St Agnes Hotel & Restaurant in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Visited as a couple with 2 dogs. Lovely rooms with plenty of space, decent tele and comfy bed. St Agnes is a lovely little village with a great beach and bars surrounding. Breakfast is really good and breakfast staff were lovely, unfortunately the evening kitchen was closed but from a previous visit would definitely book for an evening meal again. Electric shower. Would definitely stay again.

Managed to squeeze us in as a family of three on one of the busiest days of the year. Staff were super friendly and attentive. Food was good, the place had good atmosphere.

Sunday roast was excellent highly recommend it. Consistently good, well cooked, hot , tasty and good price. If you are eating here I would book a table as very popular, best in the village.

Just visited for a weekend with friends, had a brilliant stay, staff were friendly and very accommodating. Nothing was too much effort. Rooms were clean, beds extremely comfortable. Food was great, would recommend this to all my friends. Atmosphere was great.

Really lovely ambiance, great staff and fab food. Had the fish and chips, great mushy peas and tartare sauce. Burger was delicious. Ample portions and dog friendly.

Great mini break @ St Agnes Hotel, great location to explore Cornwall & the hotel/bar had a wonderful warm, welcoming feel. So good, we are going back in April

We have eaten at the St Agnes hotel a couple of times, twice for Sunday Lunch and one other time we had food from the main menu.The food from the main menu is underwhelming, definitely overpriced regular brewery catering food. The Sunday lunch is slightly superior and better value, but unfortunately, on each occasion the vegetables were very under cooked; crunchy is an understatement (definitely not al dente).However, having recently moved to St Agnes our main objective is to find a friendly local. Unfortunately, St Agnes hotel did not deliver for us, as we felt like the owners main objective isn't about fostering a relationship with returning customers. There is definitely a preoccupation of get you in and out asap. After we had eaten we felt compelled to drink up and leave (not because our table was booked as it was 8.30pm and there were plenty of empty tables).We definitely will not be using St Agnes Hotel as our local.

We were staying local and fancied Sunday lunch and what a find this hotel was greatfriendly staff fantastic service beautiful food what more would you like .lots of hand sanitiser around on entry lots of space between tables well done to one and all I definitely recommend visiting here plus it’s a great price

We were recommended to try the St Agnes Hotel for lunch today and we were not disappointed.The manager and staff were helpful, engaging and professional and the atmosphere, bearing in mind the current situation, was safe and welcoming.The best thing though is the food, we had the seabass & the beef, followed by desserts & coffee and every single course was simply fabulous. It was so good we've booked to go Friday for dinner.

Lovely spot for some people watching along the main street! We visited a couple of times during our 7 day stay to St Agnes, lovely roasts (and amazing sticky toffee pudding!) very reasonably priced.

Popped in on the hunt for somewhere to eat and not disappointed. Clear Covid rules, great beers, delicious food (and great Specials too) and great chat and hospitality from the team. Very friendly staff who we enjoyed interacting with and nothing too much trouble. Sticky toffee pudding was piping hot and delicious! Well worth a visit.

Service - amazing Food - very very tasty Atmosphere - awesome Give this place a try as it’s very consistent and extremely friendly. I really can’t understand what people are moaning about. Can only assume they are sexually frustrated.

We decided to eat here after visiting on previous years and throughly enjoying ourselves! We booked a table and were greeted by a cheery member of the team who seemed to be in charge. He showed us to our table but didnt give us menus. Another member of staff took our drink menus, then a third person came over and asked us if we were going to order food. If you book a table for dinner - surely this is pretty self explanatory that we will be ordering food....We ordered and the starters came, these were very nice, then the mains came. My partners Korean chicken burger was so dry and the bun was burnt to a crisp. We finished our mains and the plates weren't cleared for 40 minutes, despite us sitting right in front of the bar. During this time the member of the team that greeted us was eating behind the bar, and the two members of staff on the bar spent most of the night flirting with each other, running up to clear tables, a glass was smashed over the bar full of gin and tonic. And all the while I believe the manager was sitting in the booth next to us with his dog and said nothing. When our plates were eventually cleared we asked to order desserts, at this point it was gone 10pm, but no one had been to our table before that point. The young lad had to check if the kitchen was still open. Surely if we had ordered mains the kitchen will stay open until we have ordered desserts or said we don't want them? We ordered two sticky toffee puddings, cue the swearing you could hear from the kitchen. They arrived in record time and were stone cold. We also asked for a coffee and were told the coffee machine had been turned off hours ago, "but you can have like a water or something" was the response we were met with. We sent the sticky toffee puddings back, paid the bill and left. It's such a shame to see such a lovely place let down by such appalling service.

