The Ship Inn Bar & Restaurant in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Very disappointing. Ordered 2 meals both of which we had to complain about. The manager (who actually wasn’t the manager but the managers partner) was very argumentative and rude. He agreed to refund 1 meal as it was completely the wrong thing but argued about my meal and then proceeded to remind us that we were in a pub not a restaurant - said it all really. We left with very bad feeling and would never go back. Such a shame when they have a captive audience in the village. Zero customer service, maybe because we’re not locals but actually if things had been better we’d have eaten in there every night.

The location for the Ship Inn and Willows is lovely a Cornish village with a mix of rural and estuary feel. The pub looks perfectly placed in the environment and certainly tempts you inside. The bar area is fairly traditional and there are a good range of beers and ciders, though the prices are fairly high for the area. They're pretty much comparable with what I'd pay in outer London. We stopped for lunch and were towards the end of the lunch service. Unfortunately it showed. The restaurant space is very pleasant but the food (basic pub fare) didn't quite live up to the setting. My mackerel starter turned out to be smoked (but not on the menu) and the pie was rather heavy on the crust and less abundant with the filling. That said, the food was much more reasonably priced than the drinks. The staff were pleasant but it felt like they were looking forward to the end of service and that impacted somewhat on service. Drinks prices aside, I suspect this venue does much better than the example we experienced.

Had a lovely lunch here with some family members today. The food was delicious and very reasonably priced and the staff were wonderfully helpful and friendly. Highly recommend paying a visit to this gem of a pub.

Nice pub, but for two pints in Cornwall , pint of Ratler & a pint of Atlantic £12.60 absolute rip off won’t be going again unfortunately !,

Good local country pub. Good busy atmosphere. Sat in the bar area, ordered food, had pie and mash. Extremely tasty steak & stilton pie. Good selection of beers as well. Only thing i would say negative is the price. All the food compared to other pubs is very expensive. Think it was £17 for our and mash, although nice very overpriced.

Thank you for such great food me and my partner came this evening and had 3 courses lol (greedy) the food was amazing and great portions .well done to the chef . The staff were also lovely and accommodating the restaurant area was lovely and clean and modern over all a great meal had will definitely return

Amazing food and great staff. We had take away for Pie night which was fabulous. We went for Sunday lunch which was outstanding in presentation and taste.

We heard that The Ship had new ownership and we hadn't visited in a few years, so thought we would have a nice walk and a Sunday roast. Owners and staff were so welcoming and the food was amazing. We are definitely returning again. Im a veggie and LOVED the Wellington.. yummy! Thank you very much for a lovely experience.

Our own fault I admit. We were told new owners and new chefs and limited menu. BUT the food was deep fried overcooked and terrible. Can only wish they get better. Waitress was very pleasant though.

To start with the pros: The Ship has lovely staff, it’s in a great location and is dog friendly. The food is fine, but very much average pub grub - if you are after gastric fare look elsewhere. What struck me as odd was how anti children the landlord appears to be. There are signs all over the place instructing families that children are to remain seated at all times, are not allowed in the bar (even if their dad was just ordering a round of drinks to take outside) and how the beer garden isn’t a ‘kindergarten’. Perhaps they have had a bad experience of being overrun by families, but families with kids should bear in mind before visiting as the expectation is that children should be seen and not heard. On the plus side, (perhaps begrudgingly) they have a kids menu!

The Ship Inn can be summarised as having great food, well kept ales and friendly staff. The menu is broad with something to suit everyone's tastes. I tried the Daal Curry which was very authentic and tasty. My partner enjoyed the steak pie. Thanks to Jane and her team for a very pleasant evening.

Great food good atmosphere lovely staff very friendly great service the food was excellent a lovely setting and dogs are welcome

Excellent food and beer with terrific staff ... A place you MUST visit if you are in Cornwall !! Letting rooms too ... Fab !!

On our way back to Newquay from Polperro we wanted to stop for food somewhere. I examined Google maps and saw this place had some good reviews. It meant a diversion but we took a chance. It was a good move. The atmosphere was friendly and, although the restaurant was already quite busy, the landlord found us a table in the pleasant conservatory area. Plenty of choice on the menu and good quality food. Service was also good even though it was a busy time. It's near a decent sized free car park too. I would recommend the Ship Inn at Lerryn but it's probably best to call ahead and book a table.

