This welcoming pub offers a warm welcome to all - assisted by a wood burning stove in the winter months! They have many special deals throughout the week if you are planning to eat out - check their website for more information.
Set on the cliff tops, this pub offers stunning views and a sun trap beer garden. A great place to stop off when walking the coastal path!
This extensive family pub has a warm and welcoming feel about it. There are plenty of individual dining areas - including the light and airy conservatory, or if you prefer an intimate dining experience, there are some smaller dining booths. There is a vast menu - sure to satisfy all the family!
This pub has a funky retro feel to it and offers a relaxed informal dining experience. They often have live bands performing - please check their website for further information.
A bit of a north coast institution with breath-taking views, guests can dine in either the restaurant or more traditional pub, complete with three bars and real fire. There are two beer gardens to enjoy in the summer, one of which is right next to the South West Coast Path, making it a handy stop off for an en route pint or bite to eat.
Located on the road to the beach, this traditional pub offers a menu using locally sourced produce and has a separate dining area. You will also find a choice of 3 cask ales available.
Open for both lunch and dinner you can opt for a lite bite or a hearty three course meal, the choice is yours. A great selection of wines and real ales are available and children are welcome.
A traditional family run Cornish pub offering home cooked food using locally sourced ingredients. A great place to stop off when walking and they are dog friendly so you can take Mutley along too!
After a days surfing on Gwithian beach, this a a great place to stop off for a hearty meal. Everyone is made to feel welcome including families, surfers, walkers and you can even bring your dog!
You couldn't get much closer to the beach without getting wet. This restaurant is perched right on the edge of the beach, making it ideal for watching the surfers at Trevaunance cove. Try the fresh local fish.
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22 September 2025
This welcoming pub offers a warm welcome to all - assisted by a wood burning stove in the winter months! They have many special deals throughout the week if you are planning to eat out - check their website for more information.
5 October 2024
Set on the cliff tops, this pub offers stunning views and a sun trap beer garden. A great place to stop off when walking the coastal path!
26 May 2024
This extensive family pub has a warm and welcoming feel about it. There are plenty of individual dining areas - including the light and airy conservatory, or if you prefer an intimate dining experience, there are some smaller dining booths. There is a vast menu - sure to satisfy all the family!
26 May 2024
This pub has a funky retro feel to it and offers a relaxed informal dining experience. They often have live bands performing - please check their website for further information.
9 July 2023
A bit of a north coast institution with breath-taking views, guests can dine in either the restaurant or more traditional pub, complete with three bars and real fire. There are two beer gardens to enjoy in the summer, one of which is right next to the South West Coast Path, making it a handy stop off for an en route pint or bite to eat.
21 July 2020
Located on the road to the beach, this traditional pub offers a menu using locally sourced produce and has a separate dining area. You will also find a choice of 3 cask ales available.
9 April 2015
Open for both lunch and dinner you can opt for a lite bite or a hearty three course meal, the choice is yours. A great selection of wines and real ales are available and children are welcome.
6 October 2014
A traditional family run Cornish pub offering home cooked food using locally sourced ingredients. A great place to stop off when walking and they are dog friendly so you can take Mutley along too!
14 April 2012
After a days surfing on Gwithian beach, this a a great place to stop off for a hearty meal. Everyone is made to feel welcome including families, surfers, walkers and you can even bring your dog!
11 November 2009
You couldn't get much closer to the beach without getting wet. This restaurant is perched right on the edge of the beach, making it ideal for watching the surfers at Trevaunance cove. Try the fresh local fish.