This traditional county pub has a lovely interior and low beams. Food is locally sourced and seasonal with daily specials available. Regular barbecues take place so call in on a summer evening and enjoy warm weather in the garden.
Welcome to this traditional Cornish pub with outdoor seating and open fires in winter. Locals use the pub as a micro library so you can enjoy a beer and book at the same time. Dogs are welcome.
Set above the sea with a palm lined garden running down to the rocks, this is the perfect place to enjoy the creations of Head Chef Matthew Smith. The menu is created using locally sourced produce and guests are welcome to dine on the terrace in fine weather or inside on the Upper Deck. An open fire will keep you toasty during autumn and winter.
Winner of the Gold award for Pub of the Year in the Cornwall Tourism Awards 2009. Great food and you will need to book.
Perfect for a snack before or after following in the pilgrim's footsteps to St Michael's Mount.
There's a big menu to choose from here, featuring all the traditional pub favourites. Plus a nice outdoor area at the back.
Located in the centre of the village, this friendly St Austell Brewery pub offers locally sourced Cornish food every day of the week. There is outside seating for warmer months and a log fire to keep you warm in winter. Children and dogs are welcome.
In the heart of this traditional Cornish fishing village and right on the harbour side, this pub serves traditional meals using local produce and cask ales.
Chef Ben Cunliffe serves up great quality food with a daily changing menu offering predominantly locally caught seafood. A great traditonal pub with real ales and friendly staff. Even your dog is welcome!
The Crown Inn is a snug little pub tucked away on Bread Street, off Penzance's main Market Jew Street. Friendly staff, good homemade food (try the pizzas) and local ales make it a popular spot for locals. The Sunday roasts are among the best in town, but space is limited, so it's advisable to book.
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6 October 2026
This traditional county pub has a lovely interior and low beams. Food is locally sourced and seasonal with daily specials available. Regular barbecues take place so call in on a summer evening and enjoy warm weather in the garden.
24 September 2026
Welcome to this traditional Cornish pub with outdoor seating and open fires in winter. Locals use the pub as a micro library so you can enjoy a beer and book at the same time. Dogs are welcome.
21 September 2026
Set above the sea with a palm lined garden running down to the rocks, this is the perfect place to enjoy the creations of Head Chef Matthew Smith. The menu is created using locally sourced produce and guests are welcome to dine on the terrace in fine weather or inside on the Upper Deck. An open fire will keep you toasty during autumn and winter.
17 August 2026
Winner of the Gold award for Pub of the Year in the Cornwall Tourism Awards 2009. Great food and you will need to book.
12 May 2026
Perfect for a snack before or after following in the pilgrim's footsteps to St Michael's Mount.
27 July 2025
There's a big menu to choose from here, featuring all the traditional pub favourites. Plus a nice outdoor area at the back.
7 July 2025
Located in the centre of the village, this friendly St Austell Brewery pub offers locally sourced Cornish food every day of the week. There is outside seating for warmer months and a log fire to keep you warm in winter. Children and dogs are welcome.
8 October 2024
In the heart of this traditional Cornish fishing village and right on the harbour side, this pub serves traditional meals using local produce and cask ales.
8 April 2024
Chef Ben Cunliffe serves up great quality food with a daily changing menu offering predominantly locally caught seafood. A great traditonal pub with real ales and friendly staff. Even your dog is welcome!
19 September 2023
The Crown Inn is a snug little pub tucked away on Bread Street, off Penzance's main Market Jew Street. Friendly staff, good homemade food (try the pizzas) and local ales make it a popular spot for locals. The Sunday roasts are among the best in town, but space is limited, so it's advisable to book.