The Edgcumbe Arms in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Five of us went for Sunday carvery at the Edgecumbe and all of us enjoyed it . We are not regulars but all of us have been several times before . It has never been so good as now . I dont want to be too complimentary as that will mean even more people go there . Mid November and it was packed , with most having the carvery . Really good .

We have just had our second Sunday carvery at the Edgecombe Arms. I can not stress enough how wonderful it is. We tried the beef on both occasions and complete compliments to the chef, Delicious . The owner is really friendly as are all the staff and the service is exceptional. We would especially like to thank Leah , who on a very busy day with lots of big groups needing their food, managed to find my husband and I a quiet little spot for 2. All done with the most radiant of smiles. We totally recommend this pub x

Leah was very helpful and obliging. Carvery excellent and surroundings are great Extremely friendly and you're not rushed to leave your table. Here for my birthday so what a treat Definitely would recommend and will be coming back

We stayed for a long weekend at the Edgecumbe Arms and it is now at the top of our list for a short getaway. The pub is in a unique location on the edge of Mount Edgecumbe park where the river Tamar meets the sea. This gives you access to the coast, the riverside and the countryside, all from one place. In addition, the attractions in Plymouth are only a short ferry ride away. We enjoyed costal walks, river trips and a walk around the shops and cafes in the Royal William Dockyard. Wherever we went the place was beautiful and steeped in history. There was so much to do that a weekend is definitely not enough to explore all that the area has to offer. We booked a riverside room in the pub and it did not disappoint. Spotlessly clean and decorated to a high standard, the room had everything we needed to be comfortable and more. In addition, Dan and his team did their best to look after us and nothing was too much trouble. During our stay, we became fascinated with the river and the comings and goings of the ships, boats and ferries. In addition, we spent time watching the wildlife on the river, and even looked out of the window to see a seal one morning. We ate in the pub both nights of our stay and were impressed with the food. The fresh mackerel was a particular favourite. In addition, there was a good choice at breakfast. The breakfast was cooked to order and arrived in plentiful quantities. There has been a pub on the site of the Edgecumbe Arms for centuries, and with its fascinating location and warm hospitality, we can see why people would want to stay there for a long time to come. We will certainly be back.

A excellent pub offering mid week carvery with choice of meats and freshly prepared vegetables. Great atmosphere and amazing service from Ethan

Wonderful weekend break at Mount Edgcumbe Arms. Superb accommodation and welcoming hosts Dan and his team looked after us so well with good food and recommendations for local sightseeing. We will be returning.

Popped into The Edgcumbe Arms for the Sunday carvery. A warm welcome greeted us as soon as we entered the door with a lovely atmosphere in an unspoilt pub. The carvery was excellent, couldn't fault it.

We visited yesterday to have a meal and we were not disappointed. My husband had the loaded fries and I had the vegetable tart. The food tasted as lovely as it looked. The staff and landlord were all very friendly and welcoming. How lucky are we to have this pub on our doorstep. We look forward to returning again with the rest of our family.

Went twice on our holiday food was excellent staff were friendly really welcoming can only think the bad reviews were competitors

Great pub, great food, nice atmosphere super friendly staff. Even though it was very busy the service was quick and I would highly recommend a visit.

Great fish and chips, St Austell beers on tap and delicious puddings, well worth the ferry hop over from Cremyl. And very friendly staff, thankyou 😁

Brilliant find. Lovely location, great family atmosphere, good beer and fabulous carvery. I’m veggie and the veggie option was spot on. Boys are carnivores and loved their meals too. Meat gravy and vegan gravy. Fresh veg, gorgeous cauliflower cheese. Best carvery we’ve had. Staff are fabulous too. Highly recommend. Recommended by the owner of the cottage we are staying in, so glad we took her advice 🥰

Lovely location, friendly and helpful staff, well kept ales and a delicious carvery with all the trimmings, veg done just right which is hard to do!

