The Earl of St Vincent in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Great little pub-friendly staff and amazing food! One of the best pub meals have had in a while.We will be back again next time we are in Cornwall

What a gem of a find, lovely welcome, fab food. We found this place after spending time in Rock and we are so glad we stopped here. Would highly recommend, this is how pubs should be run, thank you! The Shead family and Dillon the Dane xx

It is open! The clocks etc have gone but still a lovely cosy friendly pub with beautiful flowers all around. Great service and very clean.

Honesty, we have never before experienced such an ‘UNWELCOME’ entering a pub or restaurant as we did The Earl. The guy behind the bar was so unfriendly and as hard as we tried, it was clear he was not up for any conversation. The pub lacked ambiance and the atmosphere was sombre. This was our last stop after the most amazing week in Cornwall. Such a disappointment! as was the food, which was average at best and and overpriced. Wish we had gone to St Kew!! 😣

Very disappointed with our welcome, we had booked and nobody spoke to us until we told them who we were, we were then shown to our table. We ordered drinks and had to ask for menus. The menu was very different to the menu shown online and so we drank our drinks and left.

Excellent staff And the food was something special the pub is in a lovely village with plenty of free parking, friendly locals and very welcoming.

Although it isn't on the main road, we thought we'd try it as recommended by our holiday host. This is a lovely pub, staff are friendly and helpful, but not pushy. Had a lovely dinner, no space left for pudding sadly. Really good value for money.

We had the best Sunday roast I think I've ever eaten in a pub. The starters were also excellent. Portions generous but not overwhelming and a well-judged menu using quality fresh ingredients. Cosy, charming place, tucked out of the way, but very easy to get to from Wadebridge and worth seeking out. We were lucky in that we went with friends who are local and live in the village. I note that the bad reviews are from the previous management. It changed hands four months ago. For keen horologists, the clocks have gone. Service was relaxed and personal. Highly recommended and I wish the new owners every success - it is well-deserved.

Really impressed with the Sunday roast. Decent portions, lovely food, reasonably priced , friendly polite staff. Will return!

Great pub food, great bar man (Sam) Made to feel very welcome, our dog was also welcome. Food was excellent. Definitely going back

Went to their pie evening last night and wow, how good they are! My wife had the chicken and leek pie with creamy mash and lovely buttery pastry. I had the fish and prawn pie with the fish cooked to perfection and the sauce exactly as it should be. I liked the sautéed cabbage too. An excellent pint of St Austell tribute beer and staff very friendly. Ryan came out for a chat despite the pub being full and we wish them all the success they deserve. We will definitely return!

We had an amazing Sunday lunch at the at The Earl today . The food was fabulous and the service was second to non ! Both Ruby and Eddie served our table between them and they did an excellent job ! I would highly recommend food at The Earl it is a beautiful little pub in a beautiful little village

My partner has been for Sunday lunch a couple of times at The Earl, as it now known, and raved about the quality of the food. We decided to book for dinner on a Saturday evening and it was excellent. The house white is superb - a delicious Falanghina from Puglia. I had the monkfish with chickpeas and courgettes and frankly could have eaten it twice… A simple meal cooked and seasoned to perfection. New landlord Ryan, is also in charge in the kitchen and from what we’ve see so far deserves every success.

Our lunch was superb. There were four of us and we started off with soup and one member of our party had the braised leeks. The cauliflower cheese was so tasty. The roast potatoes were lovely and crispy and the Yorkshire pudding was one of the best. This has now become our favourite Sunday Roast.

With the sad passing of the previous owner/landlady, this charming historic pub has been taken on and given a new lease of life by its new owner and Chef. We loved how it was before, full of clocks and curios, but have embraced the more modern classic country pub style and fresh menu. Although only in Wadebridge on a week's holiday, we went in three times. Alan (head barman) and the Chef (Ryan) made us very welcome indeed and spent time to chat with us when not rushed off their feet with people coming to try the fantastic food. We wish them and all the other staff the very best in making this pub the success it should be and having sampled both the food and the well kept local ales here, are sure that is exactly what it will be.

