The Napoleon Inn in Cornwall

We came here when we stayed in a holiday home across the street. It’s a nice and rustic pub, friendly and helpful staff and I hear a good selection of beers (am not a beer drinker). We were most amazed about the food. The selection on the menu is a mix of traditional pub meals with a twist. It’s a modern and creative cuisine, very good quality, very fresh and local products are used. Can only recommend!

Most excellent food 👌 lovely people, it's a shame I won't be back.

Haven't been here since I was 18, 47 years later I can honestly say I don't think it's changed. Wonderful old pub. ❤

Storm Arwen had caused power cuts right up until we got to the pub. Thankfully it was restored just before we arrived and the staff were great as this didn't stop them. They got the fire roaring, drinks served and the food was lovely. The steak I had was peferctly cooked, we'll definitely return.

We dined as a larger group. Items were missed off despite pre-booking. The food was okay, but not great. The quality of the steak was poor (supplier problems?) and vegetarian options were limited and not good. Fish was nice, but the Hake order was changed to cod which wasn't mentioned until it was served. Chips were good but vegetables and salad were not great. Every one of the plates at our table was returned at the end of the meal with food on. I wonder if there are different chefs on different nights as our meals were not like the ones recently pictured. Staff were pleasant but seemed run of their feet, despite it not appearing to be particularly busy. If we were visiting the area again, I do not think we would eat here. I would normally give 2 stars but the team seem to be trying to get things together. They haven't got there yet. A quick tip, do not try their sachets of mayonnaise - it was totally rank. Why do places like this but the cheapest condiments? Do yourself a favour Nap Inn, buy Hellman's and Heinz.

Beautiful, old building. Good choice of food, at the top of the hill in Boscastle. Lovely landlady. Who looked after us, highlighted all items in food menu that she would make gluten free for us. Lots of choice. Music nights later in the week. There was a beer garden and a performance space in the garden.Being local, she also told us about a nearby festival that was underway on the Cornwall Showground, she was so excited about it that we went changed our plans and went there the following day. It was amazing.

A lovely old pub with a pleasant atmosphere. Currently serving a reduced menu, but without any reduction in quality. Everything we had was excellent.

We've been there three times in three days during our last holidays. The first time was merely to try it as we didn't know where else to go, the second time was because we liked it so much, the third time because we wanted to try the sunday roast as well.Both staff and owner were very friendly, helpful and nice. In three days we tried a lot: we had the crab pasta, the cheese board, whitebait, some other fish with prawns, fish and chips and of course the sunday roast, different kinds of local ales and ciders. Everything we tried was very delicious and well prepared!The pub has a nice atmosphere and a lot of events like live music. There is a parking space nearby. (The only thing we didn't like were the lavatories, next time I would try to avoid them.)

Lovely pub situated in top of Boscastle village. The pub is divided into a number of rooms and there are 3 outdoor seating areas. Great selection of real ales which are served straight from the cask and taste superb. There is a good selection of food available on the menu and there is a daily specials menu, food is very good and I can highly recommend the Sticky toffee pudding.Definitely worth a visit if you are in the location.

Friendly local. Good selection of ales. The food looked good and hearty but we only stopped for a drink. Spacious bar areas holding rustic furnishings and flagstones along with the solid walls and open fire make for a welcome rest stop when walking and exploring the area.