Location: Marazion
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Reviews on Bar food in Marazion, England, United Kingdom. Marazion (Cornish: Marhasyow) is a civil parish and town in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. It is situated on the shore of Mount's Bay, 2 miles (3.2 km) east of Penzance and 1 mile (1.6 km) east of Long Rock.
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10. The Cornish Barn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 529 reviews
Tucked away in the old quarter of Penzance, The Cornish Barn is a rustic restaurant, bar and smokehouse in Penzance serving a wholesome menu with a focus on fresh Cornish produce â all helped along by craft beers and wines from local independent vineyards
Reviewed By honeyHenleyonThames
We had drinks here one night, and came back the next night for dinner. We loved the warm, cosy decor, good choice of drinks and pretty good food. The only thing that wasnât great was the service; a lot of errors both times, the staff were friendly but lacked professionalism. They forgot to bring menus and to seat us in the restaurant until well after the reservation time, and every drinks order was messed up. All in all, however, we forgave the slapdash service because the ambiance and food made up for it. We would go again if we were in the area.Good evening honeyHenleyonThames,Thank you for your time writing this review.I am happy to hear that you loved the atmosphere of the Restaurant, and I will be sure to pass on your comments about the food on to the kitchen.I am sorry that the service was not to the standards that you wanted. Please feel free to contact the management team via phone or by emailing us at [email protected] to provide some extra information, so that we can work to insure that this does not happen again. We appreciate all feedback to help our eccentric charmed slice of Penzance grow.Kind RegardsRyanDuty manager
9. Dolphin Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 682 reviews
this is a pub opposite the Scillonian crossing in Penzance that serves excellent food.
Reviewed By alanhowitt
the staff here are fantastic,the food is excellant,with imenu to suit everyone,we have the whitebait with granery bread,and it is a platefull,there are also specials every day.so realey you are spoilt for choice.the staff richard,rosie,chris and andy are real credit to the dolphin,and penzance.
8. Trevelyan Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Traditional Cornish village pub with home cooked food, offered six/seven nights a week, all year round, using fresh and locally sourced produce offering great value for money. Children, families and dogs are always welcome at anytime in either the public
Reviewed By Nick S
Use this pub frequently recently since our regular had been taken over with new management. This is a typical local pub with good "pub grub". Don't expect glitz and glamor, but always friendly with good food.. Can get busy during holiday season so ring up in advance to be sure of having a table. Tried their rib eye steak and presently surprised that it was cooked perfect M/R, tender and juicy with plenty of flavour. Only slight disappointment recently is that the menu has changed and got a little smaller.
7. Crown Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By X3088PGjohnf
Desperately looking for someplace to eat having had long day on beach at Long Rock. Had to pass through Goldsithney on way to cottage and they had two pubs opposite one another. The Crown looked popular with lots of people sitting outside enjoying the warm weather. We were cutting it fine as they stop doing food at 8.30 but the staff were extremely helpful and friendly and we placed our orders. The menu is mainly traditional pub fare but it was cooked and presented in a most appetising way and we also had puddings. We did not know at the time that dogs were welcomed and vowed to go back but alas we ran out of days. Our experience ended a perfect day on holiday. Staff were brilliant.
6. The Godolphin Arms Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2318 reviews
Welcome to The Godolphin, a bustling, beachfront restaurant with rooms at the heart of Mountâs Bay. Weâre directly opposite St Michael's Mount, the iconic island fortress crowned by a medieval castle and surrounded by a sea that's teeming with wildlife â
Reviewed By d0minicc
All we wanted was a light lunch nothing fancy or expensive just a sandwich and a drink!! Unfortunately the menu has changed and although we sat outside with a stunning view of St Michaelâs Mount with a refreshing drink we couldnât have our sandwich!! I understand the need to change the menu but not everyone wants to spend a fortune and have a large meal at lunchtime!! We live in Cornwall and would probably think twice about eating here again unless we can have just a sandwich like you used to able to do!!!
5. The Mexico Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
The Mexico Inn is a lovingly renovated, traditional village pub, serving up fresh food and local drinks in a stunning location with a laid back atmosphere. This is a pub for eaters, drinkers, walkers, windsurfers, cake addicts, real ale fans, dog lovers,
Reviewed By 54321suzi
We recently visited with friends and it was simply superb. All of our meal choices were great - crab linguine absolutely scrummy, complimented by a great selection of local beers. We were made to feel welcome instantly ! Highly recommend.
4. The Fire Engine Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
The Fire Engine has gone through a tenancy change from February 2017. We will be serving traditional homemade pub food at very reasonable prices. We now have two bars- one upstairs for mainly eating, quizzes and for when we have live music. We also have t
Reviewed By sue190747
We were staying in Marazion in September and visited twice, once for an afternoon drink in their wonderful beer garden which overlooks St Michael's Mount, and once for an evening meal with friends. The food was basic, but very tasty and good value for money. You do need to book as they are very popular and do not serve food every night of the week. The atmosphere in the pub was great. There is a small car park but it gets filled up quickly. Alternatively you can park in the community hall car park (across the road, up the hill on the right - 5 minute walk).The only small criticism I would have is that if you want to sit in the beer garden when it gets dark, the lights don't seem to work too well and it can be a bit hairy walking down the steps in to the garden. Other than that, great pub!
3. The Victoria Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 718 reviews
Reviewed By Cornishchick02
We visited on a sunny afternoon, sat out in the sheltered beer garden. Seafood linguine was amazing! Service was fab, we will be recommending to friends and family & be back soon.
2. The Kings Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 903 reviews
The Kings Arms at Marazion is a small, friendly pub that serves great food every day of the week alongside a selection of real ales from St Austell Brewery. Our menu, created by enthusiastic head chef Andy and his team, features only the best ingredients
Reviewed By 20jack
Visited Kings Arms with my husband for lunch very friendly welcome. nice atmosphere the food was fabulous I had mackrel and my husband had rybeye steak his steak was cooked to perfection plenty of it too and my mackrel was really good struggled to finish the plate reasonably priced. would recommend the Kings Arms for good value tasty food
1. The Cornish Barn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 529 reviews
Tucked away in the old quarter of Penzance, The Cornish Barn is a rustic restaurant, bar and smokehouse in Penzance serving a wholesome menu with a focus on fresh Cornish produce â all helped along by craft beers and wines from local independent vineyards
Reviewed By honeyHenleyonThames
We had drinks here one night, and came back the next night for dinner. We loved the warm, cosy decor, good choice of drinks and pretty good food. The only thing that wasnât great was the service; a lot of errors both times, the staff were friendly but lacked professionalism. They forgot to bring menus and to seat us in the restaurant until well after the reservation time, and every drinks order was messed up. All in all, however, we forgave the slapdash service because the ambiance and food made up for it. We would go again if we were in the area.Good evening honeyHenleyonThames,Thank you for your time writing this review.I am happy to hear that you loved the atmosphere of the Restaurant, and I will be sure to pass on your comments about the food on to the kitchen.I am sorry that the service was not to the standards that you wanted. Please feel free to contact the management team via phone or by emailing us at [email protected] to provide some extra information, so that we can work to insure that this does not happen again. We appreciate all feedback to help our eccentric charmed slice of Penzance grow.Kind RegardsRyanDuty manager
