King's Arms in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

This pub is closed and has been for some time. The brewery closed it for some reason of which I don't know. Maybe it will open again sometime in the future.

We got drawn in by the menu on the door as there was lots of choice, we had a very warm welcome especially our 4 legged friends. On ordering they were on a selected menu due to being out of season, so a little disappointed plus no none alcoholic drinks. We ordered Fish and Chips which was ok. It was nothing special and I probably won't return for food

A dying pub. I know that it's out of season, but really. This used to be a bustling, thriving lovely pub with good food, a well stocked top shelf and a well stocked cellar with beers kept well. But now....most of the bottles on the top shelf are empty and the only cellar products are Guinness and Korev (St Austell lager). The only cider is bottled Magners (which I think were bought in from the local shop) and no beer. I usually visit out of season but this is by far the worst I have ever seen it. I won't bother again and I hope that St Austell brewery do something about it. It's an embarrassment to the St Austell brand.

a really bad English meal, boiled beef with a questionable sauce, inedible roast potatoes, luckily there were a few boiled vegetables to fill my stomach. the worst English meal in 3 years

After a visit to the tin mines and a good walk, food was on my mind. Being a Sunday, it was always difficult to find availability, but the King's Arms was very accommodating. 2 meats on the roast menu, and a great selection of drinks. The food was quick to make and to a good standard and size portion, Yorkshire was slightly burnt but still good, vegetables were very nice. Overall, a very old school cornish pub serving good quality food and drinks.

On our 2nd visit here this week we encountered locals who disliked 'Emmetts' (non Cornish people) pulled down his trousers and underwear, then went onto smash a glass as he was unhappy, foul language and behaviour... bar staff obviously used to this find it acceptable....personally were I live you would be locked up for inappropriate sexual behaviour.

Excellent staff, top food and a great selection of drinks, what more could you ask for. Great for those wanting exceptional food in a traditional cornish setting.

Been here before and it's been fine but yesterday DISAPOINTING. I ordered the Crab Linguine and my hubby the catch of the day which stated skin on chips. My Linguine looked perfect but I found someone had gone way too heavy handed with the chilli. I wouldn't have been surprised to taste a little heat but the amount in this was ridiculous. I often like hot food but annoyingly this amount smothered the crab. The chef was obviously not tasting the food before it went out. I brought it the staff's attention and they said they'd go and have a word and took my plate away. . Hubby's dish arrived with French Fries rather than skin on chips. We were both hungry so he couldn't be bothered to bring it to their attention as he wanted to eat. Pub had no tartar sauce (think they'd got something else accidentally delivered in it's place). There were wall lights with bulbs out of action. The place just feels sad, like there's no love or thought gone into it. The one good thing was my pint of Proper Job real ale. That was very good. Meanwhile no one appeared with any explanation or apology or suggestion of ordering any other food for me or replacement plate. I was left sitting with nothing. We waited after my husband had finished and eventually had to approach the staff ourselves. All they said was they we're going to take the cost of my meal off the bill. OK I'd expect that, but what rubbish service. Do they think it's ok just to leave a customer without food??? Oh and apparently I should have been told that the Linguine had chilli in it. That may have been so but what they failed to recognise was that I'd have still ordered it but it's inclusion was way too heavy handed and I would still have had to send it back. When we gave them feedback about there being French Fries rather than skin on chips the response was 'they're still potatoes'. That's like ordering an omelette and getting boiled eggs and saying it's still eggs! There were customers in the place but not loads. The Kings Arms has had months to prepare. No excuse for simple things like the bulbs being out. So get your act together. The 2 staff members seemed to be doing their best but the fault is down to whoever runs the place to check that the food is on par and that everything is running ship-shape

We were staying in a holiday cottage in St just and visited the kings arms several times throughout the week. Each time we received a warm welcome with our dog (unlike at some other establishments) and we had three delicious meals during the week. Everything was really tasty and home cooked (I particularly enjoyed the Sunday roast) and we also enjoyed a post meal quiz one evening. Thank you for the warm welcome!

We went for Sunday lunch, the first trip to a pub since before the first lockdown in March. The dogs were welcomed, the place felt COVID safe and the atmosphere was maintained. We have eaten here many times before but I can honestly say, this was the best Sunday lunch I have ever eaten. Compliments to the chef.

