A traditional thatched Cornish pub with two bars and a dining area. The menu is created using local, seasonal produce with locally caught fish and meat from a local farm. Visit for lunch, dinner or a Cornish cream tea and bring Rex along as dogs are welcome.
Take a step back in time with a visit to the Pandora Inn, parts of which date back to the 13th Century. Stunning views of Restronguet Creek surround you while you enjoy excellent food outside on a good day or inside if the weather lets you down. You can leave the car behind and walk, cycle or sail there, with room for up to 20 boats on the pontoon.
The Falmouth arms is a delightful 17th century coaching inn, with cosy interiors and a warming real fire to keep you cosy in winter. There is a separate restaurant serving fabulous food and it is adviseable to book ahead.
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner the Norway Inn is a popular pub conveniently situated just off the A39. There's plenty of outside seating available in summer months and a takeaway service available.
Re-opened in 2025, The Dolphin Inn has new tenant landlords, much to the delight of the local community. Located in the heart of the village, visitors and locals are welcome.
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.
With stunning views and fresh locally sourced home-cooked food, The Heron Inn is the perfect spot to relax before hopping on the ferry down the Carrick Roads or onto the bus into Truro town.
Located in the centre of the village, this traditional pub offers home cooked food and welcomes both visitors and locals alike. With a weekly coffee morning, knitting group and quiz night, this pub really is the heart of the community.
You will find this little gem opposite the church car park and whilst the church is worth a visit for the gardens alone, this little cafe in a hut really is something special. Visit for drinks, homemade cakes and one of the best cream teas in the area.
Based in the south, but the route goes right through the mining heartland of Cornwall and hits the north coast at Portreath. Bikes available to hire for all ages and abilities. Tag along and buggies also available. There and back the route is about18 miles, fairly easy cycling with a bit of a pull out of Porthreath on the way back. Make a day of it, take a picnic to eat on the beach and enjoy a cuppa on your return. There's ample car parking but you do need to pay.
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3 August 2026
A traditional thatched Cornish pub with two bars and a dining area. The menu is created using local, seasonal produce with locally caught fish and meat from a local farm. Visit for lunch, dinner or a Cornish cream tea and bring Rex along as dogs are welcome.
6 October 2024
Take a step back in time with a visit to the Pandora Inn, parts of which date back to the 13th Century. Stunning views of Restronguet Creek surround you while you enjoy excellent food outside on a good day or inside if the weather lets you down. You can leave the car behind and walk, cycle or sail there, with room for up to 20 boats on the pontoon.
20 June 2024
The Falmouth arms is a delightful 17th century coaching inn, with cosy interiors and a warming real fire to keep you cosy in winter. There is a separate restaurant serving fabulous food and it is adviseable to book ahead.
5 October 2023
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner the Norway Inn is a popular pub conveniently situated just off the A39. There's plenty of outside seating available in summer months and a takeaway service available.
3 September 2023
Re-opened in 2025, The Dolphin Inn has new tenant landlords, much to the delight of the local community. Located in the heart of the village, visitors and locals are welcome.
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.
4 October 2020
With stunning views and fresh locally sourced home-cooked food, The Heron Inn is the perfect spot to relax before hopping on the ferry down the Carrick Roads or onto the bus into Truro town.
17 August 2020
Located in the centre of the village, this traditional pub offers home cooked food and welcomes both visitors and locals alike. With a weekly coffee morning, knitting group and quiz night, this pub really is the heart of the community.
16 November 2017
You will find this little gem opposite the church car park and whilst the church is worth a visit for the gardens alone, this little cafe in a hut really is something special. Visit for drinks, homemade cakes and one of the best cream teas in the area.
19 December 2016
Based in the south, but the route goes right through the mining heartland of Cornwall and hits the north coast at Portreath. Bikes available to hire for all ages and abilities. Tag along and buggies also available. There and back the route is about18 miles, fairly easy cycling with a bit of a pull out of Porthreath on the way back. Make a day of it, take a picnic to eat on the beach and enjoy a cuppa on your return. There's ample car parking but you do need to pay.