Slades house country inn in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Lovely country pub with good food and very welcoming staff. Food and drink good value for money. Stayed over night in our motorhome in their car park with lovely views and animals .

Friendly atmosphere, many customers eating appeared to be local - always a good sign! I had the small portion Sunday lunch which was very tasty but only one small slice of beef. Husband said his cottage pie was very good, as was the large slice of lemon meringue pie we shared as pud. They were very busy but service was good. Photos added of menus (July 2024) and specials board.

Lovely friendly place to eat, staff have a sense of humour. Had a really nice dinner and didn't feel rushed. Good value and would recommend.

Had the most delicious roast beef lunch and caramel apple pie for desert today. All home cooked by the excellent chef. He obviously has a secret recipe for his special gravy. Everything was perfectly cooked. My partner had roast pork and enjoyed his meal just as much. All the staff were friendly, aconmodating and very efficient. Will definitely go back again and its only 13 miles from home!

Lovely atmosphere with lovely staff and a beautiful meal. Tried the gammon steak and chips and it was absolutely gorgeous! Thank you!

In all we visited Slades House 5 times in July and August, 3 times for lunch (inc 1 Sunday) and twice for dinner. Each time the service was excellent and friendly and the food was well cooked and portions were more than adequate.. They also have some excellent beers on tap. If you are in the area I would recommend eating there. But not on Tuesdays because they're closed. I

Lovely traditional pub food, good choice and very reasonable prices. A very pleasant evening. The chef knows how to cook a good steak!

Great location, large car park, looked pleasant from the outside. Basic menu which was pretty much the same when we visited ten years ago, specials board not really much all that special about it ( chicken gougons on specials board!!) We had a lasagne, with garlic bread and salad (lettuce cucumber, tomato) ham egg and chips, pale slab of ham flopped on the plate with a Greasy egg l!!! Could do with a good dust and clean, lady behind the bar quite clearly didn’t want to be there, although young waitress who served us was very pleasant, checked on us a few times to make sure we were ok chatted to her briefly, she lived in the village and gave us some recommendations for other places to eat whilst on our holiday. Really disappointed, wasn’t expecting a 5* meal as not paying 5* prices but what we had could have been done with a little care.

Stopped here on Monday for a sandwich and drink, found the staff very friendly and food was great value. Decided to return for Sunday Lunch after a good experience earlier in the week, we both had roast beef with all the trimmings and followed up with apple crumble and custard. Again service was great and the food was excellent. Definitely returning again, thank you Slade House

Four of us had a excellent value for money supper. Good portion sizes, hot and well presented. We had horseshoe gammon steak, fish pie, scampi and vegetable curry. We were offered a choice rice, chips or salad to accompany our main courses. We couldn’t resist puddings! Profiteroles, syrup sponge & caramel apple pie with the usual custard, cream or ice cream. Drinks were all good - draft Guinness, Tribute ale and Thatchers cider. We felt welcomed and enjoyed a chat with the owner. Highly recommended - can’t wait to try the Sunday Lunch!

This was the best food we have had since been in wadebridge for a week.We had the fish pie and it was delicious.Meals extremely good value for money. Totally recommend this place a must visit.20/10 was great 😍

Visiting the area, we decided to call in here for dinner. Staff and locals were welcoming and friendly as soon as we arrived. The steak and ale pie my husband ordered and my fish pie were home made, delicious and piping hot. Prices were very reasonable. We would certainly return if we were ever this way again.

Great welcome, starters mains and puddings on the menu, specials too, good choice of drinks, proper pub with nice food and well priced

It wasn’t cordon bleu cuisine but it was just really nice simple food from a straightforward menu. Lasagne was warming and tasty and my other half’s minted lamb steaks were delicious apparently. Puds are traditional (apple pie and jam sponge pudding) but really well done. The welcome and the people were warm and friendly and it was well worth a call in if you’re on the road between Bodmin and Padstow.

