The Paris Hotel in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

What a wonderful place to eat. Incredibly lovely staff who we could have chatted with for hours I’m sure. Food was delicious and fresh. Wouldn’t hesitate to come back. Thank you for being so lovely.

What an amazing place - we stayed in Coverack for 2 weeks and came here a few times. The food was excellent and the staff were all wonderful. We will definitely recommend this place to anyone who visits Coverack. The staff made us feel very welcome and nothing was too much for them. We even joined in with the pub quiz one evening, which was great fun. Thank you so much to Maisie, Kelly, Phoebe, Anya and Dan. Keep smiling Maisie 😃😘

First rate as always. Jamie has a great team, fabulous food and amazing sea views. For those walking the coast path The Paris could not be more perfect. It is next to it. The homemade steak and ale pie was perfect. I’m told by my friends that the fish and chips was excellent too. Well done Jamie! (Visited 31/7/24)

The Paris is a little gem we have been going for several years now and Jamie and his fantastic team are bringing this pub/hotel /restaurant into the heart of the community… It’s recently had a make over and it has made a huge difference to the fella of the pub but without taking the heart out of the village pub. The menu has been cut down a little aswell But that has only enhanced the quality and the presentation of the food If you get chance try the specials they really are just that I had the monkfish wrapped in Parma ham it was stunning full of flavour it was imense. The daily dinner time sandwiches and very nice aswell and filling…. Please book for evening meals to avoid disappointment The Sunday carvery great value and full of flavour all freshly coming out readily fresh and hot…. We will be back soon the 2 lovely northners as described by Phoebe one of the fantastic bar staff a real credit to the team and the others there see you soon . :)

Fantastic Sunday Carvery for five plus Teddy the dog🙂seated in bar area - very comfortable. Started with a drink in the sunshine in the lovely beer garden. Great location- great food- great service. Highly recommend .Look forward to visiting again in September.

We stayed in Coverack for a week for a family holiday. Really pleased to have a pub within walking distance, however the welcome was not friendly from the start! Sour faced, unwelcoming lady behind the bar (most likely the landlady). Behaviour was clearly different for locals, however happy to take holiday makers money. We did return as it was the only pub in the village, but decided not to eat there. The fish and chip shop near by were very welcoming!

Staying locally for a long weekend, Jamie the landlord and Dan his number 2 could not have been more welcoming on arrival, same for locals, Guinness very good, followed by 2 two course meals, food was delicious, recommend the Madras Curry and Shell Fish Linguini with a drop of Billycan Shiraz. Will absolutely be back for another great value night out before we head home, for a fabulous night with a friendly crowd, look no further, perfect.

Booked for 1 night as walking coastal path and arrived after a long walk to a really cold building, I can't believe they don't have a log burner on the go. The room is fine on the surface but you don't have to look to hard to see many layers of dust and stains. The shower was unusable with only a few trickles of water which was not what you wanted after a long walk. The evening meal was fine but hard to enjoy as building so cold. Breakfast the next day was brilliant though and the absolute best thing about our stay.

Booked family room for 1 night. Had evening meal and breakfast at hotel , both of which were fine. Staff friendly and helpful. Very disappointed with the family room it was a double room which they had just managed to squeeze a sofa bed in. The sofa bed only left a few inches at the end between it and the wall which blocked all access to the window unless you climbed over the bed. This made opening window very difficult and to be honest you could only open it at certain times because the big extractor flue from the kitchen was directly outside the window and extremely noisy, but did go quiet at night thankfully. Room wasn't cheap at £140 a night and most surprised when I told the owner we were disappointed his abrupt response was " I can only work with what I've got" . I totally understand that but perhaps a bit more honesty about what the customer is getting would be helpful.

When your the only pub in the village it’s easy to just not really care, this is certainly not true here. We received excellent service from top bar staff Megan who was super friendly and pours an excellent pint. One quick visit turned into a nightly pint or three

Excellent food , highly recommend the mussels, service friendly, very busy , service a bit slow , but when on holiday who cares and they were busy and working hard !