Stayed here with family for our son’s wedding in June. Cannot fault it, manager & his staff were so friendly and helpful, nothing was too much trouble. The rooms were superb with everything you could possibly need, comfy bed, lovely bathroom and views to die for. Breakfast was wonderful and the whole experience was a pleasure. Thankyou so much for making this such a special weekend for us. If you want a truly relaxing break away from the hustle and bustle you will not find anywhere better. We wish you all the success for the future.

Really friendly staff. Lovely carvery. Excellent facilities . Amazing position. We will be back. Lovely ferry ride also! Also found out we can park our van overnight there.

Went into the pub after a days walking. Very friendly and welcoming. The beer was excellent and would definitely come back.

Came this morning for a break from the Rugby World Cup but still wanted back for todays games. Thought we’d have a swift couple before getting the ferry back only to discover with great shock and surprise that the landlord were announcing that tonight would be the end of trading and the pub would close. This is a famous, popular and very enjoyable and useful pub overlooking the widest and most attractive part of the Hamoaze estuary of the Tamar. We’ve been coming here for decades. Drinking in the old style interior or out on the benches right beside the river is a great way to pass the time. Maybe there will be more news and detail on this breaking story but all we and the other customers were told was that there have been an horrific run of thefts from the premises and that rising costs have made trading unviable. Everyone was asking whether this is just an indeterminate pause, whether there might be new management or the pub sold off maybe for conversion but nobody could say. We hope that the site and appeal of the pub will main that the closure might be very short but it was all a bit bleak today.

Had a variety of meals, breakfast and main evening meals during the duration of our stay. All of them started with a warm welcome, excellent service and wonderfully tasty food. Already looking forward to returning. Well worth the walk or ferry trip to get there. Genuinely dog friendly.

Stayed here for a couple of nights for a wedding in Polhawn Fort. The pub/hotel is massive - 6 rooms upstairs and a big bar area with lovely wooden panelling and an open fire. The staff were great - friendly and helpful. The food was very good too - big breakfasts plus we had lunch one day - superb mussels and beer battered cod. The location is an odd one - it’s basically at the end of the only road in Cremyll - and handily right opposite the foot ferry to Plymouth. I just wish the weather had been better as the outside looked great too - will definitely come again

We stopped off for lunch: I ordered the fish finger sandwich and my husband had burger and chips. The fish in my sandwich was yummy but I was disappointed that my £11 cod sandwich was made using supermarket white sliced bread. My husbands burger was raw inside…not ‘slightly rare ‘ but raw mince. I’m assuming that it was cooked from frozen as we were told that the temperature had been checked before service. I don’t understand how the temperature was ok but the mince inside was red raw. To be fair staff were apologetic and replaced with a new burger, which was better. Given the choice we’d have preferred a refund. Waiting staff were really friendly but the owners could do with investing some time doing some weeding out the front. It’s a captive audience here; perhaps if they had competition the standard would be higher.

Generous portions, good service. We loved the scallops and mussels plus the rum pineapple and coconut desert. C u again

Good staff great food, what a pity about the outside appearance, lovely hanging baskets and then weeds everywhere even growing up over there advertising board’s, grass not cut around the outside tables, not a loved pub .

They saved me from the wasps that kept trying to eat my food !!! The staff are very nice and food was delicious!

Nice room with superb view overlooking the river. Good pub food and great breakfast with lots of choices. Friendly staff. Only complaint is the noise o in the corridor.

We recently visited mount edgcombe and upon arrival off the ferry we were starving so we moseyed into the pub. We were greeted by a guy in a stoney and made us feel welcome from straight away. He gave us a table in the window with a lovely view of the flower hangings and the water. Between us we had kids fish chips and peas, adults fish n chips and the bacon cheese burger, all amazing and cooked to perfection. We tried the local beer 'Korev' Which was very tasty!!! Decor was very old skool - loved it and the staff we spoke to were very friendly and smiley. It is pretty expensive but totally understand because of the location, views, decor etc. It was a pleasure guys, we will return!!!

A fantastic Sunday Carvery . In fact one of the best we’ve ever had . Warm and cosy inside on a rainy miserable day .