Phoned round loads of places on this night trying to get in somewhere and this was the only place that had a table. We didn't have high expections based on the pics posted on here but we just wanted something to eat. Well we had a really warm welcome when we arrived by the landlady and was made to feel welcome. The menu is limited and I'm not really up for gammon or the mixed grill carry on. I opted for the fish pie and to be truthful it was spot on, really tasty, plenty of sea food and under £10. My wife and lasagne and again she enjoyed it and under £10. My daughter had the rack of ribs and could finish them, they were the length of the plate. The only thing that could improve on these dish is how it's presented. It would be far better in one of those small oval dishes rather than lose on the plate. 1 starter, 3 mains and 2 round of drink £53.

We stumbled upon the the pub when we were trying to find somewhere to eat, without success. As tourists we hadn't got much of an idea where we were. When we entered, I will be honest, the place seemed very dated, and not that inviting. However, first impressions don't always tell the whole story. A very very simple menu offering, was actualy really good. I had a huge gammon and chips meal which was really tasty and great value. My wife also enjoyed her ham, eggs and chips. It was good. It clearly needs a bit of TLC, but the lady behind the bar was great and ever so friedly. We would definitely visit again. Cornwall is lagely over-priced, so it was good to go somewhere that kept it fair and simple.

Called in for a drink and dessert hadn't been for several years place seemed run down was musty smell lots stains on seating and quite a few cobwebs to be seen.

Stopped off here for a Sunday roast as it was my birthday! Staff are friendly but it was really cold in there we had to keep our coats on the whole time! We had roast chicken it was OK nothing special but eatable! I don't think I would go again 😕

This was a second choice but certainly first class, food brilliant and very good value for money, the staff clean tidy and very pleasant, all in all couldn't fault it, will definitely be back very soon. Thank you all.

This is a very nice pub situated on the main road from Wadebridge to Bodmin , just outside Wadebridge at Sladesbridge. A typical old-fashioned pub with real fires and cosy interior where you can stop for lunch or dinner or just a drink , in the summer a table outside is always lovely. There is a large car park right beside it where you literally pull in straight off the main road. About five minutes drive from Weybridge town centre. Worth a visit.

The staff were friendly and the service was very efficient. My only problem was my meal, I had ribs in barbecue sauce off the specials board. Not only were the chips soggy but the ribs had hardly any meat on them (I have had ribs elsewhere so I know they can be quite meaty) and far from being cooked in the barbecue sauce it seemed as though the sauce was put on afterwards as an afterthought. I left half of my meal as it was not at all good. I think others with me enjoyed their meals but I can only speak from my own experience. It is a shame as the pub and the people were lovely but I won't be hurrying back here

We called in for an evening meal whilst staying in st Tudy for a few days. Very traditional inside and staff and locals were very friendly and welcoming. Food was excellent and great value for money. We had 4 drinks, two mains and 2!sweets for under £35.

Had relaxing time in dog friendly pub that served cornish beers and ciders. Staff attentive,food good & even gave the dog treats so all of us well catered for.

We visited whist holidaying in Wadebridge. having driven past several times, we felt the pub offered a lot, but it's just good pub grub. Dogs allowed in bar area, so you can take your pooch along for some lunch or dinner. Good local crab.

Visited with family whilst passing through. Amazing food and really good portions. Really friendly staff. Could do with a good dusting though. Cobwebs hanging from ceilings.

My husband and I called in for lunch after checking that they were dog friendly. We were made to feel really welcome in the saloon bar. So nice for our Lab to have carpet to lie on! The service was friendly and efficient. The food was very hot and tasty. Nice to have gravy served separately, so often the plate is awash hiding who knows. Will certainly call in again.

We visited on the off chance at lunchtime. It's a very pleasant Inn in the classic sense. The atmosphere was laid back, but the food were well presented and tasty. We, a group of five, all had different choices and each was judged to be as expected.