On arriving late on a Saturday night and being very hungry the manager Ian was very accommodating despite our time of arrival and allowed us to order food. We then continued to eat at the Paris hotel for the rest of our stay. The food is outstanding and great value. I can honestly say I have never tasted chips like you will experience here. Every meal we had was fresh and delicious. Ian and all his staff were very friendly and welcoming despite them being very busy. It is very dog friendly, which is always a relief. We highly recommend this pub and will definitely return next year. Thank you Ian and all your team

Excellent menu , food first class and well presented, waitress was vey welcoming and her knowledge was brilliant. Very impressed that the owner came to our table to ask if everything was ok. The Parrs Inn is set in a beautiful setting overlooking the sea

It is great to see the Paris able to serve food again, they have put two large tents in the garden that seat quite a few people and give you a degree of protection from the elements. its was very windy when we visited and whilst chilly the Paris had done its best. The food and service was as good as usual

Coverack is a beautiful place, and we were there for a walk around lunchtime. We had a window table overlooking the sea, and the Senior’s lunch looked like a good deal. The macaroni cheese and garlic bread was delicious and the fish and chips too. There was even a tub of local ice cream included. Excellent value in lovely surroundings.

Had a 3 night stay at this location..I was not disappointed...great location with views across the bay from our room. Clean and tidy and great food..breakfast was great and Ian and his staff were very welcoming and helpful throughout our stay. Well recommended for a stop over in Coverack..we’ll done and hope to see you again soon.

Annual visit to Coverack but the first to the Paris to eat. We are trying, in a small way, to support these places now more than ever. If they go, they may never come back. A quirky pub with an interesting "maritime" connection. A working "pub" opposite a working fishing harbour in a beautiful village. Look it up ! Very efficient and friendly staff observing the current "rules". Good and tasty pub food - good selection and value for money. Not fine dining but so what. If you can get a table outside (and if the weather is good) then eat, drink and watch working Cornwall pass by you.

The Paris had a good range of beers, gin and cider which my party enjoyed. Food was OK, in that the burger felt like it was a fairly standard mass produced and while the mussels were lovely, plump and fresh - the white wine sauce lacked flavour and the bread was very ordinary.

Great service friendly and welcoming. Food excellent, fish pie to die for, fish and chips excellent, fish couldn't be fresher. Full English breakfast as tasty as I had. Good selection of drinks. Room clean and tidy. Would definitely return, a hidden jem.

Ordered Hake and it was the freshest and best cooked fish I have eaten since a Michelin star resturant a few years ago plus the veg was also perfectly cooked. Big shout out to the chef Lollie.

Amazing location. Great atmosphere. Fabulous Sunday lunch. Have now been here several times and never been disappointed. Would definitely recommend.

Have visited this hotel before for lunch and dinner. This time it has a sense of being dirty - on both our visits this week we hae eaten outside. The tables have never been cleared. Food on the floor and dirty napkins everywhere. I asked one waitress if she could clear the table that had many dirty glasses and plates on which she did. However she seemed surprised I had asked and she must have seen the dirty glasses and crockery on the table as she passed by twice before I asked her. Puts me off I have to say as it makes me wonder what the kithen is like. Also a long wait for a sandwich and baked potato.

We have been to the Paris before for drinks and snacks but it’s always been busy in terms of getting a table.This year, especially with Covid I decided to be proactive and book ahead. I did this over Facebook and was told we were lucky to be getting their last available table in the bar on a busy Wednesday night. Unfortunately once our food order was taken and we were told that there were at least 3 other tables being served before us, we were there pretty much forgotten about. The round table in the corner in front of the bar was almost completely blocked from view by the socially distanced queue running out the pub door and around the corner. We felt pretty isolated and abandoned. The food was ok, my other half enjoyed the chowder but it wasn’t as good as I was expecting. It was pretty much the only night over our two week holiday that we ate out with our two small children and it put my off. I wasn’t aware of extra cleanliness measures being taken and would have liked a little more interaction to be honest. A nice pint outside admiring the view, maybe, good inside the pub, probably not.

Unless you have booked a table weeks in advance don't bother trying. Young staff polite and accommodating, older man miserable as sin and rude. Apparently fully booked despite tables inside and out being empty. One star as I couldn't give it any less.

