The Tree Inn in Cornwall

Lovely pub,. Good beer and friendly welcoming staff.

Nicest staff Iv come across in a long time. Very accommodating and just a pleasure to be around considering on reduce staff. Very clean accommodation and facilities would 100% recommendLOL first recommendation Iv ever wrote but the tree inn is certainly worth it

We were looking forward to it, and were sadly disappointed. Arrived to greasy, sticky tables with paper placemats. Fish Soup was awful and tepid. Steak was £25 and ordered medium and was cooked within an inch of its life, appearing grey and flaccid. Peppercorn sauce was an extra £2.50 and was a watery grey suggestion of what a peppercorn sauce could be. We declined dessert and went home for a chocolate Magnum. It was over priced and under delivered.

3 stars for two key reasons. Menu limited but not executed very well, for the price, you expect a level of quality, I felt they fell short of expectation. Not great value for money. Service very good though.

We came across this restaurant accidentally, in a desperate search of a not fully booked place around Bude in this busy half term holiday week. And we actually enjoyed the best dinner since we moved to England from Italy 3 years ago! Chef Andy Campbell has the magic to combine fresh, local and even simple ingredients to gain superlative result. And the wine selection is excellent as well. Absolutely recommended!

Went for a trip on my motorbike for the weekend and booked at this place. There was a warm welcome from Simon who I have to say thank you as he made our stay worth the drive, very welcoming. There is no parking on site but he kindly let us park our motorbikes in the beer garden over the nights ! Reasonable prices great staff and would 100% recommend this place to anyone

Had Sunday lunch today at the Tree Inn.Was met by friendly welcome from barman and offered a small sample of an unfamiliar Ale (Tintagel Ale), which was very nice.Spent a short while in the pleasant sunny courtyard before going in to the restaurant for lunch.My wife had the roast chicken (which although looking a little anaemic), she enjoyed.I had the roast beef, which was quite chewy even after removing around 15% of inedible fatty gristle from a not huge portion) and I’m not a fussy eater.Good selection of veg and the wine gravy was nice. Food (other than cauliflower cheese which was piping hot) was served only just warm, so by the time we finished eating it was quite cold.At £18 for the beef main course and £16 for the chicken, it should have been better and this is probably why there was only us and one other table occupied.

Just spent 2 nights here and it's so lovely the landlord Simon was amazing very helpful and very friendly too . The room was lovely to very quaint and very clean we didn't eat at the restaurant but what I saw the food looked amazing,, we did drink here thoe the courtyard and the bar were so lovely to have a relaxed drink or 3 ,, I definitely be booking again this year and we definitely try out the restaurant too,, thank you Simon for a fab few days

A lovely old fashioned pub with open fire and a great atmosphere. Great range of drinks. Landlord couldn't be more hospitable in our visit. The restaurant is being revamped atm, so closed. Grabbed a couple of Pizzas from the van in the village, and permitted to eat in the pub. Lool forward to the new chef and restaurant reopening

Lovely old pub to have a drink , came here back in March for a meal on a Saturday night and quite enjoyed it it was very busy .Decided to book for Sunday lunch as we were around here for a long weekend.Bad mistake the carvery was very poor , the meat 3 choices was fatty and the vegetables and potatoes average, began to eat it and was warm to say the least .Sounds harsh but definitely won't be going back .