Delicious food and excellent friendly service. Catered for all our food needs, including vegan. Would thoroughly recommend.

The landlord, landlady and bar staff are so friendly, we have been here 3 times during our stay and had some lovely chats. We had the lamb shanks and battered seafood, both were delicious and great value. I highly recommend this pub for food, drink, and excellent service! 👌

Good pub food. Has usual pub food with a variety of Indian curries and specials. Tarka Dial was good with lovely toasted chapati type wrap. Side salad was even better. Had lovely home cooked ham with egg and chips that was excellent.. Good value mains. Deserts were good even though not homemade and priced at £7. Friendly staff. Dog friendly. No views of river but has airy conservatory and also outside terrace. Car park 30 metres away. Beautiful river walks nearby.

This is a wonderful pub in the Cornish village of Lerryn. Now I am appealing to diners everywhere : What does one eat in Cornwall? Is it famous for its pasta? No. Celebrated for curries, or renowned for piri-piri chicken? Certainly not. When we visit Cornwall, we want fish, and we want it fresh. Will the menu-planner(s) at The Ship please understand that and act accordingly? Their present menu might have come from any pub in Basingstoke, Bradford or Burnley. If you don't know how to cook the wonderful variety of fish and shellfish that swim in your local waters, leave a message here. I'll come down and give you a masterclass.

Decided to revisit our old haunt (now under new management) with some friends last night and we weren't disappointed. From the friendliness of the staff to the extensive menu and excellent food we could not fault. We will definitely be back......... very soon!!

A great number of very mixed reviews for thus pub/restaurant. We visited 3 times (once just for drinks) while staying in Lerryn. It is very much a locals pub/restaurant but is vary very welcoming to holiday makers. The landlord & his whole team made us feel very welcome. Couldn’t have a more friendly team of people. The decor is somewhat dated, but that probably adds to its charm. The food was mixed. One evening we were very much impressed with what we had served, however on our 2nd visit the food felt overcooked & overbattered squid/fish & burgers.

Given the mixed reviews we were uncertain but anyone used to trip advisor know the bipolar views. We joined them this evening and from the bar to the table were really pleased by our experience. We went with the specials; we chose the sushi, lovely. My wife chose the Penang chicken, only issue was soggy rice. I chose the deep fried banana flower in turmeric batter; never having come across this before, this was lovely.

Nice food only 5 miles from our site, only visited on one occasion mainly due to the narrow roads, seems like a lovely village

Eighties decor, sticky table clothes, awful awful food. Ordered cod but deep fried pate mess on mushy peas arrived. Also ordered Italian dumplings to which the waitress said ‘no one ever orders that.’ Unbelievable how a business can survive doing it so bad. In the best location but serving really Ship food. Annoyed that we paid. We will never go back.

We popped in to The Ship inn on our first afternoon in Lerryn. Lovely atmosphere and attentive staff. The second day, just before we set off for a walk, I popped in to make a reservation for dinner that evening. They were booked…but the lovely...

We came up river from Penmarlam on a very high tide, in two tenders, which in itself was a magical trip. We had booked a table for 7 people. Right from the moment we walked into the Ship we were greeted by friendly staff (Chloe...

The food on the day was not very nice. seasonal vegetables tasted like pre frozen Brockley, Cauliflower and Carrots. The steak pie and mushroom bourguignon tasted pretty unsavoury so that hungry as we were we had to leave most of it. No refund was even...

Great pub atmosphere and ate twice at the Ship on consecutive nights whilst staying close by. Both meals were super and recommend the Penang curry. The owners and staff are really friendly and accommodating and will try and help with anything. We will be back!...

Friendly pub, staff were nice. A family of four we ordered off the kids menu and the bar menu. Chicken nuggets were over cooked, the chips on all plates were over cooked and from the frozen variety. The steak and kidney pie had hardly any...

We have been to the Ship Inn at Lerryn on two occasions on trips to Cornwall over the last eight months and both times we received a friendly welcome, great beer and food along with excellent service. This is a great pub in a wonderful...

Visited for lunch on the last day of april. We were greeted by wonderful staff (Sam and Chloe) and were recommended a great ale. Our server was Joe who was very knowledgeable about the menu and very polite. My partner and I shared two starters...

