Dates back to the 13th century and has monastic origins. It is delightfully situated on the Cornish Coast Path and is claimed to be one of Britain's oldest pubs with Saxon parts. It still has a Celtic Piscina fashioned from Serpentine stone set in the wall of the Kitchen Bar. Renowned as a meeting place for smugglers and wreckers, is now open throughout the year for snacks. Good range of bar food. Real ales and cider.

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