The Weary Friar

The food at this restaurant was subpar, tasting more like frozen meals reheated in the oven. The burger was also undercooked.

I recently revisited this restaurant for the first time since 1979, and it was like a trip down memory lane. The food was just as good as I remembered, with a lovely atmosphere, friendly staff, and delicious meals. While the days of chicken in a basket with onion rings may be gone (which was always my favorite), every dish we tried was excellent. Our group of six enjoyed a delicious lunch, with my personal favorite being the liver and bacon with mash and gravy. It was absolutely delicious! The restaurant was also good value for the quality of food and service we received. I highly recommend checking it out, but be aware that the sat nav may lead you down some ridiculously tiny Cornish roads if you choose to visit.

The staff at this restaurant were extremely friendly and attentive. The food was served quickly and in generous portions of perfectly cooked ingredients. I highly recommend this place for a Sunday lunch outing.

Whilst out for a dog walk we called in for a drink. Being respectful to diners we sat outside with the dogs. It’s a shame that outside seems so unkept and un welcoming. Dead plants in baskets, fag buts surrounding and litter wedged between the benches. The ground looked like it hadn’t ever seen a brush! Not the most inviting but we didn’t have much choice whilst on foot! At least my husband enjoyed the tribute!

What a lovely pub! We visited for a drink on Saturday evening great atmosphere and lovely friendly service. Real ales I’m told were great, red wine also very good. We returned for Sunday roast the next day very simple and unpretentious delicious home cooking, it comes ready plated with 2 veg and big fluffy Yorkshires. £14.95 really good value. The puds were homemade and fab. Highly recommended and will definitely return.