Fantastic breakfast, good varied menu, child friendly offers and portions and a great BBQ grill choice on Sunday!

friend was at an appointment so decided on breakfast at the Hotel. Lovely friendly staff, no fault there. Ordered the full Cornish at £8.95 and it could have fitted on a Tea plate. Good quality food but felt like a child's portion. Didn't even get a full slice of toast each, it was one cut in half to share. Not good value at all in my opinion.

We visited as a family of 6 on Monday 28th july! Great food, great hospitality, great atmosphere, will definitely be back on our next visit to Cornwall ☺️

Booked for our last night of our holidays. We'll laid out inside and friendly and welcoming staff. Hubby had crab empanadas for starter, son and gf had cheese garlic bread. All disappeared quickly. I had Mexican pulled pork tacos for main which were excellent and so tasty. Hubby had crab linguine which he enjoyed but sauce v creamy so quite rich. Son had the burger which he loved and gf had the gnocchi which was lovely but rich and she couldn't finish. We were too full for pudding. A really lovely meal and a great atmosphere.

We came here for breakfast before we headed home after a wonderful few days in lovely Cornwall. My partner ordered the vegetarian breakfast and I had the full Cornish breakfast. Both were fantastic! Absolutely no complaints!The service was friendly and the restaurant was full of character and warmth.

Came in with my friend today to try out the roasts since the new owners have taken over. Me and my friend were both very impressed, she had the gammon, I had the beef and both were gorgeous. I get most excited about Cauli cheese on a roast and that was banging aswell, so cheesy. More than worth the £9.95. Definately recommend to anyone looking for a good roast in the village.

Their srilankan fish curry was amazing - we'll be returning on our next visit to StAgnes and had to resist the urge to return a second time during our 1 week stay. The whole family loved their meals

This character village hotel provides a relaxing haven for a late lunch-time snack. This was served with home-made cumin flatbreads, cucumber pickle, sour cream and fresh green salad garnish, all freshly prepared by the excellent chef for less than £6. The young man who provided the service was welcoming and courteous. I look forward to the next seafood starter.

We used to frequent the Aggie at least 4 times during our annual week's stay; however, the standards and quality of the food has deteriorated since our last stay. I think the chef has been replaced by a cook and all the bland meals look as if they had been pre-prepared and heated up in the oven as and when ordered; hence the use of metal plates/dishes. Such a shame as this was always our first port of call for a family of 12 evening meal. It seems that the catering side of the pub has taken a back seat and is not widely advertised and is now just a pub. So be it if the new owners feel this is the way forward but don't expect any good eating experiences. On the plus side, as a pub, it's good and the beers on offer are great.

This is a great place. The staff are young, but they're well trained, polite and friendly. The food's good. And although there's not much of a wine list, it's great value. I thoroughly recommend this place.

Found this gem of a place as it’s near to where we are staying. Although we didn’t eat here the atmosphere whilst we had a few drinks was lovely and the staff were most welcoming.

we had great beer (clearly know how to keep it) good food (sandwiches and chips, excellent) in a venue with a good vibe and friendly / efficient staff.

Good good and selection for families. Really, friendly welcoming staff. Even when busy they did their utmost to help. Dogs made welcome too.

We ate here several nights over our two week holiday, the specials were always very good and the main menu gave lots of choice for all the family.The staff were always friendly and helped make our visit special.Would definitely visit again if we are in the area.

