The Station house in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Walking out from Penzance to Marazion this was a handy place to stop for drinks and a rest, with a helpful cheerful service. My partner had a mug of tea, with cider for me. As befits an old railway building there was some railway memorabilia on the walls, and we would call in again when walking the coast here.

We loved it, we came on Sunday and had a roast, the food was amazing and great value, the staff were warm and welcoming and the venue has the most incredible view of mount at Michael. You can't ask for more than that really.

We were on Marazion Beach and wanted coffees and sandwiches I saw on the side of the pub it had written Open All Day with an a board outside listing the menu. When I tried the door it was locked with a notice on door saying not open until midday. I went back there were two female staff behind the bar,nobody greeted me no customer service at all, they couldn’t work the card machine, they weren’t serving any food, there coffee machine ran out immediately after first trying it. It was appalling and the interior of the pub was extremely scruffy and run down. The two women serving had no idea about customer service. I should have walked away but it was the hottest day of the summer so far so we wanted our coffees. Unfortunately they were awful as well and we threw them away. I would not recommend this place to anyone.

Stopped for coffee . Worst coffee we have ever experienced . Very cheap / bitter coffee only half cup !! My husband and myself could not drink it . Waste of mo ey !!

Lovely pub, with excellent toilet facilities. Although I followed a slightly chubby comedian into trap 2 a few weeks ago, and my god, it would have been safer to enter Chernobyl. My eyes are still bleeding. Pasties are nice.

Barman was very rude/ abusive and obviously didn’t want to be there. Think he may need to check the rules as he refused a 16 year old for a pint of coke as he was told he had to be 18. Pub obviously hasn’t been properly cleaned for years and your feet stick to the carpet . It’s not a surprise that this pub had no custom.

We popped in for a drink after walking back from Penzance to Marazion. The place looks okay from the outside but inside is very different. It is very tired and has very old decor, and the toilets were disgusting. The young girl behind the bar didn't know how to greet or smile at us and just grunted when I placed our drinks order. Such a shame as this place could be so good.

We regularly pop to The Station House for a few drinks of an evening or a bite to eat. The food is always great, drinks very reasonable & staff friendly & attentive. Highly recommend for the traditional pub feel, very family friendly & what a view!

Hidden Gem! The staff is so friendly and welcoming and the food us fantastic. Loved the newlyn cod and also the gamon is excellent. And you cant beat the view and the prices. Love it here

Lovely friendly lady in charge. (Lucky it was not busy as she seemed to be on her own) At first things seemed to be in place re:covid etc. Sanitiser and test and trace at least. However the tables didn't appear too clean and unfortunately watched another couple come in and sit at a table that hadn't been cleaned from previous customers. To be fair they obviously weren't bothered and the lady didn't say anything to them! A sort of one way system in and out but again it was just lucky it wasn't busy as it wouldn't have made much difference. Lots to chose from on the menu. Drinks came quickly (coke was very watered down) Food didn't take too long. Fish was dry and mainly batter. Chips were nice and the little bit of side salad was fresh. The place needs a good clean and refurb as it's in a fantastic location and I think if the outside was cleaned up they would have been busier. Such a shame.

We spent one week near Longrock Cornwall and while there found the Station House was a really great place to eat so spent all 7 days enjoying lunch there and the Sunday one was a lovely roast lamb dinner. They took great care in making sure everyone entering the establishment wore a face mask used the hand jel and entered your name and phone number each visit to ensure the maximum safety precautions over the corona virus which to us was most satisfactory both being over 80 years old plus underlying medical problems. The place was clean and tidy and marked out where to go and the staff were really lovely, we have booked to go to Cornwall next April and assured Stephany the lady in charge we will certainly be with them again.

The staff were really helpful, arranged the whole thing in a socially distanced manner. We were really impressed with the food and service, + the supply of tartare sauce. Maybe the pub should advertise this takeaway service... we only found out by asking. Thank you guys .

ate here twice, staff are fantastic, food good and the price is very decent. Not pretencious, just food pub grub. Definately would visit here again.

Very busy as it was an Eat Out to Help Out night but nothing was too much trouble for them. The food was great and the menu had a big variety to choose from. A really lovely evening nicely topped off with a fabulous sunset

Lovely service, food brilliant a lovey experience Mark and Alistair went above and beyond for us. Would visit again

We have been here on quite a few occasions & the food is great, very reasonable & children very welcome. The furniture has seen better days but you can not fault the customer service or food. Really recommend!