Garden terrace was neat , clean and sunny . The service excellent. The food was generous and good quality . Would highly recommend and worth the scenic ( little challenging ) walk we did from Lostwithiel. The calorie count back too will help justify the...

Too busy and not organised. Food ok but not great and for pub food expensive. Understand restrictions due to Covid and would be better if more organised.

How disappointing to order soup at £5.95 a bowl to find the tomato soup was almost certainly Heinz from a tin. The bar person admitted it was not home made.

We both had fish, chips and peas plus a glass of wine which cost over £40. The fish was horrible, soggy skin inside the batter and the wine was very ordinary. This is not a “dog friendly pub “ but a pub and restaurant for...

Staff were very friendly and accommodating. Food was absolutely disgusting! Visited two days ago with my family for lunch, between us we had calamari and chicken tikka bites. Both meals were vile and can only be described as frozen processed rubbish! The calamari was not...

Ordered three meals here, two of which were fresh plaice. I am afraid the fish in both cases was under cooked and partly raw inside. Our biggest disappointment is that we will not want to eat plaice again for a very long time!

Had a meal in the ship last night best meal I have had in there for 10 years food yummy. Staff amazing. Atmosphere great. Well done Kerry and Will you have really turned things around. Good luck for the future.

The management are the best. We were made very welcome and the food is excellent. The pub has a very nice atmosphere and we have booked to go back soon.

Canteen food. At least in Johnny and Ronnie's day you might get a cracking meal and there always was a bit of involuntary entertainment. Be careful what you wish for.

We moved into the village and went for something to eat on our first night. We have subsequently visited on a number of occasions, including Christmas. The food is always superb, the atmosphere is lovely and the surroundings are clean ... a typical Cornish pub. The clientele are varied and very friendly. I would thoroughly recommend this pub/eatery to anyone visiting the area.

On a holiday from Yorkshire to visit family we decided to go to the pub for dinner as I hadn’t been in since the new team had taken over.What can I say....The bar was cosy, fire lit and most of all clean. (Unlike before!)A warm welcome from Michelle behind the bar and a delicious pint of Doom Bar!Moved through to the willows restaurant which has had a thorough make over with new furniture throughout and lovely wind in the willows decorations in the conservatory.An extensive menu and specials board left us spoilt for choice.Opted for the crispy duck pancakes which was delicious. Hot crispy duck, fresh cut spring onion and cucumber and delightfully light pancakes and sauce!For mains we had a variety from a curry (with added chicken), gammon with chips and egg, chicken, chips, stuffing balls and truly amazing gravy.... and a truly huge farmers mixed grill.All the mains came served on piping hot plates and looked delicious.Some of us had a little room for dessert which included spotted dick and custard and chocolate cake.Overall a fantastic experience!! We will be back and can highly recommend to anyone! The pub has changed for the better.

after seeing this pub run down over the years get worse and worse, lovely new owners, family orientated, good food great service, lovely new decor and tables, looks clean and tidy food was lovely without being pretentious, seasonal veg and local suppliers showing what Cornwall can offer, back next year so looking forward to the summer goodies that Cornwall has to offer we holiday in the village regularly and the pub is very much improved dont confuse it with the dross pre August 2019 Well done Guys!!!

I can’t believe I ate and paid for tasteless arancini, said to contain bolognese , a smear with no meat but oddly some peasDespite twice being asked if everything was okay and making it clear that it was dry and did not meet the description the waitress had clearly been trained to say it would be reported back One friend also disappointed with her lunch too - next time we’ll try the village shop

The pub now has recently been taken over by Kerry and Will who ran the very successful Kings Arms in Lostwithiel for over 3 years, Kerry's flair and exceptional cooking make this little gem a must visit for anyone in the area or just passing through. Well stocked bar with plenty to choose from, a lovely outside seating area,pool table & dart board. The Sunday carvery is outstanding and Buddy the pub parrot is a quirky addition. Well worth a visit. Dog friendly too.

Staying in Lerryn and how lovely having The Ship in the Village. Excellent food, with a very warm and friendly welcome. Just what you hope for while on holiday and absolutely what's being delivered. Thank you all very much indeed.

