This traditional county pub has a lovely interior and low beams. Food is locally sourced and seasonal with daily specials available. Regular barbecues take place so call in on a summer evening and enjoy warm weather in the garden.
Bar and restaurant situated in the dunes overlooking Godrevy beach, with outside seating on the decking.
Conveniently situated in the centre of Lelant, this pub has parking and is a five minute walk away from the train station. The food is traditional pub grub with a carvery on Sundays and booking is advised. There's regular entertainment, Tuesday quiz night is very popular. Dogs are welcome.
You can be sure of a warm Cornish welcome at this former tin mine counting house. Fabulous moorland surrounds The Engine Inn making it the ideal spot to refuel before continuing your explorations, sit in the garden at the rear of the inn and soak in the scenery. Good selection of real ales and great food too.
With a fistful of accolades, this is the place to visit for a menu created with food from the Cornish larder. This popular dining pub only uses locally-sourced produce including fruit and greenery and fish often from the morning catch. Enjoy the range of local beers and food-friendly wines in front of a roaring fire in winter and beer garden in summer.
The Tinners Arms historic pub, tucked away in the coastal hamlet of Zennor, dates back to the 13th Century and boasts low ceilings and traditional flagstones. With a regularly updated menu pieced together with lots of local offerings and a selection of ales and ciders, The Tinners Arms is a popular choice with walkers looking to relax and refuel.
Dating back to the late 1700's, you can still see some of the original corn mill workings. The gardens are a real feature and the pub/restaurant serves a traditional menu with good local beers.
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!
Perfectly situated overlooking the golden sands and turquoise sea of the Hayle estuary, Gilbert's is a gorgeous spot for meals, snacks or just sitting with a drink watching the tide ebb and flow. Food is locally sourced and served in the beach garden or covered terrace.
A traditional pub which won a gold award in September 2012 from "Taste of the West". Open fires keep you warm in winter and there is a lovely terrace to enjoy in summer. All food is sourced locally where ever possible and menus are created with this in mind. Famous Blas Burgers are sold from the Blas van on Sundays.
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6 October 2026
This traditional county pub has a lovely interior and low beams. Food is locally sourced and seasonal with daily specials available. Regular barbecues take place so call in on a summer evening and enjoy warm weather in the garden.
24 August 2026
Bar and restaurant situated in the dunes overlooking Godrevy beach, with outside seating on the decking.
14 September 2025
Conveniently situated in the centre of Lelant, this pub has parking and is a five minute walk away from the train station. The food is traditional pub grub with a carvery on Sundays and booking is advised. There's regular entertainment, Tuesday quiz night is very popular. Dogs are welcome.
6 April 2022
You can be sure of a warm Cornish welcome at this former tin mine counting house. Fabulous moorland surrounds The Engine Inn making it the ideal spot to refuel before continuing your explorations, sit in the garden at the rear of the inn and soak in the scenery. Good selection of real ales and great food too.
5 March 2013
With a fistful of accolades, this is the place to visit for a menu created with food from the Cornish larder. This popular dining pub only uses locally-sourced produce including fruit and greenery and fish often from the morning catch. Enjoy the range of local beers and food-friendly wines in front of a roaring fire in winter and beer garden in summer.
11 October 2012
The Tinners Arms historic pub, tucked away in the coastal hamlet of Zennor, dates back to the 13th Century and boasts low ceilings and traditional flagstones. With a regularly updated menu pieced together with lots of local offerings and a selection of ales and ciders, The Tinners Arms is a popular choice with walkers looking to relax and refuel.
14 April 2012
Dating back to the late 1700's, you can still see some of the original corn mill workings. The gardens are a real feature and the pub/restaurant serves a traditional menu with good local beers.
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!
Perfectly situated overlooking the golden sands and turquoise sea of the Hayle estuary, Gilbert's is a gorgeous spot for meals, snacks or just sitting with a drink watching the tide ebb and flow. Food is locally sourced and served in the beach garden or covered terrace.
A traditional pub which won a gold award in September 2012 from "Taste of the West". Open fires keep you warm in winter and there is a lovely terrace to enjoy in summer. All food is sourced locally where ever possible and menus are created with this in mind. Famous Blas Burgers are sold from the Blas van on Sundays.