Ring O Bells in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Proper pub. Comfortable seating and great for meeting friends, having a drink and relaxing

Went here for new year’s eve for a few drinks, service was absolutely amazing, incredibly friendly staff and great food and drink, 5/5

I love this pub. Started coming here when I moved to Maldon 2 years ago and have made some really good friends. Always a lovely welcome and great atmosphere. Ellie and her staff always go out their way to make time for me. Sarah's pizzas are just amazing. I'm a fussy sod and I can honestly say that they are the best I've ever had. The beer is always great as well. Keep up the great work team. I love coming to your pub and enjoying your company. So if you are in the area or passing make sure you give this little gem a try. You won't be disappointed

Good local pub showing Sky and BT Sport. Food to be reintroduce sometime soon. Nice friendly atmosphere.

Really good pub grub, pleasant atmosphere and warm welcome. A great pleasure to find this gem "off season". Must return soon!

Had a lovely evening drink and Lee the manager was very sociable and welcoming, locals very pleasant and chatty. Definitely popping in for another drink

Tried it 12:20 on a Wednesday closed. No signs.

Great value for money food, good well kept real ale. Really friendly and helpful landlords. Well worth a visit. 👍

Fantastic pub, even managed to make 3 of us an out of this world Sunday roast when we wandered in at 3pm. Top quality pub, will definitely be back.

Lovely Xmas lunch. Festive surroundings, very attentive staff.

Amazing service from the staff here. Brought my family here, for a bit of food after a good walk. My son who is quite young, very particular with food. The staff made sure he got what he wanted (scampi and chips). Atmosphere was very inviting and the services (toilet, etc) were clean and tidy. A great place to stop for food, drink and a chat.

Lovely place to be. Very helpful and nice people. Geweldige plek ben je op vakantie of gewoon in de buurt. Zeker een tip om langs te gaan. Thx kim Greetings from Mike the crazy dutch men, On the bicycle.

Not the best, they were clearly low on lasagne. My wife and I ordered one each. Mine clearly had lumps of beef burger slotted in around the edge to fill the void. You could tell by the texture and taste. Skin on fries were oily and limp. Disappointing for £50 lunch!

Really nice place to eat, and dog friendly.

Stopped here this evening after a bike ride and had a lovey meal. The prawns are huge!! And the burger was delicious. Everything made perfect by the extremely warm welcome from the lovey lady (sorry I don't know her name) who was working. Def will come back. Thank you!!

We'd been to Danbury Lakes and found the closest pub to go have some lunch. So we were introduced to The Bell and wow I'm so pleased we were. Let by Daniel who's lovely and had a choice of seats as a walking club who had booked table were not walking sure to the heat. 32C We were both made welcome and seated with a fan. Complementary water at the bar was nice. The menu is quite extensive and the food we chose was well worth it. I had the Sausage Melt and my wife had a Cheese/Onion baguette. Both come with salad and chips, and they were very filling. Such a nice place to eat with great food, friendly staff who made us very welcome. Just to note this is a dog friendly pub, with facilities for the larger dogs like Greyhounds too. So to follow this up, we are looking to have a lunch with friends with our dogs, when the weather is less crazy

Good for a stop off pint on a bike trip

Me and my family popped in yesterday for a quick drink on way home from farm. And I was blown away by the such lovely warm welcoming lady behind the bar. The drinks were cold and the pub had a lovely feel traditional and elegant. We didn't stop for food but from what I saw it looks lovely 😋 we live in thurrock so bit of a drive but we will be coming back to try the food and to enjoy this lovely pub. And hopefully not catch people with hand sanitizer. I'm sure the lady knows what I mean

Tasty grub in a cosy environment

Delicious food me and my parents throughly enjoyed our meals very accomdating as me and my dad are vegan and dog friendly a cosy pub we will definitely be coming back

Faultless fish n chips, friendly service and beautiful decor. Thank you for a lovely evening meal enjoyed by the whole family.