I went here with friends for a meal on their recommendation. The menu majored on seafood, although there were other options available. I chose the cod and chips and I have to say it was probably the best I have ever tasted. The batter was amazing and the chips cooked to perfection. They also have a good selection of beers. Not the cheapest place for an evening out but well worth the cost. The staff were friendly and helpful. I hope to be back again soon.

What a pity that the management has changed. Dreadful people skills by the new team. Totally disinterested bar staff, asked what lagers they serve, barmaids answer: 'Don't know'. Not even the offer to go and find out, unacceptable service. Barstaff in huddles talking amongst each other, absolutely no interest or possibly a smile for the customer. Drab dress too. No acknowledgement of the very good live music being performed the guys might as well not even have been there, the way they were treated. What a difference in attitude to the previous management, a lot of training in customer care is required here!

Whilst waiting for the passenger ferry back to Plymouth we decided to order a cup of tea. What a pleasant surprise it was delivered promptly to the outside table, in beautifully matching cups, saucers and teapot. It was a high quality brew (tea pigs) for two cups each and all for just £3.00 each. If you want a perfect cup of tea go to this pub.

Carvery with friends was the best I have had for years.Service good, wine selection excellent and food delicious

Great value, very well appointed comfortable room. Perfect breakfast. Lovely to sit outside watching the boats. Friendly attentive service.

Unfortunately not up to its previous standards decided to go for a roast on fathers day and was bitterly disappointed wife went and got her roast whilst me and daughter waited with dogs then when my wife returned she said to wait 5 as there...

Dissapointing! Tribute was sour, changed barrel, sandwich of cheese and chutney was like cheese and curry, awful!!! Pint of korev was cloudy, undrinkable. Waste of money amd time!!!

Got two fish platters priced at £39 each for 4 of us. We could not see £78 worth of food on the table. It was nice food but definitely not worth that big price tag. The service as well wasn’t the best and if you’re...

Lovely sandwich with very fresh and hot chips. Staff friendly and the food was quick even though it was busy.

Parked in Mount Edgecumbe car park. Walked through the lovely grounds Stopped in th Edgecumbe Arms for lunch The food was delicious and the service was excellent Thank you

If you're planning on visiting Plymouth and want something a little different, this is the way to do it. The Arms is a terrific old inn on the edge of the Tamar with a great little ferry that takes you straight into the Royal William...

Came here with the family. Got greeted by Louis, possible the best chat a barman has ever given. Do yourself a favour and get yourself down to this pub, order a pint and ask Louis to serve you. 10/10 would reccomend. Just don't ask about...

A cosy pub serving tea/coffee sandwiches and cakes as well as the usual pub restaurant fare. Staff were very pleasant and price was reasonable.

Family of five came for Sunday lunch, staff were attentive and courteous. Found the food overpriced and of average quality. We were all a little underwhelmed and unfortunately wouldn’t come again, great location shame the food wasn’t better.

We had a very nice lunch here. I liked the menu, the staff were very friendly and pleasant and the food was good. Good place to have a drink and a meal if you're taking the Cremyll ferry.

Nice lunch had the beef burger and my friends had the scallops, good selection of pints on draft, lovely view, definitely worth a visit.

Situated is a beautiful part of the country with stunning surroundings and friendly, welcoming staff. It’s such a shame that they cash in on being the only pub in the area. The prices for, Average at best, pub grub are stupendously high and not remotely...

Enjoyed a lovely walk from Kingsand to Cremyll and popped in here for lunch. Excellent quality food and very quick service. Very dog friendly and spacious. Plenty of gluten free options that are marked on the menu. Will be ideal if they could start the...

First visit today and enjoyed an excellent roast lunch served by charming, attentive and courteous staff . The booking was dealt with efficiently and a reminder email received yesterday . We were greeted warmly and shown to a lovely table with stunning view over the...

Was very disappointed with Sunday roast we booked a table for 3.00 Will not be going for food again as there was . ......................... ...... No Yorkshire puddings, when we asked was told wasn't any but if there was any ready they would bring over...