Called in while visiting this lovely little harbour village. Waitress was very friendly though CV19 must be effecting throughput and service. We had two kids meals with a bread basket (my son loves bread and butter!) I had the Cajun chicken burger and my wife the Caesar salad. Service was attentive somewhat slowed by the number of people eating outside as well as inside. Stunning vies out to sea, lovely spot to watch the world go by.

This is a proper old-fashioned pub, with manners to match - in other words, it's not silver service, they won't bow and scrape, and you have to treat the staff like fellow adults. If your ego is so fragile that you have to pay people to call you Sir or Madam, you probably won't like it much, but grown-ups able to smile and have a chat will be rewarded with good Cornish beer, decent food and a cracking view from the pub garden, which is literally right next to the coastal path. If you're not too la-di-da, drop in.

We are a family of three who ate dinner on Tuesday. There was a dog under a table close by which was barking intermittently so I asked if we could be moved to another table. The landlord was unable to move us ( it was very busy) but he spoke to the owners who to their credit managed to keep the dog quiet from that point. Dinner was excellent, especially the chowder and also the mussels. Also the lemon cheesecake and pavlova were delicious. The kitchen was clearly busy but service was prompt and the waitress was friendly and helpful. Thank you for a very pleasant evening.

Ate here yesterday, such a shame they have such unprofessional miserable staff as the food as always was lovely.We were dining with my daughter and her puppy who due to lockdown is just venturing out to crowded environments so is still learning. He was barking a little at other dogs walking in which is to be expected but for the manager to shout across the bar for us to keep him quiet was incredibly unprofessional and left my daughter very embarrassed and upset. Ruined our whole meal and will not be returning. If you have a young dog I would eat at one of the many other excellent pubs/restaurants in the area as you will not be welcomed here.

We were at The Paris on the 4th of August the same night as the 1 star review was posted & I can honestly say that we had a fantastic time ! The Landlord & his staff have all the correct procedures in place, all the staff were extremely helpful, there were sanitising stations set up, all the correct signage, a welcome notice in the foyer, all the tables were set out at the appropriate distance. We were advised there was a wait on food but guess what - we’re on holiday, glad to be in a safe environment, in a pretty village & had the most excellent three course dinner. Those people were the ones that were rude shouting out over to the staff about their table - they missed out due to their own fault & manners. We’ve booked to go back

I booked a table for 8pm and when we arrived the place was manic and not even following the covid guidelines: people were all queuing up close to each other, people were going up to the bar ordering and collecting drinks (isn’t this against covid rules). Tables were also close together meaning people were closer than 1 meter apart. Anyways, we went in and the table wasn’t ready and the staff said loads of people were waiting. So my boyfriend asked ‘How long is the wait’ and the man replied ‘How longs a piece of string’. If I was you I would give this pub a miss, it’s not worth it at all, with rude staff and poor customer service, doesn’t even deserve a 1 star rating. I’m never spending my money in that establishment.

AVOID! Horrendous experience please don't be fooled by the reviews online as we was. Booked a table for carvery at 12:30 as soon as carvery was due to start. Arrived early at around 12:20 and was seated. We was the first people to arrive in the restaurant. We got ourselves some drinks then watched on as slowly the restaurant filled up and everyone who arrived after us had their orders taken and their food served. After waiting around 30 mins we went to the bar and ordered the food ourselves as we clearly wasn't going to have our order taken. I was truly astonished when I watched a couple beside us have their order taken, their food brought to them and they had finished their food and were onto their dessert and we still hadn't even had any food lol! We went to the bar again to question why several tables had been served before us even though we was first to arrive! They promised to go to the kitchen and check. After 1 hour at 13:30 with ourselves and children really hungry and still no food we decided to leave. I never leave reviews for anything but this warrants a poor review as the experience was truly horrendous.

Since the lockdown on 23 March 2020 we have been having the take away fish & chips every weekend, I have to say they are excellent, top quality fish and chips you could die for.Back into the restaurant as soon as it opens.Phil & Linda

We have been here several times and have eaten off the Paris menu but for some reason never had the Sunday Carvery which all I can say is why not !!!!We had, truly one of the best 3 different meat Carverys which is why I have it 5 stars.You will need to book as it’s so busy and no wonder !!

