The Bridge Inn in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Tried whilst on holiday. Visited for drinks to see what pub was like and maybe dine later on in the week. Service appalling. Stood their for 5 minutes while landlady spoke to friends. Husband said beer was excellent but sadly wine was disgusting - left half a glass which very unusual. Was going to have second drink as beer good so asked for Thatchers - told not on. Then San Miguel again not on. Only 2 pumps working, rest even though displayed, not on. Pub unfriendly, full of junk and very run down. Outside tables were surrounded by tall weeds. Could be a lovely pub but obviously they've lost interest.

Went here at 12pm just as it opened. Inside its very existence is stuck in the past but that is what gives it its charm. Basically mostly used by the locals. I had a Sunday roast here a few weeks back and enjoyed it. So thought I would try it again. One thing I can say is that the meal is consistent in providing home cooked food. Once again I enjoyed it. Plus there are different portion sizes depending on how hungry you are. The only thing having a Sunday roast and half a bitter shandy is trying to walk back up that steep hill back to my place of residence. The lovely attentive lady who served me told me a more scenic route to get back to the village. Across the fields. A much more pleasant trek after such a nice meal. I will definitely be attending here again. The only negative thing is the toilets could do with a clean and an update.

Friendly local pub, run by helpful landlady. Good food on food days, relaxed atmosphere, local ales and hot drinks.

Absolutely the archetypal country local. Friendly customers and staff - was immediately made to feel part of the family. Good beer, the food looked great - will definitely return when I have the chance.

Nice friendly local, Good beer, Plenty of room for the kids to run about in the garden.

What a dump. Reeked of damp. Toilets green with algae and clearly hadn't been cleaned for years. No lager on draft (although pumps were there). So bad we just laughed for one drink only!

Didn't have any food as we were on our way back from a lovely pizza in the car park of the Portreath Arms. Definitely next time. But the atmosphere and friendliness of everyone was great!

An old pub running in need of money being spent on it.

Bloody brilliant Make you so welcome everybody in the pub. Landlady lovely and the Sunday roast to die for, well the Eton mess is brilliant Colin

Tried to get food, but not a good experience. Seems to be a locals pub only, although friendly.

Lovely staff and locals and a good pint too. Very dog friendly, ours was made very welcome in and outdoors. Grassy beer garden to the back of the car park 👍Thanks for having us!

Very friendly pub with great people and the best Guinness

What makes Bridge Inn special? I live 3 miles away with several pubs on the way, but a traditional family pub with Porthleven on tap and a true Cornish girl behind the bar says it all me ansums. I'm off again dreckly tis Sunday roast today!

One of the best pubs I've ever visited. Friendly owners, always happy to accommodate. Great Sunday Roast 😊 Good Ales & Ciders Thank you for looking after us during our stay in Bridge

SMALL country pub, no TV, no music but there was a dartboard. Like stepping in to the past. The owners were running it the night I went (usually it's their daughter and son in law) in and there was just them and my party. It was great to get away from the youth filled noisy pubs of the city and find somewhere relaxing. If you're looking for something busier there are other pubs in Portreath but this is just across the road from the cottage I rented so was easy to walk in and stumble out.

A proper traditional unmolested pub.

Lovely little traditional pub. Food was freshly cooked and delicious. Also, great prices

Great traditional pub friendly staff and welcoming regulars selection of well kept good ales highly recommended

Amazing place amazing staff amazing locals I love this place will definitely be coming back here in the near future

Great food, excellent service nice garden area with proper ales.

Convivial atmosphere; really good food; excellent pints; lovely tables next to the Red River tributary; steeped in history (check the photos). Proper pub.

It looked like a family business made for the owners to hangout

Nice local village pub. Good food.

Lovely country pub. Makes a refreshing change not to have loud music blasting out. Extremely friendly and the Sunday lunch is amazing

The best cheese and tomato butty ever, and a great cuppa. although I had been lost in a farmers field for miles.

Thank you very much for letting us stay on the parking lot with our camper van - great beer and nice fries!

Lovely traditional country pub good home made food. No TV or juke box

Was nice to sit outside and enjoy the sunshine in peace and quiet but the pub itself could do with some love and attention especially the toilets.

First pub after a wee walk. Had to wait for all drinks, due to barrels being low/out/required changing. Not great, but the barman was friendly and gave us accurate directions back to the bay...which was a pleasant walk

Quaint, quiet, lovely home cooked food.

A friendly local. When we visited it was very quiet - 6 customers (including me and my partner). The other 4 were locals. We were made to feel very welcome and enjoyed joining in with their discussions. Food was tasty and good value for money.

Nice and cosy village pub. Very welcoming with a good selection of local beer and cider.

A very good pub for a pint and a meal.

Friendly old fashioned pub, great home cooked food.

Very quiet, especially for a Saturday night, probably more for locals than tourists :-)

Nice lady behind the bar let me read my paper in there on a cold night while I awaited the bus. Nice little pub

Very friendly staff and locals food looks great although we didn't try it ourselves great pint of Guinness in summary a proper country pub very dog friendly as well

Great meal here. Reasonable prices. Typical British boozer.

Incredible old pup with good atmoshere ,old pub with old values.

Sunday lunch is delicious. Proper pub with very friendly staff.

First time user 3 adults 2 children very tasty good value for money . Reasonable prices good services ate in the garden . In the immortal words of Arnie . I'll be back.

Popped in for "a swift half" which is what village pubs are great for. Friendly bar staff but as pub quite empty, the 3 or 4 locals propping up the bar were noticeable in discomfort at having "strangers" arrive! Good idea for them to serve baby bottles of wine so I didnt have to worry how long an open bottle had been hanging around for.

Coca-Cola From a bottle in a Pub paid for the bottle anyway

Great owners and great service! Definitely would recommend visiting.

We Love this pub. We love the beer, the people, the staff, the food everything about this pub is great. We wouldn't want anything to change

The friendliest pub in the area

We thought it was busy the drinks was cheap we did not like the toilets being outside part fr friendly and good pub

Very friendly owners and patrons and good draught beers.

Had the pleasure of staying across the road to this great pub during July 2012 wonderful selection of beers and the food was fantastic excellent selection. Kids were welcome at the pub and many board games available for all to enjoy. Cant wait till December for our return visit.