Our first visit to Cremyll but it certainly wont be the last.Recently spent a fabulous birthday weekend at the Mount Edgcombe Arms, loved it so much that we stayed an extra day.The staff were so welcoming and friendly especially Heidi. The food,service and accommodation was...

Nice food, friendly staff, good drinks. We visited after a walk around the Mount Edgecombe estate, and it was a welcome sight in the rain. The staff were very friendly and amenable. There was a good choice of drinks and food, all of which was...

Just spent a couple of nights here with friends. Beautiful setting looking across to Plymouth, fantastic staff & good food - loved it, thank you !

Had a lovely walk around Mount Edgecombe and decided to have a drink and a pasty before we caught the boat back to Plymouth. Only to discover that pasties have been removed from the menu!! Can you believe it?? A Cornish pub not selling pasties...

We had a family gathering here, paid £400 for a buffet and had 4 sandwich platters, some sausage rolls and chips put out, not enough to feed us all, drinks very pricey, plus very little attention paid to us by the staff. Very poor, we...

Ordered mussels, really bad. Not fresh enough to serve. Also a very small portion for a main course, a soup plate full. A real shame, it is a simple dish so I don't think there is any excuse. on top of that the price was...

Like a lot of places in the area, we've been here before, but normally just for drinks outside. This time, we chose to have some lunch, and we were inside. Very cosy! There were mixed comments about the lunches. The sandwich was quite basic for...

The last time we attended this pub back in 2017 I left a poor review as it was awful absolutely rubbish!! But a friend told us that there are now new owners and it’s return to a great pub again so we bookec a table...

This was our second visit to The Edgcumbe Arms and it was just as good as the first. We stayed in the Superior River View King room which was both comfortable and spacious and benefited from beautiful views over the Tamar towards Plymouth. The bed...

Four friends and a dog visted for Sunday lunch. We had booked, and luckily so as people were being turned away while we were there. Dogs are very welcome, even wet ones who have been in the river! There was a warm, genial atmosphere in...

Booked for 2 nights as was attending a wedding nearby and had to drive down from London, hence the 2 night stay. ~Staff were welcoming and friendly and the rooms was more than adequate for our needs. No pretence at being "high end" it really...

My wife and I just had the most super snack at “ the arms “ the staff were super , food excellent and well priced, we sat outside and although busy we did not have to wait at all

Beautiful position on the harbours edge. Nice outdoor seating area for fine days. Staff friendly and service quick. The place is under new managemnt which means that the menu on the webpage is wrong. We went expecting to order a sharing platter but that is...

Absolutely brilliant, stunning spot on the River Tamar. The rooms where spotless and perfect for what we needed. The staff couldn't have been more helpful and friendly, nothing was a problem and always there when needed. The food is spot on the fish and chips...

Visited at lunchtime, 2 of us had ham, egg and chips while the other one had a coronation chicken sandwich. The sandwich was lovely but the ham, egg and chips were mediocre to say the least. Presentation wasn’t brilliant and the chips were awful. Such...

If you want nice food at a fair price avoid this pub. We sat outside enjoying the view and the pub looks very nice from the outside with floral displays and lovely position by the ferry. However the sandwiches we ordered were not value or...

Ideally situated after a walk around Mt Edgecumbe and plenty of outdoor seating. Service was friendly and fast but £9 for a coronation chicken sandwich - seriously! That is about a 1500% markup. We know that there is a cost of living (greed) crisis and...

Brother and sister in law were visiting from Wales. Visited Mount Edgecombe to walk the dog and popped in afterwards. We only intended to have a drink but stayed for lunch. Meals were lovely and fresh served really quickly by really friendly staff. I’ve never...

We went for Mother's Day so of course very busy and staff working hard. We had a lovely time, well attended to and food great. Some of the other customers thou... Jeeze, they are saints to put up with them! Crazy award goes to a...

Visited here with a large party of 10 which included children and dogs. Staff friendly and accommodating (bowls of water given to dogs also!). Food arrived very quickly for a large order and no complaints, nice selection of desserts also. Everyone was happy and would...

