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St Michaels Mount Inn
Fore St
Barripper
TR14 0QR
Tel. 01209 712336
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Red Lion Inn
Blackwater
TR4 8EU
Tel. 01209 717950
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Blisland Inn
The Green
Blisland
Nr Bodmin off A30
Tel. 01208 850734
11.30-11.00 Mon-Sat
12.00-10.30 Sun
R,F,P,C
Brewery Free House
Real Ales Range of 7 real ales on tap.
Food - Very Good
Beautiful old granite pub in the little village of
Blisland The only village in Cornwall with a village green. Small bar as you
enter with great range of real ales.
Family room at the back and a pool room.
Another bar to the right of the front door as well. Good quality home cooked food available. This is the Camra National Pub of the Year
2001! The bar man was slow but
friendly. He did not know what a donner
kebab was HE HAS NOT LIVED! Plenty of parking. Stu 9/10
May 2001
Pub which was CAMRA pub of the year for 2001.
Which it deserved for its ever changing ranges of beers, and clearly marked
prices on the handpumps. But not for its
bar service. On the day we visited the
barman didn't know which beer was which and messed up our food order. Nice cosy interior and a good family room.
with Iguana! John 8./10 May 2001
Ye Old Ferry House
Bodinnick
Across river from Fowey Via car ferry
PL23 1LX
Tel. 01726 870237
Circa 1920
? Mon-Sat
? Sun
R,B,S,C
Brewery
Real Ales
Food - Fine quality food
Historic pub sitting across the river from
Fowey. Situated on a steep hill, its
worth the climb. Very old fashioned
inside but welcoming. Stu 8/10 1996
BODMIN
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Barley Sheaf
Lower
Bodmin
Tel. 01208
? Mon-Sat
? Sun
B,S,C M=7
Brewery St Austell
Real Ales None
Food - ?
The name of the street sums it all up. Travel back to 1971. No real ale, plastic everywhere, patterned
carpets and closed on Sundays. Know what
I mean! Stu 1/10 1999
Pub, which was closed on our first visit. We didn't know how lucky we were! Pub would
only seen attractive, if the alternative was a pub-crawl of Baghdad! John 4/10 Nov 98
A locals pub in the centre of Bodmin high street.
Was closed on our first visit. Dog tried to offer us a beer mat! Nice beer
courtyard at the back. But rather basic furniture inside-not very attractive. Sue
Sept 99
Borough Arms
Dunmere Halt
Bodmin
On Bodmin to Wadebridge road
Tel. 01208 73118
11.00-11.00 Mon-Sat
12.00-10.30 Sun
R,F,P,C
Brewery
Real Ales Sharps Own
Food - Very Good
Situated right beside the Camel Trail, its called
halt because the trail was once a railway line to Camelford. Closed long ago by Beeching, it is now used
by walkers and cyclists. Great pub with
plenty of parking. Very good food and
Sharps Beer from the nearby micro. There
is a lot of seating inside with three separate areas which are all rather
large. Walk to Wadebridge and even
Padstow if you are really adventurous afterwards.
Stu 8/10
Nov 2000
Cornish Arms
Off Fore St
Bodmin
Tel. 01208
? Mon-Sat
? Sun
R,F,B,S,C M=7.5
Brewery St Austell
Real Ales HSD, Trelawnys Pride
Food - ?
New pub built in 1988. The last time we visited the Landlord was
moving on the next day! Large, disco type
of pub with wood walls and floor. Not
sure what to make of it all? Stu
6/10 1998
Large disco type pub in the town
centre, which we visited early Sunday afternoon. Had a 'the morning after' feel
to it. Lots of space to sit in, not cosy or rexaling but a okay place. John
7/10 Nov 98
A very large pub with a dance floor
with a band area and large viewing screen. Separate area with rows of dark wood
tables. Walls decorating in beige and mauve, imagine this pub would be crowded
in the evenings, but felt a little 'lost' in it when nearly empty! Friendly
landlord said the pub was going to be let to a tenancy soon. Interesting black
varnisled stove in ingle nook. Sue
Sept 98
George and Dragon
Bodmin
Tel. 01208
? Mon-Sat
? Sun
R,F,B,S,C M=7
Brewery St Austell
Real Ales HSD, Trelawnys Pride
Food - Bar Snacks
Up the hill from the old Law Courts. Another
locals pub but quite cosy inside. Stu
6/10 1998
Small pub
up a hill from the town centre. Very much a locals pub but not unfriendly to
strangers. Cheese on the bar Sunday lunch time (A nice touch Stu) . John 7/10 Sept 98
Again, a locals pub. Nice bar with
locals sitting along and a cute white fluffy dog. Small bar area with tapestry
of boats and harbour on wall. Red furnishings and white walls with 'fake' beams
on ceiling. Cheese and pickles on bar a nice gesture for locals. Sue Sept 98
Hole In The Wall
Bodmin
PL31 2DS
Tel. 01208 72397
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Weavers
Honey St.