A friendly and welcoming traditional pub. Good selection of beers and the staff know their Gin's the food is traditional well cooked large portions and tasty.

Beautifully located as we were literally staying across the road. Friendly, family orientated and food was very good and a good choice.

One of the most welcoming pubs I've ever visited; the embodiment of a family friendly pub. We visited early evening with our 22 month old who was enjoying a second wind, and the staff couldn't have been more accommodating with books, high chair and ensuring he was fed quickly without fuss. The mussels were fresh in that afternoon and were absolutely fantastic - the size of boulders and perfectly cooked. Lovely atmosphere and picturesque little village to boot.

We have visited this pub in the past and we are never disappointed. Food is great , with a varied menu. Ronnie makes all the puddings and if you want to go to heaven try the white chocolate and blueberry cheesecake. Ronnie and Jonnie make it a unique visit, You take them as they are and work their socks off. They make lerryn an even more special place to be

The location is very good and the staff are very helpful. The menu is very good but the quality of the food could be better, especially the chips that looked and tasted not that good.

Having read some ambiguous reviews about Ronny & Jonny we were looking forward to meeting this 'Double Act'..stockbroker's in their former lives by all accounts, a couple of high flying guys...

The village of Lerryn is tiny, but wonderfully picturesque spot high up the river Fowey from Lostwithiel.

Decided to eat here after a long walk along the river bank. Arrived at 1 o’clock in the middle of winter, not the height of the tourist season, but the staff were friendly and not at all fazed by suddenly coping with a large group, all ordering different meals. Food was freshly prepared, well cooked and plentiful. Just what we needed.

Hearty lunches and good range of drinks for visitors exploring the beautiful nearby woods and river landscape. Pub garden is lovely to sit out in on sunny days. There's a no-nonsense feel to this traditional country village pub.

Traditional pub atmosphere staffed by youngsters on a Monday night. I cannot believe how bad this pub made simple bar food. We were not expecting a lot, just edible bar food with a drink. We chose Chilli con carne with rice from the Specials board & Scampi chips & peas from the menu. Frozen scampi was ok-ish, chips and peas were microwaved to oblivion- soggy & bullets respectively. Chilli meat really did remind me of dog food. Such a shame as this place could be so much more with a bit of effort and pride.

All three in our party chose the scallops. All parts of the dish were delicious. The filter coffee was first class. We will return in the near future for another excellent lunch.

eravamo di passaggio e ci siamo fermati per una pausa ristoratrice, trovando del personale gentile e cortese che serviva del buon cibo, tipicamente inglese, ovvio. Abbiamo particolarmente apprezzato le cozze. Lerryn è un piccolo villaggio incantevole e l'Inn funge anche da piccola biblioteca del paese..

Nice pub, but wouldn’t recommend for a nice meal. Food is ok nothing special, the burger was extremely disappointing.

We decided to eat here after the previous evening the only pub within walking distance from our campsite in Brodinnick told us there was a long wait for food (7.30pm) and they stopped serving at 8pm. We should have come here first. We were greeted with a warm welcome and really enjoyed our food. Proper home cooked food, including the chips which were the closest thing to home chip pan chips I can remember. And the raspberry and white chocolate cheesecake was simply divine.I had the scallop starter and the steak. Ales included Avocet from Exeter Brewery. I'd say this was the best meal out we had on our two week holiday touring Devon & Cornwall in our camper van. Would definitely eat here again.

We stopped at the Ship for a mid-week lunch while exploring the Fowey Estuary. We enjoyed mussels and scampi main courses, accompanied by green salad and homemade chips made from real potatoes. We chose to sit out in the small garden to enjoy the lovely weather.

Very friendly staff, good food & drink with the option of enjoying it on the riverside green picnic tables

Spent a lovely weekend at the Ship Inn, welcoming hosts, good food and wine. We took our dog, nearby there are woodland walks or alongside the riverbank. Parking available. Recommend a trip to Fowey, beautiful Cornish coastline. Roads tricky, just remember the last passing place or lay by....

Recommended by the host of nearby Trecan Farm and we were not disappointed. Excellent stacked burger with brioche bun, bacon, hash brown and fried egg, plus red cabbage slaw and fries. Generous portions washed down with a pint of Doombar. I loved that it is a simple local pub that hasn’t gone all gastro. Dogs not allowed in restaurant area so we sat at a table by bar, which seemed perfectly fair to me and as my Springer got a bit of brioche bun (holiday treat) she didn’t complain either. The setting is very special too, so save time for a stroll along river afterwards.