They lied to us that the food wasn’t frozen even though u could tell it was, there was ice on my carrots and my veg was mushy, there chicken breast is a bit dry and the wait for food is sooooo long, I wouldn’t recommend it, the anchor is better

Very nicely decorated, very friendly and attentive staff and they do keep a good cellar. Only not give a 5 as I didn't have any food but from what I see other people have and what was on the menu it did look very good quality.

Lovely grub. The fried cheese starter was delicious. Will be returning hopefully in the near future.

A real pub with great homemade food at good prices and well kept beer. Very welcoming and friendly service. Has been refurbished and looks lovely.

I really enjoyed the visit. The food was good, just sad there was no cod for cod and chips and it was haddock instead due to my allergies. I think there was good service and reasonably quiet. The service and the menu were both good. It was a bit cramped and the cod were the only things really.

First time at the Bell for a few years. Now with a new car park and an excellent choice from the menu and specials board. Service and food was excellent which made our family get together just perfect, and dog friendly as well. We cannot wait to go back again, especially in the summer beer garden.

As always once in no problem, just getting from the car park to the pub you get your shoes coated in cement slurry from the car park and driveway, everything inside is great! Recommended.

Lovely cozy pub. Really enjoyed the pint of Hobgoblin. Really polite staff.

This is my second visit since the refurbishment and both times was pleasantly surprised. Daniel and his team could not do enough for his customers. There was a really good selection of food including vegan food that was delicious and competitively priced. Will certainly go there again as soon as I can. Lovely food in a peaceful environment with a warm feel.

Great pub, beautifully decorated, nicely spaced out and great food. Only reason it isn't 5 stars is the children's menu is a bit pricey if they want more than one course. But otherwise love it!

Pleasant little pub in St Issey, menu had plenty of choice and all that you would perhaps expect from a county pub and priced to reflect.

Traditional old world pub serving very good food at a fair price. We enjoyed both the great choice and quality of the food on offer.It was just a short holiday and it was very good to have previous renters at the property we stayed at leaving information on local food outlets. If you are in the area please try the pub and I think you will be glad you did.

Would just like to say one of the best Sunday roasts around. There were 9 of us and 5 were children under 3! Every had a lovely meal and made to feel very welcome, would definitely recommend for a meal out

In short walking distance from The White House, very convenient. Good Pub food. Landlord a friendly chop.

Good wholesome food, served by local staff, friendly atmosphere, ideally situated, plenty of room for parking.

Really lovely pub! Bags of character nice to see traditional decor rather than the cream and grey blandness. All our food was very good, I had fish pie and would highly recommend. Lots of dishes are home made and every dish that went past smelt wonderful. The others had scampi and a chicken burger which they enjoyed. Portions are generous too, no room for pudding ☹️

We stayed in little Pettherrick and found the ring o bells on out first day. Lovely pub with amazing food. We booked in for the Sunday roast....it was perfect I had lamb others had beef. Both were cooked to perfection and the bed was fresh In another night we had steak and other dishes all were delicious.

Friendly welcome into a clean and tidy traditional pub. Good range of choice from 'traditional pub grub' menu. Good hot food. We got there early but it was soon filling up. Wednesday is curry night for which booking is recommended. For us we discovered the Ring O Bells too late in our stay for a return trip.

Called into this pub a couple of times for food while staying in area . Very friendly staff good atmosphere, proper pub grub good choice menu.Good value for money especially Sunday lunch ,well worth a visit.

Turned up rather late one evening and asked for food, not a problem. Ordered 2 starters and 2 mains. All very nice. I had the salmon, and the sauce was delicious.

We visited this dog friendly establishment four times while on holiday - two curry nights, Sunday roast and our last night Friday 29/6/18. Food was superb and great value. Staff are all very helpful and pleasant and ensure you have an enjoyable evening. We go to Cornwall every year and will definitely return to the Ring O Bells.

