The Logan Rock Inn in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Very disappointed with the Sunday roast today. We ordered two roast beef dinners and when they came the beef was very rare, bordering on raw, chewy and inedible. Sent one back to the kitchen, when it came back the beef was cooked through but still inedible. Will not be returning for a Sunday roast.

Not far from the Minack theatre (take a coat, or two!). Some specials on the board, gets busy. Nice old pub feel to it. Best to book in advance

After being in contact with The Logan Rock Inn since June and an inperson meeting in august and after sending our wedding invitations this venue has cancelled our booking. Leaving us with a matter of 5 months to find a new wedding venue. Extremely disappointed by lack of communication and professionalism. Would of previously recommended after being a regular customer for almost 3 years in the summer on my travels. Now I'm extremely disappointed and heartbroken for my wedding day now being in shatters.

A typical small village pub offering great hospitality. Made so welcome on the first visit, we went back the next day and had a fantastic Sunday roast. Just what was needed after a stretch of the SW coastal path

We enjoyed a lovely dinner here as part of our coast path hiking holiday. The menu was surprisingly varied and the food and drink were very good. We enjoyed the ambience and the friendly and helpful service.

We have been here many times. Food is great and the pub has great character. Service very good and welcoming. A fabulous place to walk to from Porthcurno along the coastal path.

We camped close by and stopped at Logan Rock several times for a beer and/or coffee after a walk or bike ride over the week. After seeing the delicious sounding offerings and the lovely cosy traditional pub atmosphere inside, we decided one evening to book a table and return for dinner and we’re so glad we did! The seafood platter is as good as it looks and sounds and partnered with a good bottle of wine it’s even better! All staff were so friendly and chatty and it really made our trip away that extra bit special.

My husband and I stopped here for a spot of lunch before the Minack Theater! We had two drinks a sandwich each and some chips. The bill was over £50, which we would have been happy to pay for if the quality had matched the price. When asked if we were happy with our food we explained that the bread was dry and we were expecting more for the price, also the dressed salad is a salad garnish! We had no apology but did hear them having a good laugh about it in the kitchen whilst the bar staff were munching crisps behind the bar! Not value for money, a complete rip off!!

Awesome food great service along with a lovey atmosphere. Very welcoming and helpful will definitely visit again

Beautiful Pub & Staff. Very expensive place to eat and drink. £5 for a large Coke & £8 for a child portion meal. Food was nice. 3 small child size meals, a portion of onion rings, a Coke, a pint of Amber Ale, a Bacardi & Coke. £45

A nice friendly place, thought it unusual that you couldn't run a tab for your table. One of our party had a meal that wasn't great [ the cost was refunded.] After talking to people who had the same meal,they weren't also impressed by it. All in All a nice time had, would go back.

Beautiful Old English Pub young lady Molly and the team. Were very polite and professional. Food amazing

Lovely old pub in a beautiful place, not far from the amazing beach at Porthcurno. Nice menu, only gave it 3 stars as the food was not cooked to my liking, but I suppose I should of said how I preferred my burger to be well cooked. I would return.

Loved it, great find on an overcast day.

Visit by the Vincent HRD Owners Club 7th Sept 2024. A group of about 25 members of our classic motorcycle club had a pre-arranged visit to the Logan Rock Inn at Treen last weekend and had a lovely time there. We pre-booked our food with the staff and had the summer house reserved for us. We got a very warm welcome and soon got served with our drinks. A while later our lovely meals arrived and we were all very satisfied with them. I myself had the cheese n pickle sandwich, which was excellent. An excellent pub and totally recommended

This authentic Cornish pub is always a delight to visit. I particularly loved the impromptu sea shanty session by all the patrons last time I was there. It is the closest pub to the Minack Theatre and so a perfect destination for pre or post-show drinks and/or dinner.

Great English styled pub! Great food! Visited Cornwall for a week! Visited the pub 4 times. Friendly service, tasty menu. Very hospitable.

