The Waterfront Inn in Cornwall

Cheap and nasty ingredients slopped up at Central London prices by minimum wage no marks who think they are doing you a favour. Be wary of their "Parking Permit" Scam or you will end up getting a £100 fine from the private "security" firm they are in bed with.

We held the wake after my Mum's funeral at the Waterfront. The landlord went out of his way to cater for us, including a few vegans. I would highly recommend.

This is a pub I will never be drinking in, after seeing my girls off paddle boarding from the harbour today, I headed off to the beach and made the mistake of passing through the pub grounds, I was greeted by 7 or 8 customers, who informed me that I couldn't get through that way, I was a little confused as you clearly could get through, after some very hostile conversation, it came to light that there is no right of way. The landlord then came out, to back his customers, I calmly walkd out the way I entered after being called a TOSSER by one of his customers...lovely people!

At first we thought this place wasn't open looked a bit derelict, but then found out it was open and what a nice little watering hole, got chatting to a fisherman and the owner of the pub handsome chap The chips were nice too

Me and my friends received a very warm welcome from the people running the bar. We would love to go back, and if we are ever nearby we will be sure to do so. Has a pool table and music making it a great night out.The owner Damian was great, recommending beers and whisky to drink. It was great to chat and get to know the people in the bar.I also really liked how the covid rules were followed in the bar, it made me feel much safer.I would highly recommend visiting this bar if you are in the area.

Had a brilliant night at the Inn with a few friends a couple of weeks ago. Great beer, fab location (especially if you can catch the sunset) and enjoyed tasting a few local spirits (ask about the flumps one).A great spot right on the harbour with a real beach theme. We received a very warm welcome from everyone in the bar which we hadn't expected on a quiet Tuesday night. Would love to go back, and if we are ever nearby we will be sure to do so.To anyone reading the reviews about the landlord and/or covid, Damien was a fab host and I would encourage anyone who likes a good beer, relaxed atmosphere, and a good laugh to ignore the negative reviews here. The owner is doing what he can to keep his business going, and to keep himself, his staff and his customers safe. That might mean you have to respect his wishes at times even if you don't agree with them or if they are not written into law - no different to most establishments, even before the pandemic.

The best pub in Portreath. The owner was amazing. It was only him working. He had to deal with load of customers. He made sure customers were following the covid rules. Which I liked. He made us very welcome. Plus recommend old J pineapple rum which was very nice.

WOW! What a fantastic pub! Food was great and the welcome even better! Such a friendly landlord. Very informative and helpful. We had a great night at The Waterfront Inn. Can HIGHLY recommend! 5 ⭐

Nice little pub and grub and free parking for patrons too.The guy who runs it though needs to lighten up with this Covid 19 malarkey.personally thought he was very rude.__________________________________________________Response from the owner (Before he eddied it)OK so over 9000 people a week died over Christmas because of the light hearted attitude people took. In 14 months UK pubs have been open for 5 months because of light hearted attitude.__________________________________________________My reply.Sorry, you should really shut up shop and go home where its safe.There was only TWO people in the bar, me and the nice lady working out my order from the other side of the bar..You came marching in asking me to go back out side, when i said that i was paying my bill, then using the toilet you then said that i needed to be two meters from the bar... needles to say that i would have to be only millimetres from staff in order to use the card machine.I was wearing a mask and being totally responsible.The risks all come from you and the staff who handle our food and drink.While its the first and possibly last time i use this place people don't want to listen to you banging on about your hatred for communism and those that ask you to remove your shoes when entering their property.The sooner that you realise that the negative reviews on here are more about you than the establishment, the sooner you can get in to therapy.Owners comment."Why would they want me to remove my shoes in the first place? "I rest my case, you're in denial.As for me being personal, you made it personal.Now is not the time to argue with those that have a problem with you, not the pub, but for you to start building bridges..

Visited Portreath whilst on holiday this week and fancied a beer. While the setting was pleasant enough and the beer was cold and refreshing, the information with regards to covid was inaccurate.We were told we HAD to use the track and trace app and EVERYWHERE should be telling us to use it now as it's a legal requirement. I got the impression that if we didn't use it we wouldn't get served.I understand that establishments would want to encourage their guests to use it as it's far less administrative for them but the fact is it's a requirement of the establishment to have it displayed but as a customer you can scan the QR code OR give personal details.It would be more useful and more understandable if they said we would like you to use the app to save us the time rather than try and tell us we HAVE to when that's not the case. Just be honest and upfront with your customers. That way they can chose if they want to drink at your pub.