B&B we stayed at phoned the pub as we had an epic journey. Food was ok. Not great - but there was plenty of it.

Five of us visited your pub for Sunday lunch and hugely enjoyed our food. Chloe looked after us so well, she is a credit to the pub. Look forward to visiting again but in the evening as the menu looked so good

We ate here on 27th and 29th September. We were attracted to the pub by the colourful flower displays outside. The food was really good. We sampled the bbq ribs with onion rings, salad and coleslaw, the steak & ale pie with vegetables and mash, the fish pie with vegetables and the salmon in a cream and wine sauce with vegetables. The pub is dog friendly and supports the local school by donations for secondhand books given by customers. Friendly staff.

Visited with 10 family members for a lovely meal. Excellent value for money. Black Velvet Irish folk band playing - made for a great evening.

We have always visited The Ring of Bells in St Izzy as the home made food has been brilliant but as we didn't come to Cornwall last year we had a break for a year but this place was the first eatery on our list due to past experiences. There was six of us for dinner but we didn't have one good meal, where as everything before was truest home made and fresh right down the to freshly battered onion rings and tasty ribs this time round it appeared to be all packet frozen food. Such a disappointment.

Visited several times during our stay in local area. Excellent food served by friendly staff. Worth a visit.

We stopped here one Saturday evening while touring. Bangers and Mash were very good with 3 choices of mashed potato. My wife commented that the Cornish Fish Pie was one of the best she'd had. Fair prices. If you are travelling and want want to stop by on a weekend evening I would call ahead to reserve a table, we were lucky getting the last one.

Este pub hizo espacio para o grupo grande a corto plazo. La comida era buena comida de pub, pero bien preparada y abundante desayuno delicioso. Los precios no eran dos empinadas y acomodaron a los niños con los niños cubiertos y asientos para bebés.

Nice pub, with a good menu, but sadly lacks any decent outside seating. There is no garden, but a covered area to the rear of the property. We did not eat here for the above reason as stated.

We went and had a decent meal in a convivial atmosphere. I had the curry which was pretty good. I recommend it. Nothing fancy, simple stuff, well done. We would go again.

Good honest food. You know it is good when the locals are regulars. Good Service & helpful with suggestions for food & thing to do in the area

Nice old pub. Good food, very generous portions. Friendly staff and landlord. Beer kept very well. Thoroughly recommend if your in the area.

The pub was recommended at the cottage we are staying at. The food and atmosphere was amazing, as well as the service. Very busy for Tuesday night.

We have eaten on a number of occasions in recent years at this delightful village pub and called on the off chance last Saturday. We were greeted by friendly bar staff who offered us a table and poured our drinks. We ordered 4 lasagnes.... they were served quickly & piping hot with ample salad & chips. We liked the way in which the lasagne was served on the plate with the rest of the food, rather than a separate dish. The food was great & after a couple of drinks we walked out very full without sampling the rather delicious looking desserts. Friendly staff & locals...the staff in the kitchen also ready to smile & greet you. We liked this pub & the meal so much we returned the following Day (Sunday) and were once again treated to some excellent food.

The Ringers is a lovely village Inn. The atmosphere is really good. The staff, landlord and landlady are very friendly and welcoming. There is a warming fire for those winter days and nights.The food is plentiful, freshly cooked and presented to a high standard. There is a sizeable outside seating area.Have been there many, many times and would highly recommend.

been twice recently, homely, nice fire, friendly - reasonably priced, good quality traditional pub food, Sunday lunch delicious, I had the veggie option. man with braces awesome & very helpful - will be back

Been going to 'Ringo's' for a few years for a beer, Sunday launch and a few evenings of music plus some bar meals. My wife and I have always enjoyed it with quality local food and a genuine village pub, because that's what it is.

