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Alan Winfield left this review about The Working Boat
The Greenbank Hotel if Falmouth's premier hotel that is in a great location next to the River Fal estuary and views towards Flushing.
Once inside it all looks very posh,there is a square shaped room which is part carpeted and bare boarded,the bar faces inwards.
There is bench seating and posh tables and chairs,plus two settees,there is a separate restaurant to the left with all tables set for diners.
There were two real ales on the bar,we had a drink of St Austell Tribute,which went down well and came in a lot cheaper than the drinks in the Star & Garter,which was surprising,the other real ale was Long Rock The Deep.
Background music was playing.
The pub has its own jetty and a large name of the pub on the wall,which says Greenbank Hotel,this can be seen from a good distance.
A bit too posh for our liking.
No doubt when some of the Pubs Galore top dogs come here,they will see that i was right about the pubs name,which is still wrong on this site.
Pub visited 12/8/2017
On 30th October 2017
- rating: 7
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Chris Sawle left this review about The Working Boat
The Greenbank Hotel, one of Falmouth re most venerable hotels, has opened a pub in former office space quayside on its lowest level.
Great location, within seeming spitting distance of Flushing on the opposite side of the river.
As yet, however, relatively anodyne: usual pseudo-maritime dark wood decor. Thatcher's on draught steepish at £4.10. Local ales and a bespoke house ale. Food should be good given the hotel above's reputation. But a little bland as yet.
On 4th October 2015
- rating: 6
[User has posted 33 recommendations about 33 pubs]