Four of us ate here on 7 July. One had fish and chips, one the vegetarian burger, one the Thai curry and I had the deluxe burger. We all enjoyed what we had, it was well presented and the staff were cheerful and attentive. I'd thoroughly recommend eating here

Ate there 3 nights in a row. Great choice of food including different specials each day. Every dish was very tasty, well presented & served in a timely fashion. Would recommend any of the burgers or curries. Staff are very helpful, polite & knowledgeable.

We had heard it had been taken over recently so weren’t sure the recommendations would continue, however the new owners are doing really well. The food is fabulous with a good menu plus specials that change throughout the week, although could do with a salad or too. It’s a lovely atmosphere and like many places around are dog friendly. It’s a mix of locals and tourists. The team working behind the bar (particularly in the week we visited) were great too and really friendly. Highly recommend.

Went for breakfast a couple of times very good the girls who worked there were very nice and jolly and very helpful a credit to the hotel

It was our first visit into St. Agnes and a lovely village. Although we only went to cove for the dogs to run on beach, it gave off a real community spirit. The restaurant was lovely, spotless, open and the staff were excellent. My husband had fish and chips which he said were the best he had had in ages! I chose the Indian dish of fish, poppadom and relish. It was just right ! Thoroughly enjoyed by all of us.

Fell upon St Agnes after a visit to Perranporth.

Stayed at st.agnes for a week and enjoyed it thoroughly. Rooms where comfy and well maintained. Service and staff were brilliant. Food was excellent. Thanks Jerry and Nathalie

Always visit here when in St Aggie. You can be sure of a warm welcome from friendly staff. We had dinner here and although it was a bit of wait on a quiet evening, our curries were worth waiting for. See you again next time

If you order a crab sandwich don’t expect any filling! Very disappointing- won’t be coming back !Whilst in Cornwall have had many delicious crab sandwiches and salads but this was shocking.

Fish was very good but fish and chips was sucked with fat and was not eatble. The place is nice and the service very good.

Perfect spring morning at ST Agnes beach with the dogs we came into town late for lunch. Greeted by charming friendly staff at Coast. The menu looked good. We chose crab and prawn sandwiches on lovely fresh doorstep granary bread.....one of the party went for ham egg and chips which was excellent too!

I'm actually a regular customer and used to pop in quite often for a meal. They've had several different chefs in all the time I've been visiting, and nearly all have served up interesting and delicious food. This is the first time I've visited since the hotel changed hands, and the chef is new and boy what a change. I won't be visiting again anytime soon. I don't think I've had such a bland meal in years. The only way to describe it is that it tasted cheap. The hotel has always been a bit pricier for meals but at least they were decent. The menus in the past used to have a nice selection of interesting dishes but I only liked one dish on the new menu. Very poor options, and the loaded fries were absolutely revolting. It tasted like there was tomato puree on them. I'm actually really disappointed as this really was one of my favourite places to go for a meal and it's sad to see it go downhill like this. Hope they get their act together and employ someone who can actually cook! I won't be back until then!

Small well kept room, that despite overlooking the road was quiet during the night. Very clean. Great breakfast, with the best coffee I’ve had in Devon/Cornwall. Great service. Would recommend the stay.

Fantastic food in the heart of a little Cornish village. Brilliant selection of choice on the menu as well as the traditional Sunday roast. Delightful puddings. The staff couldn't have been friendlier or more welcoming, Izzy and Amy in particular made our stay that bit more enjoyable. Dogs welcome too which is an added bonus if your returning from a walk!

Excellent new menu, very tasty, especially the Sri Lankan inspired dishes as well as some excellent starters and delicious fish. Lovely atmosphere in the Aggie, open fire, friendly staff and timely service.Good value too. Thoroughly recommend.

Popped in for lunch, my wife had the crab bruschetta and I had the burger. Both were nice and tasty. Service was ok, would go back as the menu looks interesting.

A welcome port of call in the recent pouring rain for lunch. The staff are nice, they allow dogs and the food is fine.

I’d like to say a massive thank you to the team for a very enjoyable Sunday Lunch today! Sophie was a great waitress, alongside a young male waiter!