Spent 2 weeks in Marizion on holiday in the bungalows next door to the Station.Pub has a real old fashioned atmosphere even with social distancing.Made to feel like part of the furniture from the first time to the last time we went in.Alistair the barman is an legend and the rest of the staff are the same.Dog friendly and tourist friendly.Like home from home.See you soonManda,Dave and not forgetting Bear the dog woof woof

Dirty, unfriendly and do not cater for any food allergies, the only nice thing about this pub is the location

I've driven past this places hundreds of times and I never even knew it was there! I went in today with my mum and a friend to have some lunch, we sat in the conservatory by the window looking out over Marazion beach and St. Michael's Mount. It was lovely and warm in there, plenty of space between the tables so we weren't just crammed in. The decor is quite dated and dark, could do with a spruce up. The ladies at the bar were really friendly and so helpful, we all ordered fish and chips. It was brought to our table piping hot, sadly it wasn't all that great. It was quite greasy and the salad was stale and brown. But that's just one thing on the menu other items might be different so I would definitely go back again to try something else on their menu.

Brilliant barman, excellent service, amazing food!For a group of couples on holiday, we couldn't ask for a better place to go! The barman is extremely friendly, and can have a laugh and take a joke. Instantly making us feel welcome.The food is top quality, even better than we expected. Perfectly cooked, and served in a reasonable amount of time!A brilliant, friendly atmosphere where even those with anxiety can be worry free!This is our local pub for the rest of our holiday and I will 100% be returning on my many more holidays back to marazion to come!

Stopped in here to avoid the torrential rain one day. Although there seem to be mixed views we found the staff very welcoming and friendly. We chose to sit in the extension part to watch the rain on the beach outside. Food was good as kids ate everything for a change and I found the crab salad to be superb.

We have been coming here for years since I was little, staff are very friendly Steph is lovely and welcoming especially Alister great Bar man and great laugh makes you feel very welcome in the pub. Sadie also is lovely who works there part time.

Give this place a wide detour ! Dirty ,unclean , ripped furniture, and unpleasant .arrogant bar staff. Hallo mate ! Pints served with fingers around the top of the glass and your money snatched out of your hand . Outside ,filthy toe deep in cigarette ends and old plastic coffee cups and uncleared dirty tables Welcome to Britain ..

Food is fantastic, couldn't fault it, staff friendly and welcoming. Especially a lad called Alistair. He's the life and soul of the pub. We have been going here for years and we keep in touch with them all through the year. Enjoy coming here because of Steph, Alison and Alistair.

ordered salmon and dill fishcake with new potatoes and salad whilst my grandson had fishfingers and chips with peas , service was OK friendly staff and the new potatoes and the salad was OK fish cakes was disgusting fish my grandsons food was straight out the freezer into the deep fat fryer , we will not be returning

We visited Mounts Bay as a family meeting up with other family members.The idea was to have a meal then go onto the beach.The food was appalling. The service was not welcoming and at the time my gut feeling was telling me not to even bother.I nearly didn't order for myself I was dithering when placing the order, the place is a dirty boozer but in the spirit of other family members (group of 7 more people) I complied and ordered just to be sociable. If visiting with my own family we would not have placed any order whatsoever.Safe options such as fish and chips x 2 Bbq chicken x 2 Spicy chicken starter to be served as a main meal and 2 Turkey dinosaurs with chips x 2 at £4.99 eachI was sensible with my drink and decided to just order a glass of water, we ordered the drinks after the food because they were doing last food orders 15 minutes earlier than scheduled at 2.15pm by this time I was not wanting to be there and just ordered a glass of water.Many of the family did not eat their meal. My teenage boys who ordered bbq chicken were unimpressed and said it was disgusting.I ordered a starter to eat as a main meal spicy chicken wings which were soggy and looked like they had been thrown in some sauce and cooked in the microwave or pushed around a pan then put onto some lettuce. They were so bad I could not eat them and left them altogether.The children did not eat their Turkey dinosaur meals they did not even eat the chips they did eat a few peas.One of my sons did not touch his fish and the boys did not eat their bbq chicken My husband took the fish home and fed it to the dogs who seemed to enjoy it. So it ended up as rather expensive dog food.The meal for 5 adults and 2 children meals came to £57 The drinks cost an additional £20What a complete waste of money!The alternative would have been much better to go to the beach with a bag of pasties, chips or McDonalds which was my preferred choice as the food would have been tastier.It has to be one of the worst bar and restaurants I have ever visited and a complete waste of money.The beach is very nice My advice is take your own food and flask of tea/coffee instead!

