Situated in the tiny Rosemergy on the winding clifftop road between St Just and St Ives, we dropped in on a whim after seeing the sign by the road.
So glad we did!. Plenty of parking and wandered thro
It’s always such a great taste here with wonderful dishes to share. A real gem. Bur sad as Maria en famille will be leaving Pendeen later this month. Go while you can. Good luck.
Fantastic Sunday lunch. Warm welcome very friendly. Delicious Sunday lunch and a very generous portion. Yummy pudding! Very accommodating for our toddler and dog. Highly recommend - we’ll definitely c
1 Fore St, St Just, Penzance TR19 7LL, United Kingdom, England
They don’t make them like this anymore! Proper old fashioned pub with a cozy interior featuring historic photos of the town, landlord was friendly and welcoming, drinks cost as much as you’d expect in
Tasty pizzas, you can choose from a creative menu or pick your own toppings. Also had brownies and cakes to choose from. It was open on Bank Holiday Monday evening which we were grateful for, and pizz
Popped in here for a cream tea, deliciously warm scones with jam and clotted cream, a real treat. Very reasonably priced. The staff were lovely, very friendly, would definitely recommend.
Notice in the window listed opening times for sandwiches and snacks as 8.30 a.m. onwards, Monday til Saturday. There was a list of fare including bacon and egg sandwiches, just what we wanted for bre
Simply the best pasties we have ever had!
You know it’s going to be good when there are only two options - ‘meat’ or ‘vegetable’ in either regular or large. It said to me, ‘this is the way we have do
What a surprise. We went for the fabulous location but the coffee, served in vintage mugs was excellent and the pasties very tasty. A super visit enhanced by the Little Wonder Cafe.
Lovely setting, very simple menu of about 3 different dishes. We had cheese ploughmans, which was 2 slices of bread and chunk of cheese, with few pickled onions in a bowl and little dish of pickle. Ga
The fish and chips were lovely however portion sizes were an issue, for a large fish and chips, side of curry and peas with x2 drinks we paid nearly £20. However portion sizes were very small. We aske
It is a while since I reviewed The Queen’s Arms, we’ve got into the habit of walking up here when we are in Nancherrow for our monthly visits, and I have to say since the change of ownership 2 years a
As the pub is the 'last/first inn' in England, we felt it lacked that something that would make it more interesting. The menu has little choice, but, although the food was tasty, we felt it was overpr