Sunday lunch consists of a choice of roast pork, lamb or beef, from what I could gather these are the only options available during the lunchtime period.The meals are £9.95 per person for one course, which we found filling and offered excellent value for money. The food was plentiful and piping hot. The meat was served with two large roast potatoes, a couple of boiled potatoes, home made Yorkshire pudding. A dish of freshly cooked carrots and brocolli accompanied the meal, plus a generous serving of cauliflower cheese. Portion sizes were large and although we didn't have dessert the ones we saw being delivered to other diners looked very large.We booked in advance which I would advise as the pub does seem very popular. When booking I was asked if we would be taking a dog, we weren't, but diners with dogs are welcome and are seated in a separate area to those without which was very nice.Would highly recommend, service was prompt and very friendly.

I should make it clear that this review and rating is as a pub only as we only used it for evening drinks, so I cannot comment on the food.This is a lovely traditional village pub with a cosy ambience. It has a restaurant at one side although you can also eat in the bar if you prefer (which many do). It does a good trade in the evenings from holidaymakers using it for meals, for which it offers a good menu of pub grub. They also offer a good range of ales (Doom Bar, Tribute and Courage Best), although I found the prices of drinks higher than most pubs in the area.If you are eating and wish to run a tab you will be asked to hand over a credit card to be held behind the bar, which seems to initially disconcert some customers, although the card is placed in a card safe behind the bar rather than left openly.Overall, it’s a very good and cosy village pub, which is understandably popular.

Had a most excellent meal here. Went with a group of about 14 and they provided a comprehensive Buffet Lunch with lot of choice and plenty of Gluten free items to meet my dietary needs

We are stay in the area every couple of years or so and always have a meal at the "Ringers". This year we went twice. The first thing I noticed was that the car park was full. For that reason alone I'd recommend booking ahead if you are travelling in from, say, Padstow. Not to say you are going to get served any quicker but it's better than hanging around waiting for a table.We may have been unlucky, but I got the impression (as did other guests) that there were too few front of house staff, either to take orders or provide a full waiting service. But when the food arrived, everything was fine. I'd recommend both the fish pie and the steak Caesar salad. And a couple of pints of Doom Bar went down well.I hope to return to the "Ringers" next time we are in the locality.

we stopped here on a trip back from Padstow as no spaces for dogs in any restaurants.I had Tikka Curry with chips and its was wonderful. Staff were polite and friendly. Great price too and we will go back next year as only go to cornwall annually.

Returned twice in our weeks holiday to this pub , as the staff were so accommodating and friendly ,and the food was absolutely beautiful .Highly recommended .

Situated on the main road , an easy walk from our B& B. Friendly staff, and nice atmosphere. also a good menu.

We booked a table for 5 and our dog and were not disappointed. Staff were lovely and friendly and the pub is a beautiful traditional pub with bags of character - we sat in the bar area as we had our dog and it was obviously very popular as it soon started to fill up. The foods was delicious, with good size portions and really good value for money. We would definitely go here again.

After arriving at 6.40 and asking if we could order a meal the landlord said he would fit us in, that was fair enough but instead of coming and informing us it would be quite some time left us sat there,after just over an hour and a half in fact just as we was about to leave a waitress came and asked for our order, was very disappointed at the service, just a small sorry would have done but to be left without any explanation was down right rude, food just ok when it did arrive, wouldn't use again

We visited the Ring O'Bells with a 7 month old baby. Booking in advance the staff kindly set up a table with a high chair. The menu was typical English pub food, but consisted of good quality ingredients, very well cooked and presented.

Fantastic atmosphere, gorgeous food, huge portion sizes Beautiful little Cornish pub, staff very friendly. Would recommend to anyone

To make the most of our recent family holiday to Cornwall, we stopped at the Ring O Bells last Friday night in order to add an extra day to our visit. As a vegan, cruely-free pub grub can sometimes be challenging to find however the Ring O Bells were more than happy to cater for my dietary needs. Dinner was delicious (I had the garlic mushrooms minus the garlic mayo to start and the chilli for main), and breakfast the following morning was equally tasty - the owner purchased vegan sausages and vegan butter for me specially. The room we stayed in was clean and cute - although my 6' 5 boyfriend did struggle a bit with the size of the shower! The pub itself is very quaint and felt extremely cosy. Overall, 2 delicious meals were provided in a friendly, comfortable environment.

