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Coachmakers Arms

Newport

Callington

PL17 6AS

Tel. 01579 382567

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Pendarver Road

Ramsgate

Camborne

TR14 0RT

Tel. 01209 712691

_________________________________________________________________________________ Tyacks Hotel

27 Commercial St.

Camborne

Tel. 01209 612424

 

11.00-11.00 Mon-Sat

12.00-10.30 Sun

 

GBG,R,F,P,B,S,C         M=8

 

Brewery – St Austell

Real Ales – HSD, Tinners, Daylight Robbery

Food  - Yes

 

In Camborne, at the West end of the town.  There is a small car park down a side street adjacent to it, with a barrier, but to get out you need a token from the bar.  Inside the pub the lounge bar is surprisingly spacious and there is a public bar as well.  Not a typical hotel impersonation of a pub but rather good.  Although, when they have live music it can be deafening inside.    Stu 7/10  Aug 1998

 

Large town centre pub which St Austells have spent a lot of money on. Lots of wood panelling and separate areas to drink, so you have a choice of where to sit. Good lively atmosphere for somewhere so big.

John 8/10 Nov 98

 

Large comfortable bar with sectioned of seating areas. Plenty of space (though maybe crowded in evening!) Interesting paintings and prints on stone block walls. Large well lit bar area. Cider jars on window sills.  Sue Sept 1998

 

Darlington Hotel

Fore St.

Camelford

On A39

Tel. 01840 213314

 

 

11.00-11.00 Mon-Sat

? Sun

 

R,F,B,C      M=9

 

Brewery – St Austell

Real Ales – HSD, Tinners

Food  - Good

 

The original 13th Century building burnt down.  What a terrible shame!  The replacement is a replica, but you can see it’s all too new.  Anyway, a nice pub which is easy to find as you head up the hill to the West of the Town.  It’s on the right.  Beamed bar serving good food.  Stu 1997 8/10

 

This is the first time I have visited the pub, so I can't give a opinion about it was like before the fire in 1996. Lovely traditional pub with a friendly landlord, dimly lit with low beams, stone floor and a nice fireplace. Was told by the landlord there are still some of the orginal beams left from the fire. Very enjoyable.

John 9/10 Dec 2000

 

This Hotel was rebuilt following a serious fire in 1996. Very friendly landlord. Pointed out this was our last pub on the St Austell’s passport (apart from brewery centre ). Dark wood tables and chairs and attractive latticed windows with Xmas fairly lights. Large open fireplace. Parking a little difficult but frontage very impressive. 

Sue Dec 2000

 

Masons Arms

Market Place

Camelford

Tel. 01840 213309

 

 

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R,F,P,B,C   M=9

 

Brewery – St Austell

Real Ales – HSD, Tinners

Food  - Good

 

Traditional pub on the main road. Nice pub with a laid back atmosphere, a pub you can relax in. Nice collection of antiques, a cut above the usual things you find in pubs. A good beer garden, which backs on to a river. Spent the night here a nice place too stay in.  John 9/10

 

Stayed at this pub for the night. Old coaching inn exterior with lovely hanging baskets and trailing nasturtiums and a lovely peaceful beer garden at the rear, backing on to a river.  Inside, an incredible collection of old bottles and carved wooden cats!  Also strange collection of antique medicines in a cabinet in the room! An antique collectors paradise.  Staff very friendly and helpful and nice bathroom, would certainly stay here again.

Sue Aug 1997

 

Lamb and Flag

On A30 between Hayle and Penzance

Canons Town

Tel. 01736 753829

 

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R,F,P,B,C,S       

 

Brewery – Free House

Real Ales –

Food  - Very Good

 

Although it concentrates on excellent food, the beer is also very good.  They also serve free roast potatoes some evenings for the thirsty drinkers.  Very nice touch!  There is a large car park beside it, and St Erth station just up the road.  Stu 7/10 1997

 

Old Forge

Carnon Downs

Nr Truro

On A39 – Off roundabout at top of bypass

Tel. 01872

 

 

