We've just come back from an incredible meal here and having read some of the comments below I had to comment because I'd totally disagree with what they said about the place. To start with the landlord was doing a good job of talking to his regulars in the small bar to the front of the inn while still serving... more

We felt soory for the lady who was waiting on the tables by her self, whilst the owner stayed at the bar and drank. The Pat'e was not set properly, it was runny, could of done with a bit more toast. The Sticky Toffe pudding was very poor and the sauce, was warmed up cream with toffee flavour. The bar... more

This place is brilliant! A lovely, family run b&b with clean, well maintained rooms and extremely friendly staff. Our room on the 3rd floor had the most amazing views to the sea and with only a few cars going by, the only noise you could hear most of the time was bird song. The food was also brilliant. Lovely breakfast... more

Clean, reasonably sized room. Very comfy bed. Good view down the valley. Tiny bar, very cosy, great fun when the local musicians play on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Food is way above average for a pub, and well-priced. Breakfast very impressive - no need for lunch. Not keen on the saloon-style doors into the en-suite toilet/shower. Perhaps I'm prudish but a... more

Trewarmett Inn was my first stop on a sampling tour of England, Ireland and Scotland. I arrived by bus and checked in midafternoon. I entered through the door at the extreme right of the photo of the mural. Edwina greated me, checked me in and showed me around. The entry hall led into the pub that was everything that I... more