St Aubyns Arms, Prazeback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Pleasant local pub with the locals giving a warm welcome.
Seems to have had serious makeover in the past couple of years which has made it a pleasant place to have a drink. Beer in good condition with a selection of 3 ales at time of visit including Tribute and two from Cadgewith brewery, well maintained beer garden which catches the evening sun.
Foodwise, seems to specialise in steaks.
All in all a pleasant place to while away an hour or two.
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The Pub is now a Freehouse. Run by a local family offering a good selction of well kept Beers (3 Real Ale's, a Local Lager plus a selection of Ciders, Largers and Bitters) Serving a good selection of Quality food at a realistic price. A warm welcome by the Landlord and all the Staff.
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Pub has recently been bought from Punch Taverns by youngish local. I was staying locally over Easter and went twice. They had two well kept beers and a real cider. One night we had some bar nibbles which were very nice but a bit small for the price. The other night we had meals and were very pleased by quality, quantity and price. The pub needs refurbishment but I think the owner will be doing this as and when he is able to.. The left hand bar was packed on the Friday with locals and there were a few tourists in having a meal. All in all a pub well worth supporting
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The pub is bought by Punch Taverns so another freehouse disappears. Tee "Tribute" is to remain but watch this space to see if it goes the same way as other Punch Taverns
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I understand that the pub has now been sold and don't know exactly what if any changes have been made
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raditional Cornish pub owned and managed by Cornish born landlady.
The St Aubyn Arms offers a lounge, bar and seperate childrens room (children are also welcome in the bar and lounge. Wide ranging menu offering anything from a sandwich to steaks, curries and roast dishes. Sunday lunch specials also special steak and curry evenings, two restuarants (one upstairs) and seperate function bar. Fruit machine, quiet piped music, pool table, darts board, large garden and car park. The pub is very welcoming and popular with both locals and holidaymakers from teh nearby time share establishment.
Colin - 24 Mar 2004 09:39 |
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