As a tried and tested local to my mate's place, we popped in after a day at Falmouth. Such a fine setting near the water and the place is full of locals, so the atmosphere is genuine and friendly. Excellent steak and Lasagne, as always consistently good.

Really enjoyed the people, food and atmosphere some while back. Probably about five years. Same experience again. Very friendly; an excellent Sunday lunch. The pub is like our local. Lots of folk chatting away, enjoying the company and welcoming new diners. We'll be back again, hopefully more quickly than this return.

The Ship Inn is hidden away at Lerryn which is near Lostwithiel but is as far from civilisation as you can imagine despite being only 4 miles or so away. The village is a pretty waterside hamlet that does flood the small car park but is extremely pretty when not sheeting down with rain which was the case at New Year 2018. It was also the annual Seagull outboard Regatta which brings many folks to the village and the Ship in particular. I was 'delivering' family to Bocconoc House for a prestigious wedding and they stayed in the pub. The room was small but clean en-suite but not modern in the sense of most B&B;'s. It was the pub that was so terrific with good food, local ale and cider although Stowford Press was on draft thank goodness. The atmosphere was as good as I can remember and both the owner and staff could not do enough for you. Locals chatting, busy and all made you feel welcome. It certainly felt like a smugglers inn and all sorts of images abound. If you want to feel the REAL Cornwall then visit to really enjoy Cornwall as its meant to be. An upgrade to the rooms would not come amiss though.

A traditional pub with a good range of local beers and a selection of wines. The food is excellent and portions large. Service is excellent. I went 'out of season' but the pub was always busy and the atmosphere good. I would suggest pre booking in high season

Arrived soaked from long walk - friendly and helpful staff but empty. Sat in conservatory with papers which was good, Wide ranging menu which should have made me suspicious! Ordered fish soup and beetroot and feta salad and burger between us. The soup was utterly tasteless and the salad a mess. The burger was ok! Very disappointing food - clearly more people would have helped the atmosphere - but the heavens had opened so not many walkers. Disappointing, I recommend thinking hard before ordering - clearly I got it wrong!

Felt like walking into a room of old friends. Real vibe and super helpful. Great Food and Great company Steak was perfectly cooked and the burger was great.

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Popped in on the off chance on the way to Boconnoc. Excellent well kept Sharp's ales and a good selection of traditional pub food and specials. I enjoyed local scallops with two good slices of black pudding and a mixed leaf salad. It was outstanding....

Reservamos una mesa para comer el domingo. Como es fuera de temporada había mucho espacio en la zona de restaurante. El bar estaba muy lleno, lleno de gente. Porciones generosas y se obtiene una buena relación calidad-precio. El servicio era un poco lento, así que...

Las patatas fritas me pareció que estaban un poco difícil para mí, eso es simplemente mi preferencia. Pepino de mi hermano había desaparecido cómico. Creo que era donde estaban tocando de agua caliente y fría. En general, creo que la comida era promedio. La piscina...

Cenamos en el Ship Inn, el pasado jueves. Muchos lugareños en el pub, encantador y animado. Fue una noche de frío húmedo, así que la zona de comedor se hizo acogedor con el conservatorio cerrada y flores frescas en la mesa. Un cálido saludo de Jonnie y Ronnie. Las anteriores cenas que íbamos como llegamos a la excelencia de la comentado comida. Todo bien. Nos servían con rapidez y ganas de una comida caliente después de un largo viaje desde Londres. Fue realmente muy bueno. La comida estaba muy bien preparada y presentada. Las comidas eran muy sabroso, picante cordero hamburguesas hechas con un perfección, raras y ligeramente picante, y patatas fritas bien macizos. Las porciones eran generosas. La otra comida era robar peces monje, en una salsa de estragón fresco. Los pescadores que estaba comiendo en el bar nos dijo que era de su pesca! De nuevo, muy bien preparada y presentada. Nos encantó la comida, genial tener un pub para llegar el buen ambiente y comida localmente. De hecho, fuimos con la familia y amigos el domingo siguiente para su comida asada. Entre nosotros la carne de res, cerdo y pollo asados fueron ordenados. Nuevo que todos disfrutamos, no tengo ninguna queja

