We just wanted a drink and sit in the sun. It's a freehouse with a large outdoor area at the front…read moreand a bar and restaurant inside. A bit disappointing to be charged to use a debit card as my spend was under £10 for the first round. Bar food is available all day.

We decided to eat here before we moved on to another bar for the England Match…read more Be advised that dinner service doesn't begin until 6pm. We didn't realise and were hanging about for a while. The Brendon Arms is clearly very popular as lot of ables were already reserved for dinner. Worth noting that there are more tables at the back of restaurant behind the bar. We spotted a few people come in, see tables were full or reserved at the front and then leave. There is a large menu including various salads, traditional pub favourites and grills. There's also a specials board with fresh local fish dishes and other chefs specials. The battered fish and chips varies according to "the catch of the day". I ordered the West Country Ham with egg and new potatoes (£7.95). My partner ordered a burger with Davidstow Cheddar and Bacon (£6.50). There was lots of lovely hand carved ham and delicious new potatoes. My partner said his burger was homemade and really tasty. The portions were large too. My partner opted to add chips to his burger for an extra £2 and there were lots. He struggled to finish it. Although the food was great, it was really slow arriving, taking more than 35 mins to arrive - The only downside in our visit. Staff are really friendly and the waiting staff very efficient. Well worth a visit.

Excellent family run Fresh local ingredients…read more Crab sandwiches are the best And homemade cakes are baked daily can defiantly recommend coming here if you are in the area

This B&B in Cornwall was perfect for a weekend getaway. It is located in Bude, about 4 1/2 hours…read moreoutside of London / 45 minutes away from the famous Land's End. The view from the front of the guesthouse is of a golfcourse, followed by miles and miles (we walked literally 20 miles in about 7 hours) of amazing beach and cliff side coastal walks. The location and great time we had here are what makes this place earn a 5 star rating. The B&B itself was quaint, homey, quiet, within walking distance to coffee shops a grocery store and the main downtown shops, and managed / owned by a lovely couple. Breakfast was good too, with a lot of options for hot or cold items. It was clean, the bed was comfortable, the room was a good size with all of the amenities we needed, and overall it was really nice. The only complaint I have is that the shower was barely warm at all and very small-- if I were a couple of inches taller I wouldn't have been able to stand up straight. It would have been nice to have a bathtub as well. That said though, I'd definitely recommend it for people wanting an affordable, very nice, holiday spot.

Had a fantastic 4 night stay here at island lodge. Could not recommend it enough. Situated in a…read morebeautiful picturesque area near plymouth hoe. Very friendly owners, could not do enough for you. Parking was fine, especially being on the barbican where parking spaces are scarce. Room was warm, clean and tidy. Highly recommended !!

This is a lovely place to stay if you are in Boscastle. Beautiful views, lovely rooms, nice clean…read moreand well established and a mouth watering breakfast. Tea and coffee service in each room, nice comfortable beds, lovely bathrooms and the most friendly atmosphere. I would go back here again and again.

Paul & Kate have just taken the plunge to open this newly remodelled B&B. What a great job they've…read moredone! Beautiful, well-appointed rooms, and a lovely spread for breakfast. All the right touches are here for a fantastic getaway!

I thoroughly recommend this B&B…read more Rosemary (the owner) is very welcoming, and makes you feel as if you've known each other for years. The building is a beautifully converted barn on a dead-end country road, with central breakfast area and a galleried upper floor. Every fitting and piece of furniture is of the best quality, and the beds are very comfortable. In spite of a bereavement in her close family just days before our arrival (of which we were unaware), and having to look after another relative on the night of our stay, Rosemary found time to surprise us with a lovely warm fruit compote to have with our breakfast, having placed it in the Aga the evening before. Anyone reading this, please don't be put off by what you might think is a slightly high price: you really do get what you pay for, and it's worth every penny (as repeated numerous times in her visitors' book!).

fantastic bed and Breakfast right in the heart of the village,close to all the services in a…read morebeautiful Victorian house.The present owners Chaz and Joan are very welcoming and nothing is too much trouble for them .The Full Cornish breakfast is my favourite and will leave you satisfied and needing no lunch.The beauty of this place is you don't need to drive to any of the village pubs- you can even do a crawl and do them all !The villages rich mining history is very evident with the presence of a huge old Wheal House overlooking the back garden-this is the place I recommend to all friends and family coming to stay in St. Agnes.The accompanying picture was the room I stayed in.