I stayed at the weary friar 23rd April 2013 for 1 night. I've not stayed here before and must say that I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived, as I had only the details for the Inn and no pictures to compare with. The Inn is very cosy and welcoming, there is ample parking space over the road. My room... More

Four of us enjoyed Fish Pie, Steak & Ale Pie and Chicken Breast, all served hot and delicious. Not the cheapest but worth every penny. Nice friendly staff and traditional pub atmosphere, would recommend a visit.

After a lovely day out at Porfell Animal Park we were rather hungry and decided to stop for food at this atmospheric pub. We have eaten here once before and had good memories from our previous experience. On arrival it appeared that every table was reserved but after some clever organising, by what I presume may have been the owner,... More

Nice pub next to the church in a very quiet village. Food average but very expensive and nothing out of the ordinary-nearly £20 for two cheese ploughman dishes. We did not stay at the venue so I cannot judge the accommodation..

Spend your money somewhere more deserving!! I've been several times each time thinking it was just an off day but the current staff behind the bar are just plain rude. Not only is she rude but for god sake the place was empty with every table with reserved signs on, it was 6pm, most were probably reserved for later on.... More

I came here for dinner with my wife and son. When we walked in, the landlady was not very welcoming. When my son was sick on a chair she got angry, grabbed the chair and stormed off. When she came back, I apologised for my son being sick on the chair and got a grunt in return and she didn't... More

We went for Lunch in July 2012, the menu seemed extremely expensive for Pub Grub. The pricing reflected bistro prices although the menu was mostly the type of food you would expect in a country pub! In my opinion £7.95 for a Jacket potatoe with cheese and £10.95 for Gammon, egg and chips is ridiculous. There wasn't anything exceptional about... More

We stayed there 8/9 July 2012, earlier in the year whilst staying at Pentillie castle in feb,we went for an evening meal at the Friar, the food and welcome was fantastic, the menu and local ales was excellent, as were the staff and service, so when we returned for a wedding in Cornwall the choice was a no brainer. The... More

We have dined at the Weary Friar several times now, its a lovely pub with a nice atmosphere. There are several local ales available to chose from. The menu offers more or less something for everyone. We went there recently on a Saturday lunchtime and it was quite busy. We both went for the Steak and Ale pie which was... More