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Rising Sun Inn

“Moorland free house worth leaving the A30 for”

LOCATION

ALTARNUN, CORNWALL

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Our View

It’s still fine to arrive by horse at this inviting, 18th-century moorland inn – there’s a hitching post in the car park. The specials board changes daily, but always focuses on seasonal and locally sourced produce. Home of the original ‘Boxeater’ steak.

Rising Sun Inn

ALTARNUN,PL15 7SN

Phone: 01566 86636

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Features

Children

Children welcome
Children's portions

Facilities

Free Wifi
Parking available
Coach parties accepted
Garden

Opening times

Open all year

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