The waitress was young, and didn't seem experienced, or know how to be relational. The outdoor table wasn't clean and the food was very average, which would have been fine (it tasted fine) but the price was way above what it was worth, in my opinion - fish pie with a tiny bit of stem broccoli and two pieces of carrot for just under £20. I'm really sad about this at it was my partner's birthday and we would have loved something that warranted the prices but we did not get that. Not sure I'd go again :(

Very pretty and atmospheric pub.

Went to this village pub after an early evening event at the Minack theatre. Friendly, warm, cosy, dog friendly, good beer (Hicks Cornish Ale recommended), we just wanted a snack really so opted for sandwiches, £10 each (Crab sandwich £16). good fresh bread and a side salad. It ticked all of our boxes. Thank you. And a special thank you to the young couple who gave us a lift back to our Guest House (Sea View) afterwards when they saw us walking there in thick fog/mist. I would have said that this was the quintessential English village pub, but I won't say that because we are/were in Cornwall !!

Good pub, but having no Children allowed in the main room at 3pm in the afternoon is very antiquated. I understand after 7 or 8pm but 3pm is a bit strange

Not for locals on a Sunday....we were greeted by a man on the door saying all the tables in the bar were booked! We could sit outside or in the 'pavilion ' err shed. Shame seeing that it is locals that keep these places going in the winter

We've been going to Logans Rock for 18 years now. Food is always great. Yes it's pricey but what do you expect. Food goes up everywhere. Well done to the chef on cooking great dishes. I had vegetable curry and would love the recipe bcos it was amazing 👏 We love the friendly atmosphere and staff are always nice. Well done everyone 👌🙂

It is overpriced and poor value, no question. Ate here twice and they do have a captive audience. A real shame as the location and Inn itself is very nice. Hake on smashed potato, small portion, was 28 pounds. Ridiculous. Nice real ales so recommend you keep it simple and have pint and a pasty/chips.

Lovely welcome and large spaces to pick from, dog friendly with great food and drinks. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit, would love to return in the future !

Expensive beer and very expensive for pub food - bar was rammed with food customers. Was served the wrong pint (tribute instead of proper job) and neither that nor the HSD the day before were particularly good servings of the beers. Bit of a captive market here and maybe the only option, but if they're open, try the lovely Farm and Fort cafe/bar, food trucks at the campsite, or even the campsite shop (which has very reasonably priced cans of Verdant beers, and great pasties).

Great place for dinner pre Minack theatre.

Undercooked chips, Awful tomato relish and disappointing burger, Extremely small portions for what we payed for aswell.

Nice pub, typical Cornish. Very popular. Good choice of beers. Unfortunately we didn't eat as reservations are required in August.

Rip-off prices, indifferent staff and very average food.

Firstly the bar staff were super nice and a credit to this pub. We had the unfortunate experience of dealing with who I assume is a proprietor (an older gent). We had sat at a table marked reserved for 7pm, (it was 5pm), at 5.40 the gent came up to us and abruptly said, 'can you move, this table is reserved', we reply 'oh we thought it was reserved at 7'. 'No it's reserved at 5.30, I know my bookings'. Whilst I appreciate the pub was busy and they may have wanted the table for food, there is better ways of politely asking us to move rather than being rude and obnoxious.

Although still one of my favourite pubs, for decades, with great food, beer and friendly service, it's a shame that the back garden has lost some of its charm with recent work done one it. It used to be nice to enjoy the view of the hills and fields over the way, but now a rather bare high wooden fence around the whole garden blocks most of this. Also a load of the pretty plants and shrubbery around the border have been completely dug out so it all looks a bit bare and without the lovely view could almost be just any old back yard. That said it's still the beer garden of a fabulous pub, but it's a shame that it's not quite as picturesque as it used to be. Don't it always seem to go...

An apparent award winning pub ,alas it appears none of the awards are for food or drink , tenancy , training etc The food is very over priced for the quality of food, which is just basic pub food the drinks are also very expensive would not recommend nor return

Expensive highly tourist place full of kid's. I appreciate this is there thing but if you are looking for a more peaceful experience then this is not your place. Whilst the food is pricey and deffo not to the standard they arw charging for, the staff amd service was excellent.

