The Bush Inn in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Well this was a delightful place to find. Tucked away in the middle of nowhere this is a 13th century pub steeped in history. The drive from Bude was an experience up and down some very tight country lanes but what an experience and wonderful views (there is a much easier route in & out by the way). Had a gorgeous lamb dish. Service was excellent. Highly recommend a visit.

It’s a lovely spot and the pub inside is very nice. We’ve been going for years but the music is too loud for a rural pub so we had to sit outside in the drizzle. Can’t imagine we’ll go again.

This pub was our go-to for Sunday roasts and big family occasions last year but I don’t know what has gone on in the 8 months since we last visited because it’s absolutely awful now… The staff were rude and aggressive and the food was cold, tasteless and laughably overpriced - a total rip off. We were charged £8 for 5 chicken nuggets with some bbq sauce on them advertised as “Korean chicken goujons” I even questioned the chef who confirmed that the “goujons” and childrens chicken nuggets were actually the same product - hello trading standards! When I raised my issues with the waitress she switched from being relatively pleasant to aggressive and sullen (even when I assured her that it wasn’t her fault) she continued to glare at us until we left as we felt so uncomfortable. The rest of the food was lukewarm and unappetising. The Yorkshire pudding tasted strongly off parsley and there was no cauliflower cheese (which they had last year) but the price remained the same! I can see why they make you pay at the start as I certainly wouldn’t have paid for those “goujons” given the chance but no refund was offered. No other members of staff/management appeared, we were just left with the glaring waitress. It’s such a shame that we’ve lost our favourite pub, definitely won’t be returning after todays shocking service and food, we’re local people supporting a local business but feel like we’ve been totally ripped off and treated appallingly. Steer well clear of this place

The Bush Inn is a lovely old and atmospheric pub in a beautiful setting. There’s a decent pint and live music BUT whatever you do don’t eat there! We’ve been several times over the years, every time in the hope that the food will have improved. It hasn’t. On our lunchtime visit the homemade soup was thick and claggy. It could have been turned into something nice with a bit of stock for a better consistency, but wasn’t helped by the bread roll it came with that tasted as if it had been reheated to disguise the evident staleness. Crisps on the side of the sandwiches were however unashamedly stale. And although the ham sandwich was inoffensive by comparison, the homemade fish-finger version involved tasteless fish in soggy batter. This is really disappointing- yet again. If anyone had taken the time to come and ask us how the meal was we’d have pointed some of this out politely without having to put it on Tripadvisor instead.

Stopped here for drinks, staff were excellent ! friendly & helpful. We didnt eat , but the food coming out around us looked delicious. Views from the garden were amazing. Wonderful old fashioned pub.

Staying locally and was recommended this place. It’s a really charming looking pub and staff not overly welcoming but not rude. The food firstly is really average at best pub food so don’t go expecting anything more. The real bugbear was the price. It’s restaurant prices for average pub grub.

We ate here while staying overnight in the B&B part of the Inn. The atmosphere was great, the service was friendly and the food was excellent. Probably wise to book ahead - we saw a few people unable to get a table

Very cosy traditional pub, lovely outdoor space aswell with fantastic local walks and beaches. The pub itself serves really good food, mostly cooked fresh from what i can see which is becoming less common these days! Staff are very friendly Seating is comfortable I have read some previous negative reviews and to be honest I disagree with everything they say…just my opinion but an experienced opinion. I really like this place and will continue to come back.

We booked a meal at this place for our last evening of our holiday. Lovely old place with an open fire and a lovely cottage feel. The views were amazing over the nearby fields with the coast in the background. We both ordered the steak and it came with chips a side salad and we had peppercorn sauce, I have to say it was all gorgeous and cooked to our liking with plenty on the plate. Would definitely recommend the food here, absolutely gorgeous 😋

Popped in for a quick drink as the pub was conveniently placed partway through our walk. Decided to have a bite to eat and we both chose the Moroccan vegetable soup which was just delicious, full of flavour, a really generous portion, served with beautifully fresh bread and butter. The lady at the bar was just great, really friendly and welcoming, all in all a super pub which we look forward to returning to.