We have dropped into the hotel for a drink on a number of occasions but never had a proper sit down meal so decided to give it a try. Friendly locals and staff but the food is disappointing. My husband’s sirloin steak was very poor quality - tasteless and tough. I would bet my duck leg had arrived via a catering supplier and was not cooked on the premises. It’s difficult to disappoint with a crumble, but the rhubarb variety we ordered was not good. Sour rhubarb with pallid crumbs thrown on top and marginal contact with the oven, it was not pleasant. Such a shame. We spent £85 on a meal for 2 adults & 1 child, mains plus 2 x desserts (crumble!) and 1 bottle of wine. That’s a lot of money!

Popped in for lunch and ordered a starter size bowl of mussels...blimey I've no idea how big the main size must be!!!....The starter was more like a main!...Happy days!...Partner had nachos and the same can be said for them....well done on great food and excellent service

We cam here for a Sunday lunch when on holiday in St Agnes. Service was incredibly slow- the staff were rushed off their feet and probably not enough of them. We were seated at the back of the restaurant and were waiting for our food when a man (I assume the manager/landlord) asked the whole pub if anyone objected to the football going on. We didn't think it would effect us, until he lowered a big projector screen right next to our table! We had to ask to move and fortunately were able to but with a baby, pram, toddler and 6 adults it was a real inconvenience. We felt it was dealt with really badly and the manager (?) did not take it at all seriously. The food was bad quality with not much meat on the Sunday Roast. Generally a really bad experience.

Walked up to the Village while staying in Trevaunance Cove, it is absolutely beautiful. Went into The Agnes just for a drink & was pleasantly surprised, the decor inside is beautiful & modern & the place was really busy, they also had the Rugby showing which my husband was pleased about. There were a lot of people eating also & the food coming out looked good. The wine I had was lovely & chilled & we enjoyed our drinks in a really lovely atmosphere.

Looking for a bar meal and a pint. No tables were available due to a quiz night later in the evening.

Quite reasonably priced food, enjoyed the mussels! Waitress was very friendly. The crab wasn’t great but if you’re after a pub lunch then it’s a good shout.

Only popped in for drinks this year. A staple of our visit to St Agnes. Such a great pub, warm and welcoming.

Yummy breakfast! Very reasonable price £7.50 normal, £9 large - nice cosy pub feel and young girls who served us were polite and friendly!

Visited just by chance. Last day of holiday an we find this little gem. Lovely food really big portion and very keenly priced staff are helpful an polite made our last day a plwasent one.

Don’t keep walking past like we did as this place is a lot nicer inside than it looks from the outside! Newly decorated and nice friendly staff too. Food looked good too albeit that we just stayed for drinks.

Really accommodating and friendly staff who were great with kids. Good food - mum and dad loved the chowder.

Just popped in for an evening meal .. had been in night before to watch the football and thought we would give it a try for dinner....Big mistake.. I am not going to go on and on but it’s simple ... if you like lovely food cooked by people who say they can then don’t go in here. Plain, tasteless and poor presentation . Two young guys behind bar were extremely helpful and polite. Won’t be back to eat here again..

I hauled up here on a long cycle ride. Pit stop was needed. A good coffee to strengthen the legs. It certainly delivered. Charming service. Good coffee. Lovely aspect. In a nice village. Will come again

Arrived for a drink before trying to find somewhere to eat in Aggie and having found a vacant table and an interesting menu we decided to look no further. We were not disappointed, the sharing starters were delicious, the mains beautifully cooked and presented. The lateness of our desert order was dealt with professionally and with good results. Excellent service throughout and a lovely atmosphere also good value and a wide choice of Gins

Both the food and staff were excellent. The staff repeatedly mentioned there would be a wait (which was fine) but we appreciated their attention. Would gladly recommend for a casual pub meal.

Had a meal and drinks in a fair sized group. Staff were helpful and friendly. Food was overall good. Nice clean pub and not overpriced food and drink wise. Will visit again.

We ate out in the restaurant twice during our weeks stay in St Agnes.

We came here to eat our tea and watch the champions league final. We didnt get the result in the footie but the pub was great. The good was excellent - the veggie Moroccan salad delicious. The land lord was very helpful and friendly managing to sort us a table in the packed bar so we could eat and see the game. We will be back.