Had a lovely meal on the weekend, the pub has a nice atmosphere too. However, it is quite expensive.

Food and service were great. Staff helped us with choice of gluten free foods. Parking was easy. Different beautiful seating areas. Loved the buildings and flowers.

The full rack of BBQ ribs looked very impressive when it arrived at the table. However, upon starting to eat it, it became very obvious that it was mostly bone with very little meat. I've usually paid between £18-£20 for ribs at other places (with more meat on them), so I was expecting better for £25. Hubby had steak and ale pie which I tried a bit of - it tasted nice but he also felt it was quite small. We did originally want dessert but at £9 each, therefore it'd be another £18 for the two of us, decided it probably wouldn't be worth it after the mains, as we were concerned that would also be a small serving. The couple sat next to us had fish pie, which also looked small. The tables were also all small and wobbly, and it felt as though they'd tried to fit as many tables as they could into what was quite a small room. The food tasted nice, there just wasn't enough of it. Staff seemed friendly enough but wouldn't return as didn't feel it was worth the price.

Probably a nice place to sit and have a drink, because it is a very characterful pub, but for somewhere to eat it's fairly uninspiring, although that might be due to the staffs tendency to seat people in the bar area instead of the restaurant area for odd reasons, which is far more cramped and noisy and not as relaxing. The food itself is good - my steak and ale pie was delicious - but it is fairly overpriced for the amount that is served, to the point that my wife and I decided to forgo dessert in case we ended up paying £9 for a tiny slice of cake.

Quaint pub with good food. Nice service. Clear recommendation.

Very overpriced and trading off an excellent location and great nearby campsite. Without those things this pub wouldn't last 5 minutes. Food was pub grub as expected but very overpriced and small portions.

The Logan Rock Inn is a tempting treat to anyone that may have parked at Treen and gone investigating the rock itself, or (debatably) England’s best beach in Pedn Vounder. The pub has oodles of character and charm and are clearly very busy. Despite an extensive seating offering, every table inside the many rooms, nooks and crannies were all reserved (on a Friday night). There are additional seats out front, which don’t benefit from the evening light, and a garden to the rear with standard picnic benches for outside eating (that do get the evening light). There were four real ales on, all Casque Mark and the Proper Job was on top nick. I’m always nervous when I see a pub with an extensive menu because it normally screams frozen food. Also the prices were rather top heavy, even for this part of the county. The fish, for what it’s worth tasted excellent with a delightfully thin batter (made with Tribute). The chips were a little undercooked. It wasn’t worth the money charged (in my humble opinion you can find stronger eating options for the same money), however I am not galled because the whole package of the Logan Rock is greater than the sum of its individual parts. Service was friendly, but if you want to eat here you’re either going to be in the garden or need to book well in advance.

Wonderful place for lunch or dinner. Very friendly service. Choice of terrace on the road, terrace at the back and the garden. Cozy pub inside.

A really nice proper pub. Great food and friendly service. Great for a pre Minack Theatre meal!

Expensive food but really gorgeous place and well worth it. We booked for an early dinner before going to The Minack - it was busy even though it was midweek so do book ahead for food.

Pub is beautiful, beer was excellent, veggie/Vegan options basic. Book if you want to sit in main pub

Really good meal at the Logan Rock - I enjoyed a Cowboy Steak, with my wife enjoying a route vegetable curry and sausage and chips for our little one. Good St Austell Ales on draft and really nice oldy worldy pub atmosphere!

Average welcome, not served in the garden at the time we arrive Back to the bar where the waitress doesn't have a smile, we feel like we're bothering her, she needs to change jobs.

Very nice facility. The food was very tasty and plentiful. The service was very friendly and helped us choose the dishes.

Lovely pub in a remote corner of Cornwall. Lively, lovely people and a great space for some drinks.

