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Cornwall Pub Guide
Welcome to the Cornwall Pub Trail, 'Kernow a'gas dynnergh', where we will help you discover some of the good pubs, taverns, bars and inns from Liskeard and Truro to Lands End and the Isles of Scilly.
Whether you are looking for your local or visiting the area, the Cornwall pub guide will find you a great pub which will deliver the experience you are looking for.
From excellent food and traditional Sunday lunches to real ale, accommodation or bars with entertainment.
Pubs in Cornwall are very diverse from countryside inns such the thatched Wheel Inn at Tresillian to the famous real ale pub, the Crab & Ale House in the city centre of Truro.
The Miners Arms is over 400 year old with lots of historical tales to tell, to good traditional village pubs serving great value food - such as the Pheasant Inn in Newlyn East.
Cornwall is a popular holiday destination offering lots of pubs which welcome families and children. Many of these pubs are situated on scenic coastal walking routes and welcome dogs. How better to finish a walk with a pint of locally brewed real ale from Sharp's Doom Bar to Tribute. You can also search for pubs en-route to popular tourist attractions such as the Eden Project.
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The Pheasant Inn, St Newlyn East
The Pheasant Inn is a traditional village pub at the heart of St Newlyn East, just minutes away from the North Coast beaches and Newquay.
We offer a home cooked menu based on good local produce with a specials board that click for more
Bolingey Inn, Perranporth
The Bolingey Inn is a delightful 17th century traditional Cornish inn which is situated in the picturesque hamlet of Bolingey, a 5 minute drive from Perranporth.
Mike and Carol would like to welcome all guests to the Bolingey Inn which has click for more
Turks Head, Penzance
Experience the unique atmosphere of a place in history that is steeped in intrigue and mystery. Imagine yourself taking a drink in the same place that Pirates and Smugglers once used some 750 years ago. This is one of the click for more
Black Swan, Gweek
Located next to the popular National Seal Sanctuary in the picturesque village of Gweek near Helston. We offers a wide selection of Cornish real ales including Sharps Doom Bar and Skinners Betty Stoggs along side the Landlords Real Ale named click for more
Rising Sun, Truro
The Rising Sun is gaining a reputation for great food, so much so they are looking to achieve two AA rosettes this year, they are situated just of Truro town centre on Mitchell Hill it's a 3 minute walk from click for more
Halfway House, Rame Cross
The Halfway House is as the name suggest Halfway between Falmouth and Helston.
Recently refurbished under new Owners David & Josephine the pub now offers something for everyone.
As David is the Chef he has created some great specials and well as click for more
Trelowarren Arms, Budock Water
The Trelowarren Arms is a fabulous village pub which has recently been refurbished. It is located in Budock Water just 2 miles from Falmouth. It's delightful setting is ideal for everyone and a there's a warm welcome for families.
There is click for more
Peterville Inn, St Agnes
The Peterville Inn and Surf Lodge is situated in the area of Peterville which is at the bottom of St Agnes on the road to the beach. We are a traditional pub which serves a great range of drinks including click for more
The White Hart, Ludgvan
The White Hart dates back to the 1300 as one of the oldest pubs in the area and has a wealth of charm and character.
Beverley oversees the menu personally and using blackboards can change the offer on a daily basis click for more
Roseland Inn, Philleigh
The Roseland Inn is situated deep in the heart of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula, it's a traditional rural Cornish Inn who pride themselves on the quality of their freshly cooked foods.Whether you want to sit by the fire with a click for more
Devon and Cornwall Inn, Millbrook
The Devon and Cornwall is situated on the Rame Peninsula in the pretty village of Millbrook. This historic 17th century inn is a traditional Cornish pub. The pub gets it's name from the fact it sits on the old Devon click for more
The Queens Arms, Breage
The Queens Arms is a traditional Cornish public house, featuring beamed ceilings and open fireplaces, it also has the benefit of a restaurant area in addition to two outside dining and drinking areas. The pub offers a wide variety of click for more
Victory Inn, St Mawes
The Victory Inn is the only traditional pub in St Mawes, Cornwall enjoyed by both locals and visitors alike. Serving lunches and dinners seven days a week, the menu contains something for everyone including fresh local seafood dishes, steaks and click for more
Wheel Inn, Tresillian
The Wheel Inn first opened for business in in the 14th Century, and has been trading ever since.
The Wheel Inn is a beautiful traditional thatched property situated about three miles to the east of Truro on the A390 road to St click for more
Farmers Arms, St Columb Minor
The Farmers Arms is a traditional village pub which is at the centre of the community, next to the church in St Columb Minor, on the outskirts of Newquay.
