The Kings Head in Cornwall

Im a fatty right, I end up eating out a fair bit around Cornwall so it’s fair to say I know what’s good and bad. Me and the other half went there for Sunday lunch. Food was absolutely amazing, both of us had starters and mains and we couldn’t get as far as a dessert. EVERYTHING was really well presented and tasted amazing, this is definitely at the top of a very short list of places I will visit again

Just had the most fantastic lunch at the Kings head roast beef done to perfection pork succulent, 2 of our friends had the fish which in thier words was delicious. Staff so friendly. we are 8 locally people who live in Ruan if you want a good Sunday lunch or a fish dish this is the place to book. Well done Dean and staff. thank you, Gary, Jeanette, and friends from Ruanlanihorne.

Nice little rural pub with great food and good service. We dropped in for lunch, very nice, gastro menu with some interesting specials. Local beers available.

Although the height of summer lunch time was very quiet. We arrived earlier than our booking but that was not an issue. Our meals came out quickly and having spoken to the chef regarding his delicious Wild Boar Stew I can see his passion came through in what was a lovely meal. The house burgers were a hit as well. We even recommended the place to someone whilst queuing for fish & chips in St Mawes a few days later.

Nestled is the loveliest village, this slightly quirky village pub is so pretty! Don't be deceived by slightly erratic service; food is delicious, high quality and great value.

The King's Head is a cut above the rest.A superb chef, starters,mains and desserts all inventive, beautifully presented, substantial portions, reasonable prices , excellent service,all in a lovely, rural setting.

Amazing Sunday roast, jug of gravy and tastes like a home cooked roast, delicious. Relaxed atmosphere, perfect pub to visit, will be our new local, thank you Kings Arms

Beautiful setting with garden to the front. Helpful staff and reasonably priced good pub food.

Little pub in a quiet village, in a nice setting. Food was good but not wow, the menu slightly changed due to a ‘new chef’ so they weren’t entirely clear what the new items were. On tap were two bitters but no other ales, which was a bit of a shame. Nice friendly staff. Could do with luck of paint!

Great food, great fast service. The gentleman serving us was friendly and helpful.