After a very long walk along the coast we came across St Agnes Hotel on our way back after discovering that most places were closed on a Monday night. The staff were really friendly and we got served really quickly. My sister and I both went for the Beef Burger and Fries and we both agreed that they were some of the best Fries we've had in a while. The portions were a really good size and a lovely Salad come on the side. It was just what we needed, would definitely visit again.

Nice place for a meal or a drink. Good fish dishes. Friendly staff. We would go back. Good service. Thank you for your hospitality.

We love coming to the St. Agnes Hotel. We are always so warmly welcomed, every member of staff is helpful and friendly. Lovely food; from fantastic tasty breakfasts to superb Sunday Lunches. We've never had a bad meal. Highly recommend.

We have been here before and were pleasantly surprised by the new lighter decor. I had the roast dinner with wild mushroom and celeriac loaf which was the vegetarian option. My wife had the traditional roast beef. Both were delicious and well presented. The staff were friendly and helpful without being intrusive.

We stopped for a late lunch here after exploring the countryside. Even though we arrived only 15 minutes before they stopped their lunch service our food was fresh, hot and yummy. We had fish and chips and were not disappointed. The place was full of locals which is always a good sign!

Travelling today from Clifton to Portloe, (we’re from Staffordshire), via Truro and Perranporth. Hungry & Thirsty, St Agnes was our third town lucky.... We had walked in & - promptly straight back - out of at least 5 places in Truro and Perranporth. The St...

I always feel it can be a bit hit and miss in a small Cornish village pub/hotel. However I liked the menu and ordered the ribeye steak. Now my favourite steak restaurant is Maze Grill in Grosvenor Square - setting service aside which was good and very friendly for a pub but not a patch on Maze - the steak was excellent - succulent, tender, seasoned very well and delicious. The accompaniments were also excellent with a special mention for the truffle and Parmesan fries which were a highlight. I ordered the cheeseboard for dessert and the cheeses were again excellent including the local Yarg. My test for a cheeseboard is is there enough butter and enough crackers and in both regards more than enough. Overall a really excellent meal. And I have to say I found the staff very friendly - the landlord was present and was friendly and welcoming, happy to chat about the food and life in general. Thoroughly recommended.

What a terrible turn around. Not only is the pub now a faceless, boring weatherspoons impression (if you were going on the pictures above you’ll be in for a disappointment) but if your there in the evening be prepared for an abusive, drunk landlord who happily makes a total show of himself regularly. Sadly the food doesn’t make up for it. Wouldn’t eat in here for free, the ‘baked’ Camembert I last had here was clearly microwaved and not even until hot thank goodness it’s not my local anymore. Big sad face.

We popped in for lunch and was told if we could find a table then we could have lunch. Found...

We had a mini break to Aggie over the weekend and popped back to the Aggie Hotel for our usual...

Avec ma compagne pour fêter nos 3 ans de vie commune, une daube de sanglier excellente tout comme le dessert....

I came to the Hotel for a family meal and we enjoyed the lovely scallops, butternut squash risotto and the...

We visited while the pub is recovering from a major fire in their kitchen meaning they’re only operating a limited...

As non residents of the hotel we called in one morning after a walk into the village. We both ordered...

Super Friday night meal here. Very busy bar, extremely friendly staff and super food. They have a fairly limited menu...

Didn't expect how lovely it was inside very old rustic food and service was lovely nice place to sit in...

Due to a fire the full menu is not operational. But they offered a bbq type food and did it very well. Staff young and fun, brilliant pub for us locals

We stayed for 4 night, great accommodation and despite having a kitchen fire a couple of weeks ago the food was great

Excellent weekend as always!! Nothing too much trouble!! Thank you to all the staff and the boss!!We will be back again!!Thank you!

Lovely location but not good for parking Lovely staff very good food children friendly dog friendly full drinks bar

St Agnes is a fun pub an their menu and food far surpass "typical pub food".The menu is varied with specials and the wines excellent and well priced.The service is very good and the interior attractive. It's def patronized by the locals and well as visitors. We loved it and came back numerous times during our stay.

