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This is a 500-600-year-old inn (with its own ghost!), part of which doubled as a courthouse where Judge Jefferies presided. Sir Walter Raleigh is reputed to have smoked his first pipe of tobacco on home soil when he landed here.
The passenger ferry Scillonian III sails to the Isles of Scilly from the quay opposite.
The Dolphin offers a wide range of meals to suit all the family, complemented by St Austell ales and wines.
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Quay Street,
Penzance TR18 4BD |
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01736 364106
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Superb food, a cosy, well-furnished restaurant and bar with a real personal welcome are the hallmarks of this 18th century village inn close to Penzance and St Ives. Page's 27-seat restaurant at The Old Inn is the place to dine for those seeking imaginative, good value, food and wine in the Penzance area. Since the spring of 2003, The Old Inn has been progressively refurbished. This includes the three bedrooms, all of which have sea views overlooking St. Michael's Mount. The separate lounge bar has also been upgraded.
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The Logan Rock is more than 400 years old, granite-built with a patio and paved back garden, situated in the hamlet of Treen near Porthcurno. The pub is famous for the legend that, in 1824, Lt Goldsmith dislodged the Logan Rock. Bills of the cost of the replacement and pictures can be seen at the inn. In the snug there is a wonderful collection of cricket memorabilia.
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In the centre of Marazion, and right by the water, the Godolphin Arms offers top-quality hotel meals and bar snacks.
On the ground floor there is the cosy Gig Bar, where real ales are served, and there are regular gigs of the musical variety.
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The Mark,
Marazion,
Penzance TR17 0EN |
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The Kings Arms has been at the hub of village life for hundreds of years, being adjacent to the church village hall, and sharing car parking.
There are a number of benches and tables outside and being south facing the pub enjoys sunshinefor most of the day. The pub is also popular with walkers and families.
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Paul,
Penzance TR19 6TZ |
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01736 731224
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01736 732327
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The Fishermans Arms is an old style pub that serves home-made food, but likes to be a pub that serves beer as opposed to a restaurant that serves beer. Log fires are lit in the evenings (or very cold mornings) and the ceiling is festooned with artefacts from around the world. The view is over the busy fishing port of Newlyn, Mounts bay and St Michael's Mount.
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Fore Street,
Newlyn,
Penzance TR18 5JR |
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01736 363399
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The Wellington is situated on the scenic coastal road from Land's End to St Ives. This is an ideal base from which to visit the finest cliffs and beaches in Cornwall. Built just before the Battle of Waterloo and named after the Iron Duke, the hotel has been thoroughly modernised to offer comfortable accommodation. The choice of home-cooked dishes is varied daily. The Wellington's bar is popular with locals and is the centre for much of the social life of this friendly small Cornish town.
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Market Square,
St Just,
Penzance TR19 7HD |
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01736 787319
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01736 787906
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The Ship Inn has lost none of its old character and remains at the heart of a very friendly local community. With good beer and good food it is just the place to stay the night. In the St Austell Brewery Estate 2003 awards it took the new managers of the year honour. The Ship has also been awarded a Red Diamond by the AA, making it one of the top 150 B&B businesses nationwide (October 04).
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Situated one mile north of St Just, near the famous Crown Mines, with stunning cliff walks, this is a traditional Cornish pub, owned and managed by Peter Beech and Sharon Smith.
As members of Taste of the West, they always have good food on offer, prepared using fresh local Cornish produce. You can enjoy anything from a snack to full a la carte or a choose from a daily specials board. Whether you prefer an old favourite like fish or steak and kidney pie, or something more exotic, you can be assured that all meals are cooked to order. Vegetarian options available.
- Open all day, every day.
- Food served noon to 2.30pm and 6 to 9pm (winter, Tuesday to Saturday, 6 to 9pm); Saturday and Sunday lunch, noon to 2pm.
- Cornish real ales and an extensive wine list
- Family room
- Beer garden
- Self-catering accommodation available
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B3306,
Tregeseal,
Penzance TR19 7QS |
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The New Inn is a traditional village pub, once the haunt of local tin miners, situated on the coast between St. Ives and Land's End in the Area of Outstanding National Beauty and close to the Coast Path. The pub has four en-suite bedrooms, a large garden and a campsite with showers. Geevor Tin Mine Heritage Centre is close by.
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