We always use this restaurant when walking the coastal path however my daughter was ignored when at the bar as barmaid chose locals over us. Didn’t appear to want our custom had to ask for menus twice. Just ordered drinks in the end which on reflection I feel she overcharged us as we only had shandy’s. usually a gentleman who works behind the bar and polite helpful and serves in turn.Very disappointed don’t think we will visit again

Dog friendly pub, decoration is a little tired but don't let that put you off, excellent location overlooking St Michael's mount, very extensive menu, offering lots of choice. Order arrived all together and large portion sizes, very good value for money and we wouldn't hesitate to eat here again. The food is tasty and filling. A bonus with free parking after 6pm

Called in for lunch and choose fish and chips for three and a Ploughman's for the fourth member of the party. The Ploughman’s was huge and thoroughly enjoyed, two fish and chips arrived but due to a clerical error the third plate was forgotten. Very many apologies and in due course it arrived and was enjoyed as much as the first two. Much to our surprise the manageress waived the cost of the third meal saying the delay was entirely their fault and we should not pay for it. How refreshing, a pub that appreciates its customers. Will not hesitate to return, food excellent and superb staff.

A proper traditional pub. Pool table to play at and everyone was friendly.

.. needs decorating. The place looks tired and is in need of modernising. That said, the staff are great and food (basic menu) is nice. 5 star hygiene rated. This place could be a real gold mine if it was modernised

Delighted with the Station House. Good views, Great food and plenty of it, Excellent Service - We visited 18th May. A group of us! Alistair in particular was friendly and efficient. Nothing was too much trouble. Great will go again with friends. Thank you

My family and I have just returned home from a weeks holiday in Marazion. We stayed at the cottages next to this pub and decided to pay a visit, after our first night we went back every night until our very last night. Yes the pub is a little dated and maybe needs updating at some point but I loved it because it reminded me of the pub in my hometown which I used to go to a lot when I was in my teens.

We like to stop here on our walks along the coast. Staff are friendly, courteous and helpful, but with dated decor and the old man at the end of the bar (who's still there every year we visit), it's had better days. Great views of St Michael Mount can be seen from the dining area and food is OK.

Just wish to state how surprised I was to read the review of Alastair. A group of us go there once a week and Alastair has always been very friendly and helpful. In fact although the other staff are nice, we miss Alastair when he is not there.

This place could and should be an excellent addition to the area, it has parking, beautiful views of Penzance and St Michaels mount, and access to the beach, outside seating area and conservatory, however, it needs a massive revamp, it’s very dirty, smelly and dated, inside and outside. The staff were very miserable moaning about being understaffed. The carpet was filthy, outside was very uncared for. The glasses were dirty, no way were we eating there......Whoever owns this place needs to take a long look at the potential of the place.....it could be an absolute delight. Why arent they utilising it? Such a shame as there are not many places with parking locally, where we can walk the dog settle him in to the van and pop to the pub for a drink and something to eat.

My husband and I came here for dinner and were very happy we did! We sat in the conservatory and it was beautiful, decorated with fairy lights :) we shared a starter of chicken wings then I had the fish and new potatoes and hubby had the cheeseburger. The food was all brilliant and really good size portions (neither of us could finish all of it!) The timings of the food being brought out were perfect and food and drink were both excellent value for money.

Went for a quiet drink and the barman "alister" was a grumpy rude tw@@.Will not be returning.Think he was either hungover or still drunk from the night before.Shame apart from that

Very rude staff will never visit again very dirty and unclean place was getting washed the whole time in there with my family very on edge and I’m comfortable not a nice place to be

Went down for one drink and a game off pool with my husband and brother in-laws with my 2 children and his 1year old boy and was asked to shut him up as he was being to loud and to control him witch he wasn’t even being out off control very not not nice people down there at all

rude and unpleasant service with burnt food and raw chips ,my potato hadn't defrosted yet. do not come here the crockeey had barely been washed!

