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Name: Studio Bar
Location:
Penzance
The Studio Bar is one of Penzance's best kept secrets. Hidden away behind Bread Street Studio is a bar that promotes live entertainment seven nights a week. The venue is a haven for musicians, artists, poets, comedians and anyone who wants to perform music on jam nights, or just enjoy a drink and a chat in the bar's intimate atmosphere. The different nights are themed to different musical tastes.
The Studio Bar is a Free house and offers a wide selection of wines, beers, lagers, spirits and s read more -
Name: Golden Lion Freehouse
Location:
Padstow
The historic fishing village Padstow in north Cornwall is a Mecca for foodies and tourists alike, and the Golden Lion has a thriving food business throughout the day.
As well as its two bars, the freehouse which is believed to be 300-400 years old, has a dining room and well appointed commercial kitchens. It also features owners' accomodation and three letting rooms, with the potential to convert outbuildings to the rear to add more, subject to acquiring the appropriate planning consents.
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Name: Crown Inn
Location:
Penzance
The Crown Inn is well worth seeking out as its origins are hundreds of years old and it was originally sited on the junction of an old pilgrim's route to nearby St Michael's Mount. This village inn with its fine architectural features and delightful floral displays offers a true Cornish welcome.
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Name: Rod and Line Inn
Location:
Saltash
Just 100yards from the main A38 into Cornwall in the village of Tideford, 6 miles from the Tamar Bridge, you'll find the Rod & Line.
The pub is renowned throughout the area for the condition of its beers and the quality of the food -particularly its crab dishes, king prawns, scallops and fillet steaks... and for its warm welcome to locals & visitors alike.
In summer you can drink and dine outside under the large Mediterranean parasols.
In winter there is always a huge log fire. And at C read more -
Name: St Buryan Inn
Location:
Penzance
The St Buryan Inn lies at the heart of the historic village and parish of St Buryan.
Offering a variety of excellent Cornish brewed real ales and a fine selection of beers and lagers including Sharps Real Ales, Guiness, Carling and Carlsberg, the St Buryan Inn has something to suit every taste in its comfortable lounge and bar.
The extensive menu includes a wide range of home cooked food including mouthwatering steaks, salads, suet puddings, sandwiches, burgers and omelettes.
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Name: Brendon Arms
Location:
Bude
The Brendon Arms is the best pub in Bude serving great beers and fine wines. We offer sizzling steaks and locally caught seafood selected and cooked by our expert chefs, three star bed and breakfast or b&b accommodation, self-catering holiday apartments and an air conditionned luxury harbourside cottage with views over the bude canal and to the sea lock and much more....
All year round you can expect "The Best Welcome in the West" at The Brendon Arms. read more -
Name: The Tavern
Location:
Newquay
The Treninnick Tavern pub is just a short walk from the heart of bustling Newquay; The Tavern is a splendid "country inn" that is well worth seeking out. As Advertised in the hidden inns of "Cornwall"
Dating back to the 16th century, it is only since 1965 that this wonderful old building has been an inn and, for many years, it was a farmhouse. To the front is a beautiful cottage "garden" and "patio area" - an ideal place to soak up the sun - and the mass of colourful flowers in the borders, read more -
Name: Three Tuns Inn
Location:
Helston
The Three Tuns is located in the heart St Keverne, in the village square next to the church.
The Three Tuns was built in approximately 1900 and has maintained its charm.
There are three acres of lovely grounds to the rear including a children's play area and a beer garden just the place to relax and enjoy a quiet drink on offer on fine days, or some of the great food on offer.
The interior is warm and has a welcoming ambience, and retains much of its original character, happily combined with read more -
Name: Blue Anchor
Location:
St Columb
John and Mary Rickard have managed this charming old Inn for more than 25 years and John has, quite rightly, been awarded all sorts of certificates for his skill and dedication in serving the public. The Inn is a St Austell Brewery pub and the true mark of a top notch landlord is demonstrated by the way John keeps his cellar. I would state that no finer pint of real ale can be found anywhere in Cornwall. Mary's food is a local byword, freshly cooked, beautifully presented and extremely good valu
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Name: Galleon Inn
Location:
Fowey
Occupying one of the prime sites in Cornwall, The Galleon a bright, spacious and immaculately appointed riverside village pub is perfectly situated with its own river frontage, affording leafy views of the river estuary, far bank, and passing ships and yachts, creating a wealth of interest for those with time to browse.
The Galleon history is reputed to be as much as 400 years old and started life as a quayside warehouse before it was operated for many years as a tied house, but since being a read more
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