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Gurnards Head is welcome beacon Set back from its greenstone, basaltic headland namesake, is cozy pub stocked with local Cornish ales and wines. Stop for coffee, seasonal supper of local produce, or stay night if you can't face leaving warmth of open fire. Definitely worth short detour, whether you're hiking South West Coast path, cycling West Kernow Way or driving down to Land's End.
Tors Inn is haven of fine local fare, and menu names all suppliers on map. Fans smoky flavours will appreciate kitchen's passion for smoking slow and low. Sunday roasts are highlight, with tender meat paired with vibrant variety of seasonal veggies, roasted to perfection. Rest weary feet and indulge in these tasty treats, followed by decadent and comforting slice sticky toffee pudding. Your senses will thank you as nature nurture entwine in this hillside haven.
Gurnards Head is welcoming candlelit bar in Cornwall. This small pub with cosy fire serves excellent classics such as steak pie and chilli con carne in rooms full of atmosphere, with old muskets and antique paraphernalia adorning walls. Mown field opposite with marquee and picnic benches enables you to gaze at distant church spires while you sip beverage.
Nelson Head is small pub with cosy fire serves excellent classics such as steak pie and chilli con carne in rooms full of atmosphere, with old muskets and antique paraphernalia adorning walls. Lovely mown field opposite with marquee and picnic benches enables you to gaze at distant church spires while you sip beverage.
The Kirkstyle Inn overlooks beautiful River South Tyne, midway between Alston and Brampton. Journey alone is well worth trip, weaving through once-industrial valley. Hospitality is friendly and informal, menu is locally sourced, specialising in game (rabbit terrine, pigeon pie, grouse with blewit mushrooms) with some good seafood. It is expertly cooked, wine list is impressive and beer locally brewed at Twice Brewed. Sunday lunch is generous and best I have been served, and whisper small prayer that rhubarb souffle is on dessert menu.
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Gurnards Head is welcome beacon Set back from its greenstone, basaltic headland namesake, is cozy pub stocked with local Cornish ales and wines. Stop for coffee, seasonal supper of local produce, or stay night if you can't face leaving warmth of open fire. Definitely worth short detour, whether you're hiking South West Coast path, cycling West Kernow Way or driving down to Land's End.
Tors Inn is haven of fine local fare, and menu names all suppliers on map. Fans smoky flavours will appreciate kitchen's passion for smoking slow and low. Sunday roasts are highlight, with tender meat paired with vibrant variety of seasonal veggies, roasted to perfection. Rest weary feet and indulge in these tasty treats, followed by decadent and comforting slice sticky toffee pudding. Your senses will thank you as nature nurture entwine in this hillside haven.
Gurnards Head is welcoming candlelit bar in Cornwall. This small pub with cosy fire serves excellent classics such as steak pie and chilli con carne in rooms full of atmosphere, with old muskets and antique paraphernalia adorning walls. Mown field opposite with marquee and picnic benches enables you to gaze at distant church spires while you sip beverage.
Nelson Head is small pub with cosy fire serves excellent classics such as steak pie and chilli con carne in rooms full of atmosphere, with old muskets and antique paraphernalia adorning walls. Lovely mown field opposite with marquee and picnic benches enables you to gaze at distant church spires while you sip beverage.
The Kirkstyle Inn overlooks beautiful River South Tyne, midway between Alston and Brampton. Journey alone is well worth trip, weaving through once-industrial valley. Hospitality is friendly and informal, menu is locally sourced, specialising in game (rabbit terrine, pigeon pie, grouse with blewit mushrooms) with some good seafood. It is expertly cooked, wine list is impressive and beer locally brewed at Twice Brewed. Sunday lunch is generous and best I have been served, and whisper small prayer that rhubarb souffle is on dessert menu.
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i mean, who needs tourists when you've got these hidden gems? tors inn is literally my dream come true - slow smoked meats and sticky toffee pudding are my love language. and don't even get me started on gurnards head's cozy atmosphere... it's like they're trying to make us all forget about the world outside 
! I mean, who needs fancy-schmancy food when you can get a tender Sunday roast and some sick sticky toffee pudding? 
And let's be real, that cozy atmosphere with all the antique stuff is like stepping into a different world. The fact that they source their ingredients locally is just a bonus, you know? 
. And if you're into hiking or cycling, it's the perfect spot for a short detour.
οΈ If you ever find yourself in the area, do make sure to try it out.
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Gotta say, some of these pubs sound like total overrated tourist traps 
to me. Like, who needs to pay 50 quid for a steak pie when you can get one for 10 at the nearest pub down the road? And don't even get me started on all the fancy schmancy stuff they're charging extra for, like that sticky toffee pudding at The Tors Inn... 20 quid for a dessert? 
No thanks, mate.
. Like, Gurnards Head is literally a cozy spot for Cornish ales and wine, big whoop! It's not like it's going to change your life or anything 
. And don't even get me started on the Tors Inn - I mean, smoky flavors are great and all, but do we really need a menu that highlights every local supplier? Can't they just focus on making good food instead of being extra 
. Anyway, I'd rather just stick to my local pub down the street 
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. Gurnards Head looks like a lovely place to relax with good food and drink 
. I love that they have local ales and wines, it's always great to support the community. And the fact that they serve classic pub grub in a cozy atmosphere is just perfect 
. The Tors Inn and Nelson Head also sound amazing, I'm definitely adding them to my list for when I visit 
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And Gurnards Head has that cozy candlelit bar vibe... its like stepping into a scene from a movie 