Called in after eating across the road. Met at door by a young barman who asked if we'd booked due to the Covid rules. We hadn't, but he checked and found us a spot near the bar - warm atmosphere with a good selection of well kept beers on tap. Nice vibe.

Great food excellent presentation and plenty of it. Boys had steak and girls had the burger. Man sized portions, and never left a pub feeling so satisfied! Decent sized beef tomato and large cooked mushroom. Burger most certainly home made and again portion size was great. Would most certainly visit again when in this area and highly recommend

My wife and I have just had the Sunday roast, 1 beef 1 pork. We've eaten all over the country and we have never had such a nice meal in a small and friendly pub.2 roast dinners and 2 drinks for less than £25 makes it great value for money as well. Highly recommend

Friendly and cosy pub on the town square (which is actually a triangle). Managing covid restrictions well. Beer and cider kept well and if we had been hungrier we would have stopped for lunch as the food did look and smell good. Looking forward to returning.

Just had Sunday dinner. Well, service was terrible. Staff were more interested in their phones than dealing with customers. We were not given menus, not asked if we would like drinks or desserts. Roast potatoes and Yorkshire puddings were frozen. 1 bowl of vegetables to feed 4 of us, however, the tables of 4 and 3 next to us were given 2 bowls. Overall, very unimpressed and would not recommend. Also, very cold and staff were scruffy.

Visited here a number of times on a mini break staying in St Just. Good quality good and good choice of drinks, staff friendly. Recommended

Great Covid restrictions in place, had to ping the doorbell to gain access. Ordered crab linguine - it was literally crab and linguine, no real taste to it, partner had steak and ale pie and said it was brilliant. Staff friendly

We visited the kings Arms while on holiday. The food was absolutely supurb and the service from all staff was exceptional. It was pub quiz night and we had a great time such a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.Brilliant service from all staff members. Very dog friendly aswell. Hope to visit again soon.

We were staying In Sennen Cove & found ourselves with nowhere to eat on a Saturday evening. Our hotel was full & other places in Sennen were, shall we say, less than highly recommended.So we decided to strike out along the coastal path to St Just. And what a great idea it turned out to be! Arrived at the Kings Arms and, to be honest, were a bit perturbed by the chain across the door.! However, closer inspection revealed that this was just a Covid control measure. So we rang the bell & were greeted warmly & settled for drinks outside overlooking the marketplace. Had to wait a while for food service, but that was purely down to us arriving between shifts. Sure enough, when food service resumed we got a menu (without asking) & made our choices. Crab salad to start, followed by crab linguine & surf & turf.The crab salad was perfect. Beautifully light, but with plenty of crab meat & a really good dressing. The mains were just amazing. Crab linguine was rich, creamy with plenty of tarragon. As for the surf & turf, you really couldn’t ask for more. A big steak, plenty of prawns, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, salad & a huge pile of home cooked chips. One of the best meals we’ve had while we’ve been down here.And very friendly, hard working staff. And plenty of Covid control measures in place. Overall, a very, very good experience.

We had dinner here twice during our weeks stay. The food was exceptional on book occasions. We were greeted by Dani who was extremely clear on her instructions with regards rules for masks etc., and very attentive, warm and friendly. We would highly recommend this pub for food and encourage people to choose from the specials board. Our Welsh Springer was also welcomed by Dani enthusiastically which is another reason for our thumbs up.

Lovely dinner in a lovely 14th Century pub. A very warm welcome by friendly staff. Our dog even had a good time with water bought to the table. I had soup followed by local crab linguine from the daily specials which was excellent and very filling.

We had read the reviews for this pub and thought we would give it a go, and the food was far better than we thought when we entered the place. Don’t be put off - food was good.Although I was disappointed to see that they never cleaned any tables down when people left - and in a Covid world it was disappointing!!!

Visited the Kings Arms for Lunch and Evening Meal. We had Crab Salad for lunch was which was fantastic and the Surf & Turf and Halloumi burger in the evening, both were spot on.

The staff are friendly and helpful and polite and amazing and ace and are fantastic and fabourlous from Neil

Having spent a week in St.Just we can say that the King's Head is the best pub in the village. Although you cannot book a table in the restaurant there is normally plenty of space. Food excellent and staff efficient and friendly. Thank you.