Lovely location and pub very nice however the food priced us out of eating there so we just had a drink. £19.50 for a burger and £18.50 for a lasagne seemed over the top for standard pub grub. Are prices really this high now! I see we are not the first review to say this

Looked like a lovely pub but dog poo in the beer garden that looked like it had been there a long time, and £19.50 for a vegan 'burger' with no burger, no onion rings, no mayo, just a dry cheese sandwich with chips

Who in there right mind is giving the place a decent review food is utter garbage microwaved to perfection expensive and just pure slop definitely do not recommend only good for a beer after a hike I would say yewwwwwww

Expensive food for the quality. Disappointing and wouldn't return to eat. Staff were all friendly and accommodating.

Tourist pub. Where the local people go out to eat, pubs are cheaper and more real and quaint. My opinion.

The Logan Rock is a nice pub but it clearly thinks it can rinse the holiday makers and 'London locals'  as a captive audience with its high prices. The food menu is pretty standard pub grub but massively over priced. example  is  £19.50 for a burger van standard burger and small potion of chips,  £18.50 for the smallest portion of burnt lasagne which was clearly what was left in the tray and not a full portion, the saddest food I have ever had to pay for.  I would visit the pub again when camping up the road but no way will I ever be tempted to eat here again. The drinks are also expensive for a St Austell brewery pu, £5  for a glass of coke for someone who is driving is just taking the mickey, Please, do you wonder why pubs are going out of business when you charge so much. The food is not worth the Gastro pub prices they want to charge. Such a shame for a nice pub.

Book your table in advance. They forgot to write our booking down but still found us a table (but only just). Such a busy old pub. Food is fabulous and staff although very busy also very plesant and funny. Edit : visited year later, and it's still 5☆ relaxed atmosphere, fabulous food.

I have read mixed reviews and can say I am afraid i am in the not satisfied category The virtues of this beautiful little pud are around its ancient quaint old world look However, I was disappointed with the food The prices do not match the chefs experience of cooking good quality satisfying food at the price tags the "pub" charges I had the steak and ale pie, whilst the meat was nice the gravy was thin and the pastry bordered on burnt and extremely hard to eat The vegetables were OK but spartan I went back two days into our trip and had a cornish pasty, it was lovely if over priced I went back for scones and tea advertised at £10 for two which I thought reasonable However I didn't get my scones as the girl said i "didn't order scones" it wasn't so much not getting the scones, although I was disappointed at paying £12 for a pot of tea and two scoops of ice cream, it was the fact that instead of just saying she didn't hear my request and apologising she blatantly tried to argue that I never said "scones" Staff need training in diplomacy of customer relations

Excellent service v pretty pub good choice of food, not cheap but all home cooked and v tasty. We went for lunch I had crab sandwich which was fantastic white crab and lots of it. Husband had steak and ale pie which he said was best he had on a while ( he orders a lot)

Superb meal . Good service in cosy bar area with lovely ambience. Good choice on menu . Slightly expensive. Rib eye steak £35. Hake £28 but all beautifully cooked and very tasty . There are cheaper options such as fish pie and steak pie . They all looked delicious as they were served to other customers . Lovely garden area and beautiful hanging baskets . Would highly recommend .

Really lovely old pub, but sadly overcharging due to proximity to lovely beaches. I live in Falmouth, and these prices are extremely high compared to other parts of cornwall. The food was bang average, vegetarian Lasagne obviously microwaved and absolutely extortionate at £19. Strawberrries and Cream was on the dessert menu for the bargain price of £9! A real shame, as its a lovely pub but I will not be coming back.

Great pub with good food and Cornish ale

Lovely staff, but we have been coming here since 15 years. The prices skyrocketed and the portions now are tiny. Sorry but we won't be coming back. Back at camp 🏕 now for snacks ... after a £20 fish n chips.

Fabulous pub, masses of character, fantastic food and dog friendly, perfect 👌

Good atmosphere but can get crowded in the small bar area. Pricey food, average quality and if you’re booking a meal and don’t fancy sitting on highly uncomfortable little bar stools and little Wooden pews - ask to be seated in the restaurant area! Due to staff shortages, there was a delay with food but the staff were friendly and helpful. Better not to visit on a Saturday evening during any holiday times! Lunch times can be quieter!

Lovely pub but it's got a bit of a hunting vibe about it. Thats just my opinion. Friendly staff despite being rushed off their feet.