Our first experience at this pub for Sunday lunch. Having been very disappointed the previous Sunday at our usual choice of pub when in North Cornwall for our holiday, we chose to try The Ring O Bells having enjoyed a pub lunch the previous week. We were not disappointed! Both food and service were excellent. We will definitely return!

Frozen food not thawed out. Should invest in proper chef, no laying out of tables. Should have table clothes and fresh flowers, cutlery. Cold crafty, unfriendly, happy to serve regulars who can walk to pub. No atmosphere for others.

I should first make clear that this review and rating is as a pub/bar only, as we did not eat there on this occasion so cannot comment on the food.This is a lovely traditional village pub with a cosy ambience. It has a restaurant at one side although you can also eat in the bar if you prefer (which many seem to do). It does a good trade in the evenings from visitors using it for meals, for which it offers a good menu of pub grub. To their credit they do not put reserved signs on tables in the bar, so it’s a matter of finding a table before ordering (although I imagine they take reservations for the restaurant area).To my mind this is the way it should be. They also offer a good range of ales (Doom Bar, Tribute and Courage Best) Do be aware that if you wish to run a tab you will be asked to leave a credit card behind the bar, which seems to initially disconcert some customers, although this is placed in a card safe and you are given the key.My one criticism is the high price of the beer. At £4.35 for a pint of Tribute this was the most expensive I found in all Cornish pubs I visit by a long way, and I visit quite a few! (and it wasn't a mistake as I had three pints at that price). In fact it’s more than I pay for a pint of bitter in a pub in central London. To put it in perspective, a pint of Tribute at four different and popular pubs in the area that I subsequently noted for comparison purposes all charged £3.40, while another charged a £3.45. Quite a difference for one pint! I suppose that as most visitors combine the cost of their drinks with their meals it doesn’t notice, and locals (who I imagine have to pay the same price) have no choice without driving. However, apart from this very significant higher cost of beer, it is a very good traditional village pub.

Visited the ring o bells twice this week with my wife and 4 young lads, this place really is a nice pub, the foods great the Guinness is great the staff are great. Will be back next yr for definate

Called in for Sunday dinner, there was a choice of three meats, lamb, beef or pork. We both had the beef. The meat was lovely and plenty of it along with lush roasties, new potato, Yorkshire pudding and mashed parsnip. Separate helping of broccoli, red cabbage and carrots. Asked for a gravy boat too and was happily given one. Good service and a lovely dining room. The sticky toffee pudding and clotted cream finished off a lovely meal. cheers. being a bit greedy but would have liked to try a bit of all the meats but told only one allowed but that's just me!

Recently went, there was 5 adults and 2 children and was made to feel welcome from the moment we walked in, we were warned there would be a wait as they were busy but the wait was pleasurable due to the local country pub feel, the meal was lovely cottage pie really tasty and my husband made everyone taste his bacon. The children were catered for without any questions about thier requests. I would recommend this pub to anyone.

Waited for over 75 minutes for our meal I had the chicken bacon and leak pie it was horrible chicken was dry no evidence of leak or bacon and lack of cream sauce in the pie my belief it was probably frozen, apart from fresh vegetables I only give it a 2 star's. My brother in law also had the pie and said the price paid we expected better, my wife and sister in law said the waiting time for our meal was terrible and had gone past eating by the time the meal arrived, will never eat there again and will not recommended.

We decided to visit the Ring O Bells as we knew from previous visits that the food was local and of good quality in a nice family run pub.On this visit however we were a little disappointed in the food choice and quality. It seems that they have become yet another pub serving cash and carry quality food.Saying that the food was ok and priced accordingly.However will probably not be going back.

