Trengilly Wartha, Nancenoyback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Had an early afternoon pint here, and give the beer full marks. Didn't really feel like a pub though.
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Right off the beaton track. Appears to have been extended to cater for food and accommodation. Gets busy with tourists and families staying in the area.
Good and interesting food - restaurant food rather than pub grub.
Two well kept Cornish ales on offer - Betty Stogs and Cornish Knockers on my visit. Staff were friendly and welcoming and the service in the restaurant was good. Probably best treated as a place to go for a fine meal (with the benefit of selling good real ale) rather than a drinking hole although this is partly due to its obscure location.
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Food very pricey - some dishes over �20. Beer nice enough, if you can drink in a dining room. OK I guess if you can stand the posh clientele
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Well hidden away down the country lanes, the name was inspiring me to expect something very old and traditional. Pulling into the car park, I was disappointed to see a modernised and extended tourist hotel with a conservatory full across the front. Inside was much the same - bistro style tables set with placemats everywhere and a menu priced to match.
I will say the beer was good, Lizard Ales from St Keverne, but it didn't seem quite right being served by antipodeans(?) in matching uniform polo shirts.
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Although this place could be regarded as being rather upmarket, it is used as a watering hole by many of the locals, which makes for a convivial atmosphere. A good range of well kept local beers, an even better wine celler and the food is excellent
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RATHER POSH PLACE, IT WOULD HATE TO BE CALLED A PUB.GOOD ATOMOSPHERE, SORRY AMBIANCE.VERY GOOD FOOD AT THE BAR, RETAURANT ATTACHED.WITHIN WAKLING DISTANCE OF CONSTANTINE.
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