Cracking little bar that's recently opened up cracking pint of tribute friendly staff well worth a visit for a pint and some food 👍

Great to hear that this place was open again, with new management and a spruce up. We thought we’d give it a try and we’ll definitely be back. Really friendly and welcoming staff and our dog was allowed too. The chef was really helpful going through the menu to show me what was gluten free, and what he could do to adjust some of the dishes, and he tailored a meal just for me. The food was outstanding with extremely high quality ingredients. We were really impressed. This is not just your bog standard pub grub, it’s great dishes beautifully cooked. They’re gradually extending their hours and will also add more to their menu apparently so we’ll come back soon and see how it’s going. We really hope they’re successful as it’s a great little place. Good luck to the new team and we’ll see you again very soon.

We were told about this place by a friend who said it’s a must visit ! Mind your head on the wah in to this magnificent experience of stepping back in time of curios and clocks to fascinate you. The service is great and food….wow ! Every where you loo there’s something to amaze !

We’ve been staying close the the pub all week and visited several times. What some may consider rudeness is simply good friendly banter and we found the bar staff friendly, funny and full of useful local knowledge. The land lady is simply like sitting next to your mum for the evening in front of the fire. Ann is one of the loveliest people you are likely to meet. The food is traditional and served with pride. We loved this place and the people in it.

This pub has an authentic atmosphere hard to find elsewhere these days. Proper character with all the clocks (which we love) and proper characters running it. Annie's steaks are hard to beat - just simple food, cooked to perfection. We visited twice during our week's stay in Wadebridge, once just for drinks (the local beer is great) and again for dinner. Thank you - we will be back!

Horological paradise. If you like clocks, you will love this place. Food might be a bit iffy and limited. But people who criticise the landlady are missing the point. She is a delight. It takes a lot of skill and practice to behave the way she does. We came out laughing anyway.

Delicious home cooked pub grub served in an good old fashioned pub! We liked it so much we came back the next day! I had fillet steak served with peas, mushrooms, half a tomato and chips very reasonably priced followed by delicious treacle tart and clotted cream! Happy to serve smaller portions from the menu for my granddaughter! Today I’ve had roast beef with 5 vegetables plus roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding! Not easy to find so drive slowly through Egloshayle and turn up past the church, then a sharp right hand turn which could easily be missed! Quirky interior with LOADZ of clocks! Definitely will call in again!

Great decision not to allow dogs. Who on earth wants to eat a lovely meal surrounded by dogs. Thankyou so much

Another visit to the quirky pub. If you like clocks this is the pub for you with what seems like hundreds of them. It’s also an excellent place for good foot and well kept beers. It is hidden away but well worth the effort of...

My partner and I were highly recommended The Earl of St. Vincent with glowing reviews from family, who went some years ago. In our 4-night Cornwall trip, this was the dinner we were most looking forward to, and the only one we had planned. We...

Favourite eating place for several years. Never disappoints. Fillet steak a particular favourite but everything cooked beautifully. Quality food combined with good drink and exceptionally friendly staff makes ‘The Earl’ a winner every time. A real old Cornish gem.

Expensive for very dated food The spicy prawn starter turned out to be Deep fried very unspiced prawns... The steaks were pretty good but medium rare came out very medium and not at all rare The duck breast was very greasy and the seasonal veg...

We visited for the second time this year only for a drink this time ,My Tip is to wear a mask be polite and patient and your reward will be good service

Lovely quirky pub just out side Wadebridge with lots of clocks!!! Lovely meal. Steak perfectly cooked (I have mine rare). Very reasonably priced, friendly staff and lovely oldi-worldy atmosphere.

