Boskenna Cottage

This popular terraced side-street local is the oldest pub in Penzance, dating from around 1233, and was the first in the country to be given the Turks Head name. Enjoy hearty pub food in the sunny flower-filled garden. Don’t miss the annual beer...

Sir Walter Raleigh is said to have smoked the first pipe of tobacco in England at this lovely 16th-century pub, the central part of which was once used as a courtroom by Judge Jeffreys. These days, the Dolphin serves great home-made food accompanied...

A change of hands and a recent refurbishment have taken place at this stone-built village inn on a hillside outside Penzance. With a wood-burner pumping out the heat, the interior is cosy, contemporary and welcoming. Glimpses of Mount's Bay reward...

Its closeness to the South West Coastal Path almost guarantees that muddy-booted walkers will be found among the Tinners Arms’ clientele, enjoying the timelessness of its stone floors, low ceilings, cushioned settles, winter open fires and the...