We visited on Tuesday, but walked out as the prices were ridiculous. Who wants to pay £18.50 for ham egg and chips? We saw a plate being delivered, the porrton size was small and offering uninspiring. The best thing was the amazing hanging baskets and tubs outside. Seems a case of style over substance and inflated prices due to limited options in a remote area.

Great location, and building but a very dissapointing burger with a few chips that with a pint cost £24.80. Small portion, and the chips weren't even proper chips. Clearly out of the freezer bag which would be fine at half the price. Partner had a fish pie for £20. Simply not very good food and expensive. Serve better quality dishes if you're charging this much. I won't comment on the service as I expect the staff aren't paid very well.

Top notch food & service in a lovely pub setting.

What lovely warm home made food in a great atmosphere. The staff were so friendly and helpful. The service was impeccable. Best food I have ever had in a restaurant. Thank you

A pretty average pub that thinks it's better than it is. The food is normal pub grub but very overpriced. There are 4 ales on draught but I wasn't tempted to have a second pint after trying one. Wine is available either by the bottle or in a large or medium glass. A small glass is not available. As the wine is priced cheaper by volume, customers are thereby encouraged to buy more than they might have, which is odd when most people visiting would have driven here.

Went for a meal whilst on holiday food was just average had the steak and ale pie meat was lovely but pastry wasn’t fresh definitely frozen , chips frozen! Really expensive for average pub food drinks also really expensive shame as nice pub but we had better food elsewhere for a lot less .

Only popped in for a drink after walking in the area. Very nice and friendly staff with a nice dining area both inside the bar and restaurant. Lots of outside space both at.the front and rear of the pub. Car parking can be limited at times, however there's an additional car park just up the hill.

We have been here several times in the past and had excellent affordable food. Always before I had fish pie but at £19.50 I declined this time. I chose crab cakes at £9.50 but was very disappointed at the lack of crab! They were more like potato cakes with a hint of crab. My friend had the same, lacking in crab. Another had bubble and squeak cakes lacking in vegetables apart from potato. Very disappointing, will be a while before we return unfortunately. A great shame as the facilities are perfect.

Lovely pub. Great and polite service. Highly recommend if you are in the area. Had a lovely BLT sandwich with chips and onion rings.

Came here for a wake immediately made welcome by friendly staff helped make the whole experience easier

Food was hit and miss for us. Partner and friend loved the squid and ribs on the special. I ordered the bread and oil and was very disappointed when one tiny loaf came out. Same size bread was on partner's and friend's main meal so starter was a waste of money. Children and dogs not allowed in main bar and was put in a cosy room with a fire which was nice but had no atmosphere and felt like a clever way of keeping the grockles away from the locals. Chips were naff and veg lasagna was yummy but flat and didn't look good. Wouldn't recommend unfortunately, beautiful pub and staff were nice though

On my visit to Cornwall last week i visited the Logan Rock Inn , I had the Steak Pie and veg , something on the plate didn’t taste right but still finished my meal , later on that evening I had the worst experience of sickness and diarrhoea ever . The following morning I contacted the pub and express my concern . They had little concern for me and were more interested in covering their own back , five days later I am still suffering the affects . Won’t be eating their again .

On my visit to Cornwall last week i visited the Logan Rock Inn , I had the Steak Pie and veg , something on the plate didn’t taste right but still finished my meal , later on that evening I had the worst experience of sickness and diarrhoea ever . The following morning I contacted the pub and express my concern . They had little concern for me and were more interested in covering their own back , five days later I am still suffering the affects . Won’t be eating their again .

This is a nice pub in a great part of Cornwall, ideally located near Porthcurno. We went for an early lunch and were greeted somewhat surly staff at the bar when we ordered and asked for a table. But, no matter, it is West Cornwall and we know that they aren’t too keen on outsiders down here in the middle of nowhere Next up was the food and drinks - horrendously overpriced! £10 for a pint of coke and lemonade! Appreciate there is a cost of living crisis impacting on all of us, but that would be extortionate even in London, where we are from. As for the food - we had the fish pie and mussels. The mussels were ok, the fish pie was tasteless, bland and arrived hotter than the sun (obviously fresh out the microwave). Again, horrendously overpriced. The only thing I can say was genuinely pleasing about the place was the ample parking facilities So I would recommend for the location- but if you’re interested in a good meal at reasonable prices then pick somewhere different. Total rip off.