We had lunch here a few days ago and what a lovely surprise it was. An old fashioned, traditional pub, no silly fuss (stand here, don't breathe there etc). Just sat at a table, ordered from the bar and four excellent meals arrived at a very reasonable price. I had an exceedingly generous and well dressed crab salad, my husband had a similar Greek salad and our guests had meat pies and scrummy chips of exceptional quality. We are fortunate enough to live in the area, so will be back once the main season is over. Looking forward to a winter lunchtime here.

Nice to go somewhere not 'covid' crazy. Excellent food and friendly folk. I have to write an extra fe...

The food was fantastic! So tasty and fantastic. It was food I would not always see but was amazing! Would certainly recommend, especially the smoked haddock lasagna and seafood chowder.

If your after an informal pleasant meal, with good service you can't go wrong. The food is fresh, being lactose intolerant they made sure that all my food meet the requirements needed. They even made efforts to get some chocolate fudge cake that I could eat. The staff are great can't fault any of them. Our second visit was for a snack and drinks and they were more than happy to oblige. If your in St Just, make it a visit you won't be disappointed on the food options. Great place to relax and eat.

Lunch here on The Square, food ok, if a tad pricey, nice buzzy atmosphere, cellar fine. More going on than you would think, all ok.

Friendly staff; very welcoming! Food is lovely and very reasonable. A little place of calm (both the pub and St Just) in the middle of the chaos of St Ives and Penzance.

Great pub and good food. Relaxed attitude to social distancing but there is plenty of space inside the pub and a lovely garden at the rear. Nice place overall.

Just visited as advertised on Government website as taking part in the eat out to help out scheme, being a family of four really needed to save some money on eating out! Once inside with drinks and food ordered we were then told they are not actually taking part in the scheme as not registered yet (although showing as registered on government website). It was too late for us to leave as we had tickets booked for Minack theatre and would miss the play. So apart from having to pay an extra £40 for our meal we were crammed into very small area where no social distancing is taking place, no face coverings for staff and no track and trace for customers, this is sort of selfish behaviour that causes a lockdown for rest of village! Would not recommend for these reasons!

Fabulous local pub, friendly atmosphere and great beer. Just had the most wonderful seafood lasagne, too!

What a fantastic, welcoming traditional pub! After a dreadful experience at The First and Last, where the manageress would not accept cash and was extremely rude and unfriendly, it was amusing to be told at the Kings Arms that it was cash only as the card machine was broken!There was a quiz nearing the end as we arrived which was a shame as would have been fun. Nonetheless we had a laugh listening to the quiz master who had clearly had a few too many bevvies! Minimal Covid precautions in place, sufficient to keep people safe but maintained a normal, relaxed enjoyable experience.We were so impressed we changed our dinner booking from another pub for the Friday. We were not disappointed. The food was amazing, plentiful and very reasonable. Crab linguine, mussels in chorizo and cider cream sauce and halloumi burger. We will be adding the Kings Arms to our regular haunts for our yearly holiday.

Stopped off here a couple of times for food and drink during our stay at Cape Cornwall Club. We did a quiz night on the Wednesday which was really good and we had our last meal before driving home the next day. Food was perfect! The steak and ale pie was amazing and my husband had the surf n turf with the lobster which he thoroughly enjoyed. The atmosphere is calm and the surroundings are sort of medieval with a relaxed and content atmosphere. Perfect for a stop off for food and drinks highly recommended.

Great people and beer. Real sun trap on front. Traditional interior. Nice position in square delight

Popped in here a couple of times on a recent stay. As a women on my own felt comfortable. Very friendly staff. The wine is very good, and the food excellent I particularly recommend the Sunday Roast. Thank you to all at The Kings Arms

A nice pub serving classic dishes as well as a good list of veggie/vegan options. We had the open quesadilla and the mushroom wellington and both were tasty. A bit chilly where we were sitting near the kitchen but otherwise a warm service and very decent sized portions of food.

Awful. Went in for a few beers and a bite to eat at lunch but was presented with coal smoke pluming into the pub from the open fire without any acknowledgement that it is toxic to customers. Also, who uses coal in this day and age as opposed to logs? Do you not care for the environment? The bar staff clearly judged us as holiday-makers (even though we’re local) from the offset so made little effort with us. Maybe rethink this considering tourism is your primary income stream! Food looked like it could’ve been a nice choice but the lack of understanding of basic health and safety encouraged us to look elsewhere ASAP! Down the beer then off we went! Sorry St Austell brewery, you need to review what you affiliate your brand with. This needs serious reviewing with your association with the Kings Arms!

