This friendly local was originally part of a farm dating from 1700s and became a coaching inn during the 19th-century. The horseshoe shaped bar, with inglenook fire place, leads through to an adjoining restaurant where locally sourced food is served. A good range of beers from St Austell is always available, together with a local cider in summer. Popular with both cyclists and walkers, the pub lies just one mile from the Tarka Trail. Opening hours will change between Summer and Winter. Opens on a Monday for Bank Holidays
In same family since 1906 - now use the Stable Bar created in 1971 - the original pub rooms may have old fittings, but difficulty arranging a visit to them!
In same family since 1906 - now use the Stable Bar created in 1971 - the original pub rooms may have old fittings, but difficulty arranging a visit to them!
This Pub serves 1 changing beer (Usually another from St Austell and often HSD.) and 1 regular beer.
Source: Regional
Cask Ale
Real Cider
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