We arrived in Cornwall late and didnt really have time to check anywhere out. We decided to follow the brown sign for The Ship Inn, Who actually gives out these brown signs and when are they reviewed?? After following the brown sign and having an awful experience we will no longer trust the brown signs. This Inn is a typical village pub. Upon entering the whole pub went quiet and stared at us, the lady behind the bar asked if she could help and served our drinks. She made reference to having no music on and asked the customers if they wanted it on. It all seemed a little forced. She was actually the cook. Her husband who was meant to be manning the bar was into his second bottle of red and hadn't seen us enter until we had our drinks. We were shown to or seats and given a menu. The menu had five choices on it. There was a specials board but two of these options had run out. We must have waited a good forty minutes for our food to arrive and when it finally came it was nothing special. We were given frozen chips and it wasn't overly hot. The food was average and over-priced, £10 for sausage, chips and beans!! Frozen chips at that. I would not visit here again and have the replaced the P with a T for the name of this Inn.

Had a couple drinks here before the wedding. Was a nice enough place but not the friendliest in terms of service.

We were staying in nearby Couch's Mill and walked just over a mile to get to this pub and it was worth every step! They have a large selection of real ales on tap as well as the usual fare. We spent an afternoon in the beer garden trying as many as we could, before zig-zagging our way back to our house.We went back a few days later for dinner and had another great few hours in the garden eating some fine food, drinking fine beer and genarelly having a great time - even the local dogs joined us for a fuss! The village is small but perfectly formed - there is a small shop, a lovely grass picnic area right on the river, a beautiful stone bridge perfect for arty photographs and even a small charity shop run on an honesty system! A lovely pub and I want to go back!

This is nice traditional pub serving excellent value for money food.Their fresh mackerel is recommended.

Quaint village by a river. Middle of nowhere. The ship inn is an oasis. Great selection of local beers. Locally sourced food. Had a great meal here. There was 8 of us. All the food was superb. Staff very friendly and helpful. 60 pounds for starters and mains including drinks. Worth a visit.

Having booked online was unsure what I would find. It's a great location set in a small village along side a river. If not a bit of treak from anywhere. And I must warn you that as with most places don't expect a phone signal. Total black spot. But the ship is a place you would love in your village. Good selection of beer and larger. And the food was excellent. I had room 4 and no WiFi access in this room. And the room was basic but clean Staff and owner where great so we'll worth a visit. Thanks guys

Great location, good selection of beers and cider, pleasant pub garden. Ideal for lunch with a good selection of sandwiches and other pub grub. There's also a more refined menu if you want to spend a little more.

Had a good meal here but the pub is more of a working men's pub rather than a restaurant, However the staff were friendly . Plenty of parking and a fab village.

In a glorious setting at Lerryn, which is a lovely pretty village, but really just a very average local pub.Full of locals enjoying themselves (good) and the first time I've seen dominoes played competitively for a long time. Staff welcoming, though a tad chaotic, but food really pretty poor and sometimes bizarre, it's the first time I've ever been served a cheese sandwich with roast potatoes!

The staff are really nice and the atmosphere was good. The food was homemade and tasted amazing. I would visit again!

Whoops, originally submitted a review of the pub under the accommodation name. Good food, friendly staff, relaxed environment.

Had a lovely evening, food cooked beautifully by a fantastic, young and very passionate about his food. Which shows in the end product. My wife had scallops, which she said they were the best she's ever had. I had the sirloin served with dolphin nose potatoes, with pea shoot and Parmalat cheese. Cheese board 5 star, chocolate and amaretto pud just as good. Thanks for the great evening

We just popped in for a drink and were delighted to be met with a smile and a 'what can I get you' (as apposed to the often stern appraisal you'd get entering as a stranger to a local pub)Really friendly staff, lovely garden and they even arranged for the sun to arrive for us!

