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• The Rising Sun
  "Great food, great atmosphere & a very friendly welcome."
  "We visited The Rising Sun Inn on numerous occasions while staying in St. Mawes in May 2013 on our first trip to Cornwall. The food is fabulous and the staff are very friendly & obliging. The pub has a great atmosphere with lots of different seating areas, including a really nice outdoor terrace over..."looking the harbour & Roseland Peninsula, ideal for those warm, relaxing sunny afternoons. The Rising Sun also offers accommodation for those wishing to stay. Lots of local ales & ciders are available - I can recommend the Proper Job and Tribute bitters as well as the excellent Cornish Rattler cider (my wife developed a taste for this too!!). We had lunch & evening meals here several times and couldn't fault it. A wide range of dishes are available including a good choice of vegetarian options. The fresh ingredients are all locally sourced where possible, especially the seafood. The fish & chips must be tried too. Paul & the rest of the staff are working hard constantly and it really s... " More >
• Ferry View
  "Cosy cottage, with fabulous views"
  "We really enjoyed our stay at Ferry cottage, comfortable, cosy, fabulous views and only a two minute walk to the harbour, where you can take the ferry to Falmouth, and other places. We had a fabulous week, with plenty to do close by."
• The Rising Sun
  "So good, we came back three times!"
  "This place really delivers. It would be very easy for a venue of this location to serve average fair with disinterested staff- but they really stand up to expectation. We came here on a grey lunchtime, dogs were welcome so long as they were on a lead and off the furniture. The antipodean staff..." (a young lady and a gentleman) were as friendly and accomodating as you could possibly ask for in a busy pub. The first visit consisted of soup of the day (homemade, hearty, tasty) and an astonishingly good cajun salmon salad with new potatoes and a homemade salsa. Washed it down with a pint of the local St Austells Tribute (this is a fine pint which I shall be looking out for again!) Came back for a few afternoon drinks on a sunny day and then lunch before we headed home the day after- beautifully cooked fish and chips and a decent sweet and sour pork. I look forward to frequenting The Rising Sun the next time we're in St Mawes :-) " More >