The Falcon Inn in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Popped in for dinner and had a lovely evening. Great tasty wagyu burger, nice fish n chips and a nice homemade cheesecake to follow. Great local atmosphere and good ale. Will definitely be back when next in the area.

A beautiful evening with really excellent food and good size portions. Lovely atmosphere. Friendly staff

Very good pub. We visited at a very quiet time and had a pleasant drink here. Recommended

Good dog friendly pub/restaurant, food was good and staff were kind and attentive. Car park is a bit tight.

Fabulous inn. Lovely welcome and a great ambience. We had ham, egg and chips and a scampi and chips. Food was hot, tasty and good portion sizes. Also much better value than many similar eateries around Padstow. Dog friendly, spotless and a lovely little village to explore. Highly recommended.

What a lovely, lovely place to eat. Very friendly and attentive staff, excellent food and service.. plus dogs welcome in bar area. Made to feel very welcome, with dietary needs considered. Thanks for a lovely evening on the last day of our holibobs.

Would 100% return. Excellent food. Wonderful service, so welcoming. A lovely cosy village pub with great food. Highly recommend the fish and chips and the mussels. Great portions and well priced.

Lovely pub,lovely food, lovely atmosphere, would recommend this place to friends and family.

Ate here as a family. Something for everyone on the menu and excellent specials board. Had the mushroom soup with blue cheese and thyme which was amazing and so tasty. Also tried the rare beef noodles with coconut sauce which was excellent. Nice to go out and eat something different. Others had burgers which were great and the accompanying chips I think were home made as they were really crispy. Great pub in lovely village, interior cost and well laid out. Attentive and friendly staff and food was served promptly. Can’t wait to go back

A great find in a small village. Great food. Lovely staff. Reasonably priced. Best meal out in a long time.

A lovely pub in a small village. Staff very friendly and helpful. Sunday lunch was outstanding. Roast beef followed by sticky toffee pudding. Best food I've had out for a long time. Very dog friendly.

Had an excellent Sunday lunch in the bar where our Spaniel was readily welcome. We had the best food we've had out for ages served by very friendly staff. Looking forward to going back again at least one more time this week before we have to return home. I wish this was my local.

Really wonderful pub with lovely food. Excellent value.

We have had a excellent evening meal tonight. Everything from staff ,food was exceptional. Thank you we will return if we can remember how to find you.

Stayed in St Mawgan last week, visited The Falcon three times with the Mrs and our two Jack Russell's, food, staff, service and reception all excellent. Would recommend highly.

If you can't find a pub near Newquay, look for this one, quaint St Mawgan and the Falcon Inn. Just got back to Treloy and feel pleasantlyfull, lovely food and people, will definitely head back, obviously a great chef!!!

We needed a hot meal after a coastal walk turned cool and blustery. As the pub opened for evening service, we walked in and secured one of the few remaining tables for the first food service an hour later. Our wait passed quickly as we sat and played cards, had drinks in the bar and made chit chat with the welcoming local crowd. We had wagyu burgers which were tasty and served with a decent salad, coleslaw and great fries. Simple yet satisfying.

Went for a meal with family. It was exceptional, felt like high end restaurant at pub prices. Amazing lasagne cut from a big block Italian style, great steak and home made cheesecake and sticky toffee that would grace any 5*. Lovely service and drinks to compliment. Big thanks!

Was staying in a cottage nearby and decided to visit for evening meal, Plenty of choice on the menu, one of the family wanted steak however as it was a very warm evening we were sat in the garden, was told that the garden menu was different than the inside menu and we couldn’t have the steak outside, asked if we could come inside and was told that they were fully booked. Changed the order to fish and chips, however when it arrived the fish was really over cooked and impossible to cut through. I had the sweet potato curry which was really nice, The downsides were that the lady who took the orders behind the bar was particularly sour faced, despite it saying that dogs were to be kept on a lead they were left to wander around, and several guests were letting their children play football against the tables. Don’t waste your money go to The Smugglers Inn just up the road, the food was far better.

