"The staff at this restaurant were incredibly welcoming and friendly. The food was top-notch and made for a memorable night out. Thank you for a wonderful experience. -Dean Stewardson, table number three."
Firstly I want to say the food we had at the Farmers Arms last night was very good and I have no issue with the quality. However the experience we received from a staff member was unacceptable. I booked a table for 4 two weeks...ago as I knew it was bank holiday weekend and it would be busy. I also completely understand the pressures our hospitality industry goes through at this time of year, living locally. I arrived with my friends and waited to be allocated our reserved table. It’s was extremely busy (as expected) and the man behind to bar and a lady that worked there were clearly having issues around tables already. Eventually I was spoken to and I advised I had a reservation. Unfortunat...
We visited this pub last week and found out there was a magician on the day before. We then saw on Facebook that the magician was back on again the week after so we booked in for a meal. The meal was fantastic, the staff...were so friendly but we have to say when we were driving back last night we were all absolutely buzzing over watching the magician and our conversation was all based around him and his magic. Even at breakfast this morning my wife put her hands in her head and I thought something was wrong but as I asked her she said how on earth did he read my mind so accurately. We then all started to discus his insane magic again and how he did his tricks and how it was one of the best...
Visited on a Saturday evening it was getting busy when we arrived and unfortunately they were short staffed. Quite a selection of beers and drinks to choose from. The menu was looking good I had the ale pie that was really good kids had lasagne...all made on the premises. The wife ordered the ham and eggs which came out with alot of fay on and what looked like just very thick back bacon this wasn 't what we were expecting so called over the waitress and she took it away and was happy to replace with something else so brilliant opted for the bangers and mash of which the sausages were top notch, but prior to this the owner I believe came out to say there is nothing wrong with that dish we sel...
The restaurant feels like it is tucked away in a small village that has been surrounded by the bustling town of Newquay. It has the charm of a village pub but is located in a lively city with plenty to see and do nearby. The food is excellent and the prices are very reasonable. We went for lunch and it was quiet, but I imagine it gets busy in the evenings. I wish we had a place like this near us. It's nothing fancy, but if you want good food without spending a fortune, this is a great option. I almost feel bad writing about it, as it seems like a hidden gem enjoyed by locals who prefer to keep it to themselves. Can't blame them for wanting to keep it a secret.
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have seen a few times and always well. only for the record we are locals not leavers, but were treated very cold. luke warm eating, hard kartoffels and the worst cauliflower cheese ever. Maybe it was reheated Saturdays eating, we noticed that eating came around. Other tables that plucked hot with steam. we just felt involuntary, even the mermaid was cold. Now, if a business is doing so well in the current climate, that it can choose and choose who wants in their space and do not want, well done and hope that they survive this winter!
beautiful pub. for Sunday dinner was the lunch delicious and very cheap with a three cursor meal for £14.95 in the interior was smartly decorated and clean, log burner made for a cozy atmosphere. loved the Doggy menu option. the staff was friendly and attentive, we were in a big camper and fought with parking. we would definitely be back, but would park the roadside and in
I recently revisited this pub after my last visit in 2019 and was pleased to see that they have made improvements. The pub now offers great, inexpensive food compared to other restaurants in the area. The meals were served hot and without any complaints from anyone at the table. There were a few friendly locals in the bar, which added to the nice atmosphere of the place.
Lovely pub in St Colomb Minor where my great great grandfather was born. Very popular. Glad I arrived early but gave up my table for a couple of later arrivals as soon as I finished eating. The Sunday roast meal was huge. But the knives...were blunt and I struggled to cut up my meal to eat it. Lovely setting. Kay Glanville
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Great food polite service Great price clean only thing need more food on menu give it a 9 out of 10 would return again would recommend to others when I come back down here for holiday would come again and will recommend to family and...friends
The staff at this restaurant were incredibly welcoming and friendly. The food was top-notch and made for a memorable night out. Thank you for a wonderful experience. -Dean Stewardson, table number three.
Three Course Lunch And Dessert From Menu
Home Cooked Ham, Eggs And Chips
Fish Fingers With Chips & Beans
4Oz Burger In A Bun With Chips
Sausage And Spring Onion Mash
Stillion And Garlic Mushroom
Garlic & Herb Chicken Breast
Traditional Fish And Chips
Three Course Sunday Roast
Sunday Small Extra Plates
