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Potter's Bar, Kuggar, Helston
Helston
TR12 7LX
Served areas
Reviews of Potter's Bar (Average Rating: 5½ of 10) see review guidelines
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None N/A left this review about Potter's Bar
Did not like this pub. As I walked in, the place was empty. I was stood at the bar for a few minutes before I even saw a member of staff. They only had very basic drinks on tap (basic lager or Rattler) which don't really meet high standards. They had Sky TV, but Snooker was on, not my cup of tea, and I was expecting them to ask if we wanted anything on, as we were the only people in, but no. After being served, we were offered no conversation, the staff member sat outside with a cigarette. Very cold, hard floors in this pub, which look like they were painted a long time ago, but now they are just chipped and untidy. Toilets were grubby, with a damp hand towel for me to dry my hands on, and I had to ask for toilet paper! I could also hear arguing coming from inside the house, which is joined to the pub, with abusive language, so NOT suitable for children. Cats were climbing all over the outside tables.
On 27th October 2013
- rating: 1
[User has posted 1 recommendations about 1 pubs]
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Julie McKay left this review about Potter's Bar
Great family, dog and child friendly ,
board games for kids, water for dogs,
Staff are pleasant and helpful.
Real ales, drafts, ciders-something for
Everyone.Certainly a locals treasure .
Once found ull return .
Pool darts- sports lounges- tv- sky- etc
We visited last year, having fantastic food.
Well known for tasty food- due to illness the
Pub is sticking to wet sales only this season.
Coffee /cakes & Teas a welcome change.
Visited this pub every day of our holiday/
Free wifi saving us big bucks at the campsite.
Karaoke on sat was brill my girls loved singing.
A bit of a secret find but a great treasure once
There.
On 26th August 2013
- rating: 10
[User has posted 1 recommendations about 1 pubs]
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Soup Dragon left this review about Potter's Bar
This is a strange one - it seems to be a bar for the local caravan site, and passing trade. It is spread over two buildings, which appear as modern 60s houses (though a little smaller). There is a patio area. The place has three rooms, a small bar room in white (with small serving bar. It has a few photos on the walls, some bottles and model buses for interest. There is also a two roomed cafe/pub area, in red and white, with hard grey floor. It has pop art on the walls and has a TV (darts on). The service was fine and the only clientele were a couple eating. Beer; no real ale, bottles and usual tap stuff - i had Rattler Cider, which was ok. A basic bar for locals and the caravans - nothing for a real ale drinker.
On 28th May 2013
- no rating submitted
[User has posted 3067 recommendations about 3062 pubs]
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Falmouth Town, 13.8 miles, 4 hr 26 min walk (show)
Falmouth Docks, 14.19 miles, 4 hr 33 min walk (show)
Pub Details
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- Child Friendly : Yes last updated 26 August 2013 by David McNally
- Darts : Yes last updated 26 August 2013 by David McNally
- Dog Friendly : Yes last updated 26 August 2013 by David McNally
- Karaoke : Yes - Saturday - last updated 26 August 2013 by David McNally
- Live TV Sports : Yes last updated 26 August 2013 by David McNally
- Pool Table : Yes last updated 26 August 2013 by David McNally
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 26 August 2013 by David McNally
- WiFi : Yes last updated 26 August 2013 by David McNally