Bodmin
Tel. 01208 74511
11.00-11.00 Mon-Sat
12.00-10.30 Sun
R,F,B,S,C M=8.5
Brewery St Austell
Real Ales HSD, Tinners and Trelawnys Pride
Food - Very Good
Situated in a pedestrianised street in the town, I
have been here many times for lunch. The
pub is deeper than its wide but very cosy inside. Sitting area at the front, then a narrow bar
and at the rear a seating section for dining. It gets very busy at
lunchtimes. Stu 8/10 Nov 1998
Pub very different from its St
Austells neighour ( Cornish Arms ). This is very traditional with paintings,
stone walls and a warm fire, which makes for a cosy atmosphere. A country pub
in a town centre. John 8/10 Nov 98
Friendly locals pub with warm
atmosphere and a roaring fire. Real stone walls and interesting paintings of
19th century Cornwall. Polished wood tables in 'sectioned off' areas. Unusual
collection of clocks! Bar area well lit Sue Sept 98
Bolingey Inn
Bolingey
Perranporth
TR6 0DH
Tel. 01872 572974
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Jamaica Inn
Bolventor
off A30
Tel. 01566 86250
? Mon-Sat
? Sun
R,F,P,C
Brewery
Real Ales Boddingtons
Food - Poor , last visit
I have visited this place several times and it
gets worse with each visit. 2/10 Stu
A tourist trap full stop. Pub immortalised by a Daphne Du Maurier novel
which has change out of all recognition since she wrote about it. I can not
remember her writing about a gift shop complex or restaurant, but might be wrong! . On the plus side there are
still some old parts of the pub left, lets hope the owners don't want to put a
games room there. Place where you feel more at home drinking cream teas than
beer.
Visted (only the once) John 3/10
Cobweb Inn
The Bridge
Boscastle
PL35 0HE
Tel. 01845 250278
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Napoleon Inn
High St.
Boscastle
Tel. 01840 250204
10.30-3.00 6.00-11.00 Mon-Sat
12.00-3.00 7.00-10.30 Sun
R,F,P,B,C M=8.5
Brewery St Austell
Real Ales HSD, Tinners
Food - Very
Good
Pub at the top of the town which isn't
so tourists orientated as the other two pubs in the Boscastle. A nice genuine
old whitewash pub. A little small, but full of locals at the bar who add to the
atmosphere. John 8/10
The inn is at the top of the town,
with very attractive plants outside. Interior nice, with dark furniture in the
lounge and a friendly locals bar. Sue
Aug 1997
THE
WELLINGTON HOTEL
The Harbour
Boscastle
PL35 0AQ
Tel. 01840 250202
10.30-3.00 6.00-11.00 Mon-Sat
12.00-3.00 7.00-10.30 Sun
R,F,P,B,C M=8.5
Brewery Free House
Real Ales Spriggan and Cornish Knocker from the Skinners
brewery or Tribute and HSD from St Austell Ales.
Food - Is available most of the
time in the bar with additional tables on the first floor gallery overlooking
the lower stage area and bars.
THE WELLY LONG BAR !
Serving beers since the seventeenth century
- Live music is presented up to three nights a week, including singers night
every Wednesday of the year and the Sunday Session every week from October to
May (inclusive) and monthly in the summer. Plus alternate Fridays throughout
the year.
Other
events include barbecues, art & craft shows and even ghost hunts.
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Gurnards Head Hotel
Boswednack
Nr St Just
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Bridge Inn
Bridge
Redruth
TR16 4QW
Tel. 01209 842532
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BUDE
The surfing capital of North Cornwall. This is wild country with extensive beaches
particularly at nearby Widemouth Bay.
Hawaii, eat your heart out !
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Bencoolen
Bude
EX23 8PJ
Tel. 01288 354694
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Brendon Arms
Vicarage Road
Bude
EX23 8SD
Tel. 01288 354542
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Falcon Hotel
Breakwater Road
Bude
EX23 8SD
Tel. 01288 312005
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Globe Hotel,
The Strand
Bude
Tel. 01288 352085
? Mon-Sat
? Sun
R,F,B,C M=8
Brewery St Austell
Real Ales HSD, Tinners and Bosuns.
Food - OK
Victorian pub in a Victorian seaside
town. Big pub which is aimed at the holidaymakers and has a lot of things to
amuse them. We visited on a typical English summers day (it was raining) so the
pub was very crowded.
John 7/10
It was raining in Bude today, but a
pretty harbour area and cliff walk. Pub is on main street, opposite river. Dark
wood beams in bar area and attractive red lamps. A very large pub full of many
foreign tourists. I thought the pub would be nice in the evening if it did not
get too packed. Sue Aug 1997
Trelowarren Arms
Budock Water
TR11 5DR
Tel. 01326 72264
10.30-3.00 6.00-11.00 Mon-Sat
12.00-3.00 7.00-10.30 Sun
R,F,B,C
Brewery Free House
Real Ales Sharps Doom Bar, plus 2 others
Food - Very
Good
Known locally as the
Trelly just like the local hospital in
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Bugle Inn
Fore
St
Bugle
Tel. 01726 850307
? Mon-Sat
? Sun
R,F,P,B,C M=7.5
Brewery St Austell
Real Ales HSD, Tinners.
Food - OK
If you visit the Eden Project, this is the nearest
pub. At the crossroads of the A391 in
the middle of town. Park at the
back. The pub is traditional inside with
one large bar and pool table. Stu
6/10 Nov 1998
Large granite pub at a crossroads.
Nice atmosphere, the punters seen to be mainly elderly people coming in for
there Sunday lunch. Nice dιcor and a cosy feel to the place. John 7/10 Nov
98
A friendly locals pub with a huge rug
like white dog that took a liking to me! A strange country radio programme was
on! Cheerful and well lit lounge bar,
with a pool room next to it. Bottle collection and old photos on walls. Dark
wood and red furnishing. Sue Sept 98