The Inn for All Seasons is a lovely restaurant. Carvery is available on evenings and Sunday's and…read moreit is one of the best in Cornwall. I visit the restaurant regularly on a Sunday to enjoy the carvery and the great thing is you can go up and get the food when you want. On Sunday's and around Christmas it does get vary busy so I recommend booking in advance. The meals are vary good value and well cooked. The seating is comfortable and the restaurant is warm and friendly. The Inn for all Seasons serves good food but the only bad point is that it can get very busy.

I like coming here for a carvery or Xmas meal as it is a very cosy and welcoming pub. It is a bit…read moreoff the beaten track and not particularly central to anywhere so it requires a special effort to come here, but well worth it I feel. The carverys are legendary and the puddings are great, but they also do specials and other pub food so you won't be spoiled for choice.

Old but charming hotel. Don't recommend for older guests who have a hard time with stairs. Nice…read morebreakfast in the morning and we had tea and snacks twice. Everyone seemed really friendly. Less than a mile from the train station and a bus stop is just outside on the main road.

So being retired now and having an urge to be a lady that lunches I decided to try this…read moreestablishment , imagine my delight to discover I'd hit in the day they serve free deserts! Wonderful surroundings in old English elegant style beautifully cooked food and a very reasonable price!

Visited twice whilst on holidays in Cornwall. How lucky were we to find this place. Fantastic fresh…read moreproduce cooked to perfection, brilliant service and a very friendly atmosphere. If your in Cornwall there's only one place to eat get youself to the Britannia Inn.

Beautiful olde English style decor gives a lovely relaxing ambiance, choice of eating inside a warm…read moreand inviting formal dining room or outside in beautiful manicured gardens

Erm...eep. We…read morevisited the bar in Tyacks (rather than the main hotel or the main restaurant) and it was good for a sit down and a few drinks after a long walk along the be-autiful Cornish coast. But then we made the mistake of ordering food here. I tried the teriyaki vegetable noodles...and they basically massacred some vegetables until they were a pile of mush and then served them on a hot plate with gloopy sauce and overcooked noodles. I'd just walked for 28km, so I was really hungry...but even hunger couldn't make this slop taste good. I should have ordered a burger as I guess that would have been harder to mess up. It was so, so bad that I am cringing even remembering it. *Shudder* So yeah, pop in here for a drink, but please don't order any food from the Coach bar!!

The Tyacks hotel (named after a family who owned for it for several decades) is located in the…read morecentre of Camborne. It's age and history are impressive being a 16th century coaching inn, the food is good and reasonbly priced. The rooms are comfortable if a little tied. The hotel has two bars and a car park. The breakfast is one of my favourite breakfast in the country, be warned the full Cornish is a hearty affair that's more than most can handle. There are the usual travel inns etc in the area but try something different, pricing average for the standard.