My partner and I went here on the 27th of October 2021. As soon as we walked in we where shouted at just the word MASK. My partner she put her mask on and proceeded inside, can we sit here, in which the rude bar...

We are locals in Wadebridge, and were excited to try the Earl of St Vincent, unfortunately expectations were far from met by an abrupt barmaid who didn’t welcome us at all. There was no greeting....just 'MASK!!!' and proceeded to tell us that we were not...

This was not the first visit to Earl St Vincent, we have lunched there and previously had an enjoyable evening meal. but this evening, I can speak for the friend we were with, was so utterly disappointing not only was the menu very limited to...

We went to The Earl of St Vincent over 7 years ago and it was fabulous, the menu, service and quality of food. Well, this was not the case recently!!! We were greeted with a miserable, rude owner/bar worker, she scolded us for not complying...

We have been recommending The Earl of Vincent to our holiday guests and friends- the actual pub for it’s quirkiness, as it has so many amazing clocks, the food was reasonable and was worth a visit but would add that the lady behind the bar...

Steer clear of the awful pub of clocks. Clocks on every available surface!! The barwoman/owner is as miserable as sin! Asked for a drink in an alternative glass and was greeted with a No because uve not ordered the drink that goes in that glass!!...

We enjoyed what was our eighth visit last night and once again considered the two hour round trip well worth it. On each visit we have taken different friends with us and each night and each meal come to that was a resounding success. A...

Just had an excellent evening at the Earl of St. Vincent. Anne managed to get us a table for early evening, the food was excellent, staff very friendly and welcoming. All observing social distancing. Will certainly recommend the Earl of St. Vincent. The amount of...

Give this place a wide berth or else you’ll be met by the most miserable unhelpful sour faced staff that I’ve ever met. Allegedly all the tables were reserved but for the time I was in this establishment they all remained empty. I should have...

The lady behind the bar was as miserable as someone possibly could be ! I suggest you find another job your more suited too - perhaps a crematorium . Food horrendous , basic cheap products , at ridiculously high prices … my friend had ,...

The pub looked very pretty from the outside and the inside was certainly different, but the food was awful! As it happens, the starters were promising, but that's where it ended. We ordered the roast beef Sunday lunch, but every single vegetable was of the...

Never felt so unwelcome in a pub in all my life… The woman who served us was very rude.. If you like deep fried bland food this is the pub for you.. I don’t think the men’s toilets have been cleaned since the Earl of...

Lovely old quirky pub but the food is dated and stunned us into silence!! If we’d of had a desert I’m sure Black Forest gateaux would have featured on the menu somewhere. If they review what they’re doing with the menu this place would be...

Dreadful grotty pub. Foul service, only eclipsed by the awful food. How can you get steak and chips so wrong? Frozen chips and peas. The mushrooms came out of a tin. All four of us couldn't eat any of our food. A real disappointing end...

Stopped here for lunch. Lovely, plentiful food. Pub is slightly off main roads but worth finding. It has a huge number of interesting clocks. Highly recommended

Six of us had dinner at the lovely 750 year old pub this evening. Excellent steaks and fish enjoyed by all followed by some super desserts. Great beer, super service. Lovely to be surrounded by a great many working clocks.

Sadly our visit wasn’t as good as we had hoped , on arrival we were brashly shown to a table , menu was different to listed online even though I had phoned to confirm menu , I was rudely corrected when arrived and glared at...

We could not come to Wadebridge and leave without visiting this brilliant Pub/Restaurant again. We went twice during our week's stay for food (steaks) and drink and like always, it was excellent. This lovely oldy worldy pub deserves full credit and all the support it...

Main courses were very good. The steak and the trout were very tasty. Good ingredients well cooked. The starters (crab cakes and spicy prawns) were ok but not very inspiring. A nice cosy setting and good beer

First visited this lovely pub 2 years ago. This was the second time I have eaten here in 2 weeks, the first time for lunch and last night for dinner. It was lovely to feel safe especially as this was the first time my other...