Disappointed…. beer was flat, ciabatta was stodgy, burger was fussy and not great. Real shame as it’s been years since we’ve been here and was no where near as good as we remembered.

Had the carvery here, it was absolutely delicious everything was perfect best roast i have had in a long time.Staff were busy but still took time to speak to us to ask if everything was ok. I will definitely be visiting again.

Just spent two very lovely days at The Edgcumbe Arms and would highly recommend it. The rooms are very comfortable, food was top class and the staff could not do more for us. There are great walks from the front door along the coastal path,...

Popped in for a sunday lunch for me and the wife on a whim. Very welcoming. Lovely setting. Quite busy but the service was very quick and the food was fantastic. So whoever is running the kitchen there is doing an excellent job. All the...

Recently had an excellent cream tea here, mix of fruit and plain scones, warmed which was nice. Very generous portions of cream and jam, and enough tea in pots for 2 cups each. Very friendly staff as usual.

We booked for a 2.30 pm Sunday lunch and travelled to get there. However, when seated at our table we were told no Sunday lunches were available. They had run out! The limited bar menu was so disappointing even if they hadn't run our ot...

We stayed for four nights the bed was very comfortable and room very clean. Great views looking over at the boats and Plymouth across the water. The food was very nice and costs were in keeping with other places close by. Staff were so friendly...

A scenic stop for a light lunch. Good choice of sandwiches and other dishes. Reasonably priced and good sized portions. Lovely staff. Worth a trip.

Went for a family week day lunch to celebrate our daughters birthday. Excellent service. Very happy with the food.

Beautiful location. Lovely coastal walk right on the doorstep. Passenger ferry over to Plymouth runs daily certainly during the holiday season. The hotel room was lovely and clean, bright and airy. Staff very helpful and friendly. Breakfast was good. Highly recommend.

We have just returned from a 3 night stay at The Edgcumbe Arms and we had a really lovely relaxing few days. The room was very nice with lovely views across the River Tamar. All of the staff were really friendly and helpful with good food and good beer and a delicious breakfast! With the beautiful gardens of Mount Edgecumbe on your doorstep, and a foot ferry directly to the Barbican there is plenty to see and do. We were very lucky with the weather and enjoyed sitting out the front with a drink watching the world go by. Have already rebooked for next year! Big thank you to all the staff for making our stay so relaxing.

What a lovely pub, the staff were extremely friendly and the food that my wife and I ordered was really nice. Views from the outside tables across the water to Plymouth are nice. Our first and definitely not last visit.

Lovely spot for food and drinks overlooking plymouth waterfront. Service was good and lovely food, would definitely reccomend

The sandwiches we were served had mould on the bread. The roast beef was like leather. Children's portions are way too big, adult sized meals for a 4 year old. Even though we ordered a children's egg and chips we were told it came with ham, though our granddaughter doesn't eat ham, the staff said they couldn't take the ham off the plate. Admittedly the mouldy meals were replaced and the second beef was much better. At no time did I ask for a refund, but equally I would have expected an offer of some kind for this disgusting service, but no. I will never return and strongly recommend others to avoid.

A hash meal prior to the Firework display. Menu is so reduced I was hard pushed to make a selection. My husband and I had Shitake Mushroom pate, stone cold from being stored in the fridge, unappetising and tasteless. There was something on the side which looked like dead slugs and to be honest I think it was a shredded mushroom but it was also tasteless. Husband had egg ham and chips for main, not much you can do wrong you might say, so why send it out with an overcooked egg! I had the crispy duck leg, yes it was crispy but was also dry and tough. A piece was so solid it scratched my throat as I swallowed it. It came on a bed of sauté potatoes which were dry and overcooked, hoisin sauce was seriously lacking and a mere sprinkling of chilli and spring onion. It is a shame that the pub has not returned to its former glory, they are operating a reduced menu due to Covid but the place was packed and heaving with people wanting to eat. They appear to be concentrating on catering sausage rolls and cake! I am sure the place will eventually get back to its former glory but can’t say I want to eat there again in the near futurePlus point is the staff who were amazing