We had a Sunday lunch. We came back on Monday evening. The food is gorgeous, the service was brilliant and the atmosphere was really lovely.

This Pub / Restaurant / B&B is a superb place to eat. We had a warm welcome when we arrived & were well looked after during our meal. The staff are friendly & the food fantastic (steak pie is a must). We enjoyed the experience so much that we went back on the last evening of our holiday -

We had a great visit accommodation food and service in the bar was excellent for my wife and I and our two dogs. Location great for Royal Cornwall show ground where we were competing and locally Padstow ,Wadebridge and Rock was ideal.Many thanks

There were two of us for dinner, Saturday night after the main rush was through.We ordered 1 starter, 2 main meals, 1 side, plus drinks.The young man who took our food order was friendly, as was the waitress who took our drinks order. Then it all went wrong.First, the food took ages to arrive, though a disclaimer on the menu advises customers to be patient during busy periods as all meals are cooked fresh to order. That's fair enough, but then that would imply to me that the food is worth the wait...Unfortunately, when the meals eventually turned up, they all arrived together: the starter plus the main courses and the side. What good is that?? The starter course was accepted anyway, but turned out to be burnt. One of the main courses - a pie - was so dried out it was inedible and was sent back. The waitress to our table several times cast surly glances towards me once we started complaining (how is your rotten service our fault)??. The young lad though pleasant didn't seem to have much idea about what he was doing. A replacement main course was cooked for my dining partner, which was better (at least I hope so - I know what goes on in some kitchens when diners complain, even if they're 100% justified). The one redeeming feature of the whole experience was payment: we were only charged the cost of the replacement main meal, starter, side, and drinks (no negotiation necessary). The landlord didn't seem to apologetic otherwise.Our visit to The Ring O Bells was on a recommendation. Not impressed at all and we definitely won't be going back.

We've been popping in to this pub for years when we visit Little Petherick for yet another week in Cornwall!It really is a little gem. It's a traditional pub with a good local trade as well as a steady flow of tourists. The landlord and staff are great and the locals are friendly and chatty. The beer is always "on song" and the meals are excellent and very reasonably priced. One thing we really like about the place is that they always tell you how long the wait is likeley to be, so as you can change your mind if you're too hungry to wait - but then they always seem to surprise you and bring it sooner.

Arrived at our accommodation and decided to visit for an evening mealThere were 4 adults 2 children We were made welcome with a good selection of beers and winesThe food menu offered local produce and we all ordered different items The food was a little disappointing I had the "proper Pie (steak) with fresh veg and mash Prices were very reasonable £8/£10 with specials on steaks and Sunday car veryWorth a visit but don't get too excited

We visited here for dinner on the first evening of our trip to Cornwall whilst staying in Wadebridge. Check TripAdvisor and this place had decent reviews and was just 10 - 15 minutes from where we were. Quick phone call to check availability and off to the venue. When we arrived we parked on a car park just over the side road from the pub and made our way in via the side entrance there were a couple of locals sat in the rear yard with their dogs having a drink and we breezed into the bar area. There were a few locals in there and the place fell silent, how cliched and awful , but it happens, the female bar person was pleasant enough and we ordered a round of drinks at the bar and found ourselves a table near the window overlooking the main road with our menu's. The four of us decided to go for just mains on this occasion and we chose the 'Ringers' Bangers & Mash, Spicy Pulled Pork Ciabatta and my wife and I opted for the 'Ringers' Proper Pie, She had Beef in Ale and I had the Chicken, Bacon & Leek. The food was a few minutes as one would expect from freshly cooked and when it came it was quite lovely, the Sausages were plump and well cooked, the pork was nicely spiced and the pies were indeed 'Proper' filled will luscious chunks of meat and was lovely with great pastry and served with fresh veg delicious. The bar person came and enquired if all was well and asked if we required extra gravy which we accepted, All in all a satisfying meal. The beer was well kept and not overly pricey, Apparently the locals have a loyalty card scheme here... novel idea! The place itself is a little dated but still a decent hostelry there is a leaflet about the place which despite a the lack of a spell check before printing and I would revisit next time we are in the area but my wife was less convinced as she didn't take to the place for some reason.