Had a family meal here, really lovely food I had the sausage and mash good hearty and tasty meal, quantity just right, quality very good. It was also quiz night which was brilliant fun and brightened up a cold damp Wednesday evening. Good fun, great evening. Thankyou.

Visited for lunch with friends on a FridayThe pub is very traditional, has a welcoming open fire and friendly staff.Ordered the fish and chips with mushy peas. Really good portion and you could tell it was fresh fish - two good pieces of battered cod.Great overall experience - recommended

Warm welcome, decent pint, lovely pot of tea and a well cooked deli burger. Well done, The Kings Arms.

Staff were the most pleasant I came across in all my travel lifetime to date. The food was absolutely delicious and the range of drinks were lovely to choose from. Fabulous experience

A very cozy pub in the centre of the village, the staff is super, friendly, and helpful. Their 'special' offers are certainly worth coming out for, we had the fish and chip plate, the fish was firm, a very large portion and the batter was so light, may even have been a beer batter. Thank goodness for such establishments which doesnt feel the need to experiment with fussy food, we appreciate it.

Took shelter from the rain in this lovely pub with real fire, friendly lady staff member, bowl of chips and let us sample rattler, enjoyed a pint of rattler!, perfect.

Happy find , great food and brilliant little pub with friendly staff and homemade food, we stopped over for one night in our campervan and came across this pub, we left there very full and happy, great prices in a great location.

Party of 6 on a business trip. Great food and service. We all had fish & chips. Extra chips with bread & butter no problem. Recommended.

Really nice pub in St Just. Popped in for a drink on a lunch time by the log fire and stayed to play some board games. We booked a table for dinner the next night and had a lovely meal. Decent size menu and the quality was very good. Lovely staff.

No booking, fitted in laid back, efficient and friendly. An absolute joy of an unplanned stop. A lovely mix of people, kids and dog friendly.

Great pud, only a couple of real ales, but the food is really good and the plate is over full, best pub in the square.

We visited The Kings Arms on a night when it was lashing with rain outside. We were delighted to find a welcone, from not only the staff, but a real fire. The atmosphere was very relaxed, with people coming and going all night, and so we stayed for some food, which we found tasty and filling. Nice local pub, in a lovely town.

We visited for both lunch and evening meal and on both occasions the food was delicious served with a great pint and very welcoming. Would recommend.

Had a lunch here on a soggy Cornish day . Nice fire going . Very good vegan food. Enjoyable . I recommend it for a stop off on the way round the Penwith area.

Menu sounded great. Ordered Special: Fried Sea Bass with a Potato Cake and Seasonal Veg, no potato cake just small roast potatoes with a very slimy fried onion concoction, that had 3 pieces of Aubergine and Pepper in. Friendly staff. Disappointing.

Lovely pub, friendly & helpful staff. Lots of vegan options, great (massive!) potion sizes, we really enjoyed our meal there & would visit again!

This place is a really English pub. You can walk in grab a table and have a good feed. We had 5 today and we all really enjoyed our meals, drinks and company. So do be upset to see dogs inside the pubs as they are most welcome in English pubs and it lovely to see. The meals are quite large so be hunger. You May need to duck in the pub and the toilets are down the back of the pub. We couldn't be happy to have stepped in to this English pub....Thank you to all the staff.

Sunday evening, not too busy. Good beer. We all enjoyed our choice of food - good pub grub. Friendly, helpful service. Well worth the visit.

Brilliant dog friendly pub with excellent food. We enjoyed a very tasty Sunday roast in an interesting old building. The staff were welcoming and friendly and the locally sourced did was delicious.

Decided to pay a visit on the last night of our holiday near Cape Cornwall. Lovely looking pub on the square. Far bigger than it looks from the outside, with plenty of tables and a dining area. We found a table easily with our springer in tow and enjoyed a few drinks, a great 6oz deli burger and steak in ale pie. Just how a pub should be. For the first time in a week the dog completely chilled out and fell asleep. Must have picked up on how chilled we were! Really nice atmosphere and friendly staff. Thank you.

We just loved our visit to The Kings Arms - only for a drink en route home, with one exception and that was their fab a-la-bark menu. It was late for our dogs’ dinner and we felt a little guilty stopping when we really should be getting them home to be fed. But we needn’t have worried with their great menu for dogs, meaning our furry friends could tuck into their favourite Lilly’s Kitchen supper whilst we had our much-needed tipple, all served by super-friendly staff. Thank you!

