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another great boozer witch i visit when in falmouth going to get forced out of buisness due to the smoking ban, what happened to freedom of choice how dare them.
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Lovely quiet little pub - wish there were more like this! Good pint of Tribute, or some too-easily drinkable cider!
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Visited 22/10/06, Sunday Lunchtime. A slightly smokey atmosphere but not unpleasant. Fairly quiet, but the locals and bar staff were all friendly. A superb pint of Tribute. Went back the following evening, pub busier but great atmosphere and beer good.
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I have been drinking in the Masons for almost 10 years and it has pretty much never changed...this is a good thing as there are not many traditional pubs like this left.
Yes, quite often there is no music playing and only 2 people sat at the bar...but other times the place is full and lively with loads of interesting characters to talk to. The point is, most of the customers are regulars but start a conversation with anyone in there and after a while you'll become another regular.
I love the masons best in the winter when you can go in and sit by the fire, read the paper, play some cards and feel like your at home in your own front room! Love it!
They also sell the best cider you've ever tasted. Cloudly, appley and seriously strong.
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does Cornish Cream on tap, a quality pint you have to try. Deadpan atmosphere great place for a quiet pint away from the horrors of witherspoons or nearby remedies, recommended.
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We found the pub little changed but it could be a bit claustrophobic perhaps. The other customers looked fairly normal to us on our Saturday lunchtime visit and my pint of Tribute was good. The parrot was the most colourful patron we saw!
Howard & Sue - 19 Jul 2004 21:48 |
WOT Happened. Returned 6 months later, HSD was only just acceptable, music was loud and the place filled with a motley crew of what can only be described as senior citizen piss heads who had spent their pension money on cheap cider all day. Not a nice sight. Alternative go to Wodehouse Arms down the road, still music on but staff friendly and food if you want it.
steve - 17 May 2004 13:06 |
Found this pub on holiday - superb - no sparklers on the beer taps like some other crazy St. Austell places - keep it up
steve - 29 Dec 2003 19:08 |
a real pub in a lovely location, fantastic homely welcome- good beer and all the attributes of a familly run boozer that you dont advertise. oh and they are really patriotic so if you want to see a real english pub while there still are a few about-pop in, it wont be your only visit
mike - 9 Jun 2002 19:20 |
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