Roseland Peninsula pubs

within walking distance . . .

The Royal Standard in Gerrans

Beer garden and good home cooked food. car park.
Children & well behaved dogs welcome. Friendly atmosphere. Live music once a month. Quiz night first Sunday in the month. Euchre nights Mondays and Tuesdays. no bookings taken.

The Plume of Feathers Portscatho

A fine old pub in the heart of Portscatho village with fine ales, good food and a friendly atmosphere welcoming children and dogs. Booking essential for fish and chip nights on Fridays.
01872 580321

Portscatho Harbour Club

not strictly a pub but a wonderful drinking establishment with unrivalled sea views from its balcony, a good long bar, friendly atmosphere, film night (mondays), pool tables, snooker room, gym (induction necessary), major sports screenings, bingo night (thursdays) and discos - for a small annual membership (£5).
01872 580 387
www.theharbourclub.co.uk

a short drive . . .

The Roseland Inn at Philleigh

A fine old 16th century characterful pub five miles away in a sweet village for good food, fine ales, dogs allowed, and very convenient for the annual Philleigh Fayre.
www.roselandinn.co.uk
01872 580254.

The Kings Head at Ruan Lanihorne

Another excellent pub five miles away in a quaint village - fine wines and ales. Very friendly landlady. Booking essential for eating.
www.kings-head-roseland.co.uk
01872 501263

The Victory in St Mawes

Another fine pub up a quaint side street in buzzing St Mawes with good food real ales and friendly welcome.
01326 270324
www.victory-inn.co.uk

The Rising Sun in St Mawes

Perfect sun-trap seating area outside overlooking the sea - lively and buzzing in the summer - good pub food.
01326 270233
www.risingsunstmawes.co.uk

Smugglers Cottage at Tolverne

Headquarters for the build up to "D-Day" - Les Routiers and Egon recommended - on the banks of the river Fal next to the King Harry Ferry - do stop off even if only for one glass.