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..

This is another example of a great modern bar. I love my traditional pubs, but newer establishments…read morelike this really hit the spot with me. The location helps, on a surprisingly quiet narrow side street parallel to the main shopping hill. Beer is from Bays, Skinners or Otter, which is the kind of line up Man City wish they had! Went for the Otter and had a very good pint. There is a large selection of wines too, so something for everyone I think. My favourite pub in Penzance so far (I have lots more to visit I know!).

This pub is now also the pub for a local micro brewery. Does so really nice ales and lets you bring…read moreyour own food. Really friendly staff. Great atmosphere.

One of the first pubs during our stay/tour of Cornwall. I loved, loved the ambiance of this quaint…read morepub that resembled being on a ship. We ordered a bit of everything off the menu and the owner, a really eclectic man, was kind enough to share stories about the items on the menu, his ex-wife, his time in Australia, etc. lol Everything was all very good and I definitely would recommend this pub to anyone visiting Penzance. I felt that it was not only dog friendly but kid friendly, as well.

We have been coming to Penzance for about eight years now and we have never ventured into the…read moreAdmiral Benbow, due to having young children. We have missed out on a real treat, with the friendly staff and unique interior you would be crazy to not visit whilst you are in Penance.

A nice pub in the most interesting part of town near the…read moreEgyptian House, & the Penzance Arts Club If you go into the street parallel afterwards,you can get a wonderful Thai meal

It's an amphibious place (in a good sense), imagine going to a proper traditional pub to get a…read morerestaurant service. I felt a little awkward to sit there and order my brown beer at the table where I couldn't see and hear those pumps. Please rest assured, services will be as usual pub regimes if you just drink but don't have meal. The Turks Head is said to be the oldest pub & restaurant in Penzance and Cornwall and attacts a great number of barflies and tourists hence it's pretty busy. The garden at the back is a must in summer although I sat there in the rain for a while. Reservation is recommended for a smooth evening. Good selection of real ales, fantastic food, prompt service and interesting decorationyeah, lots of old stuff - it's been there since 1233, what do you expect? A round of applause for well-maintained atmosphere and superb food & drink.

We went for dinner last night and the staff were welcoming, friendly, and attentive without being…read moreoverwhelming. We had the chicken burger, which was very succulent and tasty. The catch of the day, which was cod and fell apart to touch. Finally, the steak which was large but a little too firm for the wife's liking. However, the star of the show was the best chips in Penzance (I know, CHIPS), triple cooked or dipped in liquid of the gods, I don't know how they are doing it but my wife had the take my fork away. Thanks for a lovely evening and a great place for a 'stop off' beer after a long walk.

The Longboat (Pub & Restaurant - with Rooms!) is a nice community pub close to Penzance Harbour,…read moreand a relaxing place to hang out in the evening. The range of beers is so-so, but it was the only time in Cornwall that I found an ale by my favourite brewery, Fullers of London (London Pride) - many pubs in the area are owned by or affiliated with St. Austell Brewery. The pub is of medium-size, with enough corners so you won't be disturbed when it gets busier. There is no outside seating area to the front, which is a bit of a shame considering the location. The beers are kept in good shape, and food also looked decent (I didn't eat there myself). The staff are down-to-earth and friendly and the décor, with its log timber ceiling, quite appealing. Beer prices aren't low, but they aren't anywhere else except at Spoons.

I enjoyed our dinner at the Dolphin. The menu had a lot of promising options. Everything was hot,…read morefresh, and tasty. My friend ordered the fish chowder. Mmm, that was good. I got the fish and chips, which is always a good choice. Someone else at the table got the chicken wings. I'd avoid that as it's the only dish that didn't have a hearty portion. The service was fine as was the ambiance. I'd go there again. .... and I hear the place is haunted. I didn't see any ghosts, but... lol

Fish and chips were fresh and so tasty. They had a non alcoholic cocktail list which a I loved…read more Cute outdoor seating if it's a nice day. Service was maybe a little slow.

Went for a meal with local friends on recommendation. Was led to believe was a foodie gastro pub…read more Far from it. .Kind but confused wait staff. Average menu, food served hot and tidy but nothing to write home about.

Good beer selection in this intimate restaurant/pub. It's brighter on the inside than it looks from…read morethe outside. The staff is absolutely top notch!

My first ever karaoke & I loved it - great quality of…read moresinging here! (must be the air) Chris,the barman made us feel so welcome & we enjoyed chardonnay on tap from a barrel at £2 a glass, very reasonable prices

This place had a nice olde pub feel to it, but a strange beer choice for Cornwall. Was not fooled…read moreby the new design of the Courage Best clip, so had a Young's special. The beer was ok but the pub still feels like.a wasted opportunity to me.

This pub lacked choice by St Austell pub standards, only offering up Tribute. Still nice pub with…read morenice beer shouldn't grumble. In case I was still unconvinced by the merits of the pub the pub cat crawled all over me until I was won over (well. until a local came in with his dog!)

This formerly family friendly pub looks like a small atomic device has gone off in the bar area…read more I have had the pleasure on several occasions of watching large drunks being held down by gangs of police officers outside the premises while there equally drunk partners shout " he ain't done nuffink" all happening at about 5 in the evening.

Quite a bare and dead pub considering it is at the top of the high street in Penzance. As they were…read moreonly serving Courage Best, I settled for a half of Symonds cider.

This pub is located in the heart of Penzance, right beside the Humphry Davey Statue. There are…read moreabout 10 television screens inside, including one large one, and they seem to continuously have football being shown. They even show different matches. So Saturday nights can be spent ignoring your mates and watching your team over their shoulder! There is a cocktail bar, which is popular and well used. Standard range of pub drinks, and the prices are kept keen as the nearest pub is the Wetherspoons located about 20m away! There are pool tables at the back, a sit down area for food during the day (basic menu where everything is served with chips). Typical local town pub.