please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Pub looks like it is geared up for pubgrub on a large scale.
Not really a cosy pub for a pint we had one then left but I'm sure it would be ok for food.
5/10
|
Changed hands a few weeks ago and when I visited had two real ales instead of the previous single offering, I enjoyed two well presented pints of Jail Ale. Also advertises free childrens play area and was very busy serving food, seems like new Guv'ner has better ideas.
|
Expensive and very average food. Had to pay to use the ball pool even though we eat there. Would not go again
|
Not much atmosphere, shabby garden, but plenty of space and newspapers.
|
Been here a number of times and the food is quite good. The chief at the carvery is a right miserable sod! Good ale, play area, telly and some quite tasty Polish staff ;) Not a bad little pub.
|
Went to this pub in January 2006 during my timeshare week in Newquay. The staff were really pleasant and the food superb and reasonably priced. The beer was well-kept (good old Betty Stoggs) and even the locals were nice to us tourists! Can't fault it (other than the decoration in the gents - a facelift is long overdue). If you're anywhere near Newquay you should give this place a try. The locals told me that the landlord has recently taken over and on this showing he deserves to do very well indeed. Wish I didn't live 250 miles away 'cos I'd go there a lot more often.
|
Quality pub for a swift one before a night out in Newquay, or for a quiet drink.
Traditional pub but also caters for younger people too.
Sells a wide range of drinks from Stella etc through to a pint of Doom.
Brilliant video jukebox, big play area outside, pool table, darts.
Oh and the foods amazing
precious - 8 Nov 2004 16:27 |
