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Jamaica Inn
Bolventor,
Near Launceston,
Cornwall,
PL15 7TS
Tel: 01566 86250
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The setting of the famous Daphne de Maurier novel of the same name, the Jamaica Inn is set in an isolated spot on Bodmin Moor. The pub is full of character and charm, with low-beamed ceilings and log fires, and serves a good selection of real ales and bar meals.
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The Harris Arms
Portgate,
Near Lewdown,
EX20 4PZ
Tel: 01566 783331
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An attractive roadside inn located close to the Cornwall/Devon border, the Harris Arms dates from the 16 th Century, and exudes old world charm. It has established itself as one of the South West’s top dining pubs, with a superb selection of meals available.
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The Shipwright Arms
Helford,
Near Helston,
Cornwall,
TR12 6JX
Tel: 01326 231235
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The Shipwright Arms enjoys a stunning riverside setting in the tiny village of Helford in Cornwall. A popular pub, particularly during the summer, it serves well kept cask ales and hearty home cooked food.
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The Rising Sun
The Square,
St Mawes,
Cornwall,
TR2 5DJ
Tel: 01326 270233
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The Rising Sun is set in a beautiful location, and commands picture postcard views of St Mawes harbour. There are fine St Austell’s ales to be enjoyed, and the pub has earned an excellent reputation for its deliciously different food.
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Miners Arms
Mithian,
Near St Agnes,
Cornwall,
TR5 0QF
Tel: 01872 552 375
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Dating from the 16 th Century, the Miners Arms in Mithian, near St Agnes, is one of Cornwall’s oldest pubs. It is wonderfully charismatic and full of charm, and is popular on account of its warm welcome, fine ales and good food.
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The Smuggler’s Den Inn
Cubert,
Near Newquay,
Cornwall,
TR8 5PY
Tel: 01637 830209
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The Smuggler’s Den Inn is an attractive thatched pub dating from the 16 th Century. It has a characterful interior, complete with inglenook fireplace, and a beautiful garden. Good food and an extensive range of cask ales are served.
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Cross Keys
The Square,
Cawsand,
Cornwall,
PL10 1PF
Tel: 01752 822309
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Set in the picturesque Cornish fishing village of Cawsand, the Cross Keys is a charming 17 th Century inn with tremendous character and a warm friendly atmosphere. There is a good selection of cask ale on offer, as well as tasty hoe cooked meals.
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King’s Arms
Stratton,
Cornwall,
EX23 9BX
Tel: 01288 352396
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The King’s Arms in Stratton dates from the 17 th Century, and has retained many of its delightful original features. It serves well-kept Cornish and Devonshire ales and a good selection of food, while local ciders are offered in the summer months.
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Star Inn
St Just-in-Penwith,
Cornwall,
TR19 7LL
Tel: 01736 788767
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Located in the charming Cornish village of St Just, close to Lands End, the Star Inn is a true gem. Full of tradition, character and immense charm, the Star Inn has been used in several television and film roles, and is also well known in the area for its excellent food and fine West Country ales.
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Queen’s Arms
Breage,
Cornwall,
TR13 9PD
Tel: 01326 573485
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The Queen’s Arms is one of Cornwall’s most popular real ale pubs. It always has a fine selection of well kept cask ales and real ciders on offer in the characterful bar, while a range of home cooked meals is available in the separate dining area.
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