This was by far the best meal we have had in Cornwall so far. Fillet steaks cooked to perfection and Duck in orange sauce was divine and all with good prices. Charming pub with chiming clocks, really relaxing and lovely friendly owner who was working...

Our group of four enjoyed a lovely evening. As always, the service was very friendly and the food was excellent. Thoroughly recommended.

What a lovely find this is, excellent service and the food was Devine! We thoroughly recommend this great little place.

Four of us had been looking for a place to stop for a pub lunch, saw the sign and decided it looked good. Used the outside toilets on the way in, very grubby. Don’t know when the wash hand basin had last been cleaned and there were cobwebs everywhere, but it was outside. Entering the pub we were told we had 5 minutes to order if we wanted food? When we started looking at the menu quickly, the person in the kitchen looked none too pleased. Two of us had sandwiches, which appeared made with stale supermarket bread, one had a ploughman’s, probably the poorest I’ve seen, it had one small bread roll, one piece of cheese and regular pickle with a bit of salad. The other had ham, egg and chips which was ok but even he didn’t finish it. It was also very overpriced. We should have taken the hint and left when we realised we weren’t wanted! Needless to say, we won’t be back!

Old fashioned pub with amazing ambience.! Open fire,relaxed atmosphere.! Antique clocks ,traditional English pub.! The range of steaks is always perfect.! This is a very old public house,very low ceilings show it’s character.! Anne has owned and chiefdoms for many years.! Try it.! You will love it.!

Magnificent meal. Great value. Quirky surroundings. HSD beer never fails to be served at the right temperature.

A real quirky treat of a pub. Love the clocks, just missed the big chimes on the hour. There was a lovely atmosphere about the place, with customers who were fun and ready to have a laugh. The food was absolutely delicious, from steaks to fish dishes, stunning! Unfortunately cannot comment on the desserts as we were far to stuffed to try one. Not the easiest place to find, but worth the hunt.

Yes it is Quirky. Yes it is full of clocks and other antiquities so if you want a modern sports bar with lots of screens then do not go, but we blooming well LOVED IT. We find that if you are friendly and engage with the staff/owner and locals anywhere, then you are welcomed and that is exactly what the ladies running this place and the few locals sat at the bar did. We both had absolutely excellent steak dinners, cooked to perfection and would love to know the source of the beef as it was so very tender and juicy. We went back another night just to sit at the bar, chat, look at the clocks and drink exceptionally well kept local beer.

Called here as I had no0t been thereb before. I will not be going there again. Staff not very friendly or welcoming. Not much more to say really.

We love this place. We always stop for dinner here when we're in Cornwall. The food is great, the staff very friendly and a it's a wonderful place for locals and visitors alike. We also love all the clocks - it's an amazing place! Best to call ahead for a reservation though - it's not that big and quite popular.

Found this pub almost by chance as near where we stayed on holiday. I cannot rate the food highly enough. My husband and I had one of the best steaks I have ever had. The lady and her daughter who run it are delightful and the pub is full of beautiful clocks. Definitely a hidden gem. I wish we lived closer! Definitely worth seeking out if you are in the area.

Our friends took us to this lovely old pub for a meal. It is as charming outside as it is inside. Lots of antiques and clocks form a talking point.I had the salmon and the other three in our group had the steak. It was delicious, hot and freshly cooked. The staff are friendly and amusing.I could have stayed all night, it had such a nic3 atmosphere. We would definitely go again.

My partner and I made a special effort to get there today with a view to having lunch The website said it was to be open until three with no mention of any kitchen closure timeWe arrived at 1:50 to be told that 1:45 was last orders for food - no flexibility or apology just that message An extremely unfriendly member of staff seemed almost put out by our presenceI then ordered drinks totalling about £6 to be told that card payments were only for purchases in excess of £15 - once again with a very matter of fact take it or leave it time.We got together the cash and supped upWhat a shame as it’s a lovely pub with an amazing array of clocks and antiques - they need to employ someone with people skills or they will not have any returning customers We will certainly not be going back

It was like going back in time.