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R,F,P,B,C   M=6

 

Brewery – Brewers Faire

Real Ales – Fullers London Pride, Wadworths 6X

Food  - OK

 

The first thing I will say is that the Old Forge is NOT old.  It was built in the mid 1990’s.  Well last century then.  It’s a family oriented food establishment.  But its not as bad as you may think, with reasonable real ales; unfortunately served through sparklers.  Food is good and there is plenty for the kids if they don’t like real ale.  (Only joking).  There is an adjoining ‘Fun Factory’ full of balls.  Kids like it as well!  Stu 7/10 Feb 2001

 

 

Wheal Basset Inn

Carnkie

Redruth

Tel. 01209

 

Sawles Arms

On old A391

Carthew

Tel. 01726

 

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? Sun

 

R,F,P,B,C   M=7

 

Brewery – St Austell

Real Ales – HSD, XXXX Mild

Food  - Simple and good

 

This is a delightful and friendly pub.  Easy to drive past but its in a 70’s time-warp.  You could be driving a Ford Cortina!  Formica, small bar and separate pool room.  Stu 7/10 1998

 

A locals pub where pool and darts seen to be popular with the locals judging by the trophies. Locals made for a friendly atmosphere.  John 7/10 Nov 98

 

A friendly, cosy locals pub not quite my type of pub but friendly and warm welcome from landlord. Cosy fireplace and warm coloured(although basic) furniture. Trophies displayed above fireplace with a coat of arms.

Sue Sept 98

 

Brittania Inn

Chacewater

Nr Redruth

Tel. 01872

 

 

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R,B,C         M=7.5

 

Brewery – Free House

Real Ales – Wadworth 6X, Worthington Best Bitter

Food  - Yes

 

This is an usual little pub on the main road through Chacewater.  In 1999 it was sold by St Austell and it became a free house.  When owned by the St Austell estate it had a small hotel kind-a bar, but it has been enlarged with a drinking and seating area. Still frequented by many locals and has the occasional beer festival.  Stu 6/10 Dec 2000

 

Small pub with all the tables taken up by Sunday diners. An ex St Austell pub which is very average and bland. I can see why they sold it!  John 7/10 Dec 2000

 

Very open-plan pub and quite food orientated.  Also very crowded, but found two comfy chairs by the fire, Stu had to rough it!  Had San Miguel again. Large hunting horn over fireplace, but otherwise decor rather bland. Now a free house, but they signed the St Austells passport anyway.  Sue Dec 2000

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Kings Head Hotel

Chacewater

Nr Redruth

Tel. 01872

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Rambling Miner

Chacewater

Nr Redruth

Tel. 01872

 

Maltsters Arms

Chapel Amble

Pl27 6EU

Tel. 01208 812473

Rashleigh Arms

Charlestown

Nr St Austell off A390

Tel. 01726 73635

 

11.00-11.00 Mon-Sat

12.00-10.30 Sun

 

GBG,R,F,P,B,C   

 

Brewery –

Real Ales – Fullers ESB, Sharps Doom Bar and several others.

Food  - Good

 

Big food orientated pub but the food does not get in the way.  Separate family room for the young ones.  The car park is cobbled and uneven so it’s interesting for the driver getting in.  Charlestown has been used by many TV companies for period dramas.     Stu 7/10  Aug 1999

 

Chiverton Arms

Chiverton Cross

Nr Redruth on A30

Tel. 01872

 

Fox and Hounds

Comford

Nr Redruth on the A393 towards Falmouth

Tel. 01209 820521

 

 

11.00-3.00 6.00-11.00 Mon-Sat 

12.00-3.00 7.00-10.30 Sun

 

GBG,R,F,P,B,C    M=8.5

 

Brewery – St Austell

Real Ales – HSD, Tinners plus another seasonal beer.