We offer great real ale, friendly welcoming staff and home cooked food click for more
Rock Inn, Roche
The Rock Inn sits opposite the Church on the main road going through the village of Roche. The village is situated between the North and South Coasts of Cornwall on the main road from Padstow to St Austell. The Rock click for more
Hole in the Wall, Bodmin
The Hole in the Wall, which was once a debtors' prison between 1749 and 1779. is often described as Bodmin's hidden gem as although it is just off the high street, it’s not always that easy click for more
The Railway Inn, St Agnes
We would like to warmly welcome you to this friendly and comfortable inn, which has offered hospitality for more than 150 years. The Railway Inn is back to it's best now under the watchful eyes of mother and daughter team, click for more
Star Inn, Vogue
Located on the main road from St Day to Redruth, The Star Inn is a typical Cornish Village pub.
The Star has recently undergone extensive refurbishment to bring out the real character in the pub. There is a restaurant area ideal click for more
Red Lion, Newlyn
The Red Lion sits on the hill at the top of Newlyn overlooking the marvelous port with a vast collection of fishing vessels together with St Michael Mounts in clear view. The pub is the hub of the local click for more
The Old Plough, Shortlanesend
Brian, Sharon and Matt would like to welcome customers old and new to come back and try the new look Old Plough. We are a traditional local on the edge of Truro in the village of Shortlanesend. Over the summer click for more
Star Inn, St Erth
The Star Inn is a real locals pub in the heart of the village of St Erth just a short distance from Hayle and Penzance. It has a restaurant area which offers great pub food and fantastic Sunday lunches click for more
Cornishman, Crantock
The Cornishman is situated in the heart of Crantock, next to the famous village church and just a short stroll from the beautiful beach which is popular with holidaymakers in the summer and dog walkers all year round.
We offer a click for more
Bell Inn, Helston
The Bell is one of the premier public houses in the market town of Helston, famous for the annual Flora day celebrations. The Bell is at the heart of this with its very large outside area. Our two click for more
Cadgwith Cove, Cadgwith
The Cadgwith Cove offers you a warm welcome in the traditional Cornish fishing village pub. With its rugged coastline and tranquil setting the Cadgwith gives you the unique opportunity to explore the rural splendour of the Lizard. Over click for more
Miners Arms, Mithian
If you are looking for a traditional Cornish pub, serving real food in old world comfort then visit the Miners Arms at Mithian. Anouska and all of the team at the Miners Arms would like to welcome you to our click for more
The Plume of Feathers, Pool
This is a classic oldie worldie pub located in a town! The Plume of Feathers has many features and played a part in Cornish mining history. It has a great restaurant area which is hugely popular on Sundays for click for more
Mermaid, St Marys
The Mermaid has a great position just off the main Quay with views out across the sea throughout the pub. The main restaurant has fantastic views out to sea. The doors open up in the summer months and click for more
Seaview Inn, Falmouth
The Seaview as the name suggests has fantastic panoramic views of the harbour in Falmouth which can be admired from the outside patio at the front of the pub.Our country style Inn offers great Cornish Ales and a selection of click for more
Kings Head, Falmouth
The Kings Head is a large pub located on the main shopping street in Falmouth.
Why not pop in and enjopy a coffee and a rest on the sofas from shopping and sightseeing as there is much to see and do click for more
Finn McCouls, Falmouth
As the name suggests, this is a classic Irish bar with its wooden floors and feature carpet with Guinness logos.
It is home to plenty of live music throughout the week and people of all ages are welcome. Spread over 2 click for more
Prince of Wales, Falmouth
We are an historic public house dating back to the Edwardian era, where you will find a traditional Cornish welcome in a traditional Cornish pub. The Prince of Wales is situated in a favoured position opposite the Prince of Wales click for more
Crab & Ale House, Truro
Brenda and Gary would like to welcome you to The Crab and Ale House this is a traditional pub and is a firm favourite with locals and holiday makers alike, the pub has a great old world charm and claims click for more
Fishermans Arms, Golant
Situated in the stunning Cornish Village of Golant which sits on the River Fowey. The Fishermans Arms offers you beautiful views across the river. The building dates back to 1826 and has in the last year under gone a refurbishment click for more
Ship Inn, Wadebridge
The Ship Inn is a Wadebridge institution located on Gonvena Hill and is one of the oldest pubs in the town.
It is currently undergoing a full refurbishment and will be opening in early summer under the tenancy of Rupert and click for more
Countryman Inn, Launceston
The Countryman Inn is a traditional English pub which offers a friendly family run business and Guest House extending a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike.
We offer a great selection of traditional ales, fine wines and spirits to complement click for more
Caradon Inn, Upton Cross
The Caradon Inn is a traditional 17th century pub on the edge of Bodmin Moor in the village of Upton Cross, situated across the road from Sterts Theatre. Steve and Carla offer a warm welcome to customers old and new. click for more
Oxford Inn, Redruth
The Oxford Inn is a local pub situated on the high street in Redruth town centre.
We offer home-cooked food at lunchtimes with a daily special. Our dining area leads out to a pleasant patio garden. The main bar has a click for more
White Hart, Camborne
The White Hart is located in the heart of Camborne and at the very centre of the community, they sponsor Camborne Rugby Club so you can often find the players here after a match.