Not a great experience I am afraid. No one around as we arrived. I was horrified to pay just under £80 for 3 hallumi burgers and egg and chips! We had asked if we could have an adult portion of egg and chips as it was only on the kids menu. They said that was fine then charged us £16 for two eggs and a handful of chips! The table and chairs were pretty uncomfortable too . The bar lady was obviously not feeling well and shouldn’t have been working. She kept coughing all over the bar area The food was average at best and the beer was not very good either We won’t be going back

Cannot recommend this pub highly enough. Good food would recommend the halloumi burger it was amazing. The location was great, staff friendly and helpful. Can take your dog too.

Went to this place the other evening. (Saw all previous reviews stretching back over 10 yrs and fully agree with only 1star rating). I went upto the bar an waited to be served and was ignored by the older fat lady barwoman. I held my hand out and was abruptly told not to touch anything or I would have to pay for it! I that I might get better service in the other bar so asked if that was the lounge area. She said it was another bar but was full and so not to go in there. I retorted it was full here too. I decided to exit and go into the other bar anyway to escape her glare. I go served an alcohol free (driving) by a young girl who looked embarrassed. The barwoman was still glaring at me so I ignored her. A party of walkers was in there 2chat 2. I eventually left mingling with the walkers. I was sat in my vehicle just chilling in a nice place when I noticed a glurry of activity from the bar staff with the young girl criss crossing the yard. Then a big burly chap came out and stared aggressively at my vehicle for some time before going back in. Other so called staff members appeared to check me out. They are very dodgy ppl so be careful, only go with other friends or family, or better off not at all! Mick

Quirky traditional pub. We stumbled across it during a family outing and what a hidden gem. It was a windy, cold and rainy day, overly quite miserable but this visit made our day. Warm fires lit in every corner and a welcoming greeting from the owner. Great food at a reasonable price and charming, friendly service from staff. Really impressed as they had a local cider on draft here- crackington farmhouse cider, delicious. We have returned on several occasions, the food is always delicious and it is one of our favourite places to visit.

This is a pretty pub, small bar area but they have extended into a barn type area with decking area you can sit on and enjoy the wonderful view. We hadn’t been for a good 4 years so thought we should visit. Unfortunately it’s going to be another 4 years before we go for meal here, yes we will have a drink there if we are walking in the area. My husband had fish and chips, this was some chips (very nice) fish was what Captain Birds Eye sells, and peas. Fished looked very lonely, small portion. I had to have a starter and chips, due to the usual bean chilli or veg curry. There are so many exciting recipes out there which you should push to get carnivores to try. I DON’T want to change people to vegans but it’s good to give good options.

I know it’s the only game in town as you are trekking the SW path and don’t want to do the full leg to Bude, but very small rooms, not overly clean, very expensive food (couple wines, coupe pints and dinner was 90 pounds) Based...

Nice pub full of character with friendly staff when not rushed. Old world flagstone floors and so many rooms it's like a rabbit warren. Had a top Ploughman's and the Crackington's cider was on form. Good selection of ales and the varied menu. Very welcome...

Visited for food whilst on a holiday break. Found venue online and noticed no prices on menu but still took a chance. Very basic menu and not heated up enough! Pricey for what was on offer. Ordered burger and veg curry. Definitely wouldn’t go back.

Great traditional Cornish pub, authentic atmosphere makes you feel you are stepping back in time. We popped in for a lunchtime beer. There is a good range of ales on the bar and the bar staff are friendly. Def worth a visit id you are...

First visited on a cold winters day. It doesn’t look much from the outside but the young lady serving was friendly and the bar area had the fire roaring so this made a lovely welcome. So many pubs are cold and uninviting. Food was excellent....