Where do I start! A Ploughmans Lunch was £8.50 and it was a soft shop bought roll, one piece of cheddar, coleslaw, green peppers and stuff.

We used to eat here quite regularly until our last visit.

When we stay in Wadebridge, we always have at least one meal at The Earl of St Vincent. On oiur last trip, we dined there twice. The most memorable meal was the tenderest steak I have ever eaten. Looking forward to next time!

We had a birthday meal here on Saturday and it was fantastic. 10/10. The lady behind the bar was very helpful and polite and catered for our every need and more. The setting is a fantastic quirky old English pub with so much to look at. The menu was just enough choice and we will definitely be returning very soon.

Couldn't find it even with sat nav and we looked up dog friendly pubs in wadebridge and this was listed but it turns out its not after we got soaked in the rain and was told theres a sign on the door. Needs to be taken off dog friendly pubs sites. Won't visit again as nowhere to sit outside either and we couldn't anyway on that day.

Wonderful (BIG) Sunday roast, served with 5 fresh vegetables and beautiful tender roast beef. It has a super atmosphere and the staff are extremely helpful and friendly (nothing was too much trouble).Also, I have to say the food is excellent value. We will definitely be back. Thank you

Popped into this odd place on a Saturday evening after travelling for 8 hours down to Cornwall. At 7:45 there were only three cars in the quite large car park which was a bit puzzling. On entering the bar the first thing that hit me was the silence. No music, not even any conversation - just the clinking of knives and forks from the 2 tables of diners. I approached the bar and caught the end of some kind of shandy confusion between the woman serving and the punter. Apparently the lemonade goes in first so that it mixes with the beer properly. A bitter top. The bitter goes on top. Right. We ordered a couple of drinks. I had a nice pint of ale which was much appreciated after the long journey. I asked about food but was told that there might be a delay as they had their bookings. Ok fair enough, the place looked basically empty but maybe they have people coming in later and that's fine if they want to cater for smaller numbers of diners. Fine. How long would the delay be? About 15 - 20 minutes. Okay that's fine, no problem. We were directed to a seating area where we could have our drinks. Asked to see a menu and we browsed through it a bit and decided we could probably find something we liked. It's a very 1970's menu. In some contexts it might be seen as kitch or retro. There's even a cheese and pineapple salad which despite being a much maligned combo is still a winning combination in my opinion. I asked if we could have a table but I was met with more anxiety and stress from the woman at the bar and told to wait in the seating area we'd previously been directed to sit at. I was pleasant and polite at all times but I was made to feel at this point as if I was an inconvenience so after a quick chat we my partner and decided to leave. After trying a couple of other restaurants where I was politely told were also fully booked, we returned to our accomodation for the night without any dinner. That's right. We went to bed without any dinner. Which was preferable to the rude and frankly bizare environment at the Earl of St Vincent. Oh and there are clocks. Loads of them.

It’s the 2nd year in Row we’ve taken our dad to The Earl of St Vincent. It’s becoming quite a tradition of ours! WE LOVE IT!!! Friendly staff, a beautiful proper home cooked roast! Quirky and I honestly wouldn’t change a thing....well maybe the weather Keep up the fantastic job. The Brock family

Went here while staying at the premier inn. It’s really hard to find off the main road up a narrow side street what an unusual place there are clocks everywhere really quirky

Decided to try a pub for lunch off the beaten track. We asked if we could bring our dog in and was told he would have to stay in the car. To me not a good start as it was not busy. We were in two minds whether to stay but decided to have lunch despite only two locals at the bar. Whilst waiting for food we were fascinated by the numerous array of clocks around the pub. Our lunch was very good and my husband had a huge mix grill whilst I had fish and chips.