The pub recently won South West Sports click for more
The Old Quay Inn, Devoran
The Old Quay Inn is a long established pub and located at the head of Restronguet Creek in Devoran adjacent to the coast to coast cycle and walking trail.
Alex Carlisle, our chef who trained at the Ivy, delights in creating click for more
Coldstreamers, Gulval
Tom, Dick & Harry welcome you to The Coldstreamer, a traditional pub situated in the secluded & quiet village of Gulval.Our fresh & bright restaurant offers quality food made with seasonal & local produce (most of our vegetables are grown less click for more
Maltsters, Chapel Amble
The Maltsters Arms is a 300 year old pub and restaurant in the beautiful village of Chapel Amble which is 5 minute from Wadebridge.
The Maltsters Arms is full of old-world character and charm with Cornish slate floors, gleaming copper pots, click for more
Queens Arms, Torpoint
Welcome to the Queens Arms, where live music and entertainment are rife.Pool Table, Darts, Big Screens even Quoits and Connect 4 are found at this pub, with friendly locals, who make the pub what it is today. With your Landlord click for more
Vyvyan Arms, Camborne
The Vyvyan is a well known local hostelry offering a warm welcome from your Landlady of 25 years. We have 6 bed and breakfast rooms available with the advantage of parking.
We are open all day every day and are home click for more
Dolphin, Newlyn
The Dolphin is at the heart of the Fishing Community with Newlyn being home to a large fish market serving the South West.
This is very much your traditional local to enjoy a drink and banter with some of the locals click for more
The Engine Inn, Nancledra
This classic cornish pub, formerly a counting house for a nearby tin mine then a farmhouse, sits on the stunningly beautiful moors between St Ives and Penzance. Our large open fire is a cosy place to sit and enjoy a click for more
Famous Barrel, Penryn
The Famous Barrel is a long established public house set by the riverside in Penryn. It's unique feature is the entrance door made from a section of a brewers barrel. It has plenty of charm inside and very popular with click for more
Halsetown, St Ives
The Halsetown has plenty of history going back to the 1830's with many features retained.
Since May 2012 Lisa, Marie and Sally from Blas Burgerworks have taken on the Halsetown Inn. They will turn it into a Real pub, with thoughtful click for more
Cornish Arms, St Ives
A warm welcome from the new landlord and landlady awaits you at The Cornish Arms, this is a classic Cornish pub located on the main road into St Ives close to Carbis bay. Recently refurbished to bring out the character in click for more
Lion and Lamb, Ashton
The Lion & Lamb is an outstanding family run pub on the Main A394 Helston to Penzance road with a wide range and rapidly growing reputation for both food and real ales.
Superb food is served every day from a varied click for more
Stag Hunt Inn, Ponsanooth
This beautiful character pub in located in the village of Ponsanooth just outside Penryn. Its name taken from Stag Hunting in Roman Times is now run by locals Usha and Garry who have lived in the village for 12 years click for more
White Hart, St Keverne
The White Hart is located in the village of St Kevene on the edge of the Lizard Penisula and is ideally located to explore this rugged coast line.
The menu is full of traditional favourites complimented by our daily specials. Our click for more
Three Tuns, St Keverne
Welcome to The Three Tuns Hotel, St.Keverne. We would like to extend to you the very warmest of Cornish welcome from the owners: Chris, Scott and Dawn It is sometimes lively, often informal, but we hope, always click for more
Plume of Feathers, Scorrier
Located just off the main A30 the Plume is an ideal resting place to stop for drink, home cooked meal or even stay the night in one of the en suite letting rooms. Open all day everyday we are a click for more
Trevelyan Arms, Goldsithney
The Trevelyan Arms dates back to the 1600's was formerly a coach house and manor house. This is a classic village pub which offers a main bar with an open fire and also a separate lounge which is popular for click for more
Ship Inn, Polperro
The Ship Inn has recently undergone a major refurbishment and we are delighted to introduce you to your new look local. We have created a new menu that has something for everyone and we accompany our food with click for more
Three Pilchards, Polperro
Michelle and Tim welcome you to the oldest and most centrally situated pub in the glorious Cornish seaside village of Polperro.Situated on the Quay The Pilchards takes its name from the catch that made Polperro a hub of vibrant activity click for more
Mark of Friendship, Millbrook
The Mark of Friendship is a traditional community pub which serves three great cask ales. We have pool tables and dart boards and a number of teams play from here. Friday is live music night.
If you are looking for a click for more
Daniell Arms, Truro
This is a traditional drinking pub just 5 minutes from Truro high street. The new owner Mark Walker, son of the last licensee, is starting to make small changes to The Daniell Arms it now has a open fire which click for more
New Rodney & Xin Chinese, Saltash
The New Rodney & Xin Chinese Restaurant is a traditional locals pub.
This pub has two separate areas on the right hand side we have the bar area serving a great range of drinks and on the left hand side we click for more