We we’re staying at a local cottage very close by. This is a lovely nice old cosy smugglers pub. Lovely food and local Beers/ciders. Staff very friendly, warm wood burner.

So it isn’t the easiest place to get to but it was totally worth it. The oldest pub in the North of Cornwall dating back to 1292. The interior was just amazing - wood burning fire, quaint little bar room (actually 2) and so full...

Stopped at this very old and cosy pub for lunch on recommendation. Had a ploughman’s which was super tasty and really filling. Highly recommended

Last min booking for an evening meal, it’s quiet the lady said.. Really busy, great atmosphere and we got a nice table. Ordered steaks, were superb, perfectly cooked. Puds and ice creams also delicious. We’d been before on previous holidays, had mixed experiences but this...

We went here to see the Bencoolen wreckers, we decide to go early to eat first, we spent almost £90 between me (disabled) my wife my mother and father in law who are 70 and 74, we went outside to a bench seat and were...

Immer, wenn wir dort waren, fanden am Wochenende tolle Musikevents statt. Eine Vorbestellung lohnt sich dann allerdings. Trotz fehlender Vorbestellung...

What a fantastic pub ! Stayed with family on holiday in the village and eat here 3 nights . It’s an ancient and characterful place with a really interesting history . All the staff were welcoming and friendly: as was the overall atmosphere.. Good range...

Tucked away in a small village just off the coast path this is a real find. We went for dinner and liked it so much we booked in for Sunday lunch. The food was good, service very friendly and the atmosphere was traditionally 'pubby' which...

Thirty-two of us, from the ages of four to 70, came together for a long-planned friends and family reunion in memory of a loved mother, mother in law and grandmother, and it was wonderful. We had a warm welcome, the food was superb, the open...

Booked a table and having looked at their website I decided what meal I was going to have but when I arrived at the bar I was asked it I wanted to order drinks which I did and also I said I knew what I...

Very nice lunch in a picturesque countryside setting with lovely sea views. probably the best 'Ploughmans' I've ever had!

Had better from a road side cafe. Below average fast food, served with a mountain of salad to make it look better than it is. Overall overpriced and tastless with a limited main meal choice. Even the a simple ham sandwidge had grey ham on...

We had two great evenings at this fabulous pub. Wonderful food, excellent service. We will definitely be returning. Thank you

Lovely friendly pub, landlord/barman let us dry our boots by the fire. After a blustery, winter walk. Gave us spuds and gravy. Very welcoming. Thatchers Haze. Great vibe. Clean warm toilets. Met a nice couple from London. Chatted surfing. What's not to like?!

Wow. This place is a hidden gem. LOVED IT. Fab food. Fab hosting. Stumbled upon 2 days ago, we had a lovely dinner/supper so booked to return for Sunday Lunch. I very nearly didn’t order a roast, it would have been a huge error. It...

We had looked forward to returning here from our summer visit and were not disappointed whilst we were back in the area. We had enjoyed the outside setting with gardens and fab views in the summer before going inside to dine, this visit was made...

What a wonderful time. Great local food and alcohol. Bar staff suggested lovely options. Would definitely return in the future.

We visited the Bush Inn a few times during our stay in Welcombe as it was more enjoyable than a more local pub. The menu wasn’t extensive but that was fine, as the food was well-cooked and the staff were friendly and welcoming and the...

Totally agree with Mr. Jenson`s comment August 21. It was not at all `good enough`. Not only a limited selection of locally sourced foods, but limited attempts to implement Government Recommendation for protecting Staff and visitors. No evidence of staff wearing face coverings in areas...

We had booked in for a nights stay and loved everything about this place. It is a 13th century pub and all its nooks and crannies are still intact. It was very busy when we arrived but the lovely lady behind the bar checked us...

Had dinner in The Bush Inn with friends...loved it, food was tasty and the staff were great. View from the restaurant is beautiful.