Lovely pub with a nice big beer garden. Good food, plenty of parking close by

The Falcon is in a lovely little spot and the staff were lovely. I had just flown in to Newquay from Dublin and my husband had booked us a table here as a birthday treat. We shared a starter of Salt-N-Pepper squid which was lovely and we looked forward to our main. We both ordered roast, the beef and the pork were perfect. Unfortunately, we cannot say the same for the rest. Roast potatoes were cold as was the stuffing and the Yorkshires. The vegetables were tepid. New roast potatoes were brought out which were piping hot and delicious. But by this time we had already been put off. We were offered deserts on the house but did not take up the offer as we were so disappointed with the main mail. The serving staff were very apologetic and obviously embarrassed. We paid full price for what we had and left a tip for the serving staff, as they did what they could to rectify things. Unfortunately, we will not be returning.

We had a lovely meal there. Will be back again.

We have been holidaying in newquay for the last few years and always make sure to come and eat here,definitely one of our favourite pubs in newquay in a beautiful quiet village of St mawgan,we visited recently twice and our meals were always lovely, very tasty,recommended the rattlers and clotted cream mussels. Nice atmosphere,friendly staff

We always visit here a few times for food while on our holidays. A quaint pub with a fabulous beer garden, serving fresh homemade food, generous portions and reasonably priced. A definite must. This visit we had fish and chips and lasagne. Delicious 😋. Had Sunday lunch on previous visits which has also been excellent x

Pretty pub in pretty village. Tried to book but no tables available for those with dogs. After pressing we were offered a table outside which couldn't be booked. On arrival all tables outside were available. Strange attitude from staff, not particularly friendly. Food was ok - sausage and mash lacked veg, chicken burger was good, wagyu burgers tasted just like burgers, very dense.

Excellent food at a reasonable price. Best fish and chips of my holiday and I am a connoisseur of fish and chips

Excellent country pub, good beer, good food, good service.. Well worth a visit

We are regular visitors to this area and called in here for early evening tea. The website advised it served food from 5 pm and 6 pm depending which page you’re on. Upon arrival at 5.30 it transpired it was 6 pm. This pub is is welcoming and cosy. We ate in the beer garden wit our dogs. Food was OK but a little pricey for the quality and quantity. Idyllic location does make it worth a visit.

You sort of find this place rather than seek it out but the locals love. There must be a new tele mast in place as signal and in house wi-fi miles better. Great selection of drinks and food menu

Didn't go but seeing how disabled the owner is with criticism I won't be going.

Arrived not many in the pub so sat and waited. A waitress took our drink orders which arrived reasonably promptly. Took food order, no specials board so very small choice for menu. Plus desserts not as advertised. Food very slow to arrive. The fish and chips that came out to other tables looked golden and crispy. Sadly they obviously peaked too early as ours was wet! Mushy peas were warm not hot. So 1.5 hrs for one course. We visit this area often but sadly won’t return to The Falcon Inn Waitresses could do with a warmer personality too to give a warm feel to the pub. Think possibly more for the locals who were all around the bar

Quintessential Cornish pub serving traditional quality food and drinks. Very pretty surroundings, garden, family friendly , dog friendly. Be careful of the narrow turn into the carpark ! Church, craft shop, and tea room adjacent. Nice to escape the masses, and visit a cosy pub to relax.

Set near the Menalhyl river in the charming, quintessentially Cornish vale of St Mawgan this pub is a rare find. The village is delightful and the pub a very traditional but really well catered to families and couples. We were well-served from the get go and served a delicious (and generous ) Sunday lunch in the beer garden with views. I went for the Sunday roast, my wife had an Asian crispy, chilli beef, and the kids had some really tasty chicken nuggets. The chips were really great too! Well done Falcon Inn team!

Popped in for a couple of pints. Great atmosphere, staff are friendly. Lovely location.

