Oozing with old world charm, The Bolingey Inn combines hearty home-cooked food with a welcoming atmosphere. With an emphasis on local produce and regularly rotating real ales, the pub is a popular choice and booking in advance is advised for the end of the week.
The New Inn is a traditional public house with large outside garden and childrens play area. Vegan and vegetarian options are available and the pub opens daily.
A classic country pub with a relaxing atmosphere. Enjoy the seasonal menu where fresh, local and traceable ingredients are used to prepare classic British and modern European fare. Mitchell has its own fruit farm and the fruit and vegetables are sourced from here. Reclaimed slate from the renovated barns is used to serve a selection of Cornish cheeses.
A traditional locals pub in the heart of Crantock. Dogs are welcome and there's a popular quiz night on the last Saturday of every month.
Pubs do not get closer to the beach than this one – The Watering Hole is right on the sand. Famous for real ales and lively barbecues.
Opened in summer 2009, Rocks perches right on the edge of Perranporth beach, enjoying great sea views. The menu features local gems like River Exe mussels with Cornish Scrumpy and chorizo sauce.
This old coaching inn has a fascinating local history within its cob and granite walls! A varied food menu is offered to include local produce whenever possible. The pub also features in the Cornish section of the CAMRA real ale guide.
A lot more chic than your average pub, the Lewinnick Lodge has a cool, modern interior, a contemporary menu and breathtaking views across Fistral beach.
Located at the quieter south end of Fistral with first-class views of all the action on Newquay's famous surfing beach. Formerly The Windswept Cafe, it opened as Bodhi's in summer 2010. Great for a warming hot chocolate after a dip in the waves or dinner on the deck watching the sun set into the sea.
A great place to stock up on all your local holiday essentials including freshly baked bread, pasties, cakes, quiche, pies, cheese, meat, ice cream and wine (including of course scrumpy!). There is also a cafe on site offering light lunches and cream teas.
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18 May 2025
Oozing with old world charm, The Bolingey Inn combines hearty home-cooked food with a welcoming atmosphere. With an emphasis on local produce and regularly rotating real ales, the pub is a popular choice and booking in advance is advised for the end of the week.
18 August 2024
The New Inn is a traditional public house with large outside garden and childrens play area. Vegan and vegetarian options are available and the pub opens daily.
24 July 2022
A classic country pub with a relaxing atmosphere. Enjoy the seasonal menu where fresh, local and traceable ingredients are used to prepare classic British and modern European fare. Mitchell has its own fruit farm and the fruit and vegetables are sourced from here. Reclaimed slate from the renovated barns is used to serve a selection of Cornish cheeses.
13 February 2022
A traditional locals pub in the heart of Crantock. Dogs are welcome and there's a popular quiz night on the last Saturday of every month.
10 June 2014
Pubs do not get closer to the beach than this one – The Watering Hole is right on the sand. Famous for real ales and lively barbecues.
14 July 2012
Opened in summer 2009, Rocks perches right on the edge of Perranporth beach, enjoying great sea views. The menu features local gems like River Exe mussels with Cornish Scrumpy and chorizo sauce.
13 July 2011
This old coaching inn has a fascinating local history within its cob and granite walls! A varied food menu is offered to include local produce whenever possible. The pub also features in the Cornish section of the CAMRA real ale guide.
11 January 2011
A lot more chic than your average pub, the Lewinnick Lodge has a cool, modern interior, a contemporary menu and breathtaking views across Fistral beach.
Located at the quieter south end of Fistral with first-class views of all the action on Newquay's famous surfing beach. Formerly The Windswept Cafe, it opened as Bodhi's in summer 2010. Great for a warming hot chocolate after a dip in the waves or dinner on the deck watching the sun set into the sea.
A great place to stock up on all your local holiday essentials including freshly baked bread, pasties, cakes, quiche, pies, cheese, meat, ice cream and wine (including of course scrumpy!). There is also a cafe on site offering light lunches and cream teas.