We managed to get a table on the decking so we could eat outside. View was beautiful. Food wasn’t the best we both had the burgers which were very dry and bland. Coleslaw was red cabbage with no taste. Unfortunately there is a grass area...

Have just returned from this wonderful pub and really cannot fault a thing. The view from the deck was beautiful. Food was so fresh and absolutely scrummy. Staff were really friendly and attentive even though it was a busy Sunday lunchtime. Plenty of parking as...

The Bush Inn is a lovely old pub with a stunning view. It is therefore fantastic for an evening pint to watch the sun go down over the dramatic cliffs of Cornwall. Good local beer but average food if you eat here.

We pre-booked dinner here having discovered the Bush Inn whilst visiting elsewhere. Great setting looking down to the sea over the fields with an enormous outside decking area to sit on and admire the view. Very quaint internally with many original features and plenty of...

...meant to say there was live out side music too! Felt sorry for the singer as he set up to play just as everyone went in to eat. It would have been good if the music being played inside had been turned off so we...

We visited whilst staying in the area on holiday. Superb, isolated location and stacks of history with the building. COVID restrictions meant booking was essential. Our meals were adequate and no complaints, but were nothing out of the ordinary. The Jambalaya was home-made and therefore...

This pub is nicely nestled away in the Cornish countryside and boasts the normal great views. Nice pub, bright and airy with good food and ales. Unfortunately it was ever so slightly let down by the staff, wether it be the attitude of the manager/owner...

We visited "on the hoof" before the Bank Holiday tourists arrived and were lucky with the sunny weather and the table on the deck. The decking had been very nicely extended during lockdown. This is a remote pub but with good drinks, fantastic views and...

Bit disorganised due to startup from Covid. Very beautiful, quiet good spot. Ring on day after 11.30 to book.£80 couple for 3 drinks and 2 course dinner but really lovely food - beef tacos / fish and chips 4 star. Took a bit of time...

We booked a table outside on the lovely hillside setting with views across the landscape and we hot lucky due to a mini heatwave at the end of September. So to eat our lunch in the sun was a bonus . I had a BLT...

Struggling to find somewhere to eat in Bude we rang this pub and were told they could accommodate us. The food and service was superb. Chilli nachoes to start followed by Steak and a Burger. All very Covid secure

This was an amazing find - driving the winding road to get there we wondered if it would be worth the drive and it most certainly was. Friendly welcoming staff, a cosy fire and delicious food, highly recommended, thank you!

Family run local that has expanded to meet the tourist trade available. The old bar is all you would expect from a pub this age in it's location. Un even flag floors full of old world charm. The 'new' extension is warm and airy, and...

Having called in on a walk for a drink, we decided to return for a meal. We made sure we booked. We thought it was well organised, the main old part is small but it well marked out and as long as you respect the...

We popped in here for a drink and then a meal the following day. The beer garden was lovely as was the inside -where we sat was great as it let in a lot of sun. The food was very good and well priced and...

Went there this week to meet friends. The food was decent, not hugely exciting but fine. What was terrible was the service. There is no table service so you have to queue at the bar which is manned by one lovely lady and an absolutely...

We were led into the conservatory part of the pub and I had no chance to fully appreciate the older parts which my husband said were lovely. Food was ok but with limited menu is hard to judge by scampi and chips. Son’s brisket was...

Great pub for overnight stay whilst walking coastal path. Comfy room. Not spacious but everything worked. Staff doing a brilliant job with social distancing. Excellent supper and fantastic breakfast. Thanks 😊

Super place for a rainy day lunch. Lovely staff and good food. We sat in the bar which was really charming. Could have spent longer there.

We booked during the day and were grateful that we could be found a table for an early evening meal. The food came quickly and we had no complaints in this respect. However we were not so comfortable with their application of their well signed social distancing arrangements. A number of customers were seen ignoring the one way system, as indeed we were told we could on exit. A party of 9 arrived 20 minutes early as we were finishing our main course, and were allowed in and to wander around unmasked before their table had been cleared and prepared (quickly)in the same room as us. We felt it necessary to leave without taking dessert as we had intended. It seems that instructions (such as maximum tables of 6, and mask wearing in the bar) were being ignored and nothing done about it. It isn't sufficient to put notices up, but staff need to be proactive in enforcing them for everyone's safety.