This was the first meal out of our holiday and we chose it as the pub looked charming from the outside. Inside it was rather shabby and dismal but the bar staff were welcoming and efficient. What really let it down was the fish and chips we both ordered. It came exceptionally quickly . The smallish piece of fish was coated in a layer of soggy batter and the chips tasted as though they had been fried, earlier in the day, in old oil.

A lovely pub in the square in St Just, a separate vegan and vegetarian menu with lots to choose from. We had the mushroom and cashew wellington, with root vegetables and red wine gravy followed by raspberry chocolate truffle dessert which was delicious. Friendly and knowledgable staff. Very dog friendly offering water, blankets and an ‘a la bark’ menu.

We enjoyed and excellent succulent steak and a delicious fresh sea bass. Very good pleasant and welcoming service on a busy night

This place is simply outstanding. We first visited on the first Sunday of our holiday. The pub offers a set menu of roast dinner. The dinner was simple beautiful and the meat melted in the mouth. We decided to have our final dinner of our holiday at the Kings Arms and yet again it did not disappoint. Pictures below are 3 of the meals we had. The picture of the fish and chips does not do it justice the portion sizes are massive none of us were able to finish our meals (I'm a very big eater)

On our way from Landsend to St. Ives we were looking for a nice place for dinner with good food and with the possibility to sit outside to enjoy the sunset. Kings Arm was exactly the place we were looking for! Surprisingly great food.

It was really refreshing to see a kids menu with a noodle option rather than the usual nuggets/fish fingers etc. My 9 year old devoured his noodle dish.

We eat here on one of our days stay at St Just and found it very enjoyable. The food , service and drinks made a good evening .The Pub is very popular and as bookings are not taken it is sometimes diificult to get a table. We had no problem on the day and time of our visit. .

Unfortunately we didn’t get a chance to even try the food, despite waiting for 50 minutes to even give an order. The waiting staff seemed trained in avoiding eye contact and when we did attract someone’s attention we were told that there was still one order to take before ours. Apparently the kitchen is too small to cope with demand. (Extend the kitchen maybe?) Rather than die from malnutrition, we decided to leave!

We stopped here for lunch; 2 adults, a teenager & a dog.

As the title says it is not bad and neither is it amazing. However, If you want something to eat then you will have a decent meal. Hard to be glowing but nice venue in a convenient location

Yes raving about chips ... but they were proper home cut chips and so much nicer than the terrible skinny chips most places offer.

We had dinner here as a walk in customer. The staff were pleasant and attentive, despite being busy. Our meals were pleasant without being tasty. I had the beef pie and it while it had a good amount of beef it lacked a good gravy and other filling.

I ordered the mackerel pâté and it arrived in liquid form... Is this a Cornish interpretation? I presume they hadn’t made enough and were eking it out, didn’t taste very mackerely, maybe mayo added or something, just pretty poor. Had a side of fries/chips with it, nothing to write home about either. Underwhelmed.

Out for the day came across this place had a coke ad I was driving and the wif a wine we waited 40 minutes to order as they went open until 5 . Menu just looked like it was telling you don’t eat here but we we hungry so decided to try the 8oz gammon and eggs chips. My wife had the chickpea and sweet potato dish roasted veg. Gammon was like 4 oz tough as boots but the dog ate it . Unfortunately the dog can’t tell me how bad it was but was sick in the car . Eggs just look at the picture. The wife’s meal wasn’t much better sloppy veg rock hard chickpeas. I’d advise just keep driving or go to the Wellington across the square. Chef in need of teaching I think.

Great a dog friendly indeed friendly Pub, a warm welcome a really nice pint of Tribute, good food offer including good vegetarian choices. important as one of our party is veggie. Overall a very good experience and on our list for a return visit.

Highly recommended. The omelette was superb. Much better than expected and the chips were to die for! My friend wasn't impressed with the steak and ale pie, but he did clear his plate! Staff were friendly and accommodating.

Lovely traditional pub with friendly staff but the food was a let down. The Crab sandwich with only a side salad was £10! The ham sandwich was like something you would put in your kids pack lunch box, £7! Two drinks, two sandwiches & a portion of chips came to £29, crazy! The quality of food should be higher if you’re charging this much money.

