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United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Coverack
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Coverack including Cutty Sark Falmouth, The Paris Hotel, Three Tuns, The Prince of Wales Restaurant, The Five Pilchards Inn, White Hart Hotel, Cadgwith Cove Inn Restaurant, The Ship Inn, The Witchball, The New Inn
10. The New Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
The New Inn is a traditional thatched public House serving well kept local and national cask ales ( Good Beer Guide 2018) and a good selection of wines, spirits and soft drinks. The bar has an open fire and is popular with locals and visitors alike. The p
Reviewed By Z8334TAandreas
Good food, good atmosphere, very friendly staff members. Mussels were great and so all the starters. I felt my fish was a little on the greasy side but still very good!!
9. The Witchball
Overall Ratings
4 based on 611 reviews
Reviewed By RichardP619
Visited Lizard point and Kynance cove for the first time and stopped here on way back.... what a meal and what service, was quite full... BBQ night, but space was found for us and service was excellent... and really fast... would recommend to anyone...
8. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 373 reviews
Reviewed By Pat F
Lovely staff in this pub, really quant and pleasant place to drink or eat. The food is out of this world.
7. Cadgwith Cove Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 611 reviews
Reviewed By Witchywoman139
The main menu is small but varied but you come here for the daily specials depending on what fish has been caught that day. Good sized portions letting the fish & seafood take centre stage. Staff friendly & knowledge who will recommend local products which is as it should be. Prices for all pockets.
6. White Hart Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Itinerantur17
Always being told that we should go to the 3 Tuns and always been disappointed. This place was freshly painted, we could reserve a table and the staff were friendly and welcoming. The menu was good (especially for the veggies) and although nothing really stunning was all homecooked and good value.
5. The Five Pilchards Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By ChilliAndGarlic
Diving/staying round the corner at Porthkerris, you can get a real local proper pub grub eat here. We were lucky as we called in at last minute but the management took order with no quibble. as its local, independent and quite cut off you should expect to pay a little more with meals at £10-£12 each, more of course for items such as steak. Sometimes you can get more spicy Asian dishes as well. I recommend booking especially on weekends and close to bank hols otherwise could be 1-2 hours wait, and food will stop at 21:00This is exactly half way on the great south west coast path.
4. The Prince of Wales Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By CJG_in_the_UK
We ate at the Prince of Wales twice recently on our trip to the Helston area. Both of our meals on both occasions were delicious. They even brought in a television to show the England women's world cup semi-final match which made for a nice atmosphere.
3. Three Tuns
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
The Three Tuns is a family-friendly pub in the heart of St Keverne, on the beautiful Lizard Peninsula, which was recently voted one of the best places to live in the UK by the Sunday Times. â We serve coffee and cake from 10am daily, with food available t
Reviewed By GRLUK
Ideal one night stop during a three day burst of cliff walking. Very friendly welcome and with the exception of the lack of a Vodafone signal - even standing on the outdoor fire escape! - we really enjoyed our stay.Dinner was really good with excellent fish in particular and the full breakfast was just what you need before nine more miles going up, down along the cliff path.The room was spacious with a modern shower room and despite being right on the square sleep time was really quiet from around 2200hrs.Highly recommend and reasonably priced.We're really pleased you enjoyed your stay with us and that we set you up well for your next day walking our beautiful coastal path. Unfortunately a lack of reception for some mobile phone networks is still something of a curse for very rural Cornwall - a pay off the peace and quiet!
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2. The Paris Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By lookey01
Just spent a most enjoyable fortnight in the villageThe Paris is the hub of the village...The local ales are competitively priced, and well kept.The food is of excellent quality ..Mrs loved the local Mussels..(Im allergic so cant voch how good they were..but looked great)We have 2 vegans in our party..both with different food allergies..this again was not a problem for Ian and his team..who sorted them out some great food.The home cooked ribs and chilli are to die for!
1. Cutty Sark Falmouth
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
The Cutty Sark has an informal pub style dining area on the upper level as well as more formal restaurant on the ground floor that is also available for private party hire.
Reviewed By neverfor
I booked a table by phone and was surprised to find the Pub restaurant almost empty. We were worried whether this was because the food was not up to much but were in for a surprise.The roast lamb with vegetables we ordered was lovely and rich, very tasty.Quite a different experience from other Sunday roasts in town recently, which haven't been up to scratch one way or another, from lukewarm or uncrispy roast potatoes or swimming in gravy.We found out later that the Pub had only just restarted offering Sunday lunches.Definitely worth another visit or two.