Our first visit to Coverack and enjoyed a leisurely walk along the beach albeit a little misty and overcast. Walked through the village and ended up at The Parish Hotel/Pub as the only place open for a drink. First impressions were the interior was very tired and definitely in need of a refurbishment. We didn't order food but popped in for a pint of local ale

I had soup, a half pint of lager, and a packed sandwich (only the sandwich nothing else) for the next day. That cost 33 pounds. Seemed like too much to me.

Second time to the Paris and it just gets better, last time I tried the ribs, sadly not on the menu this time so went for sole filets in a caper butter sauce, beautiful meal. My wife had the muscles, big portion of really plump muscles in a very flavorful broth.A great pub serving great food.

The locals make this place, had a fun time at the bar & pool area, drinking amongst what I felt like were 'our friends'. Lovely helpful staff. Good ale. Didn't eat here thou. Rooms were comfy enough with beautiful views across the sea. Only complaint was the fan in the bathroom in our room doesn't turn off & we could still hear it with the door shut which didn't help towards having a good night's rest.

My husband and I went for a meal on Sunday 6th October in the eve.My husband had cod and chips,I had ham egg and chips.Fish was superb, chips had a lovely crunchy coating , my ham was thick cut gammon. As we are staying for a week at “Ye old carpenters shop” (Airbnb) also highly recommend for couples.We will be visiting The Paris Hotel again ... and probably again ...maybe even again lol.Did I mention our Cockapoo was also aloud in the bar area were we ate.Very friendly,nice staff ,nice atmosphere, friendly locals.Karen ,Gary, + fur baby Charlie the Poo.

Just been down to The Paris for their Sunday roast which was excellent, the choice of roast meats and fresh vegetables was superb plus the nut roast for one of us was top quality.Will be back very soon, we are only 5 minutes away, so also very convenient.Phil

Just spent a most enjoyable fortnight in the villageThe Paris is the hub of the village...The local ales are competitively priced, and well kept.The food is of excellent quality ..Mrs loved the local Mussels..(Im allergic so cant voch how good they were..but looked great)We have 2 vegans in our party..both with different food allergies..this again was not a problem for Ian and his team..who sorted them out some great food.The home cooked ribs and chilli are to die for!

Good pub food very friendly staff. Sunday carver was excellent, not something I normally have but this was superb.

I had to wait ages for the food, but nice people, the onion rings are disgusting, I’m not going there again.

We stayed here for 5 nights in August. Friendly staff.Our room was quite noisy being next to extractor fan but the room itself was tastefully decorated and roomy. Breakfast was very good and more than enough to eat and served by Bill who was lovely and made us laugh each morning...lovely friendly man. Food at other times was good too served by friendly staff. The views from this Hotel are breathtaking. Thank you all.

Another fantastic meal at the Paris Hotel, Ian and his team work wonders and the Fish Pie was worth the 200 mile drive on its own.

We had a nice window table with a sea view. The mussels we had were about as good as they get. Full of flavour and with a delicious creamy sauce. We all enjoyed our meal and were well looked after by Sam. We washed the food down with a pint of the local Tribute ale.

We visited this hotel for a Sunday carvery on holiday in Cornwall. The place was recommended so we attended. The place was ok, a little tired but not bad but the view from the restaurant was spectacular, looking out across the sea. It was a typical carvery, the food was hot and plentiful but nothing special, probably wont rush to return. That said the food was ok, it was certainly hot but just average.

On the last night of our holiday in Cornwall My son and I decided to book for a memorable meal at The Paris Hotel after reading the reviews. We must have gone on a bad night as the service and food were not up to the standard as reviewed by other customers.

We eat on a regular basis at The Paris, the food is very good and so is the service, lots of local beers to choose from as well. We only live just up the lane, so very convenient. The take away fish and chips is also top quality.

First of all. Perfect location for visiting the surrounding area. Very friendly staff . Service good and food nice too. Bedroom was small and whoever had decorated it, had missed quite a bit... the worst thing staying here was the communal staircase and landing area leading to the rooms. VERY TIRED and really needs updating quickly. Next morning the breakfast was absolutely lovely in a room surrounded by brilliant views of the sea.

