends here.

I had the home made burger on a tiger bap with chunky chips and an eccentric side salad…read more Just what the doctor ordered, best burger I've had in ages. Not some anaemic pattie but a right beefy, tasty morsel and worthy of a big thumbs up. I'm stuffed and finally ready for the night ahead. Didn't try the ales as I'm on business and driving. Look good though. I'd come back no problem and recommend it too..

Probably the best pint of local beer on my travels in Cornwall. Staff friendly and attentive, bar…read morearea quirky with nooks and crannies along with a decent sized car park made this the perfect pub stop.

One of the oldest Inns in the country tucked away in the hamlet of Mithian close to the village of…read moreSt. Agnes this pub even boasts a ghost!Ironically the oldest Inn is run by the (as I write this) youngest landlady in cornwall and combines the charm of the old and new accordingly.there is a courtyard to the front and a beer garden at the rear , where occasionally live music is performed.Little nooks and crannies abound adding to the charm of this lively little pub.

The Pickwick Inn and Oliver's Restaurant is a 'must ' visit for any tourist visiting the wonderful…read morecounty of Cornwall. It really has everything - a first class restaurant where the standard of food and service is beyond reproach and accomodation in the attached rooms all furnished to the very highest standards. It is close to the delightful village of Saint Issey and ideally situated for tours to the coves , inlets and lovely sandy beaches surrounding the nearby coast that Cornwall is famed for. Give it a try and see for yourselves!!!!

From the owner: Award-winning Pub, restaurant and rooms overlooking the stunning Camel Estuary, Padstow & Rock…read more Exciting local food & drink with a view to die for!

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

Best Café on Tresco. Nice and large terrace next to the sea…read more Food is only be served until two pm so if you do a day trip be beware of this. Inside lots of space maybe a bit dark but nice pub atmosphere. They serve nice burgers and the usual stuff. However everything is freshly made and tastes delicious.

Tresco has one pub, and one pub only. And in all honesty The New Inn is really all it needs! This…read moreclassic food serving, real ale selling and local talent producing pub is Tresco's real treasure. This pub also offers a limited amount of accommodation which is only a stones throw away from the beach. Friendly local staff are also a big bonus since they can talk for hours by declaring the "Tresco Tipple" as the best tipple in the world and give the pub that "local" feel even if there are many tourists. Since Tresco is such a small island this pub is a shining light in the dark by being the only nightlife it has, but this is not a downfall since it brings the whole island together in one venue and gives you the opportunity to meet many interesting people. The food is excellent and the menu changes with the seasons creating the perfect island pub.

A super cozy pub that saved us from our hangry selves when we were looking a place to sit and eat…read more(after the kerfuffle of waiting around for one other place down the road to open for 15 mins only to be told that there was no food service then!) We were greeted as we walked in and seated at a nice table. Drinks and food were ordered and didn't take too long before we were served our meals. My fish & chips were cooked perfectly and was really nice. My husband enjoyed his pasta carbonara, our friend had chicken fajitas (forgot to take a picture) and said it was really lovely, and my son had fish fingers and chips. Super pleasant ambiance and great food. Would highly recommend this pub!

Very welcoming and helpful. Meal cannot be faulted and was very reasonable. A MUST GO TO if in…read morethe area and looking for excellent food and really reasonable prices.

We were planning on going somewhere else for dinner but as we drove past this wonderful place we…read moredecided that we will go in for a drink and to look at the menu. What can I say?! I had BBQ ribs which were AMAZING the sauce was like I have never tasted before, the ribs chunky and full of meat unlike most ribs you get. and all of this for just over £8. The best pub food I have ever had.

Never thought a pub meal could be as satisfying as that! Really impressed! We were prepared for the…read moretourist prices and tourist sized meals, what we got was a feast. Delicious, home cooked mouthwatering fare! I had seafood platter with a mound of local crab, smoked mackerel, piles of prawns and tasty hot scampie. £14.50 which I felt was really reasonable considering the the size and how fresh it was. Even the side salad was lovely, not the typical sprig on the side. Tourists mixed with locals in an easy atmosphere a stones throw from the beach. It's a must.

Well this is a pretty fun place to wander into! My husband and I saw the sign on our walk back to…read morethe pub we were staying in...none of our group had ever been to a Meadery before...so we figured it was worth a try. It is basically set up like an old tavern, complete with candles and medieval(ish) decorations. It is a pretty fun place to visit, especially once they start bringing our different flavours of mead! - Don't expect fine dining! But the portions are huge and lots of the options are child friendly - The desert menu seemed bigger than the savoury options!! - Most of my friends tried the 'chicken in the rough' and seemed happy. - I loved each and every mead that I tried! Less good: - The food was not very good BUT it wasn't terrible. My main was smoked mackerel...which was just cold smoked mackerel (straight out the packet) with a salad drenched in uninspiring coleslaw. Meh. - Who steals the cups?! There was a sign saying please don't steal the mead glasses as they don't make them any more. Don't be a dodgy cup-thief!!

Our friends took us here during our visit to Penzance. What a delightful place. Loved the…read moreatmosphere and the people we met there. Fried chicken and shrimp were delicious. Very generous portions. Great dessert as well.