Great find!! Off the main road but well worth the little roads. Have eaten here twice and have enjoyed many of the items off the menu. The brisket, steak, burger and fish and chips have been a highlight accompanied with great puddings including scrummy sundaes. Lovely feeling to the place and good covid stuff. Live music in the garden on Sunday evening was a big bonus. The building is also old - 600 years plus of history in the walls. Will return.

Thoroughly enjoyable meals! Best burger ever (said child 1), the word ‘amazing’ said between each Korean belly pork mouthful (said husband). Felt very secure and safe re:covid. Great service. 110% overall (said child 2)

This is the 2nd time we have visited the area in the past 8 years on holiday, and had a delicious meal here on both visits. Food is very well cooked, presented & priced. The service was excellent & very friendly. Well organised under current restrictions. Will definitely visit again if in the area.

We had a lovely lunch here. Burgers, fish and chips and a cheese vegetable bake. Deserts were gorgeous - children were defeated by their ice cream sundaes and I lo Ed my homemade apple crumble with clotted cream. The food was delicious and really good value, even before the Eat Out to Help Out scheme. Much less busy than I remember from previous years - I expect Covid has had an effect. Well worth visiting this atmospheric and traditional pub.

We booked a table as it is very busy, there was a very long for the food, but understandable as it’s very popular. The food was really tasty and delicious so it was well worth the wait. There is a small play area but plenty of space for kids. There is hand sanitiser indoors, but would be good if some was outside especially for kids, although I usually take my own but forgot on this occasion. Staff are nice and friendly, overall a nice place to eat.

The menu at the moment is limited but every meal we had was exceptional. Staff were wonderful and made us feel very welcome. There's a good mix of vegetarian and meat based meals on offer. All very tasty. We ate here several times and every time the food was superb.

Had several meals in here during a weeks stay locally and each one has been excellent. The burger and steak highly recommended.

First trip back after opening. Everyone has worked really hard to make the place work under new guidance. Beer as good as ever. .....food tomorrow. Well done everyone!

The pub has a very good menu and the staff are very friendly.The food is excellent and the pub has a lot of history.

Well known 'Good Pub Guide' pub, near a spectacular stretch of the Coastal Path. Full of vintage objects and snug nooks and corners, wood burning stove, open fire, beams, deep sills, exposed stonework, lanterns, curious things, so an environment full of atmosphere and visual treats, and a 'proper pub'. Just came here for a drink in the evening and then again during the afternoon. The elderflower was nice. Friendly and very cosy. On a pitch black night in the fog with driving rain it was pleasantly like being in a smuggler's haunt, and the red fairyliphts add ambiance. During a sunny afternoon it was charming. Menu looked interesting but haven't eaten there.

Visit annually always good value for money, well kept bitter Doombar and one other. Staff always cheerful & welcoming and food always delicious.

Stayed in the cosy and quirky self catering accommodation and had two evening meals in the pub. Very welcoming, good service and good food. Would recommend.

We were on flying visit and enjoyed a warm and enthusiastic welcome a on a cold wet day! We ate sandwiches and they were nicely presented and served by a pleasant young man. We were enthused by what we experienced, so much so that we plan a return visit with a larger party in January to enjoy the warmth, the welcome, the food and the views!

I am local-ish to the Bush Inn, a town near by. I have no vested interest in complaining about here nor have I ever used or said anything on trip adviser before. But I feel in this instance, I have too. I advise you not to go here, the female who referred to herself as the owner is completely irrational. The faces of the staff, the punters and my family said it all. I simple asked if i could book a table for 12 on another day. The aggression and ferocity of her reply was completely unjust, i stood there whilst her tirade of reasons for me not to be able to book for 12 people was so aggressive and in such a manner it left myself, my family and other customers a gasp. I had to bite my lip and walk away, One minute later. I was referred to as these people, at which my wife had to get up and and say something. DO not go here, there is plenty of other great places to eat.

