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.

I would give it a 4.5 if I could but a few niggling things keep me from giving it five stars. First…read morethe good --. Starter of mouclade, which is mussels (out of the shell) in a very nice sauce. Only complaint is I would have a liked a piece of bread to enjoy the sauce. --. Main was the Sunday roast, with Cornish beef. One of the better roasts I have had. The meat was nice and pink, not over cooked. Potatoes were the star, crispy but not greasy. I also loved the gravy, clearly did not come from a mix. I felt the Yorkshire pudding was also excellent, again not from a mix. Broccoli and cauliflower, much better than your typical Sunday roast. Cabbage was not particularly thrilling but good to use up the rest of the gravy. Where it fell down a little was service. After being seated and getting our drinks, took 35 minutes to have our order taken (had to ask not once but twice). The servers were incredibly nice and friendly but such a wait is not acceptable, especially at 2:30 pm when we are quite hungry. Also charged for an extra coke (did not realize it until we were home), probably because I had to order the second one twice. If they can get their service fixed, easily five star food.

Congratulations to the new owners of The Victoria Inn.....it looks great, and we had such a…read morepersonal warm welcome on the first evening that the restaurant was open only two weeks ago, after recent renovations. It is such an historic, atmospheric and welcoming place to visit, and it was a lovely experience. The food is excellent and exquisitely prepared and served, with a very personal touch from the professional and friendly staff. Whether you are local residents or welcome visitors, The Victoria Inn is a place to remember and return to. We will be back! Philip and Kate Shaw, Relubbus, Penzance

Food and drink were really good. Everyone in our party of four were very happy with what they…read moreordered. Certainly be five stars but for the wait.

The best pub garden with view. Ever. Old man pub, landlord…read moreis a gent, and they have Rattler Cyder on tap. Plus, they have many food options, including gluten free, vegetarian, vegan. I was most impressed, though I did not have a chance to eat there myself. Absolutely love this place.

Inn, restaurant and hotel on the main drag in Hugh Town. During summer, booking is essential to eat…read morein the restaurant, which has views over St Mary's harbour, but the same menu is available in the pub, where tables are first come, first served. Food is available from 5:30 until 8:30. We had the selection of soda breads as an appetiser, served with butter whipped with herbs and sea salt. These were sensational: served freshly baked, the bread was cakey with a crispy crust, and indulgent with the butter. Absolutely delicious. My Greek Salad was very good, with lots of olives and feta (though served with salad leaves, so not classically Greek). The red wine vinaigrette was a lovely touch. My partner had the Hunter Chicken, with cheese and bacon. This was more classic pub grub, so perfectly decent but not outstanding. They have a full bar, including a good choice of real ales. Service was very efficient, helpful and friendly. Overall, a good 5* experience.

Excellent pub, the perfect place to spend a lazy afternoon after a busy morning exploring the…read moreScilly isles. Being so close to the port it can get very busy especially as the ferry comes in, but the atmosphere is still that of a proper pub, with low ceilings and a nice view over the beach. I didn't eat here but they had a small but pleasant selection of Cornish gins which kept me more than happy. Like most of the Scilly isles it isn't cheap, but it is lovely.

I last reviewed in 2016 and frankly it's got a bit worse. Just had fish and chips for 17 quid and…read morethe fish was lacking in size to say the least. Chips good though. Had a starter as well which would probably be OK in a Tapas bar.

On the harbour front, well the name says it all, in Porthleven is this charming pub, The Harbour…read moreInn. Good selection of ales and plenty of seating outside, should the weather allow. We were fortunate enough to enjoy this. Food is second to none and the staff friendly, yet professional. A bit of advice if eating outside. Find a table with a brolly, bring the brolly down as far as you can if eating. The Reason.....lol......a couple of ladies were eating (???) a magnificent prawn sandwich. Until, a seagull swooped down and took it off the plate. The bugger then did a second run and nicked the other half. Management did replace the sandwich and the ladies ate it inside. Great pub.

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.

The Crown Inn is a very special place on so many levels. It is the 2nd oldest pub in Cornwall…read more(1100's!). It has charm and character for days, from the cozy fireplace in the bar, to the low beamed ceilings, to the inviting outdoor courtyard filled with flowers, and tables with umbrellas. The rooms are extremely well appointed and no detail has been spared. The beds are extremely comfortable and the pillows and linens are top quality with William Morris fabric. The pub fare is great and breakfast in the morning was plentiful and delicious! To top it off, the owners Tim and Jos are so warm, welcoming and accommodating that you will leave feeling like family. The Crown Inn's location in Lanlivery is a great base for touring many favorite spots in Cornwall including The Eden Project, The Lost Gardens of Heligan and many of the charming fishing villages nearby including Polperro!

researching best Sunday roasts in Cornwall and this pub is up there! Good food, extra jug or gravy…read moreand white sauce for cauli cheese. Highly recommend

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.

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..

So, back in the days when I used Twitter, one of the pages I followed, a page about British things…read morethat made Britain Britain, they posted a picture of this pub, and I thought that this was the pub with the coolest name ever, so I actually made a trek to visit it and have a beer. It is a bit of a hike from the station, but it was worth it, especially as it is a really old pub (though the ceilings are low, so watch out if you are tall like me). Yeah, this pub is very British, and pretty awesome, but I came here because of the name (and there is a story behind it as well).

As soon as I saw the name of this place, I had to visit. The legend goes that a very long time ago…read morethe owner went out to get a bucket of water from the well (yeahTHAT long ago) and instead got a bucket of blood due to there being a dead body at the bottom. It did change names to the appallingly bland 'New Inn' at one point, but has the old name back now. They also believe the pub is haunted. The pub itself is a very nice dark woody old style looking pub with quite a low roof (I has to duck slightly). They serve a handful of good Cornish ales and have a few tables outside, where you take in the sun weather permitting. The do food but I had already eaten. In short, this was the kind of pub I was hoping to find in Cornwall.