Had a lovely Sunday lunch yesterday. Great pub good home cooked food and great service.. as much as I loved the pork.the veg was just as good too. I'm coming back for the ploughman's

Picturesque pub in the valley village of St Mawgan. Atmospheric country pub. Very good food, excellent service. Will be going there again.

Good pub food. Excellent quality. Country village location.

Absolutely brilliant night, food was delicious and the hospitality outstanding. Easy booking and warm welcome from the owner. DEFINITELY be back...to the cosy table in the corner ;)

Called to book a table and cut the phone to my face two times!!! Bizarre!!! They didn't even let me say why I am calling! AVOID

Dinner for 5. It was very quiet, but the bar staff were very friendly. Food was great.

Very attractive pub. Staff pleasant and friendly. Food could be better but ok

Grrat secluded pub. Nice people and good well kept beet cellar. Friendly customers and good outdoor seating too. We will rrturn.

We came here as we were dropping our daughter at Newquay Airport. A lovely pub, 5 minutes from the airport, with car parking! On arrival the pub was really busy and we were told that our table was the only free one in the restaurant - despite not having a map we managed to find this all by ourselves and were served within a few minutes! We decided to try our luck with the Coke (plain, Diet and Zero) - none of which were flat although we were fully prepared to write a scathing review and try to get a refund :( ! The food was excellent, although I have to admit it took at least 15 minutes to arrive - I put this down to the fact that it was all freshly cooked and there were 20 or so people eating so, if you’d rather have a microwaved meal, I wouldn’t recommend this pub!

This is my second visit in over 25 years. Absolutely marvellous. I went to St Mawgan in Pydar Catholic Church, then to the Falcon Inn. Thanks for a lovely time.

A lovely fire and warm welcome. Good food. We couldn't fault any of it.

I was lucky enough to find a pub after driving up and down narrow Cornish lanes for 15 minutes. I found my seat and ordered some drinks. I ordered a coke and packet of crisps. Not only did it take them around 10 mins to deliver the order to my table, my coke was flat and the crisps tasted stale. 1 star review all round. P.S.the location gives it an extra star for being a little less quiet than the big towns.

Had fish and chips twice and just as nice. Proper.

Went here as part of an away weekend from our home in Devon. The staff were most welcoming and organised and the "locals" were friendly too. We had pre-booked a table prior to our visit and weren't disappointed with the food or service. What we hd was exceptionally well cooked and presented and was a joy to eat. I wouldn't hesitate to return !

We had a great meal here, a place we've visited before it can be busy sometimes of the year, so book early, go early as parking can be premium when it comes to finding a space it is in quaint old village with narrow roads so be warned.

Cosy restaurant with great food and very good service

What a gem, we love this place to relax and have a lovely meal or just a nice pint of beer. They do the best guiness too. Definitely well worth a visit even if it’s to sit in there pretty garden. Always with a friendly atmosphere from the staff.

Perhaps one of the best burgers I’ve ever tasted, only to be followed by apple pie with clotted cream. Exceptional food and service thank you.

Lovely country pub with excellent food. Dogs are welcome inside and out, and there's a nice garden area also.

Excellent service, up and beyond.

Good food lovely pub very busy restaurant

Excellent service, lovely food. Presented well, full of flavour. Great spirits/wine and beer menu. We sat in the back, near the kitchen entrance and were originally placed on a round table by the swinging door. It was no problem when we asked if we could move to a window table, they were more than accommodating. I had the Hunters Chicken and as a favourite dish of mine, it was strange to see it cooked without the BBQ sauce. However, I really enjoyed it regardless.