We asked friends of ours who live in the area to book somewhere for us to take them as a thank you for their hospitality as we were staying with them. Thank goodness they chose it and not us. The pub is in a very pretty village and although it was dark'ish when we arrived it looked immaculate on the outside. Inside was like entering a time warp. The interior was quirky and beautifully done in a Victorian kitsch sort of way. The seating was comfortable, the lighting was warm so far so good. The place bar us was empty although I should add it was a Tuesday evening but in Easter week.

Made to feel very welcome when entering The Earl of St Vincent, even with youngish children. We had not booked a table but was accommodated for. The food is pleasant and tasty and well priced. The children loved the clocks. Recommended

Four of us went here for an evening meal - great food, great atmosphere, very reasonably priced and staff you could have a bit of banter with - altogether a great place to go for a simple but good evening meal.

2 hungry ladies travelling from Wales popped in on the off chance after seeing sign on the road. Pub itself is very quirky they definitely like a clock or 2 ;) the food was fab my wife had the best mixed grill she’s ever had ;) and my chicken Kiev was delicious.

We were running a bit late so rang the pub at 1.45 to see if we could still have food and that was ok if we ordered on the phone so that was gratefully received. Great to sit in this pub because of its quirky nature. The lady behind the bar could have been a bit friendlier

If you have kids I wouldn’t bother. Made to feel very unwelcome by the lady at the bar so figured we should go. Much nicer people in Cornwall I’d rather spend my time with.

Popped in hoping for food at 7pm, the pub looked lovely from the outside.

Delicious food and well priced for the portion sizes. Quirky atmosphere with a lovely open fire. Friendly locals that made us feel more welcome than the bar staff, real shame as it put a bit of a downer on our visit

We’ve eaten here a few times since moving to Wadebridge and each time I am welcomed with brilliant food, friendly service and a great atmosphere. The steak au poivre is amazing!

We visited yesterday and were very pleased to find ourselves in that very rare thing , a well run , welcoming pub that served good food and was also an amazing eclectic space, many historical clocks and other items filling the very well organised pub. It also had a terrific ambience. If we lived neare we would definitely use it as our local.

Was cold outside but even colder indoors. Had a Birthday lunch but was disappointed at the lack of meals available. Specials were Sausage, Egg and Chips!

Let me set the scene, great looking quirky pub, have been thinking about popping in there for years, cracking location. Anyway it was 6.45pm pub totally empty should have been buzzing with Friday night end of week good natured crowd instead dead as a dodo. Should of known soemthing was up from that. Can we bring our dog in NO .... because it’s unhygienic apparently! Issee was a bit upset as she’d just had her biannual bath! My girlfriend was really cheesed off because it had been along cold walk. Fair enough though I guess it’s their boozer! It’s my dog Issee that was offended being called unhygienic, really upset her! You could tell by the look on her face! Also I wasn’t planning to let Issee do the cooking or sit at the table. Blunt unfriendly bar staff. Oh well thank god there’s a 100 other amazing Dog, Human and Child friendly pubs in Cornwall. Lots of love x

Called in again for lunch yesterday usual freindly welcome. Two realy good meals, a couple of pints all at a reasonable price. Lovely old world atmosphere. Well worth the 20 odd mile round trip.

Good location, only 15 mins from the town. Nice quirky pub with an olde worlde feel about it, with lots of clocks around the interior. We had a meal which was good, menu selection good, but most things served in a sauce or garlic butter, but sadly the welcome was not particularly friendly, and we were 'held in suspense'for half an hour whilst the landlady decided if we could eat or not, and constantly reminding us of how busy it was - there were 3 other tables (14 people) taken, out of 12 or so tables available. God help them if they're ever fully booked ! Not a dog friendly place, and don't feel it would be child friendly either - too many nic naks on display and within reach !

Quirky, traditional pub/ restaurant with a distinctive 'clock' theme. The drinks are managed well but the food is outstanding. Home cooked by the landlady, the food is always first rate. Ambience, service, food and drink are all of a standard that ensures we keep returning.

