Fox And Hounds - Carte

Price per person: £1–10 Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5 Parking: Ample parking available Parking options: Free parking lot

This is a lovely pub located along the coastal cycle path. I visited many years ago and enjoyed a refreshing pint of lemonade and lime on a hot summer day after a long bike ride. It’s conveniently situated between two roads, making it easy to find and accessible for both cyclists and those looking for parking.

we were close to and went for a bike ride and through the pub, on the way back we decided to welcome for a coffee, nice pub big, two roaring fires and some customers in as I say we had only one coffee, but it would be somewhere, I would be back when I was in cornwall, it was so inviting and it is for cyclists. Thank you. Voir le carte

I returned for a second visit for Sunday dinner, and it was just as wonderful as the first. The owners of this pub are lovely, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere that adds to the experience. The food was both delicious and plentiful, offering great value for money. The coffee was excellent as well. It's clear that they go above and beyond to ensure their guests have a pleasant time.

I enjoy visiting this pub for a carvery or Christmas meal because it has a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Although it’s somewhat out of the way and not centrally located, I believe the trip is well worth the effort. The carveries here are renowned, and the desserts are fantastic. In addition to these, they offer specials and a variety of other pub dishes, ensuring plenty of options to choose from.

Decided to come here after being very disappointed with the old shire inn which we used to go to alot but last few times had been horrible and the staff had been rude so decided to try inn for all seasons and were very impressed staff very friendly carvery was lovely 10 out of 10 my only comment is could use a little bit more lighting in the car park but will definitely be coming back again great value for money. Voir le carte

The food was decent. We were initially informed that the bill could be split for our large group of over 20 people, but after the meal, the manager told us that this wasn’t possible. She proceeded to drop a calculator on the table for us to manage it ourselves. Thankfully, a waitress stepped in to help us sort out the bill. It’s unfortunate that a nice evening was marred by the manager's attitude; she could really learn a thing or two from her staff.

The Inn for All Seasons is a charming restaurant that offers a fantastic carvery on evenings and Sundays, making it one of the best options in Cornwall. I often visit on Sundays to indulge in their delicious carvery, and I appreciate the flexibility of being able to help myself to the food whenever I like. Keep in mind that it can get quite busy on Sundays and during the Christmas season, so it's wise to make a reservation in advance. The meals are excellent value and well-prepared. The seating is comfortable, and the atmosphere is warm and inviting. While the Inn for All Seasons serves great food, the only downside is that it can become very crowded.

Service was exceptional, not over done but polite and timely. Good Covid precautions which actually improves the experience. You're called up the carvery (which I had! table by table which means no queue. Food was excellent, great selection of veg, all hand prepared, awesome cauliflower cheese, perfect roasties. Meat was insanely good. Three choices and all succulent. Pork was perfect, turkey was moist, beef medium. I've only written so much as I'm so impressed. It was worth the money and there were choices for all appetites. A table of ladies had dessert. They were huge!! The table fell quite as they mined thier way through thier choices. Table opposite ordered from the main menu and althou... Voir le carte