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Where to eat Pub food in Gorran Haven: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Pub food in Gorran Haven, United Kingdom including The Fountain Inn, The Ship Inn, The Barley Sheaf at Gorran, Gwineas Bar & Bistro, The Crown Inn, The Rising Sun Inn Pub, Polgooth Inn, The Kings Arms, Into The Woods, The Ship Inn
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10. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 432 reviews
Reviewed By Paul W
Arrived mid week, very welcoming and they had Thatchers on draft. My partner had the most enormous steak n ale pie with new pots and veg which she reckoned was the best sheâd ever had. I had the lasagne which I thought came with chips but apparently thatâs only if you order during the day, as in the evening it comes with garlic bread. Can only assume I misread the menu but baffling to me. It was a little bland to be honest, I normally refrain from ordering meals that I can do better myself, and I wish Iâd had the steak pie. We shared a sticky toffee pudding which was lovely
9. Into The Woods
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Liz H
After a couple of hours in Mevagissey we decided to not eat there due to the crowds. So my Partner looked on Trip Advisor to see what was about on our way back to Porth and came across this gem. Never knew it was even where it was after years of passing by it! Lovely friendly staff from the off. Inside is quaint and full of interesting artifacts. Not a huge place. We sat outside in the large gardens. Food was delicious and we all enjoyed our different dishes. The pizzas are lovely, fresh and homemade. Mine and my Son's eyes were too big and we both had the 12in which neither of us could finish! The 9in is more than adequate with the lovely homemade chips. The chilli chips starter was the best! My Partner pointed out that the Chilli was better than the one we had in a proper Mexican in Newquay! The Steak and Ale pie was lovely, lots of meat and really tender. The only thing my Partner mentioned was that it would be nice to have a small jug of gravy to accompany it so that there was a sauce for the peas and mash. All in all a very enjoyable experience and one that we would happily do again. We recommend a visit here and have already recommended to friends who are in Cornwall soon
8. The Kings Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
The Kings Arms is a pub restaurant.
Reviewed By delboy2007
Invited 9 of my family who live in Cornwall and Devon for Sunday lunch at Kings Arms all had different dishes and all of them said ,without prompting ,how lovely, the food was and they would come back again.Plus on top of that that the portions were huge to the extent that my wife and 2 others couldn`t eat it all.Although they still managed dessert which again were huge.I would also like to mention the staff who were brilliant because our lot arrived at different times wanted different things etc.etc.and they handled it all with a smile so thank you all at KINGS ARMS,Tregony.Thank you so much for your kind review- hope to see you and your family again very soon!!
7. Polgooth Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2092 reviews
Award winning cosy Cornish pub situated in a beautiful valley near St Austell and the Eden Project serving great food, wine,ale, and coffee. Enjoy cosy fires in the winter months and a great pub garden in the summer
Reviewed By O F
Authentic, characterful village pub with a varied menu. The service was prompt and friendly.Our party had a ploughmans, brisket burnt ends, filthy fries and a chicken roll. The brisket was obscenely tasty. The filthy fries were just vast. All our party staggered away complaining of tight clothes and an urgent need to sleep. Thoroughly recommended Superb! Come back and try our lovely Sunday Roast or maybe a tasty breakfast on a Friday or Saturday morning from 7.30-10am. Don't for get we have lots coming up as we approach winter, we have some great music this weekend, won't be long and we will all be singing carols in the bar on the 22nd December! Check out our lovely special Christmas menu too - its available to book from 1st December right through until 21st!
6. The Rising Sun Inn Pub
Overall Ratings
3 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By Phil__cleeve
During our weekâs stay in Portmellon we ate at the Rising Sun three times. Each time the food was good and the welcome warm, including friendly interaction with local regulars. We particularly enjoyed Mondayâs charity quiz night, light hearted and good fun. The food is good pub grub, not necessarily the cheapest Iâve ever had but considering the location, good value for money. Sorry to be leaving on the eve of the Shanty Festival!
5. The Crown Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 318 reviews
The Crown Inn is a delightful 16th Century inn serving a range of fine, award winning St Austell ales and offering freshly cooked and locally sourced food. There is a large beer garden with stunning views over the 'Cornish Alps'. A spacious car park provi
Reviewed By roger m
It is a beautiful pub and the young lady serving us was wonderful and very caring .Fish and chips, Pies and desserts all excellents . Highly recommend.Also loved the soups and the cheeses .Hi Roger M,Many thanks for your positive review.Hope fully it won't be too long until we have the pleasure your company again!Best WishesSteve
4. Gwineas Bar & Bistro
Overall Ratings
3 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By David R
Decided to go for an after dinner beverage with me older sister. Arrived at 21.42. Had the first, then tried to order a second. After waiting at the bar for service, for ten minutes I was told it stopped serving at 22.30 (tried to order at 22.33) on a Saturday evening. No last orders or time was called, to inform us And at £9.90 for a Guinness and lager, it wasn't a cheap two drinks either. Booo.
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3. The Barley Sheaf at Gorran
Overall Ratings
4 based on 301 reviews
Recently refurbished family and dog friendly village pub. A "Freehouse" Specialising in real ales and locally sourced quality food. Sunday lunch a speciality - booking advised. Also fish & chips available to take away tues - sat evenings between 6 & 7.
Reviewed By SusieN6518
We stopped by here 2 or 3 times during our camping trip. I drank the Atlantic pale ale which was very nice. My husband had cider, I can't remeber which one but it wasn't on draft it was in a box. We sat outside as the weather was beautiful. The gardens are lovely.
2. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 526 reviews
Reviewed By Xcri
A really lovely carvery. Food was piping hot. Lots of choice on veg nice crispy roast potatoes and a choice of 3 meats the turkey was lovely and moist and the beef was succulent and slightly pink. A really superb dinner and lovely venue. They also do an array of other dishes if roast is just not what you wants great place great food friendly staff.
1. The Fountain Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 856 reviews
Reviewed By Peter G
We wanted a good wholesome Sunday lunch in mevagissey and searched TripAdvisor. Up popped the fountain inn, just off the harbour. Popped in and spoke with license Bill. Any chance you could save us two lamb meals for 2pm ..no problem. And exactly as promised we had two superb Sunday roast lamb dinners with plenty of veg and lamb. Loads of gravy. Absolutely 100%, could not fault in anyway....except...there was Eaton mess on offer for a pudding. I was full..no room...disaster!!!
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