The Fourways Inn
7 September 2026
The Fourways Inn is a traditional Cornish pub with low beamed ceilings and slate flagged floors. Food is home cooked and real ales are available.
Pubs near St Issey
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The Fourways Inn
The Fourways Inn is a traditional Cornish pub with low beamed ceilings and slate flagged floors. Food is home cooked and real ales are available.
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The Mariners
Located overlooking the Camel Estuary and open for lunch and dinner. Reservations are required to dine upstairs but you can walk in and eat downstairs or outside.
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Ring O' Bells Churchtown
If you're in the area then this 17th century pub is worth a visit. Set in the heart of the village there's a bar, small restaurant and courtyard garden. Food is home cooked to order and popular with locals and visitors alike.
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The Atlantic Kitchen and Bar
Situated on the ground floor of the Atlantic House Hotel, this fabulous gastro pub offers food sourced from the best local ingredients and a fine range of beers. Oh, and the views are pretty special too!
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The Halfway House Inn
This tardis-like pub is surprisingly spacious with an olde worlde atmosphere, slate floors and warming fires. Freshly prepared food is served Tuesday to Saturday and Sunday lunchtimes.
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The London Inn Padstow
With the largest selection of cask ale in town, this pub offers a warm welcome in Cornish style. Food is prepared using the freshest of ingredients including meat and locally caught fish.
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The Pickwick Inn & Olivers Restaurant
With scenic views in seven acres of stunning countryside, you can enjoy an extensive menu with local fish, seafood and meats alongside daily specials, vegetarian options and kids menu. There's a safe children's play area, large car park and if you want to build up an apetite, tennis court (booking essential).
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The Pig - at Harlyn Bay
Set in gorgeous grounds and with distant sea views, The Pig is a charming historic house with a beautiful restaurant and a characterful bar. The gardens are fabulous and there's outside seating for al fresco dining in summer.
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The Ring O Bells
Centrally located, this pub offers real ale, open fires and a garden for the summer months. Food is traditional pub grub. There are three bars and the pub dates back to the 15th century.
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The Ship Inn
One of the oldest pubs in Wadebridge and arguably one of the best with a handful of awards from both Cornwall and the South West Tourist Boards. A proper sea farers pub with brass ships lights and captain's table, there's great food, kids meals and even dogs are welcome.
Pubs near St Issey
'If you're looking for the finest St Issey Pubs we have asked our guests holidaying near St Issey to rate 10 pubs and help you find the perfect one!'
The Mariners
2 September 2024
Located overlooking the Camel Estuary and open for lunch and dinner. Reservations are required to dine upstairs but you can walk in and eat downstairs or outside.
Ring O' Bells Churchtown
If you're in the area then this 17th century pub is worth a visit. Set in the heart of the village there's a bar, small restaurant and courtyard garden. Food is home cooked to order and popular with locals and visitors alike.
The Atlantic Kitchen and Bar
Situated on the ground floor of the Atlantic House Hotel, this fabulous gastro pub offers food sourced from the best local ingredients and a fine range of beers. Oh, and the views are pretty special too!
The Halfway House Inn
This tardis-like pub is surprisingly spacious with an olde worlde atmosphere, slate floors and warming fires. Freshly prepared food is served Tuesday to Saturday and Sunday lunchtimes.
The London Inn Padstow
With the largest selection of cask ale in town, this pub offers a warm welcome in Cornish style. Food is prepared using the freshest of ingredients including meat and locally caught fish.
The Pickwick Inn & Olivers Restaurant
With scenic views in seven acres of stunning countryside, you can enjoy an extensive menu with local fish, seafood and meats alongside daily specials, vegetarian options and kids menu. There's a safe children's play area, large car park and if you want to build up an apetite, tennis court (booking essential).
The Pig - at Harlyn Bay
Set in gorgeous grounds and with distant sea views, The Pig is a charming historic house with a beautiful restaurant and a characterful bar. The gardens are fabulous and there's outside seating for al fresco dining in summer.
The Ring O Bells
Centrally located, this pub offers real ale, open fires and a garden for the summer months. Food is traditional pub grub. There are three bars and the pub dates back to the 15th century.
The Ship Inn
One of the oldest pubs in Wadebridge and arguably one of the best with a handful of awards from both Cornwall and the South West Tourist Boards. A proper sea farers pub with brass ships lights and captain's table, there's great food, kids meals and even dogs are welcome.