The Pandora Inn
British
0.5 miles
Restronguet Creek, Mylor Bridge, Nr.Falmouth, TR11 5ST
When you visit The Pandora Inn, it's easy to forget you're in the 21st Century. Its spectacular setting on the edge of Restronguet Creek is timeless. Parts of the inn date back to the 13th Century and, with its flagstone floors, low-beamed ceilings and thatched roof, it seems nothing has changed since that time.
Yet whilst The Pandora's wonderful setting remains unchanged, everything else in this traditional inn represents 21st-Century comfort and quality. Chef Tom Milby is passionate about using fresh local produce. Tom knows the area like the back of his hand and sources the freshest fish, meat and vegetables from local fishermen, farmers, growers and friends. Not only is food served all day, but there are a number of different areas in which to enjoy it. The ground floor meanders through a series of rooms where cosy nooks and corners provide plenty of secluded areas for you to dine in. Outside, you could eat at one of the tables overlooking the water's edge, or enjoy your meal on the water itself - seated on the popular pontoon.
The Upper Deck dining room boasts a beautiful vaulted space that can accommodate larger groups and parties and there is a small private dining room for up to ten people. During the summer months, Cornish cream teas are served on the pontoon and in the bar. The Pandora also boasts an extensive wine list and a selection of traditional real ales from St Austell Brewery.
Yet whilst The Pandora's wonderful setting remains unchanged, everything else in this traditional inn represents 21st-Century comfort and quality. Chef Tom Milby is passionate about using fresh local produce. Tom knows the area like the back of his hand and sources the freshest fish, meat and vegetables from local fishermen, farmers, growers and friends. Not only is food served all day, but there are a number of different areas in which to enjoy it. The ground floor meanders through a series of rooms where cosy nooks and corners provide plenty of secluded areas for you to dine in. Outside, you could eat at one of the tables overlooking the water's edge, or enjoy your meal on the water itself - seated on the popular pontoon.
The Upper Deck dining room boasts a beautiful vaulted space that can accommodate larger groups and parties and there is a small private dining room for up to ten people. During the summer months, Cornish cream teas are served on the pontoon and in the bar. The Pandora also boasts an extensive wine list and a selection of traditional real ales from St Austell Brewery.