We visited after a trip to the busy Antiques Fair at the showground and was pleasantly suprised by the variety and lovely home cooked food. Lots of sandwiches went passed us, but we opted for the main menu, which was hot and plentiful. The Beef Curry from the Specials was a highlight. Puddings very good too! Thank you :)

Fairly basic food and not really good value for money.

Attempted to have a meal here but was rather rudely told 'No Dogs' as we stepped through the door, needless to say we can't recommend this establishment.

Have to say very disappointed. Our meals were Luke warm Waitress didn't ask if we wanted a pudding menu . It felt like we didn't matter . One family member had beef well if you could call it beef. Appalling hardly any beef on the plate . And almost like it was yesterday dinner

A great little place lovely food and staff very friendly Been there twice now, first time we went was a Sunday lunch which was lovely, and yesterday for evening meal, also nice, will be going back again,

Having had a couple of meals in the past at this pub, we thought we would give Sunday Lunch a try. Turning up ‘on spec’ last Sunday we found no vacancies. So we booked this time and weren’t disappointed. The roast pork was succulent and tender and just sufficient. The vegetables were piping hot and the service was very efficient and prompt. We shall book again without a doubt.

Stopped by for the first time after passing many times. We wished we had found this lovely pub before. It'd definitely on our eating out list. The good was hot and tasty and the portions were very generous. Excellent value for money.

popped in for dinner today. staff were lovely and friendly, good choice of drinks. the food was amazing! we only waited about 15 minutes and it was well worth the wait. the beef lasagne was the best ive ever had ( and theres been many!) well worth a visit.

Came here mid afternoon after looking for somewhere outside for drinks rather than the Falcon. Not disappointed. Service was great, seating really good and plenty outside. Will come here again as we visit the garden centre regularly.

Lovely, friendly, family run country pub. Good food and pleasant service. Accommodation available. Enjoyed the food and banter. Wood burner gave nice atmosphere but not a lot of heat. Plenty of car parking.

Been past this pub hundreds of times and finally gave it a go. We both had meals off the 2 for £10 menu. One fish and chips. One ham, egg and chips.

Ate here on holiday one evening last week. Simple family run business with simple menu but beautifully cooked and pipng hot. Two good value meals for £10 for both. Don't expect fish freshly caught today but for the price it's a nice meal. Great service and attentive staff. We shall certainly eat there again when we go for our holiday next year.

first time at this inn, really nice, warm friendly bar staff, plenty of tables, excellent country fare, we had lamb shank , gammon, and lasagne, no complaints with any of these dishes. I had worthingtons beer which was excellent, the others had lager, all reasonably priced, meals averaged around a tenner a piece, and you got plenty, situated just accross from the garden centre ,near igloshayle wadebridge. old fashioned pub with first class meals, just what we wanted.

Friendly welcome on arrival. Taken straight to table despite being a wet Sunday lunchtime in August and promptly served with a delicious roast. Maybe a few more veggies would have made this an excellent lunchtime roast.

Lovely welcome when coming through the door and super service. Wonderful Cornish ales and lovely fresh food. Good choice of meals from the menu and the specials board. Lovely place for lunch or evening meal. Shall call again

Encontré este pub de camino a Bodmin moor. Nos detuvimos, ya que parecía un bonito pub país. Cuando llegamos dentro no había nadie allí. Todo estaba bien. En el bar pedimos nuestras bebidas y también nuestras comidas.

Real country pub good selection of local real ales, lunch was excellent value for money,service was good but it was very quiet on our visit.

Un pequeño país inn near Wadebridge. Me alojé aquí con mi madre en el camino de vuelta de un viaje a Wadebridge.

Just the job. We had the run of a private room for our party of 21 adults and three under 4 year olds. Good atmosphere and helpful staff. Efficient service and tasty food.

Tienen una oferta de invierno de 2 filetes con una botella de vino. Ambos tuvimos chuletón tamaño a bien hecho y fue el mejor bistec que hemos tenido. Cocinado a la perfección. El vino tinto era precioso, aunque no puedo recordar lo que era.