This is definitely a jewel in the Crown, fantastic food

We are returning customers after friends introduced us to this pub previously. This time we returned with family and it all honesty our experience was less than satisfactory. I will start by saying the quality of food was lovely just as it was on previous visits but unfortunately that’s as far as my praise can stretch at this time. I had prebooked our table and upon arrival was told ‘your table is over there in the corner’ no one showed us to the table which absolutely is not a problem, but it also meant no one asked us if we required a high chair for my 2 year old so my husband went and found one. It also meant no one took our drinks order until we went to the bar and asked. When the young gentleman did come over we ordered all of our food at the same time as we knew what we wanted - worth mentioning our table was booked at 6pm so at the latest we probably ordered at 6:15 (or no one came to take our drinks orders for a considerable long time). Our drinks arrived a short while afterwards although two were wrong and had to be taken back to the bar to be rectified. Some time later we got the starters 3 of us had ordered - at this time because we’d been waiting a while we asked for my toddlers meal to be brought out as she was very hungry. I can’t say for sure what time our starters were served, but according to a member of staff it’s not unusual for a 30-40 minute wait after starters for mains. This was communicated to me after I complained at the end. At no point prior to ordering were we told of any wait on food. Also worth mentioning a member of staff asked if everything was ok during our starters and as previously stated as the food was delicious we answered yes. At this point despite waiting for starters we assumed now these had been served our mains wouldn’t be long, unfortunately we were wrong. Eventually at 7:27 my husband asked how long our mains would be, and decided if they weren’t there by 7:30pm we would leave. After we’d chased up the young gentleman our mains did then arrive - so for some of our party after arriving at 6pm this was their first food, and would have been for my toddler had we not requested it earlier. We then felt we had to rush our meals as my toddler had finished and we were keen to get her home to bed so as to not be a nuisance to anybody else (hence the early booking). As we were finishing our food my husband asked for the bill and voiced our displeasure but was told a 40 minute wait was usual and he said it would be nice to be informed of that upon ordering. No real apology or gesture of goodwill. I wasn’t happy with this so I went up to pay and asked for my toddlers meal costing £7.50 to be taken off our roughly £136 bill. Again this wasn’t done immediately and I had to argue my point that it wasn’t really acceptable we had to chase staff for our mains. At this point the member of staff who had asked if our starters were ok did say well I did ask if everything was ok which I feel wasn’t really conducive or appropriate as at that point some of my issues hadn’t even happened and we did answer that everything was ok as the food was lovely. All in all lovely food was spoilt by poor service, my issue wasn’t even really with the wait, it was the complete lack of communication. If we had been warned or even apologised for the wait we could have made the choice to take our custom elsewhere or wait and then that would have been our own decision to blame, however in this instance I feel there was very poor service and no real accountability taken. I hope the owner sees this and takes my praise of the excellent food, but could offer me assurances that if I were to ever return we would receive much better service. I would love to be able to come back and change my recommendation to reflect my previous views.