Nice place to drink and eat. Friendly bar staff and good range of ales. Several areas to eat in and a good pub quiz every other Wednesday

Attractive pub with very welcoming staff. Came here for a pint having exhausted myself walking from Duckpool to the Devon border and back to Morwenstow across the fields. What a fabulous part of the country and what a nice pub. Wish we had eaten here as it looked very good

The northernmost pub in Cornwall, very old, in tiny, remote Morwenstow, but well patronised - bustling with activity, and we needed to book our table. Typical pub menu - good, hot fresh food, and the best chips we've ever had (piping hot, crisp, dry). St Austell beers, reasonable wines by the glass, as well as bottle. Some live music evenings (not the greatest, the evening we heard it...)

We stopped by today for dinner 4 of us plus our pooch. The meals were very nice. The chips especially were nice and crispy. And the deserts were ample and enjoyed by everyone. Would highly recommend a visit to the bush Inn.

What a little gem of a place to find so Quant and charming. With so much history. Also the staff and food where amazing. I had the ploughmans. Which was gorgeous. Would definitely recommend this place and will be back

The Old Smithy is a short walk from Berry Park where we always stay when we come to North Devon. Beautifully renovated old pub serving good honest food and often providing live music. The beer garden is superb on a warm afternoon. Come here for some genuine country culture.

We visited the Bush Inn 10 years ago while on holiday in the area and have sung the praises of their roast dinner and atmosphere since. So happy to return on holiday this year we booked. Our first experience had us told we would have to order as walked in as a large table was expected. Only to have a man walk passed us shouting at the young man taking our order that no one else was allowed to order food and that we couldn’t eat there. He didn’t speak to us and he was far from polite but as my husband is very relaxed and friendly and totally understanding they gave us our drinks free and we booked for the Sunday eve. When we returned we had to queue to let them know we had a table, in a queue meant for ordering food, we were told again to order at this point as it was busy. Totally under pressure we ordered from the menu and went to our table. We sat in the conservatory which was sadly awful. No atmosphere, no music. It was full of people but no one particularly happy everyone sat talking extremely quietly we had to lower our own voices!! We would have been happy day outside or in the pub but obviously they were full! The food arrived nearly an hour later except for my sons which the poor waitress who wed just watched deal with complaints of long waiting time from another family had to deal with our missing meal. It finally arrived but everyone else had finished and we just wanted to leave! My husband did complain when we went to the order point again to pay about my sons meal and the man who took the money was pretty rude to my husband. What a damn shame! To anyone else, if it’s warm go and sit in the garden and take in the views with a few drinks but don’t waste your money eating there, I think they get by on reputation not on current food and service.

Had a family meal here on holiday after looking for a pub with a kids play area. We were really impressed, big garden with amazing views and a nice climbing area for the kids. We then moved inside as it was getting colder, inside was quirky and interesting too. Beautiful old building with lots of history.

it can be a bit tricky to find, but well worth it. We were hoping to find a pub with an outside area, and which served not only pub food but a few specials as well. This fitted the bill with a huge beer garden and quite a view. It had a few special dishes some fish ones and we elected for one of these. It was pretty busy for a pub off the main road. Inside it is old with multiple bars and lots of wood serving areas etc. Recommend a visit

Had a great sandwich here for lunch today. Lovely bread, no skimping on the fillings and came with a delicious side salad, not your normal couple of bits of lettuce. Friends had great food as well. Highly recommend.

Lovely old found by accident stopped for lunch and had a lovely ploughman lunch very filling. Polite staff in lovely surroundings. Only reason marked down was the gents outdated Tho lady i was with says the ladies was good.