Good friendly pub with good grub to match. The landlord really makes an effort to welcome visitors and local alike. This is a thriving village centre pub.

A typical seaside pub with food, quite spacious so we did not have to book. My husband had the lamb curry which did not have much lamb in it but he said it was quite tasty. My meal was red onion quiche which for me was very sickly but overall an OK place to eat

Have stayed out on the The Lizard many times but only visited Coverack once before. Due to walking part of the SW path not walked before decided to book meal here. Had fried crispy prawn starter, superb and napkin of course required.

We ate in here three times during our holiday and can highly recommend it. The staff are helpful and work hard to ensure your time spent there is a good one. We tried a variety of dishes and all of them were well presented and tasty. All of the menu is reasonably priced too. Someone has written on one review that the fishermen in there scowled at them and made them feel uncomfortable, well - they were full of smiles when we were in and even said Hello. We are staying in Coverack again next year, so we'll definitely use The Paris again. Would be silly not to.

Bar smells dank and musty, more than the harbour. Food was medicore. Seems to survive as the only pub in the bay.

Probably the best ribs I’ve ever had! No chewing the bone necessary, these ribs had obviously been cooked long and slow. The meat just fell off the bone, tender and juicy. They came with plenty of delicious cooking juices, excellent chips ( crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside) and lovely creamy, crunchy coleslaw.

Ate here last week , food was great recommend the fish pie and the chowder , dog friendly at one end of the bar 😋

We visited as a family and found a great atmosphere and very good food. Reasonably priced and generous portions. The fish pie, Whitebait and trio of Cornish fish were extremely tasty and I would recommend trying these. The children's menu was varied with good portions and ice cream included.

Just back from a very happy return visit to my favourite place - Coverack. As ever, we visited the Paris for food and drinks on a number of occasions. It didn't fail us - food was great and, although visited by holiday makers, the pub is still quintessentially a proper 'local' for local people. Prices are very reasonable and helpings more than adequate size wise. The restaurant has sea views on 3 sides and is a great place to eat. If in the pub on a Wednesday, stay for the quiz night - great fun!

On our most recent visit we arrived by boat only to be confronted by local fishermen who’s attitude towards us deterred us from tying up and coming in for our planned lunch and drinks at the Paris. We therefore unfortunately left and spent our money (£240) as a group in the Ferryboat on the Helford instead.

Despite booking a table very far in advance and requesting the best view, we were shown to a small table with limited views (mainly of the car park) in a very empty restaurant. It was 6pm. We would have eaten and left before many of the other, better tables would have been occupied. But the simple request was too much to be accommodated without a backlash of comments from the owner.

Having looked at the website, I called to book a table in the restaurant.

Had a good meal here, fish pie which was excellent. Very fresh. Busy place, would recommend making reservations. Excellent location on harbour side, with lovely views.

Always visit the Paris when we are in Coverack & it is always a pleasure. Really good food, good selection of beers & wine. Lovely staff who are really customer friendly. A great place for locals & visitors alike. Prices are all reasonable. Its great to go back to a warm welcome.

We ate in the conservatory area, looking over the sea. It was busy, but the staff dealt with it all admirably and with good humour. Great food, with plenty of vegetatrian choices. Recommend the stuffed mushroom, and the meze is also excellent. Save room for the cherry bakewell with custard. And they have Proper Job!

I don't know why I love The Paris hotel so much but its my happy place and I would live next door if I could.

We haven't eaten there but visited for a couple of drinks. The beer is well kept and refreshing. Location is amazing but the place itself looks like it needs a makeover. Staff were ok and drinks prices were reasonable.

Ian and his staff are always so welcoming and friendly and very accommodating.

Arrived in Coverack after a hard days walking around the coast from The Lizard and our group chose the Paris Hotel for an evening meal. The dining area is expansive and enjoys lovely views out to sea on three sides. The meals were reasonably priced, as you'd expect with pub food, and all the options chosen were a delight with generous portions and something a bit different to other places. My three fish dish plus a prawn was a chance to sample a range of local seafood and the bread and butter pudding with custard, and some ice cream by request, was a nice way to round the evening off. When we first arrived the bar service was a bit chaotic otherwise this report would have the highest rating; the flip side is that Paris Hotel is evidently a popular local choice. The harbour picture was taken from nearby and not the actual outlook from the hotel.