Called in for lunch. Pleasantly surprised by the decor. The menu whilst limited was reasonably priced, all the food is cooked fresh and was delicious. Real onion in the onion rings, not mush, properly cooked and tasted good. The ciabata roll was crisp and the burger cooked just right. Really enjoyed it. A good selection of beers is available too. The Landlord was very welcomingand thanked us for our custom, you don't get that in a lot of pubs.We have never been before as it is off the beaten track, however on the bus route which stops outside !!!!! Would recommend and will visit again when in the area.

Just had lunch here with friends. Whilst not the most dynamic menu the food was excellent. True pub food which tasted very good. Can recommend real meat pie, bangers and mash, and curry because that's what we all had

We were staying in Padstow and had several meals there but on the last night we visited the Ring O'Bells at St Issy. We had not booked but were found a nice table immediatly despite the Royal Cornwall Show being on at nearby Wadebridge. The food was good and reasonably priced and the service was friendly and helpful. Highlt recommended.

23 years ago this was the first Cornish pub we ever visited and have returned many times especially now family live down the end of the lane. The Ringers is a great proper village pub we have had some great evenings in there especially recently when we had my sister in laws 50th birthday party there. Food is great a lot of it produced by Chris such as the lovely sausages and bacon served at breakfast the beer the night before was good too! They support and encourage alot of traditional Cornish ways such as singing etc. Make a visit you wont be dissapointed

I really don't know why I haven't reviewed this lovely pub before. I have visited it many many times and have never had a disappointing moment. In fact I have known it for over forty years . The Landlord Chris is charming as are his staff. There is a very intimate atmosphere here as there should be ( sadly lacking in many gastro pubs) Dogs are very welcome in the bar and Brin the dear old resident dog lies in the corridor gazing lovingly at the kitchen. Incidentally there is a very comfortable restaurant to visit if you are dog less.Chris also has a smallholding from where a lot of his produce comes from. I remember turning up one day late afternoon for a pint and he was carrying a bucket to the car park . "Sorry we're closed. I'm off to feed the pigs"Which brings me to the food. This is homemade and delicious, weekdays there is not a huge menu which is a great thing, proving that everything is hand prepared. My heart sinks when you are handed a menu of 16 pages or more, you know the whole meal comes out of the freezer. On Sunday's there is a carvery not to be missed and have never been disappointed. Order at the bar and everything is brought to you. With superb service and charm.I couldn't rate the "Ringers" high enough.I should point out that I have no affiliation with this establishment.........I wish I had.

Visited with no reservation over Easter. Very welcoming and friendly. Food was ok maybe a little over-priced. One of the meat pies contained very dry meat. Other meals were ok and the pub is dog friendly!

Good value food and a nice menu to choose fromFriendly staff & a nice local feel to the establishmentHighly recommended.

This is a lovely local ... that's it's main function: acting as the heart of this friendly little community. It also provides surprisingly great food. Surprising because it's all pre-prepared, but is great nonetheless. We took our own bottle of extra hot chilli sauce and the chilli con carne is quite mild, but that made it superb. Great pies, great ribs, great lots of things ... it's pub grub but it's great. Nice beers too. As a tourist, I'd give this 3 stars. But recognising that it is a local, I'm seeing it from that angle and giving it 4 stars. Great stuff ... been coming 11 years now. Be back soon.