Spent the morning walking and stopped here for a lunch and a pint of Tribute.Lovely food, fine hosts and good beer. What more do you need.

Excellent Sunday lunch for 24 people including 5 children aged 5 years and under. A starter of either a fruit juice, soup or prawn cocktail. Main course of beef or chicken. Some of the children had a small roast dinner or popping chicken. A dessert of either roulade, lemon tart, apple pie or ice cream.

Visited on tuesday evening, my son and I had the homemade pie could have been homemade as never seen a pie the colour it was. My husband had the fish, well he could not even have one bite, watery, grey in colour would not even give it to a cat! he left the whole fish on the plate but still had to pay for it!!

Well, firstly they lost our booking - so ended up in the soul less back room - with no atmosphere of a country Inn. Ordering - no menus offered - had to ask - ordered 2 roast beef & 2 roast lamb. Long delay - and then cheap sliced meat clearly microwaved swimming in gravy - sent 2 back - veg microwaved and dry - beans a brown colour. How shocking for Fathers Day. The young waitress did her best but clearly no trainingSo - pudding - can't offer cheese board - no biscuits - and others clearly not home made and all served cold with frozen in the middle - horribleAnd finally - a lime and soda please 'you had the last of the lime'What a shame - shall not be back

We enjoyed a nice meal at this pub and would particularly recommend desert! It's clear that the pub is popular with locals but we didn't feel at all out of place or awkward.The service is excellent, friendly and relaxed.

Lovely welcome by staff. Comfortable seating. Child friendly. Great food, good size portions, lovely choice on menu and specials board. Highly recommend.

If you want a friendly atmosphere with hot reasonably priced food, Slades House is for you.Varied menu choices that is served quickly and hot.

Wanted to take m.I.l for Mothers Day lunch and decided this was a good choice. Wrong, the pub was cold and it took a while to get served. I think this was because I wasn't local. We decided on two Broccoli bakes and one Roast Lamb for me. After waiting for 45 minutes I had to ask where our food was, the chap went to ask and I was told it would be a few minutes. When the food arrived the two bakes were very good, however, my Roast Lamb was dodgy to say the least. I thought it a bad omen when the meat and gravy appeared with a skin on them! The veg, carrots hard, peas OK, cabbage done to death and the Swede mash tasteless. On the bright side, the roasters weren't to bad. Forgot to mention the Lamb, of the two slices I was served, one was lovely, it fell apart. The other was tough. Normally I would complain at the time but I didn't want to ruin my mother in law's lunch.

As you go in the fire place is warm and welcoming. The staff are very friendly and then for the meal, it was excellent and we all enjoyed our meal very much and two of our group have eaten in many countries including Noma in Denmark. It is a real traditional Cornish pub and the portions are extremely generous.. We would recommend it highly.

Had a fabulous meal here with my mum and dad and my husband. Beautiful pub, excellent service. Would highly recommend the steak and home made curry.

Happy staff and nothing was a problem . A proper Sunday meal Roast Chicken and all the trimmings and Treacle tart for sweet very well served and cooked . Left the restaurant very happy we will be back again .

A nice country inn with a good selection of food - never been disappointed after a visit. The Sunday roasts are definitely the speciality!

We were made very welcome on our arrival. We had a lovely Sunday Lunch today and very good value. The service was excellent and our waitress was lovely.After our lunch we went to the bar and were met by Chris. She was so funny and we had such a laugh about the cauliflower cheese. This pub will now be come one of our Local pubs to go to.

We went here after seeing some recommendations for this place in the visitors book at our holiday lodge. The pub is a typical old English pub, I can imagine it's lovely in the winter with a big fire going. There was a group of us and when we arrived the pub was quiet which we hadn't expected after seeing all the recommendations, although it was a Monday night. I ordered fish pie which was really tasty with a nice cheesy topped mash. All the food looked freshly cooked and we didn't have to wait too long for it. Everyone seemed to enjoy what they had ordered. My only complaint was the ladies' toilets which looked like they needed refurbishing and the cobwebs removing.