We are returning customers after friends introduced us to this pub previously. This time we returned with family and it all honesty our experience was less than satisfactory. I will start by saying the quality of food was lovely just as it was on previous visits but unfortunately that’s as far as my praise can stretch at this time. I had prebooked our table and upon arrival was told ‘your table is over there in the corner’ no one showed us to the table which absolutely is not a problem, but it also meant no one asked us if we required a high chair for my 2 year old so my husband went and found one. It also meant no one took our drinks order until we went to the bar and asked. When the young gentleman did come over we ordered all of food at the same time as we knew what we wanted - worth mentioning our table was booked at 6pm so at the latest we probably ordered at 6:15 (or no one came to take our drinks orders for a considerable long time). Our drinks arrived a short while afterwards although two were wrong and had to be taken back to the bar to be rectified. Some time later we got the starters 3 of us had ordered - at this time because we’d been waiting a while we asked for my toddlers meal to be brought out as she was very hungry. I can’t say for sure what time our starters were served, but according to a member of staff it’s not unusual for a 30-40 minute wait after starters for mains. This was communicated to me after I complained at the end. At no point prior to ordering were we told of any wait on food. Also worth mentioning a member of staff asked if everything was ok during our starters and as previously stated as the food was delicious we answered yes. At this point despite waiting for starters we assumed now these had been served our mains wouldn’t be long, unfortunately we were wrong. Eventually at 7:27 my husband asked how long our mains would be, and decided if they weren’t there by 7:30pm we would leave. After we’d chased up the young gentleman our mains did then arrive - so for some of our party after arriving at 6pm this was their first food, and would have been for my toddler had we not requested it earlier. We then felt we had to rush our meals as my toddler had finished and we were keen to get her home to bed so as to not be a nuisance to anybody else (hence the early booking). As we were finishing our food my husband asked for the bill and voiced our displeasure but was told a 40 minute wait was usual and he said it would be nice to be informed of that upon ordering. No real apology or gesture of goodwill. I wasn’t happy with this so I went up to pay and asked for my toddlers meal costing £7.50 to be taken off our roughly £136 bill. Again this wasn’t done immediately and I had to argue my point that it wasn’t really acceptable we had to chase staff for our mains. At this point the member of staff who had asked if our starters were ok did say well I did ask if everything was ok which I feel wasn’t really conducive or appropriate as at that point some of my issues hadn’t even happened and we did answer that everything was ok as the food was lovely. All in all lovely food was spoilt by poor service, my issue wasn’t even really with the wait, it was the complete lack of communication. If we had been warned or even apologised for the wait we could have made the choice to take our custom elsewhere or wait and then that would have been our own decision to blame, however in this instance I feel there was very poor service and no real accountability taken. I hope the owner sees this and takes my praise of the excellent food, but could offer me assurances that if I were to ever return we would receive much better service.

Great atmosphere, very friendly and welcoming, plus great food.

Excellent meal and very friendly staff

Lovely pub! Staff were great accommodating our large group who hadn’t booked in advance, very impressed with the service and the food was delicious!

Food is nice and friendly staff

Incredible Sunday roast dinner in a beautiful village inn. Sat outside in the courtyard area that was lovely. Food was amazing quality and portions were extremely generous!!

Lovely garden, even when it's not sunny.

The Falcon inn at St. Morgan in Cornwall is just perfect for a nice meal and great scenery, beautiful garden and excellent service, varied menu and always good ! Highly recommend The Falcon !!

Superb food, great service and some lovely ale on tap. It's what you want from a pub. Locals, great tasting food and some superb family time.

Only had a beer 🍺 but looks like a nice country pub soon filled up as I was there as it opened which is always a good sign

It was buzzing. Live music on the lawn.

Lovely pub off the beaten track. Great food and good choice of drinks. Fantastic beer garden in great location. Highly recommended.

Falcon Fest was kicking off for its second day when we arrived at this very nice, lively pub. Thank you for a very friendly welcome, pointing out the marquee and beer tent in the garden. Two very tasty cask ales at the bar; Legend and Castle Gold. We dived into the Fest Menu, and had two fabulous burgers, Wagyu Cheese and Falcon, top quality ingredients very well cooked. Joined the crowd in the garden for some more delicious beer in the tent, and some fun teenage covers band rock in a very happy crowd. Great experience

Although upon arrival we received a very warm reception from the bar staff, we were then given a table in a nice spot. We ordered our meal and enjoyed our drink. When the meal arrived one was fine. However the pasty had been in an oven obviously for a ling time and the base had been burnt to a cinder, so much so that all the meat inside was hard and dry and inedible. When we pointed this out to the waitress, she half heartedly apologised and said she’d let the kitchen know. As we were sitting outside the kitchen, table No 8 to be precise we could hear her as she proceeded into the kitchen and and announced “ someone out there is moaning about the pasty” Nothing else was said or offered to us and they visibly hesitated collecting our plates as the said pasty was only half eaten as it was really not digestible. Eventually they cleared the plate and asked how everything was, I started and said ok and was about to mention the pasty when the waitress cut in and said apart from that and pointed at remains if pasty. Again she apologised and said a half hearted sorry. We asked for bill and was fully charged for everything. My point is this, our family has been using this pub since ore war and 1940s onwards and although I’m from the Midlands and only use it when visiting family, it just seems such a shame that one bad experience can provoke an ill for a place that has had such good memories for us in the past so much that we have recommended many people to visit and I only hope that they don’t have a poor experience like we had today. We have nicknamed it “Pastygate”