Stopped here for lunch. Lunch was ok, soup and a roll. The service was friendly and the view across to St Michael's mount was lovely, but the pub is dark and tired looking. The conservatory where we ate lunch, was grubby and could have done with a good clean.

Un welcoming, contrary to the signs, presumably locals at the bar swearing

We like to stop here on our walks along the coast. Staff are friendly, courteous and helpful, but we dated decor and the old men at the end of the bar, it's had better days. Great views of St Michael Mount can be seen from the dining area and food is OK.

Compared with the Godolphin prices this was the best value by far. The pub is like going back in time and so lade back. Very friendly staff and a good variety of excellent food. Going back in June for two weeks.

Prawn cocktail was disappointing but main courses were lovely home cooked food. Wine was excellent but served in awful unclean glasses.

I had the privilege to have two fantastic meals at this great pub that what it may lack in modern decor (me, I prefer an old style pub like this) makes up for it in superb service with great food at a family friendly price. I recommend this as a place to meet, eat and hang out with a great view over the sea to St Michaels Mount. Enjoy your visit you wont regret it.

We like to stop here on our walks along the coast. Staff are friendly, courteous and helpful, but we dated decor and the old ma at the end of the bar, it's had better days. Great views of St Michael Mount can be sen from the dining area and food is OK.

Well...... where do I begin? The staff are just amazing no words can describe them just one in a million. The food was delicious every time. The atmosphere was very friendly and welcoming. Every night we was in here we was made to feel at home, like a true part of the family. Great banter with the staff (family). 100% recommended for a fun and friendly evening.

For the second year we visited. Only this time it was three times during the holiday. Best place in Penzance for view meal and service. This time with other friends and family. Many thanks to the management and staff. One visit was for Sunday lunch.

One of the best views from a pub in the country. Really friendly down to earth cheap grub and happy staff. This pub has not succumb to the march of the gastro pub and retains its local charm. Sitting right on the beach what's not to like. Great local pub with million dollar views.

Very good food but felt the pub itself would benefit from an investment of cash. The fixtures and fittings are dated great views but the conservatory windows are so dirty you can hardly see out also smokers sat on the wall near the open restaurant windows meant we had abit of passive smoking after our meal

I ate there today it was brilliant an excellent meal ,the staff were very friendly and helpful, it was a busy night but nothing see to much trouble. A great place.

We were a party of 4 Adults, we had been over to st Michael's mount for the day and came across this place on the way back. They were very friendly, helpful and nothing was to much trouble.

Had lunch sat out in the conservatory part of the pub. The staff were friendly and welcoming. Our order was taken within a few minutes of us sitting down. I had ham, egg and chips. The ham was off the bone and really good. Plenty of it with nice big chips. Had a good cappuccino too. Nice view of the sea out of the window. Reasonably priced. Would definitely go back.

This is not fine dining but the standard of the food and the service provided by the staff is first class. I had fish and chips and my wife a cheese burger and chips. The presentation was good as was the quality of the product. The cost was less than £30 including our drinks, great value, will call again.

We popped in on a walk to St. Michaels Mount and back. Very friendly staff and greta views from the restuarant. Sadly the food was just OK, the lamb was really delicious but a little let down by the vegetables particularly the green beaks which were dire. I suppose you tend to get what you pay for. Perhaps another choice would have been better?

Five of us called in for lunch and various choices made which included fish and chips locally supplied, chicken and chips and ploughman’s all dishes were served promptly by a very pleasant waitress. The quality of the food was good and there was plenty of it and was well cooked. Real ales were available together with other options. Our only complaint was that the music was to loud although we did not ask the staff to turn it down! We should have done. All in all a good lunch and will be returning,

Really dog friendly. In fact really friendly staff.

A very pleasant place to eat. Had the fish cakes which were very tasty. Could do with a more varied choice on the specials board. The roulade for dessert was amazing.

Great views over the bay to St Michael's Mount, small outdoor seating area adjacent to car park overlooking the bay, friendly welcome from the staff, basic pub not a fancy wine bar, dogs welcome, reasonably priced for the area, would recommend.

