Pubs & Inns
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Local pubs with gardens
Gasping for something chilled you haven't had to pour yourself? We hear ya! Check out Muddy's pick of our favourite Cornwall pubs and inns with loads of airy outdoor space for quaffing and scoffing.
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Muddy Eats: 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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And the Top 50 Gastropubs 2020 are…
Whose tripled-cooked chips got them into the gastropub hall of fame? Roomy pants on, let's tuck in – NINE of the West Country's foodie pubs made the grade.
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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 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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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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