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Good food, Excellant local beers, Stoggs and Cornish Knocker from Skinners as well as Sharps Doom Bar. All excellantly served. Recommanded.
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Called in for a swift half in the middle of the afternoon but ended up staying and drinking two excellent pints of Doom Bar which were served by a very attractive and friendly barmaid named Louise. Although I did not try them, there were three other hand pulled real ales available, all from Skinner’s Brewery. I can’t comment about the food as it is served lunchtime and evening only, but I do agree with previous comments about the pleasant views of the harbour and estuary from the rear of the pub.
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Great pub with friendly staff
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great view from back
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Quizman..
You must have hit it on a hate football/rugby day,
Had a smashing evening in here..albeit.. mid-September after short haul from the med,
Food was superb, Beer was excellent, (bit pricey) Weather atrocious, so went no further, Singalong, Friendly banter with locals and staff (no sign of Jethro) could not fault this pub!
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Oh dear, went in on a Sunday to watch Rugby game, only about 6 people in. Why - took ages to get served by sourly faced barmaid who was more intent on doing 'other things' facing away from the public. When match finished we were not entitled to listen to the 'round up' off goes the telly and loud music comes on Why? there was nobody in there the slightly bit interested in music. Beer was of acceptable quality though.
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After a boat trip up the river where the wind proved colder and brisker than expected I felt in need of comfort. This place provided
a - a warm welcome
b - St Austell Tribute
c - Steak and ale pie with chips
A life saved!
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Nicely situated pub, friendly atmosphere the times I've been there. The beer is ok
blamm - 26 Jan 2007 11:47 |
Visited 25/10/06, Wednesday afternoon. Spent some time on a very wet afternoon in this pub situated in the middle of town. Superb views from the back windows across the estuary and towards the castle. Unfortunately as with so many youngsters working behind the bar there seems to be a need to play music too loud making conversation difficult. Sharps beers not on, only Skinner's Heligan Honey (other than lagers or cream flow varieties) available, which was fair.
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Comfortable pub with a popular menu and seats overlooking the harbour. Relaxing. Pool table in one corner but the whole pub has a spacious airy feel. Welcoming staff seem enthusiastic.
Howard & Sue - 19 Jul 2004 21:37 |
