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Pubs & Inns
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The Mariners at Rock, Near Wadebridge
Cosy up in the pub post-beach walk for a winter Sunday lunch or for a summer sundowner on the terrace. The Mariners is a favourite with locals and visitors, year-round, for the food as well as the view. Revamped in 2019 by Paul and Emma Ainsworth.
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The Plume of Feathers, Mitchell
Next time you meet friends in the pub, make it here! This 16th century inn is slap-bang in the middle of Cornwall and the food is cracking, thanks to former MasterChef pro contestant, Nat Tallents.
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Top 50 Gastropubs revealed
Cornwall's very own St Tudy Inn makes the cut on The Estrella Damm Top 50 Gastropub Awards. Roomy pants on? Let's tuck in.
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The Old Coastguard, Mousehole
A year-round star of the local food scene. Retreat to this west Cornwall bolthole for a leisurely lunch or cosy supper and a sleepover.
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The loveliest pubs with rooms
Fancy a weekend away in the countryside? The Muddy Editors across 19 counties know all the best spots for a relaxed overnighter.
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Sunday lunch sorted
Bring on the Yorkshire puds! Best pubs for a weekend nosh up across 18 Muddy counties...
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St Ives Pub Review: Halsetown Inn
Looking for a cosy Cornish pub, with a cracking roast and breathtaking walks in every direction? This former miner's local - turned gastropub with character - is a firm Muddy fave.
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The Gurnard’s Head
My ultimate destination pub, in beautiful West Penwith! Go for the fish, go for the wine, go for the scenery. You won’t be disappointed.
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Newlyn Gem: The Tolcarne Inn
Sample some amazing local seafood at Ben Tunnicliffe's laidback Cornish pub (and one-time smuggler's haunt)...
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Top Pub: The Mexico Inn
Like a fool, I've been driving straight past this brilliant foodie pub on the road from Penzance to Marazion. Read all about this local favourite and get the Muddy verdict.
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