The Seven Stars, Flushing

A great little pub situated in the picturesque village of Flushing. Mainly inhabited by fishermen, who have lived in worked in this beautiful little place for generations. The beer is good, the food is top-notch, served daily and consists of the very best fresh produce and locally caught sea-food. Your hosts are warm and friendly and the views are second to none. Come along and find out one of Cornwall's little gems nestling in one of the most beautiful towns Cornwall has to offer.

30 May 2006 22:15

Three Tuns, Penryn

This is the sort of establishment that requires patrons to wipe their feet on the way out. It is littered with dubious characters and you are more likely to be greeted with "want a fight" then "what can I get you?". A cheap clip joint for picking up tarts and not the sort of place to endulge in intelligent conversation. A haven for C.H.A.V.S and like-minded cohorts who regularly hold competitions to see who can consume the most vats of ale/wine per person. The beer is nondescript and not terribly well kept. A place to be avoided unless you feel suicidal and want to end it all quickly!!!!!

29 May 2006 23:48

The Seven Stars, Penryn

Rob Brinkhof (Landlord) runs a very clean and tidy pub. The lines are cleaned more often than most people use a toothbrush. You are always guaranteed an excellent pint of extra special real ales and lagers (especially the Brinkhoff (no relation)) e-number and additive free lager from Germany (no hangovers here from unmentionables). He will not tolerate bad behaviour and single/married or otherwise unattached females can relax assured in the knowledge that they can enjoy quiet drink without let or hinderance. I have been a regular here for the past four years, and have even joined the theatre company, famed for their annual panto in pub productions. Highly recommeded for one and all. Come on in and see for yourselves.

29 May 2006 23:38