The Pickwick Inn & Oliver's Restaurant in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Had dinner. April was exceptional. The owners were unbelievably hospitable. Thank you

Beautiful views, lovely outside play & seated area, quite pricey but not to expensive for the location and meals provided

Excellent dinner, lovely service. Very helpful regarding food intolerances.

After a long, arduous journey from the North, where better to fill our tired tummies than the Pickwick Inn. As a literature student, I was drawn to the name of the restaurant / pub and on entering the establishment, I loved the decor. Since it was Sunday - we all chose the Sunday lunch and my veggie mother said, 'it was the best nut roast she'd ever had!' It was lovely being greeted by local Cornish barman / owner and the choice was drinks was superb. The beef was beautiful and the Yorkshire pudding was the size of a bin lid!! Maybe that's an exaggeration, but it was big! I would have loved to have tried the dessert menu, but we were are fit to bursting at the end of our meal. Delicious Cornish food - would recommed!

We have been dining at the pickwick for years and often more than once a week. We have never had a bad meal until this week, 31/7/2024. The fish and chips were simply awful. Chips were over cooked and greasy, the fish batter was also greasy. The child's chicken gougons were also over cooked, we couldn't even cut them. Sorry to say we have cancelled our table for tonight.

Wow what a view from the rooms amazing. I spent 2 nights looking at the view and watching the sparrows and birds. Lovely rooms best I have seen. Breakfast was lovely and tasty the Mackerel was lovely. Couple of issues though the bed is not a king size but 2 put together need to fix that. I found the pillows hard and slept ok first night better second using a pillow and cushion. Possibly provide options for softer pillows I had neck pain first night. Worth the money though as best room I have stayed in.

Stunning view, lovely staff. Great food ! Hair raising back road to location

Just stopped for lunch. Very good cuisine

We spent 2 nights here at the end of May and found it to be quite disappointing. The room itself was spacious as was the bathroom but it lacked provisions. We stayed in a boutique ‘dog friendly’ room which cost £200 per night including a breakfast plus £10 for the dog. There were no provisions for the dog at all so we weren’t sure what we had paid £10 for. Unfortunately for us, having our little dog meant that we were not allowed to eat in the lovely contemporary restaurant with stunning views over the estuary, we had to eat in the very dark pub. Having a dog also meant we we not allowed to sit around the pool and also, from reading the finer details at check in, we were very surprised to learn that the pool was only open 9-5 therefore felt this was too limited as had the weather been warm and sunny, we would have definitely wanted to have used the pool due to the balcony being north facing and shaded. The breakfast, if you didn’t want a full English was quite underwhelming and very limited. It would be fair to say that our experience would have been better had we been there without our dog so we wont be returning to The Pickwick Inn.

Fantastic food cooked to perfection. 👌

Took my mum, stepdad and aunty here when they came down for the weekend, wanted somewhere with character and great food so it’s a memorable treat and boy did the Pickeick Inn deliver, the pub has so much to admire with its Charles Dickens interior, photographs and books and the food at Olivers Restaurant was superb, we all loved the food and the staff were really friendly and helpful, a true discovery and highly recommended

Had a seat by the open window overlooking the pool plus a stunning view of the bay . Will return ASAP excellent meal and service. Thouraly recommend 👌

When the food came our moussaka was was served to the table in the dish straight out of the oven so was 190C. Annoyingly they put it down within easy reaching distance of our 2 year old who immediately grabbed it and now has burns on his hand. They also put a metal pot full of scalding gravy on the kids meal plate, I assume so he could pour it all over his face and burn that too! Someone then lit a bbq in the restaurant which didn’t set the fire alarm off but did make guests try and open the sliding doors, unfortunately the doors were all locked so we had to sit and eat the moussaka which must have been made by the work experience kid in a smoke filled room. Very very expensive and terrible quality. Our little one did enjoy his sausage once he’d stopped screaming. The beer was good.

A pub of two halves. The bar is old school, banquettes, wagon wheels and dark brown varnish and the restaurant is all plate glass and modern with stunning views. Shame no crisps or other bar nibbles but, without us saying anything, the young lady serving arranged for a bowl of deep fried potato skins ! Top marks!

Fantastic venue, beautiful food and excellent service.

What a lovely venue and a peaceful location. Tasty food but mediocre service and everything had to be ordered at the bar. The old-fashioned pub where we had to sit with the dog was like a parallel universe to the modern restaurant which had stunning views and where the service seemed to be more focused.

Fantastic pub , restaurant, hotel. First-class food and service and amazing rooms with epic views

Perfect for me and the Mrs really enjoyed ourselves will be coming back

Absolutely fantastic and welcoming staff and a lovely place to go after a long day at the beach

Overall pretty disappointing meal here. Food was overpriced for the quality that was on offer. It’s such a shame as it has great character as a pub but they really need to up their game when it comes to the food!

Amazing food great staff great location