A good looking pub with generally good service. Regretfully today, my first visit for over 5 years, my pasty was severely over cooked with a charcoal base. I pointed this out but, while there was a half hearted apology, there was no attempt at resolution. A disappointment which has affected my opinion of the pub,

Very nice location in a quiet village. The staff were very helpful and friendly as were the locals who made us feel very welcome. We enjoyed an excellent 3 course meal and drinks and would thoroughly recommend this pub. We will be returning for sure.

Amazing venue here great for families thanks for having us for the Man Down event on Saturday was awesome and that's for all you do for us

As this pub had good reviews we thought we would book up for an evening meal. First impressions; lovely old pub in great location with beautiful garden area - what's not to like. We were seated at our table and promptly ordered our food from a great looking menu. I ordered the Sea Bass and my partner ordered the Seafood Spaghetti. Now, I am more than happy to wait for freshly prepared food, but I do think 45mins is about the limit. At that point we did politely ask the waitress, and she did apologise for the wait. After an hour, we were nearly past the point of being hungry. An hour and ten minutes and it finally arrived. To be fair, the food when it did arrive was lovely, and had there not been the huge wait I would have awarded 5* to this pub. Perhaps they should not take so many bookings if the kitchen is unable to cope with the demand? We had no explanation for the delay. It's a shame, as overall this has put us off returning.

Absolutely fantastic Sunday Lunch. We rang to book on the day but the restaurant was fully booked but we were told we could just turn up and eat out on the terrace with no reservation. We all chose the Sunday Lunch and it was faultless. Service was excellent very friendly bar staff, food arrived quickly, piping hot and very tasty. Cauliflower cheese best I’ve ever tasted, roast beef lovely and well cooked.Great selection of fresh veg which was cooked perfectly. We will definitely be back and will recommend to friends. Thank you Falcon Inn

Traditional English pub with good old fashioned polite,friendly service my wife and I had a fantastic lunch here my wife was most impressed with the gluten free scampi and chips and I can honestly say that my ham egg and chips was amazing all served promptly size of the portions was on the generous side If you’re in the Newquay area make sure that you put this little gem in your sat nav it’s well worth a visit

We waked to this pub from Mawgan Porth and found the village to be beautiful. I phoned to book a table and the staff were friendly and asked if they needed to accommodate dogs- which was excellent. Arrived to a warm welcome, delicious food and attentive service. Lovely evening all in all.

Visited this little gem at midday on a Saturday with my 75 year old mum and partner. Called them at 11 and booked on the day without issue. They asked us at booking if we were taking our dog which was great. We were the first ones there. Accessibility for mum (who is a bit wobbly at times) was great. No slip trip hazards. The place was well put together, clean and had a cozy feel. The meals were excellent. Prices were on the higher side but it was worth it for the service and standard. St Mawgan itself is a lovely little gem of a place and the falcon is well suited and fits the village nicely. The garden is well kept. I get the feeling that the inn does get very so booking is suggested. Well worth the visit.

A lovely pub in such a pretty setting. Very tasty food enjoyed in the large beer garden. Would definitely recommend.

Very slow service waited hour and half to get sandwiches. Kitchen close at 13.15 as was overloaded and getting orders wrong.

We were 2 couples & a dog who visited on a Wednesday evening. Beautiful village pub, very picturesque setting. We received a warm welcome, everyone we spoke to was very friendly & efficient. Our meals were all delicious, very tasty & well presented, much enjoyed by all. Would definitely recommend.