We ate here when staying for a few nights, the ribs are so amazing I had them two nights running! Great place with a pleasant, friendly atmosphere, stunning views from the restaurant.

In the 1950's, the Paris Hotel was not the place for visitors when the tide was out in the morning. In those days, the Coverack Fishermen used to frequent this pub after returning.... Nowadays, it is a very pleasant place for lunch, dinner or a pint or three!

Nice fish pie, well cooked and full of flavour. Staff very friendly and helpful. Great views from the restaurant

We visited the pup on three occasions and couldn’t fault it. The staff were really polite and the food we had was fab.

We are regulars to Coverack and love it but this is the first time we have stayed with Ian at the hotel. We had a brilliant stay and were very lucky with the weather! Amazing breakfast which set us up for the day to enjoy long walks and fab food both at the Paris and elsewhere. The Sunday Lunch is amazing so can highly recommend - we always book for that if staying in a rented cottage! The room was clean with amazing views over the bay. Hospitality was spot on as usual and we can’t wait to come back in August to stay again with the kids!

We have visited the Paris many times over the years and this visit was on Easter Sunday.

Having had a reasonably sized lunch we all decided to have a children’s meal and three of us settled for the squid which when it arrived was beautifully cooked with various accompaniments. Great meal for 2 adults and 2 kids for under £35.

We called in at The paris yesterday on our way back home. A lot of pubs were closed at lunchtime in that area so it was a nice surprise to find them open. We only intended to have a snack but I discovered they did seafood chowder which was on the menu as fish soup. Very low key for what was the most delicious chowder I've ever had. Packed with creamy delicious flavours and full of fresh fish and seafood. One of the best dishes I've had in recent times. I'm not an ardent reviewer but it was so good I thought it was only fair to congratulate the chef. Please leave it on the menu it's fab.

Good value for money, delicious quality, excellent range and huge portions. Friendly staff. All in all great!

Visited here for food and drinks a few times over the past week. Food up to its normal high standards and beers pretty good too. A really lovely atmosphere in the pub that feels that it really is right at the centre of community life in this gorgeous village. We’ll definitely be back!

Our room was spotless, and well supplied with Tea & Coffee...the views superb.

Stayed in Coverack for a week and ate in the Paris several times. Had some lovely meals including the meze and fish pie. Friendly pub with lovely views and good atmosphere. Good pub quiz on a Wednesday.

Lovely fish pie from the specials board and nice view over the ocean. Friendly staff. Would eat here again when down this way.

Food was basic, was staying in Coverack for a week, ate there once, wouldn’t again. It lacked atmosphere and wasn’t that friendly. I would rather cook for myself.

Walked in on Monday 9th October and asked for some food and the young lady behind the bar said we are just finishing our lunch menu but ill check i am glad she because they served up a lovely plate of Haddock chips and mushy peas. I was not there long but can Highly recommend this place.

We stopped off in Coverack hoping to get some lunch. We chose the Paris Hotel as it had outdoor seating overlooking the water. I was really keen to have a fresh crab sandwich and the menu here did not disappoint. The sandwich was huge, packed with sweet brown and white crab meat and a nicely dressed salad - perfect. My wife had a ham and mustard sandwich which was again packed with freshly sliced home cooked ham, great whole grain mustard served on the side and salad.

We come here when in the area. It does a great Sunday carvery. The locals and tourists both use it so it's a nice mix of people. There is a buzz to it. On occasions it gets very busy then the service can be slow.

The Paris is in a beautiful setting overlooking the harbour, lovely for a beer in the garden watching the sunset over the harbour.

We visited the restaurant for a dinner and it was really very very tasty! The interior is old decorated but lovely one. Nice place to enjoy.

Really enjoyed our visits to the Paris - it's a pub where tourists and locals mix, good food, great choice of drink and dog friendly. If you looking for a really modern styled bar then this is not for you, bit try it if what you want is comfort, friendly chat and good food and drink.

