St Mabyn Inn & Restaurant in Cornwall

Cuisine: British

Where is St Mabyn Inn & Restaurant?

🏠 St Mabyn, Bodmin PL30 3BA


"With the market town of Wadebridge three miles to the east, and a bevy of small moorland villages all within striking distance, The St Mabyn Inn & Restaurant is set in a stunning rural location in the heart of the village of St Mabyn. This historic Inn has all you would expect from a village pub in North Cornwall; delicious food, a roaring fire, expertly-kept local ales and a welcome as warm as they come. Not only this, but the St Mabyn Inn prides itself on going that extra little bit further to delight its customers and keep them coming back for more…"

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Opinions

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Exactly what you want from a country pub....lovely friendly atmosphere. The staff were lovely and friendly and we felt very welcome. The food was excellent.....home made, fresh and very very tasty......... definitely recommend!!

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Excellent food and wonderful atmosphere. So good to see a place alive with conversation, good drink and amazing food. Truly a fantastic place to enjoy an evening.

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Absolutely fantastic pub. Great atmosphere, great carvery and really good service!

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Nice, friendly local village pub. Reasonable prices. Good food and drink. Well worth a visit.

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I love this pub, great atmosphere, staff are attentive and it's good pub grub. The beast of Bodmin burger, the gammon and the steak I can highly recommend.

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Friendly service, with a nice atmosphere. The steak was amazing but was let down by the watery flavourless blue cheese sauce. 😔 Shame.

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Stumbled upon this place... Roaring fire, food was best we've had on our foodie trip, presented beautifully and the girl with the curly hair couldn't have made us feel more welcome! Would detour to come back here!

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Great & charming pub. We were staying nearby with a friend for a week and visited on our first evening in Cornwall. Glad we got a table without booking as lots of people started coming in soon after us! Great food and friendly service. Thank you!

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Visited on evening of 12th October 2021. I had phoned and booked for 6pm.The exterior of the pub was a bit tatty but it was clean and a typical old style Cornish pub inside.When I phoned I had explained and requested a table with cushioned seat and solid back to the chair due to having a bad lower back.On being shown to our reserved table it was the table that was the problem! It was beside a main walkway and was a low narrow converted sewing machine table. On us requesting to be moved the friendly lady waiter promptly offered to open up and give us a table in the then closed dinning room. The table and seating there was standard and chairs comfy enough. One other couple also came into this dinning room to eat soon after us.The meals were served hot, well presented and portions a good size. The day's special pie was chicken, leek and mushroom which was tasty. We pointed out that in it it was mainly mushroom with chicken and I found only one small bit of leek! Sides of vegetables and chips were fine.Husband's beast burger was ok but the bun was a hard crusty seeded roll. He left it as it was near impossible cut and to eat. No my husband doesn't have false teeth.No puddings had. The meal value for money? Maybe we would visit again St Maybn Inn but the service was a bit off and slow. Waiter said it was due to staff shortages. We have found it is like this with many restaurants and pubs throughout the UK due to the pandemic and it's knock on effects.As an aside there is the intresting old St Maybn church right next door to the pub. Parts of the church date back to Norman times. Worth a look around but mind the uneven steps leading up to it from the pub side.

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A proper pub!Down on holiday with the family. Everywhere closed or fully booked because of covid. We booked this place in the afternoon for this evening. Several reviews on here said it was a little "tired" inside... IT'S A PROPER PUB for the love of God... I loved the place as soon as I walked inside. I am leaving this review after my starter of mussels which were brilliant and the calamari was also great.This really is a cracking little pub.

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344 customers of St Mabyn Inn & Restaurant have given it an average rating of 4,5.