Nice pub, needs a huge update, new carpets ect, but the food is lovely and reasonably priced and the staff are very warm and welcoming! The view is brilliant and we managed to park easily! We would Come back - x

Came here every night of our holiday for meals last year . Food was good and service was too albeit...

5 adults and 4 children, for lunch. burgers, scampi cottage pie, all with chips. cooked fresh and served with a...

This is a pub that screams to be gutted out, thoroughly disinfected and brought up to date.

This pub is the original old Marazion train station.Restaurant with a great view and outdoor seating. Friendly staff and pet friendly. Visited a few times as it's just a great place to sit and relax after walks along the coastal path.

This restaurant/pub is under new management. I was so pleased with the food and friendly atmosphere I had to visit again in the same week. The menu was a good selection of English dishes and at very reasonable prices. The staff were great. Dog friendly. My brother likes real ale and he was happy I am not a connoisseur so I had standard lager.

Not the cleanest of pubs and the beer was not the best either. Its a shame as the location is excellent but its best if you keep away from it till its cleaned up

Popped in for an early evening meal 16/5. Stepping over rubbish between my car and the shabby doorway, walked through a smokers area fitted out with old coach seats and oddments of stained foam rubber (1st impressions? I had by now decided probably not going to eat here!) entered the dingy old fashioned carpeted bar (decor1970?) didnt welcome the conversational attempt from a local drunk at the bar, looked at the plastic table clothed tables out in the dining area/conservatory?, felt the sticky plasticised menu cards and settled for a small Amstel instead of choosing a meal. There were 2 dogs in the bar area so no worries on that particular days dog owners might like to note. My lager was warm and flat and since there were bits floating in it I didn't finish my drink. No sign of barman as I was leaving, nor of the drunk either. 3am awake with stomach ache and diarrhoea, could only think it was the dirty lager. All in all I would not take my dog there. The place should be closed down, better still gutted and rebuilt making better use of the wonderful position. I was ashamed of what it might be doing to Cornwall's tourism industry. Visit Falmouth and see what good, clean, 21st century catering is all about.

I have discovered why so many pubs are closing in Cornwall. No food after 2pm. Restaurant area filthy, poor service and a lack of interest. All this despite dozens of visitors and 14 coaches outside.

Stopped for our evening meal, Allister behind the bar served excellent customer service, very attentive, lovely to have this from a young man who could not do enough for you, makes all the difference, a very nice meal enjoyed with excellent beer and wine, add the fantastic view even though weather was yuk.

Great views of St Michael's Mount and if you're looking for a drink fair enough. We were looking for lunch and now know why we were able to easily get a table on a busy half term lunchtime. We won't be eating there again.

Stopped here for a drink after a long walk on the beach with the dog. I have to say the pint of Doombar I had was probably the best one I have ever had. Well done on an excellently kept beer. Lovely sea views also.

We have been to the Station House on several occasions in the past and have always enjoyed our meals which I cannot fault but this time we had ordered our meals and then noticed there were two dogs under the next table and soon after there were five dogs in there well I dont know how other people feel eating their meals with dogs running around but we do not like it for one thing its a matter of hygiene three of these dogs had been in the sea and were wet and we are not talking small dogs either .It also looked like it had been cleaned up in there but not to a very good standard and the table we were sat at had the legs propped up with table mats because it was rocking all over the place sad to say will not be visiting there again in the future such a shame!!!

My wife and I had dinner here and found the staff to be friendly and welcoming. The menu is extensive, the food well-cooked and plentiful. The views from the dining room are beautiful and cover all the way from Penzance to Marazion, as the pub is so close to the sea. The decor is somewhat dated, and could use an update, but this did not detract at all. This place welcomes tourists and locals alike so it is easy to just stand and chat with others at the bar, over a pint, or take a table for dinner in the separate dining room. We have no hesitation in recommending this pub/restaurant and would definitely visit again.

Food was more than adequate and tasty. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Reasonable value for money. Cannot fault the views.

Think the term "character" pub, but much of it is very tired and dated. Staff were fun and food was reasonable but slightly overpriced

Visit every year when we are staying in Marazion. Staff are always really friendly and welcoming. The view of the bay and St Michaels Mount is amazing whilst eating in the light airy conservatory. Good range of meals, well presented and fairly priced. Dart board, Snooker table and Bar football.

