The 'Front, Falmouth

Basic ground floor bar, drinks only but fills with people bringing their own food. Gets bust as the small outside area is near the harbour front, though used as a smoking area.

I didn't want to like this place on first view, being in a whitewashed building on the quayside surrounded by tourists, but changed my mind on viewing the bank of 14 handpumps in a dark and cosy arched room. There were actually 9, mainly Cornish, ales on including some rare local ones, as well as 6 ciders from the box. There are a few tables outside on the quay, while at the back is an area set up for music and open mic sessions. No food served but you can bring it in from the adjacent fish and chip shop. A good drinking house.

The Front is right by the quayside and situated underneath a fish & chip shop. Once inside there is a dimly lit narrow oblong shaped room with the bar on the mid right side,the floor is bare boarded,there is bench seating and chairs and tables with small stools. There was a very good choice of real ales on the bar,on our first visit we had two drinks of Skinners Cornish Trawler,which went down very well,the other real ales noted were Skinners Lushingtons,Sharps Special,Tintangel Pendragon and Trecus Cuckoo. A group came on and got people up dancing with them. The pub was packed on our early Sunday evening visit,with everybody having a good time. We revisited later in the week to check out if you could bring your own food in,the answer was yes,so we had fish and chips form the chip shop above which went down very well with a few drinks of Skinners Lushingtons. Both me and the wife thought this was a top notch pub. Pub visited 13/8/2017