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Oddfellows Arms, Falmouth

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Quay Hill
Falmouth
TR11 3HG

Phone: 01326318530

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Falmouth Town

Reviews of Oddfellows Arms (Average Rating: 7 of 10) Add Review see review guidelines

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Quinno _ left this review about Oddfellows Arms

A fair few steep steps up off the main drag so no tourists here bar me. Nice atmosphere, well-worth the puff. Compact, traditional and unpretentious place with a separate pool room to rear in a sunken area. Trigger's yellow paint over every wall is a mis-step, felt a bit claustrophobic. Four cask offered and my choice of St Ives Hella was bang-on (NBSS 4) befitting its Good Beer Guide inclusion. 7.5

On 4^th April 2024 - rating: 8
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Blue Scrumpy left this review about The Oddfellows Arms

The Oddfellows can be found up the rather steep Quay Hill, which eventually narrows to just a set of steps just before you reach the pub. It is a small, traditional pub with a front bar and a rear room containing a pool table.

Whilst this is a locals' pub, we received a fairly warm welcome and our attempt at buying a pack of Frazzles with our drinks was met with a sales pitch to buy 3 for a £1, an offer which we took up. Sharp's Atlantic & Special are the regular ales. Guests were Sharp's Sea Fury & St Austell Hicks.

With few spare seats, we sat on a tiny table next to the door when we arrived. However, a couple of guys soon vacated a larger table. They seemed like CAMRA types and were extolling the virtues of some of the other town pubs and giving them a copy of the "Falmouth Beer & Cider Trails" leaflet in an attempt to get them to visit a few other pubs. In the absence of any local CAMRA magazine, I picked up a copy myself before we continued onwards, also seeking to visit as many hostelries as possible!

On 12^th April 2023 - rating: 6
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