We had an enjoyable lunchtime pint here after walking the banks of the river in this idyllic peaceful village, where we were made to feel welcome with our dog by bar staff and locals alike. 3 good local beers,

Nice pub with a good welcome but really disappointed with the food. We ordered lasagne and mousaka which were all on the board as being served with salad and chips. They arrived with two roast potatoes each and some cabbage and carrots. Probably the chef wanted to use up leftovers from the Sunday roast but it wasn't a great meal. The lasagne and mousaka were bland. Another of our party had mackerel and chips with salad and this was the only meal as advertised, it looked a lot more appealing. We sat in the tea garden to eat and nobody came to check that our meals were OK. What a shame as the setting is lovely.

This is a lovely traditional friendly pub, but not a good place to eat. My husband and I went here for an early evening supper. I ordered a vegetarian dish and my husband ordered a lasagna. Both were from the daily specials board. When the food came the lasagne was burnt and dried out - my husband told the waiter it was inedible. He came back to ask if he would like some gravy for the dish! We ended up sending it back but by the time it came back I had long finished my meal and my plate had been cleared. In the end we left only paying for one meal. Stick to drinks in this lovely pub!

Nice traditional pub with sunny beer garden. The service was great and the staff were friendly. Typical pub food on the menu. I had a delicious crab salad and my husband had a ploughmans which was huge. The kids menu was varied and the pasta portions good. We had a nice lunch in this idyllic village and we will return.

A brilliant, homely pub serving excellent food and with a great drinks selection. The owners and staff are warm, friendly, and accommodating, and this is a real community pub that thankfully seems to be thriving in its rural setting. We visit Lerryn several times a year and always look forward to having meals at The Ship Inn. The food style is good quality pub grub, not trying to be fancy but all homemade and fresh, with some imaginative options and lots of daily specials. Plenty of local ingredients including seafood. The chips are fantastic. The shiraz is addictive.

Popped in for lunch have been before so new it would be nice,I had a policeman Mrs had the calamari which she polished off pretty quickly,all pretty good,lovely pub great surroundings,nice food,will return

Reasonable pub fayre in pleasant surroundings. Puddings looked tasty but we were full after tasty fish pie and average sausage and mash. would have liked more gravy and some veg.

We popped in last Thursday for dinner and were warmly welcomed and quickly seated - this is a dog friendly pub and it has a range of decent ales on tap - and quite clearly serves the locals which is always a very good sign!We opted for Moules and a cheese ploughman's.....I think my husband found the Moules a bit bland and the promised baguette turned out to be slices of bread. My ploughman's was better - considerable brownie points for a delicious chilli chutney but minus points for no dressing on the salad bits!The last Thursday of the month is music night - so they had a band on doing a range of folk, blues and country - quite pleasant!

We stopped by this place after doing a coastal walk near Fowey. We were hungry and were attracted towards this place after seeing a board outside advertsing that they did vegetarian food. When we walked through the front door it was evident that this place was very much a 'local place'. The bar staff were very friendly although we had to sit in the pub as the restaurant room at the rear was full up. I ordered the plaice and vegetables and was asked what type of bread I would like (although I never did get any bread)! My wife had a vegetarian rissotto which she described as being nice. My meal was quitel tasteless really. The best thing about this place was the good selection of local Ales. We decided to have a dessert. My wife had an Eton mess (which she enjoyed) although the sticky toffee pudding that I had was quite dry and tasteless.

Popped in for a birthday lunch after a long riverside dog walk. Very friendly lady behind the bar with a great welcome for us and our dog. All the food was great but have to mention that the scallops were cooked to perfection. Also would recommend the homemade cheesecake. Thank you.

A lovely place to eat, great atmosphere I've been here three times and all have been good food. Service has always been good, prices are a little steep but then nothing else in the vicinity so they have the market place wrapped up, worth a visit and the river and views are to die for. A Cornish hidden gem.

Popped in to The Ship Inn for lunch while on holiday in the area. I chose local crab sandwiches - perfect choice - a huge amount of lovely fresh crab on freshly baked bread.Went back again for evening meal later in week with our friends and again, the meals were cooked beautifully.Nice friendly staff. A lovely place (maybe could do with a little update on decor?)

Although late in the afternoon, and the Chef had finished for the day. I fancied a cream tea, but could not eat a full two scone one. I was given a beautifully cooked scone, warm with piles of clotted cream and jam. My husband took a photo of it. This is one of the best cream teas I have had. The waitress was lovely and friendly, nothing too much trouble. We hope to visit again for a meal when we are down that way.