Trengilly Wartha Inn, Nancenoy, Falmouth

Splendid establishment which feels like a very old pub but actually developed from a guest house many years ago. Tucked away on the side of a small wooded valley down narrow lanes, it has a wonderfully rural feel. There are a number of different areas including a main bar room, a bistro/restaurant and a side extension, with an eclectic mix of furnishings and ornaments but mainly lots of woodwork giving a great aged atmosphere. The food has a deservedly good reputation and includes much fresh local produce. There is various accommodation available including glamping. Beers included Penzance Number 9 and Atlantic and were very drinkable. All in all, worth the struggle to get to it and difficult to leave.

This pub is worth going to just to travel on the 35 bus that runs from Helston to Falmouth via Constantine where you get off to walk to Nancenoy and the pub. Locals got me onto the back road which peters out to a narrow traffic free lane, then over a style and a lovely walk between tall hedgerows down to Nancenoy road. The pub is certainly worth the visit too and we had superb food and beer sitting outside. Bacon and Brie Ciabatta with chips and salad with Skinners Royal Wave and Penzance Potion No 9. Multi roomed with a conservatory and a couple of outside seating areas. It does have a large car park too. Will return here.