We stumbled across St Just on our coastal drive from Sennan. What a lovely market square. The bar staff were terrifically friendly, and we sat out in the market place with some locals who were chatty. The red wine was very reasonable too - which always helps on a sunny Saturday afternoon.

We had our evening meal here twice during our stay, it is very clean and the staff very friendly, the menu has a good selection, the service was great, the food lovely and the icing on the cake is it’s dog friendly. Fabulous!!

Came here for dinner on our first night in St Just. The pub was quite busy even though we were quite late (kitchen closes at 9pm). The menu was typical pub fayre, with a few specials up on the board, all cooked well. Staff were friendly, and the atmosphere was comfortable. Would recommend.

Decent local real ales, in a low ceilings traditional setting. Good fish and chips, served with mushy peas and choice of condiments and sauces. Chowder nice but perhaps needed some more liquid. Service very polite and efficient. Prices average. You can sit outside at the front viewing the square in good weather.

The lady behind the bar was so hospitable and polite - fantastic customer service which makes a welcome change from a lot of places these days (though I have to say everywhere we went in Cornwall on our hols was really friendly and polite ). We had fish and chips at lunchtime, outside in the sun. The fish was fresh from Newlyn an hour previously :) and tasted fabulous. Lovely light batter and not too big a portion. The chips and mushy peas were really delicious too. The daily specials looked lovely, and included fresh, local fish. Wished we had time to go back for an evening meal - but we will next year!

Lovely traditional pub but disappointed by food. Chips were reheated, vegetables were insipid and salad garnish was 'crisp' due to rigamortis. to be fair steak was cooked as ordered but the rest of the meal was sub-standard. Oh and the treacle tart had been microwaved and was of a rubber consistency. Great shame as beer and general experience was great, my dog thought the team were lovely too. Can't recall upsetting the cook but must have done so in a previous life!

I popped for a drink after my walk and was pleased with the friendly atmosphere. Nice pint of real ale too

Great choice of Ale and Gin full of locals who were welcoming and up for a chat. The food is really tasty and the staff are friendly would defo suggest a visit if your in the area

Stopped here for lunch! Very welcoming pub in the heart of the village with open fire and friendly staff. Dog friendly which included treats. The food was excellent and fresh.

un feu de bois pour nous accueillir, des fléchettes à la demande, un accueil et un service agréables, une carte variée et un bon repas, du wifi gratuit, de la musique de fond

A very modest ordinary pub, Though could not recommend highly enough We were very lucky to be here for their live music on a Tuesday evening, friendly and kind service. This place exceeded our expectations for our one evening out in this charming village.

Always visit when on holiday. We had a fab meal plus great service. Very relaxing atmosphere and very welcoming

Very attentive customer service and some absolutely beautiful food, excellent friendly service from start to finish, if you are looking for great food in a great location with great customer service look no further thank you all at the kings arms for a great experience!

Eaten here many times - always excellent with generous servings. Proper Cornish pub with low ceilings and an open fire.

Bon repas copieux même très copieux. De la cuisine de pub, service rapide et agréable. Rapport qualité prix correct.

Had lunch here with my family and was very impressed. The wraps were absolutely delicious! We also loved the layout and overall vibe of this pub - would definitely recommend.

There are no less than three public houses located around the village square and we chose the Kings Arms because it was a St Austell House and looked friendly. Indeed the interior was cozy and welcoming. There was a choice of only two real ales and the prices were normal for the area. The beer was in good condition. The pub is dog friendly and on a cool day there was a roaring fire. The food was typical pub fare and prices were average for such establishments in the 21st century. Overall it was a pleasant experience and a very good rating would be fair..

Service was great, very friendly and knowledgable. Lots of choices for vegans. Really lovely food. Many thanks.

A typical, wonderfully charming, traditional Cornish pub offering a warm welcome to all, including children and dogs. There are open fires, fresh locally caught fish, local ales, a good selection of wines and gins and great service. Thoroughly recommended.

Lovely old pub, very cosy and comfy, decent selection of beers and friendly staff. Enjoyed the Cornish lager. We both had the soup - a bit thick for our taste but hot and warming..and the butter was lovely!

Had the steak and ale pie, massive portions, fresh veg, reasonable price. Lovely old pub in the centre of S Just. Staff friendly but not in your face. All food coming out from kitchen looked great.

Ate here when the Wellington was not serving food, despite signs saying they were. Friendly pub with good beer and very enjoyable food. We will be back.