Absolutely fantastic pub , great food and friendly people cannot recommend highly enough. It’s must if you are in the area or fancy a great traditional pub meal .

Food was a bit bland (had the fish pie) but acceptable. What was not acceptable was being charged £10 for a pint of coke and a pint of lemonade! Extortionate!

You can't beat this great cornish pub. The gluten free options are fantastic 😍

Great place. My only problem with the food was “frozen chips” !!!

Lovely food (local fish, crab and Cornish ice-cream and clotted cream in the desserts), friendly service, excellent atmosphere. Thanks!

The location is nothing short of utterly charming, and boasts a 16th century building now called the Logan Rock pub. Visitors and tourists from all walks of life abound, especially during the high season, where you have incomers from the neighbouring Minack Theatre and dazzling Porthcurno beach. Attraction and charm aside, the inner workings of the pub are quite the opposite. Having gone for a Sunday Roast with three of my friends, I have to say that I was not impressed by the service at all. Most notably, my friend's crab cakes were dry and smelly and had to send them back. This came as quite a shock for a pub of such esteemed reputation. The owner said quite abrasively ''We never had any complaints like this before,'' and we all felt a bit gaslighted. So we shrugged and tried not to make much more of a fuss, until the sirloin steak that came when the mains were serves, and although it was ordered medium-rare, it came out quite cooked. I was polite enough to address this with the lovely waitress, who obligingly sent it back to have it remade. The chef, however, refused to remake the steak and asked if we wanted to order something else. I, naturally, refused and had to excuse myself from the venue whilst my friends finished their meal. So, sadly, I shan't be returning to what is otherwise quite a charming pub. Pity that the service and attitude was so vituperative.

Arrived to find our table booking had not been recorded. Yet when we looked in the book, it was clearly written in. Waitress showed us to a back room which was not suitable. But waitress was lively and found us a table. Started with mussels which could have done with being warmer. Fish pie for mains, which took the roof of my mouth off, as it was so very very hot from microwave. Disappointing as we have given benefit of doubt more than a couple of times. Will return, but only for a drink if it suits.

Really lovely place with amazing food, they made a fantastic vegan roast and the chefs were accommodating to dietary needs. The staff were lovely and a great reward after coming back from the beach!

Logan Rock Inn is a cosy comfortable pub with good menu and set close to the fabulous Logan Rock itself, a great walk for anyone. The chef was most helpful with my Gluten Free requirements. Parking available.

Booked for lunch at the logan Inn pub , for Sunday roast and so glad we did. We eat out often but today we had the best Sunday roast we've had in a very very long time. We had succulent roast beef with all freshly cooked frech vegetables. We felt very welcome for the time we entered the pub till the time we left..a very nice pub and will return again. Thank you all at the logan rock. Jon and Debbie

We booked a table for my husband's birthday which was Mother's Day. Our reserved table was in the main bar which is our favourite room. There was a good choice of roast beef sirloin, roast pork or roast lamb, vegetarian options or another menu for those not wanting a roast. We ordered one beef and one lamb. Two beautiful plates of food arrived each with our choice of meat, a huge Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, roast carrots and roast parsnips. Bowls of mashed swede, cauliflower cheese cabbage, mint sauce and the most delicious horseradish sauce and a jug of gravy also accompanied the meat. What a feast, we cleared our plates and enjoyed every mouthful. A lovely touch as we left, I was handed a gorgeous bunch of daffodils and wished happy Mother's Day. Thank you Logan Rock Inn for being our special place to dine in West Cornwall, we are so lucky to have you so close to our home!