My stay here was an excellent way to end my trip to Devon and Cornwall.Overlooking the River Tamar, this inn is the perfect way to unwind in a peaceful location with easy access to Plymouth via the regular passenger ferry which departs every half hour from just opposite.Our room was very comfortably appointed with an ensuite and a huge cosseting bed. I loved the nautical colours and panelling.The inn itself is bedecked with gorgeous wooden panels, has paintings of ships and enjoys lively views. Our cooked breakfast was fantastic, as were the cappuccinos. The staff were also accommodating and polite throughout.All in all this is a wonderful place to stay and I wholeheartedly recommend it.

We recently re-discovered the Edgecumbe Arms, a great waterside pub looking back across the Tamar toward Mayflower marina and the dock yards. Decent beer and excellent food, I had a huge piece of fish, perfectly cooked, and my other half had a great burger. Best of all are the young staff, very friendly, efficient service. Well worth a visit, either catch the Cremyll ferry from Plymouth, or drive from the Cornwall side of the river.Well worth the effort to get there.

Absolutely gorgeous Sunday roast! Everything was cooked to perfection. We were so pleased with everything that we have already booked again for later this month. Thank you everyone for making us so welcome especially Amy.

Went for evening meal with husband. Vegetarian option pasta, terrible had one mouthful. Swimming in oil. Husband had chicken burger served with cold soggy french fries, but was hungry to ate it. Staff were great two young men so polite and understood how unhappy I was and refunded the cost of our food. Thank you for that.

Absolutely amazing!!!!!!! The staff are amazing, the food is superb and the view is just to die for. Amy, Sam and Angelo made my holiday fabulous

Been there today with my partner, enjoyed the food. The staff was amazingly gentle and kind and we really loved the shared cured meat platter

Enjoyed a three day break here. Nice room and comfortable bed. Liked the decor too. Booked late and struggled to find anywhere in areas we know so thought it would make a change to stay in a new area. Downside it’s stuck out with nothing around for the evenings which isn’t great as last orders at 9pm with no provision for residents. The foot ferry to Plymouth is right outside which is fun however stops running around 9 too, so evenings are an early night in front of tv! As we walked a lot in the day we were tired so not too unacceptable! The food was nice, best fish and chips and I even ate the mushy peas as they were posh minted ones, (I never eat mushy peas as a rule!) breakfasts nice but don’t start until 9 and took around 30 minutes from ordering, so don’t plan for an early start. The young staff were all polite and friendly. Overall recommend but won’t be back as too isolated for us.

Lovely stay at the dog friendly Edgcumbe Arms in Cremyll. Staff were so friendly and couldn’t do enough for us. The kitchen staff definitely need a mention too as the food, ingredients and portion sizes were absolutely amazing ! Thanks so much

Stopped off after driving back from Polzeath having been turned away from pubs along the way as we hadn’t booked. We’re glad they did! The Roast Beef dinner was up there with the Mariners in Rock which we love( but a lot cheaper) . Everything cooked perfectly. We used to come here a lot a few years ago and now we’re looking forward to catching the Ferry over to visit again, hopefully when it’s not raining !!

Location is great if you want a quiet time as there is very little to do in the evening after the park has closed. The pub closes at 9pm so not able to have a drink on our return as there are no arrangements in place for residents. The ferry to the Royal William Yard was a godsend as we were able to eat out there for 3 nights out of 4 as the menu at the pub is very limited. Only problem is that the ferry stops running by 9:15 in the week which means that when returning to the pub there is nothing to do so you have to go to bed which is not very good when on holiday. The room was a good size and clean. Unfortunately, we had no large towels for 2 days so we had to use hand towels to shower. There was no hot water on one day but was rectified fairly quickly. The one morning I was woken up before 8:00am by the window cleaner washing the outside of the pub which was not ideal. If, like my wife, you are a light sleeper do not book room 1 as it is directly opposite the bus stop and the queue for the ferry so you get woken up early which is not the fault of the pub. The staff are nice enough but they are a bit slow taking your orders and then delivering your drinks or food. They apologised a lot for being slow and for the lack of stock and staff. I paid £500 to stay here for 4 nights and overall am disappointed with what I received for the money compared to other places I have stayed.

