A traditional Cornish pub with roaring log fire to keep you warm in winter and lots of outside seating with a sea view for the summer months. Car parking is available and dogs are welcome. A popular place, best to book ahead at busy times.
A good stopping off point if you are in the area or walking the coastal path. A small pub and good for refreshments as the area is pretty rural, close to Kennack Sands.
This delightful pub offers a warm welcome to all. There are regularly live bands playing at the pub. In the summer months why not enjoy a drink and perhaps a bite to eat out on the decking whilst you take in the magnificent sea view!
A traditional Cornish pub with outside seating and parking at the rear of the building down a narrow lane. There are regular quiz nights and entertainment and food is served daily.
A traditional bar with classic choices - try the bangers and mash, which takes this dish to a whole new level. In the restaurant, three Cornish chefs compete to make their mark on the burgeoning specials board.
Traditional family-run village pub in Praze-an-Beeble with a large beer garden and slide to keep the children entertained. The family also run a deli in the village.
This warm, inviting 18th Century coaching inn uses fresh ingredients from local producers to create an imaginative menu. Children's portions available. Open for evening meals Tuesday - Saturday and Sunday lunches.
Set right by the harbour, this pub offers a great menu and in winter, two roaring log fires. The South West Coast Path passes right by the door, making it an ideal place to stop and refuel. Prepare to eat early as meals are served in the bar area and space is limited. Children are not allowed in the main bar but there is additional seating next door.
This traditional pub offers home cooked food, either in the bar or restaurant and extends awarm welcome to all. They are very popular for Sunday lunch - booking is advisable.
If you like old pubs, then this is the one to visit. Legends and stories ooze out of every granite crack, along the Monk's alley to the large beer garden and ancient skittle alley. Here be sited the oldest of four original pub breweries in Britain, with the legendary Spingo flooring many man. Words are not enough, you'll have to experience it for yourself.
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30 December 2023
A traditional Cornish pub with roaring log fire to keep you warm in winter and lots of outside seating with a sea view for the summer months. Car parking is available and dogs are welcome. A popular place, best to book ahead at busy times.
7 August 2022
A good stopping off point if you are in the area or walking the coastal path. A small pub and good for refreshments as the area is pretty rural, close to Kennack Sands.
9 April 2022
This delightful pub offers a warm welcome to all. There are regularly live bands playing at the pub. In the summer months why not enjoy a drink and perhaps a bite to eat out on the decking whilst you take in the magnificent sea view!
14 October 2020
A traditional Cornish pub with outside seating and parking at the rear of the building down a narrow lane. There are regular quiz nights and entertainment and food is served daily.
10 April 2016
A traditional bar with classic choices - try the bangers and mash, which takes this dish to a whole new level. In the restaurant, three Cornish chefs compete to make their mark on the burgeoning specials board.
12 June 2014
Traditional family-run village pub in Praze-an-Beeble with a large beer garden and slide to keep the children entertained. The family also run a deli in the village.
13 May 2014
This warm, inviting 18th Century coaching inn uses fresh ingredients from local producers to create an imaginative menu. Children's portions available. Open for evening meals Tuesday - Saturday and Sunday lunches.
2 January 2011
Set right by the harbour, this pub offers a great menu and in winter, two roaring log fires. The South West Coast Path passes right by the door, making it an ideal place to stop and refuel. Prepare to eat early as meals are served in the bar area and space is limited. Children are not allowed in the main bar but there is additional seating next door.
This traditional pub offers home cooked food, either in the bar or restaurant and extends awarm welcome to all. They are very popular for Sunday lunch - booking is advisable.
If you like old pubs, then this is the one to visit. Legends and stories ooze out of every granite crack, along the Monk's alley to the large beer garden and ancient skittle alley. Here be sited the oldest of four original pub breweries in Britain, with the legendary Spingo flooring many man. Words are not enough, you'll have to experience it for yourself.