The Earl St Vincent is a lovely place to eat out with a varied menu that is not to expensive. It has a good name and friendly atmosphere.

We the 4 in the party went there December 28th and a wonderful,two of the party had half a roast duck which along with the choice of veg sauté potatoes and garden peas were cooked to perfection,one had gammon with chips and garden peas and the other member had salmon with a jacket potato the meal was excellent but very little room for a sweet

If you’re looking for quaint and traditional the look no further. This pub is full of vintage clocks and friendly locals. The menu is varied and the food is good. This is a great little pub hidden away behind the church in Eglishayle.

one of the most beautiful pubs in the area , its like a museum , its full of clocks ,and lovely things to look at , it has a great teared garden , lots of parking , mind your head when you go in , the food is all cooked to order , but worth a little wait ,good beers , and wines , really need to book before going for a meal , we go often ,

In trying to find a table for lunch at 13:50, we were asked "you want food"? We were then told bluntly " stopped serving at 14:00". We pointed out the website says 15:00 and got "no" in response. Ignoring the fact that it wasn't 14:00 and the Website says 15:00, this clearly isn't a welcoming pub.Don't go into hospitality if you don't have basic/pleasant communication skills. Giving one star because it it was useful as a toilet stop

Ate here twice - lunch and dinner and was really impressed with the quality of the beer (St Austell's HSD) and the food - crab at lunch, steak in the evening. Whilst I can see that the menu appeared dated there is no substitute for the best ingredients that are well cooked and that is what you get here.

Weird and fascinating with massed antiques, china figurines, plastic flowers and hundreds of old clocks that all do their stuff on the hour. Seemed bizarre to begin with but got to feel rather spooky and strange after a while. To be fair the steak and fish was very well cooked and there was plenty of it but the menu was a throw back from the late sixties / early seventies. Asking what the vegetables of the day were and the answer was a curt 'peas'. Then asking what ice cream there was and the answer was a curt 'vanilla'. The barmaid seemed disinterested in the norms of customer service and making any sort of impression. An experience of sorts but wouldn't go back.

We have visited here before several years ago as friends of the owner, Eddy, who unfortunately recently passed away so as we arrived unnanounced we didnt know how we would find the place. Ann is one incredible lady & still runs the show & does most of the chef work whilst her daughter runs the bar & serves. Frankly the dinner we enjoyed there was second to none & we were delighted to spend time with Ann talking over old times. As well as running the bar & restaurant business she now also keeps Eddy's over 200 precious clocks ticking. This is a unique place & really worth a visit.

Popped in for lunch after a friend telling us how good the food was, and it really was we would recommend the mixed grill and lasagne both very tasty! All reasonably priced as well, loved this traditional pub, will be back!

Huge compliments to the chef for this wonderful dinner, enjoyed by our party of seven. The Cornish fillet with Stilton was particularly superb. With lots of high quality locally sourced products at reasonable prices available on the menu, we were totally spoilt for choice. I thoroughly recommend this restaurant to people who enjoy quality food in a nice friendly and comfortable establishment.

Meeting with friends who live in Cornwall while on holiday, they booked a lunch time table and gave us directions took a while to find it, what a surpraise when we walked in it was fascinating the pub was full of clocks made a good talking point, I must say the barmaid wasn't very friendly, we ordered our food didn't have to wait to long and were all pleased with our choice, the portions were not to big and were priced right for size which meant we were able to have dessert and coffee, so our visit was enjoyed

Wow! What an incredibly beautiful and quaint pub, tucked away in a wee street. It was like stepping into a clock museum, have never seen so many clocks in my life. We were all mesmerised. It was incredible. The service was great the steaks mouth watering , chicken Kiev delicious and the prices very good. Only downfall, there was no southern comfort. Highly recommend, even if you’re not eating, go and have a drink and a look around.