We stayed just the one night in the superior king-size bedroom as we were visiting Mount Edgcumbe Park.The location is excellent, right next to the park and the passenher ferry to Plymouth is just over the road. The room was spacious and clean, bed very comfy and the shower (no bath) was supplied with toiletries.There was a great view over Plymouth Sound.We had the sharing seafood platter which I'd rate 3/5 due to small quantities for 2 people and the bread was a dry sliced loaf.Apart from this the full English breakfast was lovely and the staff were friendly and attentive.We would definitely stay there again.

Fantastic Sunday lunch , i had the roast pork came with all the trimmings Deffo a great meal. We sat outside in the sun and ate while watching all the boats sailing by ,

Don't bother...I had to buy a packet of chips to get change for parking so I could eat here, and the attitude of the lady behind the till was a disgrace......if I hadn't had so long for my food I wouldn't have needed change for the bloody parking machine

Amazing food and drink. Very friendly attentive staff, plus a great view too! Will definitely be visiting again very soon!

We booked in advance which was done in a professional way by the young man who answered the phone. Were asked whether we wanted to eat outside or in. Opted for inside as although it was a beautiful sunny and warm day, there was an easterly breeze. Most tables outside were full which was great to see. It’s a great place to sit and watch life on the Tamar. Inside we sat by the windows so still had a good view.We had my 90 year old Mum with us, 3 other adults and a dog. Greeted with a warm welcome and drinks orders taken quickly.We ordered some olives and my husband had the crayfish salad to start, followed by The Edgecumbe Burger, 2 fish and chips and I had the GF crayfish salad with a side of chips for my main. Wow! We were so impressed by the food, especially the size of it ( the fish looked like mini dolphins! ) and the presentation. The burger was juicy and one of the best my husband has eaten. Chips were chunky, and very tasty, no grease at all. Delicious! Must also thank the very attentive and polite staff.I can 100% recommend and we’re intending to return very soon.

I went to the edgcombe for a drink after a walk , i was greeted by a very polite young lady took my details and then seated , she was very helpful with my order , as the night went on i asked her name it was stacey, its so nice to have happy helpful staff.The pub was very clean and i felt comfortable being there.I will visit again and try the food next time.

Unfortunatle we had booked our stay nearby for the week before 17 May so could not sit outside and eat and were unable to book a take away as they were closing early. I can't blame themas the weather was horrible and would love to have eaten there as the menu looked good. Maybe on out next visit in August and I wish them well for the rest of the season

Came down mid-afternoon weekday late April. The EA was open for outside drinking (and possibly food) with several bench picnic tables between the road and the Hamoaze and more in the triangular beer garden against the south eastern end of the pub facing the ferry landing. During our 45 minutes there was a gentle turnover mostly of older couples, never more than a dozen at any one time. We saw at least three staff outside policing the mask, separation, and tracing rules as well as taking orders, serving and collecting payment. Not difficult? They were smartly dressed, very courteous and keen to ask if we were happy.. But it took a while before anyone asked if we were customers and asked me in to give contact details, then a longish time before another person came to take an order and another gap before the beer came. Meanwhile at least two maybe three sets had to go to the door and wait to attract attention to pay with visible anxiety that they were going to miss the ferry back to Plymouth. We were under no such pressure, having driven round but it just seemed a pity that despite lots of information signs and clear instructions, these likeable apparently earnest staff just didn’t get it to gel. It’ll be more difficult at weekends but maybe there’ll be more staff then.Still a very good place to kill time to watch the shipping, check out the view and relax away from the city hassle and traffic.

Wedding Anniversary meal. Married here 7yrs ago in their function room. The Turkey breast roast dinner was the best I have had eating out ever. Highly recommend. Husband enjoyed a perfect fish and chips. Its home from home. Always a warm welcome.