Ship Inn Portloe
1 October 2026
A quaint village pub set in the heart of Portloe and offering freshly prepared food and pretty gardens. Dog friendly and well placed for walking the coastal path both locals and visitors are made welcome.
Food and Drink near Mevagissey
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Ship Inn Portloe
A quaint village pub set in the heart of Portloe and offering freshly prepared food and pretty gardens. Dog friendly and well placed for walking the coastal path both locals and visitors are made welcome.
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The Rashleigh Arms
A centrally located pub with relaxing lounge bar and modern, open plan restaurant. Food is served from 12 noon to 9pm daily using locally sourced produce and guests are welcome to use the patio and gardens during the summer.
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Britannia Inn
With a lounge bar, separate restaurant, large play area and oodles of outside seating, The Britannia Inn is the ideal place to go for lunch, dinner and everyting in between.
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Dolphin Inn
Re-opened in 2025, The Dolphin Inn has new tenant landlords, much to the delight of the local community. Located in the heart of the village, visitors and locals are welcome.
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Sharksfin
A traditional St Austell Brewery bar and restaurant perched on the harbour front. Food is from local suppliers with an American twist. Enjoy lunch or dinner here or even just a drink by the waterfront. Baby friendly, your dog is also welcome.
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The Cellar Bar
A small, split level pub, popular with locals and tourists alike. There's a small beer garden and live entertainment including karaoke takes place regularly. Real ale is available and dogs are welcome.
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The Kings Arms
Tregony is known as the gateway to the Roseland peninsula. In the heart of this lovely town is The Kings Arms, a beautiful old coaching inn with original slate floors and wood panelled walls, an original well can even be seen through the floor.
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The Barley Sheaf at Gorran
A traditional pub recently restored and reopened by the great, great, great grandson of the original owner. Locally sourced food is served along side a selection of great beers and fine wines.
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Wreckers Restaurant
You can dine inside or out here. The restaurant was once a boat shed and you can still see the quirky bent roof and hand crafted beams. Try the catch of the day or treat yourself to something from the Cornish patisserie.
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Hewas Inn
Situated in the heart of the village, this traditional Cornish pub offers a warm welcome to visitors and locals alike. Food is prepared using local produce and real ales are on offer from St Austell Brewery. During the summer months you can drink or eat in the beer garden.
Food and Drink near Mevagissey
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The Rashleigh Arms
15 April 2026
A centrally located pub with relaxing lounge bar and modern, open plan restaurant. Food is served from 12 noon to 9pm daily using locally sourced produce and guests are welcome to use the patio and gardens during the summer.
Britannia Inn
7 October 2024
With a lounge bar, separate restaurant, large play area and oodles of outside seating, The Britannia Inn is the ideal place to go for lunch, dinner and everyting in between.
Dolphin Inn
3 September 2023
Re-opened in 2025, The Dolphin Inn has new tenant landlords, much to the delight of the local community. Located in the heart of the village, visitors and locals are welcome.
Sharksfin
25 August 2023
A traditional St Austell Brewery bar and restaurant perched on the harbour front. Food is from local suppliers with an American twist. Enjoy lunch or dinner here or even just a drink by the waterfront. Baby friendly, your dog is also welcome.
The Cellar Bar
8 November 2021
A small, split level pub, popular with locals and tourists alike. There's a small beer garden and live entertainment including karaoke takes place regularly. Real ale is available and dogs are welcome.
The Kings Arms
3 October 2021
Tregony is known as the gateway to the Roseland peninsula. In the heart of this lovely town is The Kings Arms, a beautiful old coaching inn with original slate floors and wood panelled walls, an original well can even be seen through the floor.
The Barley Sheaf at Gorran
21 June 2021
A traditional pub recently restored and reopened by the great, great, great grandson of the original owner. Locally sourced food is served along side a selection of great beers and fine wines.
Wreckers Restaurant
21 June 2021
You can dine inside or out here. The restaurant was once a boat shed and you can still see the quirky bent roof and hand crafted beams. Try the catch of the day or treat yourself to something from the Cornish patisserie.
Hewas Inn
13 October 2019
Situated in the heart of the village, this traditional Cornish pub offers a warm welcome to visitors and locals alike. Food is prepared using local produce and real ales are on offer from St Austell Brewery. During the summer months you can drink or eat in the beer garden.