The staff are all very welcoming ,friendly, helpful.Food well cooked and presented, portions a plenty.The atmosphere was always pleasant and genuinly warm.Look forward to ur next visit.Jim. Diane

We have been to the Station House many times and have always enjoyed excellent meals cannot fault the food in any way quite a few meals to choose from you would not be disappointed whatever you decide to have and at a reasonable price too and a welcoming service from the staff and to have such a wonderful view is an added bonus will be back soon...

A bit like going back to the eighties but in a good way, the station house is an old fashioned pub with reasonably priced kid friendly food. Staff were very friendly and helpful and the views are spectacular. It looks a little bit scruffy but is far nicer than the usual identikit chain pubs.

Third time we have returned to dine at the Station Houses & once again we have enjoyed a superb meal,in the stunning surroundings.Home made pie was delicious & all the staff were very friendly.Unfortunately their car park was full & we had to use the paying car park

This is probably one of the best meals we have have for a very very long time. Stumbled on it by accident , only to find out that when my mother was alive it was one of their favorite haunts. Right from walking in the welcome was amazing(Ali) The food was incredible , if passing a must , wonderful views over St Michaels Mount . We will be back xxx

Visited for a family meal whilst on holiday - took my 4 year old little girl the toilet and saw a woman use the toilet and leave without washing her hands this turned out to be the waitress who served us our meals! The restaurant displays an aggressive sign stating that children and dogs are welcome provided they are kept under control - like children and dogs are the same breed ?? Food basic/below average drinks flat only good thing really is view

We had family meal last sunday at the Station house and i got to say it was exelent ....fantastic service from all of the Staff and a brilliant family atmosphere the food was exelent which all my family enjoyed ..There was the usual local Banter which i found to be pleasant and down to earth reality truths but not offensive in anyway When we was leaving we all agreed twas a lovely little afternoon outing ILL BE BACK lol

went in for a pint on Saturday afternoon the drinks came in dirty glasses, there was a group of people at the bar (locals) complaining about the tourists the were keeping there pub going! We sat outside as it was a nice day and the smell from the toilets was creeping into the bar! We didn't finish our drinks and left. The pub would be an absolute gold mine if the staff were on the ball and it had a good clean.

Not much to say, our family and pup, entered for lunch. Aggressively told no f------ dogs. So left looked dirty with bad attitude.

Not clean at all,we will not be eating here again ,it makes you wonder what the kitchen is like when you see the dinning area this mucky....

Had a swift half and a pint in here whilst waiting to pick up the keys for our holiday cottage on saturday 21st may.Looks like it is popular with the locals, which is always good.Pleasant bar staff and reasonable pricing.

I have been here a few times with my friends and our dogs over the winter months as it is only during the winter I we can walk our dogs on Marazion beach and this was the closest place to pop in to get a hot drink and the dogs sat or played under the table. Then out of the blue we were told if the dogs make any noise we would have to sit outside on a January day, this upset us four 50+ friends and suggested we would not come back again! The décor is shabby so taking the dogs in there from the beach didn't concern us or the staff before the last visit as they provided water and biscuits for the dogs, that the dogs could do any damage. When the hot chocolate machine was working it was quite nice but my friends had coffee on one of these occasions and said it was like dish water. It is a place I would never recommend to anyone with dogs because it seems they are no longer wanted in this place! The place could do with a good clean and refurbishment as it is very shabby and tatty and the windows are so dirty you can't see their spectacular views, shame. Some of the staff seem helpful and pleasant and others very rude indeed the manageress has informed me in an email QUOTE:"......I think the best course of action is to totally agree with you not to visit The Station House anymore."On that note we would never enter the property again and suggest if you love your dogs as much as we do you wouldn't be happy frequenting with The Station House!