Stopped off in Wadebridge on the way back from the beach and found this pub, offering a good range of food and an excellent chef who served up sweet chilli chicken. Well presented, large portions and very tasty at only £8.95 each. Great value.

Enjoyed a three course evening meal here on a Friday with 4 friends. After a busy day of kayaking we wanted a quick easy meal and this pub delivered. A very filling, hearty home cooked meal delivered by friendly staff and very reasonably priced. Between us we had the pie, duck and mushroom pudding, fish and chips, burger and crab cakes, soup and pican and toffee roulade with salted caramel icecream desert. Just what the doctor ordered! Not gourmet food but If you fancy a hearty home cooked meal this is well worth a visit.

We always take the time to enjoy a hearty meal at Slades Country Inn, and as always the chef and staff deliver grand fare and fantastic company. We dined on Sunday lunch this time round, and it was one big meeting place, on chatting with the locals, they laugh and lovingly call it "the Sunday Club". The majority of diners were of an elderly generation, but happy to chat to the 'northerners in the corner'. Such a pleasure, thank you again xx

A group of 12 of us went there after a walk in the area, having booked in for lunch. The service was good as before, but, as before, the food came in bursts so some of us had virtually finished before the last meals arrived. The food was good basic jacket potatoes etc with plenty of salad which filled us all up.

Sunday lunch is great...choice of 2 meats with 4 veg...came on hot plates ,which I like ..very happy at 7.50 each will return.

20 of us were booked in for lunch at about 1.30pm. The orders were taken quickly and the food was fast to start arriving, but it did take a while for all of us to get our food, so some finished before others started eating. The jacket potatoes were well filled with a variety of fillings like my bacon and brie. Some of the diners were less impressed by some of the meals like the fish and chips weren't as good. It was a more average meal, but the staff were friendly and maybe they were a bit stressed by 20 of us arriving together, although we had booked.

We having had a good nose all decided to have the Carvery and we were not disappointed, No stinginess with the roast meats and everything was cooked beautifully. But if carvery is not your cup of tea there is a menu with something to suit most tastes. and it serves all day.

We booked for lunch with 4 friends, one of whom is in a wheelchair. The first difficulty was access from the carpark - either squeezing alongside the outside tables on a narrow strip of grass (sloped as well) or along the main road (no pavement). Steps down to the door, a single opening door into the bar - not very disabled friendly. A rather off hand greeting from the barman and no information about how we were to order - table service or order at the bar. We assumed it was table service but after waiting half an hour for our order to be taken we started for the bar to order when someone came over and offered to take it 'as it might be easier'! We still don't know what the normal ordering drill is.The food arrived promptly on very hot plates (a huge plus), but this was probably because all the meals had been microwave reheated (the skin on the gravy is a giveaway!). Very acceptable but nothing out of the ordinary. The service given by the waitresses was very friendly.A problem with the disabled loo was very well handled by the landlady but did made the outing very difficult for our friend.All in all an average meal in an average pub.

A group of eight friends called in here for lunch on our way to Padstow for the weekend. It was a miserable, wet day so few people in the pub. Despite this, we were shown to a cold damp back room away from the log fire and limited company. We ordered drinks and sandwiches which were adequate and reasonably priced. The highlight - or was it lowlight - however, was the fact that the carpet was crawling with snails...!!This visit was the source of some black humour but was not to be repeated.

Have visited this establishment numerous times over the years and have never been disappointed. The staff are warm and friendly. The pub grub is to die for, the chef cooks a mean steak! Sunday lunch is a bargain always a choice of two meats with plenty of veg and all the trimmings and for £6.95 you can't go wrong. A must visit family run pub!