Highly recommend visiting this place if you are looking to have pub grub or even few drinks. Lovely beer garden and seating areas outside. Dog friendly, great service and quality of food for very good price was excellent too!

Really delicious gluten free options, obviously cooked with care. One of the chefs came and described the steps they take to avoid cross contamination for coeliacs when I dropped in to ask about booking. Separate fryers. Felt really safe. Also a really great pub! Lovely garden, atmosphere and friendly staff. The non-coeliacs enjoyed their food too, the children’s spaghetti and garlic bread was apparently the best they’ve ever had. Very relaxing place. Best to book as was busy!

Stayed for Sunday lunch which was lovely, good portions and good quality food and thought goes into the presentation, once finished i thought to myself i could eat that again. Ive been visiting this lovely place since i was a child with parents from the late 70s till present day and the great family memories always come flooding back.

I do not know which pub the other reviewers went to but not for me. Over an hour to be served below average pub grub. Can't comment on the ale as this was the jumping off point for a 355 mile overnight drive. Used to use this when stationed at RAF St. Mawgan but that was before Pontius was a pilot; never go back to old haunts!

A real find for us, as it is only 15 minutes from home. The village of St Mawgan is very picturesque and the Falcon Inn is in the middle by the church and river. The menu is fairly short and simple, which is good in my book. We ordered a Ploughmans and Ham, Egg & Chips, both of which exceeded all expectations with quality and freshness of the ingredients. The garden is an oasis of peace and calm, with the benefit of being very dog friendly. The warmth of welcome from owner and staff made us want to make this a regular lunch stop. Thank you 🐕

Very good food. Good selection of beers. Very efficient welcoming staff. Enjoyable evening.

Fantastic village pub, friendly staff and an awesome Ploughmans all washed down with a pint of Thatchers gold. Perfect lunch in the garden will definitely visit again

Such wonderful and delicious food. Beautifully presented, quickly brought to tables. We had a small baby with us, and they were very friendly with them. They were a lovely team of staff. They also have great highchairs. They actually had trays on the highchairs (which as a parent, you find most place don't, and the highchairs are either to high or low the the table height to put baby's food on). We came here as we visited the Japanese gardens. Both are definitely worth a visit. An 18th century picturesque pub 👌🏻

Really welcoming and friendly and the food is great. Definitely gives off local pub vibes but without being hostile to out of towners. Generous food portions of proper pub grub. Highly recommend the Pasty, and the ploughman's. Well worth a visit if you're in the area. This place is dog friendly as well which is always a plus.

We’ve just got back from an absolutely fantastic meal and brilliant service. My wife, son and I all had the Wagyu burger and I have to say it must be the best burger I’ve ever had. Next time we are down we will definitely be back. Thanks!!

We came across this lovely place while out adventuring while on hols in Newquay. We decided to stop for lunch, 3 fish and chips, chicken bites/nuggets and the crispy beef starter. Food was absolutely delicious 😋. Would definitely recommend to others. X

Had a lovely dinner here on the first night of our stay in the area. Lovely, fresh food that was absolutely delicious. I had a beetroot and goats cheese salad, and the others had the Thai green curry, the wagu burger and scampi and chips, then we had the banoffee pie. There was a little wait on the food but it was worth it. The pub itself is really lovely with an excellent beer garden. I just wish we had a pub as good as this where we live.

Pretty good local pub with above average food and good choice of beer.

Lovely gem of a pub. Good local.Cornish Ales. Friendly staff, nice garden

Really enjoyed the wonderful red pepper and tomato soup, prawn cocktail and fish cakes and the lovely seeded bread. Would return for the food and it would be nice in summer when you can sit outside and enjoy the view. Unfortunately inside it was a...

Stumbled across this fabulous little pub by accident, beautiful little village, hosts very welcoming, roast was delicious, returning again

You will not pass this pub on the road as it is located in a small village so have your sat nav ready. We went midweek in March so not busy, but best to book. We were quickly seated and drinks order taken by a...