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The friendly barmaid couldn't believe this was my first trip to Cornwall when I paid a visit on Tuesday with a schoolfriend + dogs! Tucked into a couple of lovely pints of Legend and we both ordered food which was excellent. Cawsand is a typical Cornish coastal village and is charming and so was the Cross Keys. I will return!
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Nice enough place and was handy for a quick one before we caught the ferry back to Plymouth.
My pint of Legend was good (it always is!).
7/10
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Tis said that a Mr BA robinson may have told the very volatile youthe to not do the usual, but did we make a comment when a young Mr Robinsons picture was proudly displayed upon a 1950s sideboard table in the cult movie of the early 1980s Quadrophenia!!!! or did he have anything to say when one of the younge Cannon boys did in fact try out the old creaky wooden rocking chair that lay dormant in the corner of the olde cottage nesstled amongst the tiny streets of said cawsands....
And was the big nosed always smiling cobbler aware that Hannah who resembles Ms Kate Bush but with a big nose, also tried out the old wooden creaky rocking chair... eh... eh.... I think not sir....
Where are they all now then.... eh... eh...Mark Swanky....Bit "O" Lemon Stoneh.... what bit.... I will show you what bit....Just like Martin... never can shut it.....
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me and my companion took shelter here..after eating salted bread we were ready to sample the local ales,,Upon our arrival we heard the last line of a joke being told by a shaven headed man united player which went ..."remember the allamooow,nyah nyah nyaaahh!'
so my companion and i sat in our snug chatting about old times,whilst a local wench danced frivolously singing..'out on a wiley,windy moors,we'd roll and fall in green. you had a temper like my jealousy ,too hot too greedy..."..and then i am ashamed to say I'm think my friend may have used some gutter language as a B.A.Robinson pointed out that there was no need to swear..
'Are you boyz zailors?!"came from across the room..
"no sir ..we are merely on a quest to Rame via perenporth to find the truth of the poisoning aboard his majesties vessel.."
"drink on...drink on..."came the reply
i watched my friends brow furrow and caught the words "super glue"utter from under his breath....
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...new licensees, but still a great place for a pint or several...
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friendly & helpful staff, food was pretty good, beer excellent - several local real ales on offer. made my evening!
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Ignore my comments. They were intended for a Kingsand pub! Apologies.
Lovely welcome in this fine pub. Looked an interesting menu. We sat outside in a lovely location while I enjoyed a fine local ale.
I would recommend this pub.
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Nice enough modern and clean pub in a stunning location. Decent hand pulled beer - I had something from a Falmouth brewery I believe. Good food. No complaints from me or my two hosts.
Try and get a window seat. It makes all the difference.
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Great pub, good ale selection and a couple of 'real' ciders. Friendly staff and a nice location in Cawsand Square just up from the beach.
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We have just had an extremely pleasant lunch at the Cross Keys made even better by the pleasant and friendly barmaid who went out of her way to make us feel welcome. My husband was pretty pleased with the pint that he had we will certainly be back!
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Visited in March 2010, half the large pub is given over to a good restaurant. Skinner's Heligan Honey and Hopback's Summer Lightning both good. Friendly staff and relaxed atmosphere. The best food in Kingsand / Cawsand.
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Nice curry but a bit sparse 4 lumps of chicken & 2 mounds of rice!
Bar lady had obviously missed the day they did charm lessons.
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Popped in Easter sunday for pint of Gales HSB for self and half of Heligan honey for the wife.Both excellent.Pub very clean and very dog friendly. Barmaid made point of giving dog a chew.
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Lovely pub, very welcoming atmosphere. Not a huge amount of outside seating, but a large restaurant area serving great food.
anonymous - 27 Aug 2006 16:13 |