Firstly I should make it clear that this review and rating is as a pub as we only went in for a couple of drinks on this occasion, so I cannot comment on the food or accommodation aspect (although we have eaten there before when the food was fine).This is a traditional local pub with a good pub atmosphere and décor. It also has a restaurant adjoining the bar, although you can eat in the bar if you wish.The menu is a good selection of pub grub and well presented, although I got the impression that the kitchen is hard pressed to cope as there were long waits for food. This brings me to the first of two small criticisms. Both concern the food aspect, so as we didn’t eat they didn’t affect us but I thought it worth mentioning.Firstly, when we were there (about 7pm) there was a 45 minute to 1 hour wait for food. I noted that the man behind the bar took a food order and the money, and then told the customer that it was a 45 minute to an hour wait. The customers appeared a little surprised to hear this but accepted it having placed their order. On the other hand the young lady behind the bar told customers of the wait before they ordered food, which did lose a few orders from people who didn’t want to wait that long but was the fairest approach. So my advice is to ask how long the wait for food is before ordering unless you are prepared to wait.Secondly, and more importantly, customers who wish to pay by credit card or run a tab are asked to leave their card behind the bar. To hand over a credit card to other (unknown) people and let it out of your sight is against all security advice given by credit card suppliers, banks, police etc. (some examples of this advice are (a) Never let your cards out of your sight when paying in shops or restaurants (b) Don’t leave your card on show or behind the bar, and (c) Try and keep your card in sight when in shops or restaurants). Yet despite this I was amazed that people complied (even if the request did appear to take some by surprise). Now I am not suggesting in any way that the bar staff are untrustworthy or that it would not be safe behind the bar as this is a reputable pub, but if it was cloned or misused elsewhere at any point during a holiday or similar time frame then it is unlikely a bank would recompense for any losses incurred given this knowledge.All other pubs seem perfectly able and willing to run a tab system without holding the credit card as security, so I’m a little surprised this pub distrusts customers enough to ask them to breach general security advice and hand over their card (particularly as virtually all the customers I saw appeared to be mature and respectable families or couples who would seem to pose little risk).Having made that point, as a pub it is very good.

Lovely meal. Good quality, plenty of it. Only flaws are with the owners/staff who can be a bit balshy and short. Wouldn't put me off going back next year.

We ate here last Saturday (6th Sept) & had a lovely meal. We arrived without pre-booking (recommended!), but were given a table in the bar which was fine. As a vegetarian I am usually restricted to 1 or 2 unimaginative dishes (soggy pasta) but I was spoilt for choice here. I had the homemade veggie burger, which came in a ciabatta roll with a lovely mixed salad & chips. My mum had the crab-cakes, which could be ordered as either a main course or starter, and were excellent. The food was piping hot, freshly prepared & delicious - and served by friendly staff. We have driven past this pub so many times en-route to other places, but it is a real gem - and we will be back!!

Great food, and beer with great service. Always worth ringing up beforehand if you're visiting during the summer holidays.

We were staying in Wadebridge and wanted something to eat. We looked on Trip advisor and the reviews prompted us to make a visit here. We are so glad we did! We ordered our food at the bar and it arrived about 30 minutes later. We were advised of the wait, so didn't mind. The staff were friendly and there was plenty of choice on the menu. I had a cheeseburger, my husband had sausages and mash and the kids had chicken nuggets and pizza. All food was freshly made and the size of meals were good. You can either eat in the pub bit or there is restaurant seating too. It's very busy - so I would advise that you book. But if you don't get chance, they'll try and fit you in to make sure that you don't go without. We were staying in Wadebridge for 5 days and ate here 3 out of the 4 nights - proving just how good it is! Definitely worth a visit - you won't be disappointed.

We were a party of 11 and booked the night before after a planned day at Crealy for my sons 5th birthday. The owner and the service we received were fantastic, not to mention the fabulous food! They accommodated my fussy vegetarian sister by adapting something on the menu no problem at all, they bought out a birthday cake I'd made for my son which he was very pleased about. Service was attentive but not intrusive and nothing was too much trouble. All 11 of us (including the 2 kids!) would highly recommend a visit and will return when we are next in the area :)