Expected the food to be on the dearer side due to the location, which it was. Pints were between…read more5.50 and 7, which for a place like Fowey is decent. The ambience was really nice, felt comfortable. I forgot to take a photo of my food so could only include my girlfriend's fish and chips, and her pint. Would go back again!

The view out of the back windows is an incredible panorama. Just a shame it was too chilly to enjoy…read morefrom the outside. No matter, I intend to come back and check out the accommodation at this lovely pub (it is most reasonably priced). Some really good music here, even a whining child could not kill my mood. Beers were interesting, including the lesser seen Black Prince. Has the Porthleven which at 2.90 was the cheapest pint that I had in town. This was the icing on the already very tasty cake.

Sharps Coaster, Red and Own, so surprised not to see their…read moreusual ever present. There are lots of boar pictures on the walls as well as a sign for the much missed Dogbolter Very charming and good looking pub over 400 years oldgorgeous really almost as attractive as the red headed barmaid. Accommodation, 12 bedrooms.

This isYe Olde Pub but it's genuine. Old fashoned, to say…read morethe least , decor of bar towels in the ceiling. As it's old it's on the dark side, but there's a garden with super views of Fowey across the estuary. They serve perfectly good old fashioned bar food, at reasonable prices. Lots of locals, and a few holidaymakers, usually on the 'Hall Walk' to Polruan. There's a downside if you're coming from Fowey, it's a £1 each way on the Ferry, it my put you off making it your local, but worth the odd trip. AND the Ferryman was having his lunchtime drink there!

Not as traditional a place as some of the other places I visited but the music was good (not radio)…read moreand had I been sticking around then the food choice was very interesting. The pub is thought to be named after a smuggler. Was empty unfortunately, I think I was actually the only customer, watching in darkness the last couple of crossings of the Polruan ferry. The usual suspects; Proper Job, Tribute and Dartmoor.

One of the best positioned pubs in the country if you can get a seat with a view. it's elevated on…read morethe Town Quay overlooking the Fowey river and busy harbour steps. I just love it here, plenty of drink, mix of locals and visitors, possibly not as local as say the Ship or Lugger, but they don't have a view. Bar food ,useful well cooked menu,but you can't book a table, but they do have a ground floor Restaurant called 'Hooked', serving pretty well the same food, and you can book, this has stangely modern furnishings, contrasting with the old pine furniture upstairs. There are also a few rooms for B&B, which I'm told are oK In the winter there are less tables in the main bar and a Pool table appears. Lots of fun on NY Eve.

Marginally my favourite of the pubs on the Polruan pub crawl The walls are adorned with some very…read moreinteresting pictures, particularly the old ones of the pub. My scribbled notes say 'I don't skinny dip, I chunky dunk'. I'm going to assume there was a glib sign with this message on it rather than it being a piece of drunken wisdom from my merry mind. Impossible to get a drink in the village without listening to Magic Fm (See photo below)

This was quite a nice looking pub, not in the olde 100s of…read moreyears of history way, but because of the decor, the mini ships, ships wheels and the painting of Fowey. Tribute, HSD + Dartmoor were their beers on offer and Pirate FM, which to be fair seems to play better music than the more common Magic FM, was the sound.

This a tired pub with a rather tired menu. Jacket potatoes and burgers with a range of sandwiches…read more Sadly, unlike it's namesake across the river in Polruan, it feels the need to charge extortionate prices! The burgers are shrivelled and bland and the prawn sandwich and a bit of salad £6.50. Do yourself a favour, nip over the road and get yourself a nice, hot homemade pasty from the bakers. The pub is in need of renovating and the menu in need of an overhaul. Very disappointing.

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.

This is a lovely place with a great view over the estuary. Its a small pub but they have a seating…read morearea/patio outside which is great during the summer months. The menu is good and the food is well presented and tastes really good , menu and views can be seen at http://www.fishermansarmsgolant.co.uk/ Be careful if you park your car right at the bottom where the boats are moored. At a high tide the road can flood and your car can be stranded or worse, flooded. This is a really friendly pub and impromptu events are likely to happen (singers with guitars) as well as organised events. and the pub and village are well worth a visit.

Friendly and busy pub, even in winter, real fire, three draught ales from unusual breweries and…read moresome local walking guide books for inspiration.

This is a busy pub, just off the beach at Polkerris - good food and beer BUT if so busy why not…read morebetter service? We booked a table for 7, inside (as opposed to the option of sitting outside overlooking the beach), and it was all ready for us. We ordered when the 'waiting time indicator' at the order point said 30 minutes. We had to wait over an hour and a quarter - and the food orders weren't complicated. This was of slight concern with some of us with regard to eating late in the day. The food was absolutely fine when it arrived and in that respect good ratings. There is very limited parking at the pub, and no Disabled parking indicated. The main P&D car park for Polkerris is about 200 yards uphill.

This is a review regarding the dining experience in the Strand Bistro which is inside the New Inn…read morePub. We did have a drink in the pub a few days earlier, when we enjoyed the local beers, and the bar staff were very welcoming and friendly, as they were again today. When we enquired about having dinner, the bar staff went to check and then took us into a room immediately behind the bar. It was a lovely room where we had a corner table. There was a door leading to, I presumed, the conservatory dining area and the gardens beyond. The menu was printed on an A4 sized paper back to back. There was actually a lot of choice. For a bistro, I feel the prices were a little on the high side, but reasonably priced as a normal restaurant. Our meal was fresh and well cooked, and the service was prompt and pleasant and friendly. Overall a nice enough place to dine out in.

Wonderful local pub, run by such a lovely couple. Full of nice people and with a spitting fire too…read more My free taster of Smugglers Ale from gravity had to lead to a pint, no choice. Its a rare find out of its bottle. It has a very nice caramel flavour and is a quite strong 6pc. When I fancied something weaker there was the always excellent Proper Job, so even though I liked the place so much I came back on 3 consecutive nights I still didn't get to any of the other beers (Bass, Tribute and Trelawny).

Fantastic food and drinks. The staff is super friendly and fast! You can built your own burger or…read morehave some traditional food. The system is simple order at the bar and get drinks and cutlery, then get the food when it's ready. I really enjoyed the great outside area and the many tables to choose from. It's very casual!

This seems to be the pub to eat at in Par. Lovely looking…read morepub with a very interesting food menu featuring lots of specials including a different curry every night. I had a hot burger and it was rather delicious. I was just a little disappointed with the beer selection. Devon Dumpling by Bays you don't see everywhere, but London Pride and in particular Doom Bar you really do. I knowI'm too fussy. I didn't even notice the boat under the bar. That is pretty cool.