A large circle of my friends and family use The Station House on a regular basis and have done for 25 years. It is always friendly and the staff are very welcoming, particularly the manageress Stephanie. I've never felt it necessary to write a review about anything before, but then I read the shameful reviews from Lee S and Catkin 19. It's clear that they are part of the same group as their reviews are nearly identical. I recognised these people immediately by the way they described themselves, and the nature of their unfounded complaint. The truth is, that if this "come lately" mob and their dirty, smelly, unruly dogs were to continue using the pub, I for one would have stopped going there for lunch. By their own admission they have been "regular customers" over the winter months, which begs the question, "why?". According to their review the place is a dump and the staff are rude, hardly a place to return to a second time, much less regularly. Can't be that bad can it! The problem is of their own making as each time they came in they took more and more liberties by bringing in dogs still wet from the sea, letting them off their leads, allowing them to get up onto the seats, and generally causing a nuisance to other people in the pub. I heard many complaints from other customers and agreed wholeheartedly that these weren't the type of people you would want to share a pub with. As for the small crowd of local men who "prop up the every day" yes, they do sit at the bar most days, and I would imagine they spend a shilling or two! So, if the staff listen to their complaints, who can blame them? Perhaps the decor could be freshened up but I find the place is generally clean, and holds a 5 Star rating from E.H.O. for the kitchen. (The certificate is prominently displayed!) If the upholstery is a little grubby, it isn't helped by this mob allowing their wet, smelly dogs onto the seats. it seems a bit rich to then complain! I love The Station House, the views are spectacular and sitting outside in the summer is one of lifes pleasures. These two reviews are totally false and unfair, and seem to be based purely on retaliation for being asked to behave in a civilised manner. Personally I'm thrilled that I won't be seeing them in there again. Finally, I've lived in Marazion for a considerable number of years and have never seen these people before, the small crowd of local men (I'm not among them) on the other hand are popular local businessmen mostly.

I've always considered this to be a pub, not a restaurant ... We have been using it regularly since about October for coffees and snacks after walking the dogs, but won't be any longer .... The pub is in an excellent position, with lovely views of the sea and St. Michaels Mount, the staff have always been friendly and pleasant, offering our dogs treats and water ..... The trouble lies with the small crowd of local men who prop up the bar every day ... Our dogs play quietly together under the table with sometimes a playful yap and other customers have enjoyed watching them ... but for some reason, they offend the locals at the bar, who have seen fit to complain ..... The décor is very shabby with dirty, dusty seats and cobwebs, The coffee/hot chocolate machine could do with replacing as it is often not working and bunged up, as it was again today, resulting in no hot chocolate and coffee that tasted like dishwater {promptly replaced for us by a friendly polite member of staff} The whole place could do with a good makeover to take real advantage of it's prime position.....

Dump of a place to go with shabby décor and staff which aren't much better. Before I had a chance to take my coat off a bigot in the pub had complained about my dog and my friends dogs. We have been regular customers over this winter, we walk our dogs on the beach then go into the pub for hot chocolate, coffee or tea and a KitKat and we have had a meal in this place, although only the once, that was enough. The complaint was expressed to my friend that the dogs 2 young German Shepherds and 1 Husky were making too much noise and were on the seats, this was said while all three were lying down under the table in the corner of the room and were quiet! However i would like to point out it seemed to be ok for a dog sitting in the dining area where people eat and bark several times, clearly they were being prejudiced against our dogs, so the sign on the window saying 'dogs welcome' is a load of rubbish!!! We are 4 local people who will never enter that pub ever again, it must be good to have a business where you can afford to turn people away. I would never recommend this place to anyone!

Superb location with great views, but let down by tired grubby interior and unfriendly staff, not an experience to be repeated.

lovely food and service here tpday food well presented not a long wait at all all of us very impressed with our lunch out today

Food and service only average quality but location is excellent. Lots of car parking. Best used for a snack or drinks if using the beach. If going for evening out better spend just a little more and go to one of the large choice of eateries in Marazion itself. Good range of foods and decent value for money.

Beautiful location but thats where it ends! Service at bar non friendly, food dissapointing and decor very shabby. In this position, The Station House shld be something really special.

This pub is in a prime location, and is dog friendly. It is small and simple-selling good, traditional pub grub! The prawn baguette is lovely! Well packed with prawns! My family also has sausage and mash, burger and chips, and chicken nuggets and chips. All cooked well, but again-proper pub grub! Worth a visit!

Needs some work doing on the place, especially the conservatory where we sat, with a lovely view of St. Michaels Mount, but webs, dust everywhere, puts you off, good choice of food and reasonably cooked, and priced. Need to get the cleaners in before we go back.

The food left much to be desired! Sirloin steak tasteless - vegetables bland. Granted the bar lady was on her own on a bank holiday Monday, the chef should have stayed at home