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The Pheasant is situated in a small inland village and is the only pub there. It was fairly quiet on a late Bank Holiday lunchtime. Most people were leaving. Others were just finishing their lunch. It is a large pub with 2 rooms and some outdoor seating too. Ales were Betty Stogs, Tribute & Doom Bar. Nice location. But little else to recommend for.
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A wonderful village pub, service and food quality was incredibly high and I would recommend a visit to anyone.
A friendly welcoming atmosphere, I can't rate it high enough.
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Aug 11 - Found bar staff very friendly and willing to please - good beer (no cider though). Lunch food we had (on two occassions) was excellent - changing selection of daily specials (local fish & meat) & good value - gave extra scoops of ice cream for children at no extra cost. Overall - a good local and far better than the typical 'tourist' pubs in the area.
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Not very pleased with our visit. Arrived at just before twelve and went in to the deserted bar. Barman arrived a few minutes later and said they were not yet open. OK
Sat down at one of the tables that didn't have a reserved sign only to be moved by said barman to another table in a dark corner of the bar. He then removed the menus we had taken from the bar and replaced them with a very limited lunch menu. I also was not overstruck at having my party addressed as 'You guys'. In fact I found his whole attitude a bit offhand. After glancing at the aforesaid meagre menu we decamped to another hostelry where we received better service and a warmer welcome.
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Helpful bus driver dropped us off at the door of this pub. Lovely setting in the village and a friendly local. There happened to be a beer festival on for the summer solstice and there was a good choice of ales. Enjoyed sitting out front with other festival goers chatting while enjoying the food and ales.
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This is a rare gem of a true 'local' pub in a pleasant Cornish village. It is still very much the hub of the community and seves good food at reasonable prices and a fair selection of beers. One of those pubs where the cricket team wander in for a pint or two after a saturday match and where customers of all ages are to be found.
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Pub in the middle of nowhere. You'll possibly find as many horses here as people. Even though its quiet its set in a nice place so you may as well go here because you are stuffed for other places nearby
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Food and real ales both very good. Children were welcome plus a pool table to beat the wife(much to her annoyance)
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