The Cornish Inn

Food in restaurant not as I would have expected.lobster was absolutely swimming in butter ruined the lobster, when I asked for a fresh plate so could remove salad and lobster to fresh plate not swimming in butter was looked at as though I was crazy. Saw another patron with same dish not swimming in butter made a comment politely to staff. No apology anything in-fact extremely poor. Service was mediocre and rather poor and a discretionary service charge well above what I would have tipped. No wonder service appalling get there tips no matter what. Very disappointed. Stomach is not happy with eating a plate of ghee. On the other hand the Pizza we had two days before was amazing.

A lovely family run B&B. Great breakfast options with excellent service. Rooms are in good condition with TVs and tea and coffee facilities. Nice to have the option to sit in the pub on an evening after a long day exploring. Great local drinks and such friendly bar staff. Fantastic location for walks, visiting local towns or a trip to the coast for a day. ||Great to find a pub with character and will be visiting again soon. Thanks for having us!

The cornish Inn is run by small family and they are great hosts. The car park at the back is large one and they have small one at front. The Inn has cosy wood burner, comfortable chairs to relax and sit in while you enjoy your drink. It also has a pool table, Duke box with large variety of music and a large TV screen and WiFi.|Outside at the back you have a patio with table and chairs and soon to have a new patio heater.| On special days you can also enjoy burger and chips which is great value for money. Definitely would recommend a visit.|

Fantastic village pub, great atmosphere, great staff. Very much enjoyed our time there during village Xmas lights switch on.

Bit of a dump. Not welcomed. Avoid and find a better boozer, plenty of other good ones in the parish

Stayed here at the weekend and was so lovely ||The owner greeted us with a smile and showed us to our rooms. The building is a 17th Century building. So quirky. Was shocked that such an old building would have better running hot water than my own house. ||We had a few drinks then retired to bed. ||In the morning we had a choice of pastries, cereal or a cooked breakfast. We chose a cooked breakfast both mornings which was very yummy. Could tell the meat was local. ||We also had dinner at the pub. I had Pie, mash and veggies and my hubby had Scampi which went down a treat. Followed by a yummy sticky toffee pudding and custard ||The locals were friendly. We had things to do in Tavistock and Plymouth so was lovely to come back to and chill

My fiancé, his daughter and myself booked to stay here for a couple of nights after reading all the glowing reviews. We arrived on the Friday evening, managed to park out the front (ample parking to rear too), and went into what was a lively pub. There was a darts tournament going on. The owner acknowledged us straight away. We stayed in the bar for a couple of drinks then retired to our room, a family room with a double and single bed, en suite. The room was comfortable enough, a little cold maybe but the temperature had dropped. Plenty of storage, tv, table and chairs, hairdryer, coffee and tea making facilities. The bed was very comfy. Unfortunately the locals were still going in and out of the bar and every single time the bar door would bang shut so took a while to get to sleep. We were on the second floor. The next morning we woke up to the strong smell of cigarettes in our room (and also the hallways when we left) which was not pleasant for any of us, we did consider not staying the second night. It proved difficult to get the shower at a comfortable temperature. We didn’t stay for breakfast. The next evening we came back to the bar after a day out, was welcomed again by the owner who is such a lovely chap. We stayed for a couple of drinks but being a Saturday afternoon/early evening the bar was very loud and there was a lot of swearing going on, which wasn’t suitable for my fiancé’s daughter. We were also aware of people smoking cannabis in the porch way bar entrance, the smell was very strong. We decided to go back out and went to a local pub down within walking distance down the road. The Inn does serve food and the menu had a great choice but we wouldn’t have felt comfortable eating in the bar. All in all, we were a little disappointed with the Inn but we only paid £50/night and couldn’t fault the owners at all, they are both very friendly and welcoming and always seemed to take a personal interest in us. We understand it was a weekend and a pub so maybe we’ll consider other types of accommodations in the future.

Comfortable bed, a great breakfast (scrambled egg was the best I’ve tasted!), and the owners were pleasant. The son, who served us breakfast, was particularly attentive and the dining room, in contrast to the rest of the pub, was nicely decorated and spotlessly clean. The evening bar meal was mediocre. On the whole, the place was tired looking and the carpets were dirty and faded. There was a strong smell of chips on entering the premises, which was off putting. Would I stay here again? In a word “No”.