Staff friendly and efficient. Sunday lunch was expensive and mediocre. Beef and lamb were full of flavour but the roast potatoes had been cooked some time before and although crispy could not be cut with the steak knife provided. The base was rubbery. Cauliflower cheese was reasonable and the cabbage was freshly cooked. The swede on the other hand was watery and lacked flavour. £21.95 each - very expensive for what was provided.

We visited The Logan Rock for a Sunday roast today, enticed by the promise of a delectable meal at a reputable establishment. However, my experience left much to be desired, especially considering the hefty price tag of £21.95 per plate. Let us start with the positives: the quality of the meat was commendable. Tender and flavorful, it was evident that attention had been paid to sourcing good-quality cuts. Unfortunately, this was where the praise ends. The portion size was abysmally inadequate, particularly given the steep price. While the meat was satisfactory, the serving size left much to be desired, leaving me feeling unsatisfied and, frankly, a bit shortchanged. Moving on to the accompaniments, the vegetables were indeed hot and boasted a decent flavour. However, the portion provided was intended for two individuals, yet it was just enough for one person. This lack of generosity further contributed to the sense of disappointment. As for the roast potatoes, they failed to impress. Lacking the crispiness and flavour one would expect from a well-executed roast dinner, they fell short of expectations and added to the overall underwhelming experience. In summary, while The Logan Rock Inn may pride itself on offering a premium dining experience, my recent visit failed to live up to the hype. With a price tag of £21.95, one would rightfully expect a meal that is both satisfying in portion size and exemplary in taste. Regrettably, what was delivered fell far short of this standard.

We visited The Logan Rock for a Sunday roast today, enticed by the promise of a delectable meal at a reputable establishment. However, my experience left much to be desired, especially considering the hefty price tag of £21.95 per plate. Let us start with the positives: the quality of the meat was commendable. Tender and flavorful, it was evident that attention had been paid to sourcing good-quality cuts. Unfortunately, this was where the praise ends. The portion size was abysmally inadequate, particularly given the steep price. While the meat was satisfactory, the serving size left much to be desired, leaving me feeling unsatisfied and, frankly, a bit shortchanged. Moving on to the accompaniments, the vegetables were indeed hot and boasted a decent flavour. However, the portion provided was intended for two individuals, yet it was just enough for one person. This lack of generosity further contributed to the sense of disappointment. As for the roast potatoes, they failed to impress. Lacking the crispiness and flavour one would expect from a well-executed roast dinner, they fell short of expectations and added to the overall underwhelming experience. In summary, while The Logan Rock Inn may pride itself on offering a premium dining experience, my recent visit failed to live up to the hype. With a price tag of £21.95, one would rightfully expect a meal that is both satisfying in portion size and exemplary in taste. Regrettably, what was delivered fell far short of this standard.

We walked in on a cold Tuesday in February to a cosy open fire and had the choice of the full menu which was fabulous. We will definitely be back.

Reminds of how pubs used to be before they were all cloned by certain breweries. Open fire, wooden beams, comfortable chairs and seat and excellent staff. Filled up a quick lunch of a burger and washed down with a local brew. My friend was a bit more adventurous and some local dish. Both happy with our meals and fair price. This time of year it wasn’t crowded as the weather was not great. But I imagine it would be busy in the summer. I’ll be back before high season when the sea fog hopefully won’t ruin the day.

Extremely arrogant owner. Avoid !! Looking at other unfavorable reviews he doesn’t seem to like any criticism . Always pretty patronising. One should always take the rough with the smooth.

Great typical English pub. Small but adorable and incredible decor.

We popped into the pub for some lunch after a coastal path walk, and wow, what a treat it was. It was a cold, windy walk and to come into such a warm and friendly atmosphere was lovely. The food was amazing and all in a lovely setting. The fire was roaring, and it was lovely and cosy. We cant wait for a trip back down west to visit the pub again.

Lucky to bag the last table last night in the bar. Fire blazing, good burgers and beer and a tricky pub quiz. Most of the other people were locals but we were made welcome. Great to come back to an old haunt and find it as good as ever.

Lovely old country pub. Friendly staff. Good beer (St Austell small batch brew - Conversion) starters delicious but main course just okay.