As a family and as a couple we have eaten here numerous times for breakfast, lunch and dinner and have had both good and bad experiences. Tonight only one special on offer at 7.30pm and not that busy so only the limited menu to choose from. We were very specific with our order requirements - steak cooked medium rare, one chicken burger without bbq sauce or mayonnaise (or anything else). When the food arrived the chicken burger still had a sauce on and the steak was well done at best and very tough. The waitress wasn't aware one chicken burger was different from the others so we had to look to find out. Wanting to eat as a family and not wait for 2 meals out of 6 to be re-cooked we accepted but made our feelings known. Bill the host is a really nice guy but wasn't around tonight which didn't help the overall service. No offer of a complimentary drink or to reduce the bill but that wasn't what we were looking for - we just wanted a decent meal. So for us it is time to go elsewhere for dinner as we are spending a lot of money and not getting good value. Sorry Bill.

We popped in here on the off chance as it had just started to rain. We shared a calamari and chips with a pint and a half of Tribute. It was absolutely lovely, inexpensive and served by friendly staff.

another cracking breakfast in here , i have the aggie brekkie , which is 1 bacon , 1 egg , 1 fried bread, half a tomato , beans , mushrooms , proper sausage , 1 pice of hogs pudding and a choice of toast £6.95 , you can goe for the bigger version which is two of everything , i had a pot of tea , 2 and bit cups , and a apple juice , proper tasty apple juice not the sickly sweet carton type all came to £11.70, not cheap but worth it

A great pub selling St Austell beers (my reason for visiting!). They usually have at least four available, incluing some "small batch" ones. Decent selection of food. They use locally baked bread for their sandwiches. Popular with locals, including families with children.

We booked on the morning , very friendly staff , the dinner came out very quickly , it was all excellent quality, home from home roast dinner and we are fussy, so praise indeed wonderful roast beef cooked to perfection , lovely roast potatoes fluffy on the inside crispy on the outside . Lovely variety of veg .Can recommend .

Ate here again, as we do every year. The food is wholesome, reasonably priced and the service is good. There is a good atmosphere in the place which was lively and busy

Good range of food at reasonable prices. Popular with the locals - always a good sign! Friendly Landlord & staff, and quick service,too.

We stopped here as it was dog friendly. Whilst the table we chose to sit at was dirty the rest of the place seemed clean. The food was nice although the fish cake could have had a little more fish, in bigger chunks in it but it was tasty. The menu didn't have that much choice on it though so doubt we would revisit unfortunately.

We call in for a pint after a long walk round it's a lovely pub very friendly staff food looked lovely

Stayed here for 3 days to attend a wedding. Had a great time. Ate dinner in the restaurant 1 night, very good. Breakfast service was mixed, quite slow on 2 days.Food was also not up to expectations on 1 day.Pub has old world character. Hotel rooms are not bad, be aware no lift/elevator and steep stairs, tough with large luggage.Shower worked well.

Had a Mexican meal in the St Agnes hotel and It was very good. This pub is in the centre of St agnes and has a very local feel about it,Friendly staff and good service

Popped in for a bite to eat. Excellent food and came out very quickly. Right in the middle of the village and comfortable to sit in. Would recommend!

Die Bar im Hotel ist nett, das Essen sehr gut, und das Bier schmeckt. Leider hatten wir 2x Pech und es waren größere Feiern, sodass es relativ laut war. Aber man kann auch nett draußen sitzen. Empfehlenswert!

We had a lovely roast dinner here. There was plenty to eat with a good selection of vegetables. Friendly, helpful staff. Ate in nice restaurant part of hotel.

Lovely to sit outside on the front people watching, opposite a Church so we saw a wedding. Decent pub food and reasonably priced.

Went to this establishment for dinner whilst on hols, the hotel bar restaurant area looks a lot fifteenth to its website having been refurbished and is really nice inside. Food is decent and the staff are very friendly and attentive. There is a good selection of beers including some local ale and lager, prices were reasonable too. Would certainly come back again.