Called in for a light lunch and chose the bouillabaisse. Sadly very disappointing, it tasted like a warmed up tin of chopped tomatoes into which a large prawn, two mussels and some knobbly calamari had been thrown. One piece of commercial sliced granary bread and butter to accompany. I think we chose badly as meals on other tables looked quite good.

We've been coming for years, the welcome is always friendly, good pub food, and excellent crab sandwiches.This time however I needed to work, they found me a quiet table out of the way, I did the work, a couple of cups of tea and a sticky toffee pudding, essential for work, later I could relax.So I didn't spend much, but when my wife, family and inlaws arrived, we spent a reasonable amount, as we will for the rest of the holiday. Unlike other places i could mention.....

We spent a great weeks holiday in Coverack last month with another family of 4 in the excellent Cliffside Cottage in the lovely village of Coverack. (4th time in about 7 years)And The Paris as ever was an excellent local for the week and it serves great Cornish ales, lots of different gins and on quiz night we had a fantastic 2 course meal... the seafood chowder is amazing. The pub always has a good atmos, friendly locals and holiday makers and great staff, especially Evie.. The beer garden is excellent too, great views of Coverack Bay and a secluded bay on the other side.. you can also take your drinks and sit on the harbour wall.. Can't fault the place..

Lovely place - always seems very busy with locals and visitors.Very dog friendly and child friendly.Has a pool table in the middle of the room - which is pulled to one side for Sunday lunch service (served off it!). Sunday lunch was excellent, although I don't think the Yorkshire puddings were home made - a great choice of three meats - pork, beef or gammon and delicious roast potatoes with a selection of roast parsnips, creamed leeks, carrots, peas etc.We ate there two more times - one of them was excellent with slow cooked beef and a massaman curry - the other was just burgers and although the burger itself was nice, the chips were undercooked and the whole presentation including the bun etc were a bit lacking - and £1.10 for three frozen battered onion rings - they could at least be home made if charging £1.10!Great selection of beers and a couple of ciders.Staff are very happy and smiley (except the Landlord).

Very friendly warm relaxed service in the Paris hotel in the heart of the village. They served me a boullabaise main after time, which was much appreciated. It was flavoursome but had very little fish content; I wondered if this was due to the fact that lunchtime had really finished and they had really run out? We had an enjoyable visit, the location looking over the sea can't be beaten. Oh and it's so much more relaxing now that the height of the Summer season is over.

Quiz night fun and well run sadly food very average. Would be better to have a smaller menu and do it justice perhaps. G & T served with sticker still on lemon

Called in here while walking the sw path. Had a lovely meal with local beer/cider. Amazing views from the garden. Friendly, efficient staff. Will definitely go again when back in the area.

Great lunchtime menu overlooking the harbour and seafront. Friendly staff. Lovely jacket spuds. Parking difficult. Best to park in public car park at top of town and walk down.

Lovely options for dining either in the bar area for a more traditional pub feel for the restaurant area with lovely views of the bay. Children's Calamari option is extremely popular with our youngest of the wide range of standard pub foods or specials never leaves you wanting for choice.Home-made deserts are also superb with helpful friendly staff.

Lovely lunchtime meal at this pub which is set atop a cliff at the end of Coverack village. The view is amazing, with lots of ships on the horizon waiting to go into Falmouth Harbour. Meals were freshly cooked and well sized. Service was good, friendly staff, and a wide range on the menu to cater for everyone. Well worth a visit

Just returned from 2 weeks in Coverack.For once we treated ourselves to the Sunday Carvery...were not disappointed....several types of veg..and generous portions of beef, pork and gammon......FANTASTICThe rest of the meals we had during are trip were of equal high standardIan and his staff work very hard to make sure a trip is an enjoyable one.The local beers are superbThe Paris is the hub of the commumity...frequented by locals and visitors alike..as proved during the recent floods on the otherside of the village

Drank and ate here every night of our 7 night stay in Coverack. Great bar with well kept beers and a special Gin menu. Lovely food served in a dining room with fabulous views. Very friendly landlord and staff, not to be missed on a visit to Coverack.