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Recommended by E TA |
Previously The Flying Dutchman, this awful corner bar has gone downhill considerably since Moby’s review, below. No real ale or anything resembling indie beer, just a very dull and very limited keg range, served mainly in grubby glasses. The bar st... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Attractive and well-maintained front garden leads to a nice simple traditional place. Inverse staple shaped interior, presumably there were two rooms at one point off a porch. Exposed brick, old skool pub carpet, elderly wooden ceiling (though the be... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Similar to the nearby North in the sense that not a vast amount has happened to it over the last 40 years. This one’s less charming though, a long plain main room in the front and a more homely little one behind the bar. Classic colours - white, varn... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
A real character pub, this (CAMRA NI **). Side corridor with a C shape bar off left with a wonky black bitumen floor, black walls - a mix of wainscoting and anaglypta - with a red ceiling. Celt flags on said ceiling and lots of local ephemera on the ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Not promising on entering, hitting a weird nothingness area with an out-of-service carvery heater for company. Much better rooms off left and through though - simple traditional fayre with floor-to-ceiling light varnished wainscoting, red wainscot ro... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Fairly basic St Austell house that's been whacked-around and feels a bit sad and scruffy. Pool and darts upstairs. Three ales on, the Tribute wasn't the best (NBSS 2) and mine must have been first out as the handle borked on first tug cos the vent wa... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
There’s a locals bar at the rear of the building through a couple of corridors. A half-done refurb, blueish grey paint but an old red pub carpet that would have been better in the skip. Pool, darts and dogs in addition to a TV. Mildly surprised to se... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
I had been warned that this one kept erratic hours, having re-opened relatively recently after a long period of closure. Turned-out it was open as my bus scooted past, so was able to alight in time. Inside is all very 'new' and a bit clinical around ... [more>] |
 | The Tremenheere (JD Wetherspoon) Recommended by Quinno _ |
Has had a lick of paint, new wooden fittings and a new sign and is much better as a consequence. Interesting to note that all the signage is dual language - Cornish and English. The general management remains poor, loads of uncleared and sticky-looki... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Some chump has refurbed this badly - the cosiness has gone and now it's a bit bare with stark oppressive dark Farrow and Ball style walls which are showing the damp, alongside a pool table. The pretty servery remains, at least. Two cask offerings, Tr... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Popped in out of curiosity. The place operates more like a restaurant though there was a bar area so assumed I could just get a drink. The coterie of middle-aged ladies behind it were far too absorbed in the food side of things and I didn’t even get ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
The first pub you hit on the way into town uphill from the station. Inside is a wood-heavy place aimed squarely at the tourists. Of note is an attractive boat-themed lower servery. Oddly, there were multiple screens with football on the go that the d... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
A unique tick for the name at least and the GBG listing meant that it was a priority stop on my Cornwall mini-break. Opens at 11am which is handy so you can have a nice walk along the sea wall to work off your Spoons breakfast. Interior is a modern m... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Located in the upper part of town, this is a music/alt pub with an impressively limited amount of seating. Faint smell of old dog. There’s loads of old gig posters everywhere, as well as an upright piano. Homemade puntastic Cornish placename film pos... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
I was really looking forward to getting back in here after a 15 year gap. However, everything went pear-shaped. Stood at the empty bar. Joined by another punter. Woman turns-up flustered, ignores us, pours drinks for the diners, heads-off. Another pu... [more>] |
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