Food  - Very  Good

 

There was a devastating fire here in the Autumn of 2000, but fortunately the pub reopened the following Christmas – The pub has been rebuilt tastefully with wonderful slate flags on the floor.  There is plenty of parking at the front and once inside you could stay there all day.  Beers were very good. During a visit before the fire I served myself from the casks behind the bar.  Apparently the Barmaids wrists were playing up!  Good home cooked food and the comfy chairs were great.  Stu 8/10 Jan 2001

 

Lovely country pub. With low beams and a fireplace, which was creating a warm cosy atmosphere. Beer served straight from the barrel. Everything about this place is cosy and comfortable.  John 8.5/10 Nov 98

 

A very pretty country pub with a real fire and very comfortable flower patterned upholstered seats-with cushions! Stone fireplace and old beams with horse brasses. An old pub, judging from low beams and asymmetric layout. A real character pub.  Sue Sept 1998

 

Turnpike Inn

Connor Downs

On the old A30 nr Hayle

TR27 5DT

Tel. 01736 752377

 

11.00-11.00 Mon-Sat

12.00-10.30 Sun

 

R,F,P,B,C   M=7.5

 

Brewery – St Austell

Real Ales – HSD, Tinners

Food  - Good

 

Connor is the Cornish word for rabbit.  On the nearby dunes at Hayle there are millions of them!  Anyway, this pub is very nice.  Take the old turnpike road to Camborne from Loggans Moor roundabout at Hayle. The pub takes its name from it.  Children and dogs are welcome inside this cottagey pub. It has a bar area and an adjoining restaurant, which are both very comfortable. Large car park to side and rear as well as a beer garden. Stu 7/10  1998

 

Large roadside pub which seems to for the dining market. There is a bar for drinking but it seems out of place. The fish tank is the most outstanding feature of this pub. John 7/10 Nov 98

 

A pretty country pub with dark wood furniture with red upholstery. Rather dark. Nice tropical fish tank and a collection of miniatures and a friendly pub dog. Rather food orientated with large dining area and fruit machine prominent.  Sue Sept 98

 

Queens Arms

Constantine

Nr Falmouth

Tel.

 

Paris Hotel

Coverack

Nr Helston

Tel.

 

Finnygook Inn

Crafthole

Torpoint

PL11 8BQ

Tel. 01209 712336

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West Pentire

Crantock

TR8 5SE

Tel. 01637 830363

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Langurrock Road

Crantock

TR8 5RB

Tel. 01637 830243

Edgecumbe Arms

Cremyl

Torpoint

Pl10 1HX

Tel. 01752 822294

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Star Inn

Crowlas

A30

TR20 8DX

01736 740375

 

 

11.00-23.00

12.00-22.30 Sundays

R,P,C

 

Brewery – Free House

Real Ales – Up to 5 - Ruddles Best Bitter, Tom Woods Bitter, Ring o Bells Bodmin Boar, Clearwater Olivers Nectar, Hope Valley Hope Bitter

Food – Generally not available ?

 

I last came here 23 years ago and it has turned from an old keg pub with seating around the edge into a fine real ale outlet.  The ex Cotleigh brewer who runs the place has been threatening to brew on the premises.  The large black board by the bar tell of current and future real ales available.  The floor is slate and the walls red and white.  The beer was in superb condition.  The Penzance buses stop opposite so that is the best way to visit.

Stuart Sept 2003 9/10

 

A pub with a good choice of ales. Pleasant decor which looks likes it's been recently done. Slate floor, white walls, and some nice paintings of old fishing ports.  Handpump clips of previous beers above the bar, and a list of current beers and forthcoming beers on the blackboard.  John 8.5/10 visit Sept 2003

 

Smugglers Den

Cubert

Tel. 01637

 

Tree Tops Inn

Cubert

Tel. 01637 830379

 

11.00-3.00 6.00-11.00 Mon-Sat

12.00-3.00 7.00-10.30 Sun

 

R,F,P,C     

 

Brewery – Free House

Real Ales – Sharps and Skinners

Food  - Very Good

 

Built in 1963.  It’s a family owned pub which presumably was their bungalow.  Two large bars and great real ale and food.  Friendly service to boot.  It’s a really unusual pub and definitely worth a visit. Stu 1999 8/10