This pub is just off the A39 North of Bude. It’s sign posted from main road.

Enjoyed an excellent supper in this very old but quaint pub. Good choice of beers and wines. The choice of food was more than expected and as it’s cooked to order we did not mind the expected wait (only 10 - 15mins). Unfortunately The Bush is too far from home to be a regular haunt. Shame.

Great fish & chips sat out in the sunny garden, lovely pint of Stumble Bee, and would you believe it, the mighty Wreckless Eric was there on the 11th May and I missed him by 2 days!

Character pub with friendly staff. Food was served promptly and was good, however it was a little overpriced compared to other local pub menus. The big disappointment was the dining room was a little scruffy and in need of a good clean!

This is is a bit out of the way but does real ale. Is a 13th century inn with sprawling rooms. We had lunch and it was worth the trip. I had popcorn prawns for starters followed by venison. All cooked to perfection.

This wonderful 13th century pub is the perfect place to spend an evening! Watch the sun go down in the comfortable dining area then move into the cozy bar area. We visited during an evening of music which was a great way to end a really lovely day!

The most northerly Freehouse in Cornwall and a pleasant stop (Day 10 for me) on the South West Coast Path. Lots of history, friendly Publican and awesome stop just south of the Devon border.

Having been at Sandymouth in the morning we took a winding country road up the coast and came across this pub, so decided to stop there for lunch. We arrived at 1pm with the pub about half full, and we chose to sit outdoors in the garden to enjoy the sunshine and horizon sea view. There’s a small children’s play area but most people sitting outside had dogs with them. The pub was serving a full menu, specials board and a choice from two Roasts (lamb or beef). We ordered 1 lamb, 1 beef - unfortunately it took an hour for our food to arrive by which time the chill wind had meant we were rather cold but by this time tables inside were full so no choice but to remain outside. When the food finally arrived we asked which was which, only to be told “I don’t know, they just told me to take them out, your veg will be coming separately”. So we made our own discovery and have to say it tasted good. Great selection of fresh veg, parsnips, leeks, carrots, broccoli, swede, roast potatoes and a huge crispy Yorkshire pudding. £12 per adult, generous portion size. Were it not for the long wait, without explanation or apology, I’d have probably rated this higher.

Went for lunch on Easter sunday and was very impressed. They have a great kids menu, selection of beer and a adult menu which stretches beyond usual pub grub - deep fried monkfish was lovely.

Stunning scallops, Tasty toad in the Hole freshly made worth the 15 min wait & good Lamb Shank. Excellent coffee & puds. Well kept bitter, cheerful service & clean loos well worth a visit, lots of tables in garden too.

We had heard is this pub so decided as it was not a walking day we would pop in for something to eat, the pub is a very old-fashioned proper English pub decorated with all the knickknacks you would expect in an English pub. The bar where we sat on a roaring fire as you’ll see from the pictures. The bar staff a kindly gentleman was very efficient in serving us our drinks. Food menu was very extensive as was the specials menu of the day. Both myself and my colleague had a lamb shank which was absolutely delicious. The service to say the food is cooked fresh was excellent. The bar had an extensive range of beer and spirits.I wouldn’t hesitate in recommending this public house for a visit, we will definitely be back we enjoyed it so much.

After a great walk from Duckpool, along the SW coastpath, it was fantastic to know that a slap up Sunday roast was waiting for us. The Bush Inn is one of those rare pubs where locals are genuinely friendly and the food is delicious. I wish there were more like it !

Our friend took us here today and it was everything you could want in a traditional Cornish pub in winter! The fire was roaring, the bar man was smiling. Felt very welcoming. We had a pint and sandwich each and shared a bowl of chips. The sandwiches were fresh and tasty with a lovely side salad, creamy coleslaw and crisps. Loved it.

Really old, interesting pub. Staff were friendly, food was lovely and reasonably priced. Served quickly, and would definitely return