The North Inn, Pendeen, Penzance, Cornwall
The North Inn is a traditional Cornish village pub, nestled in the centre of Pendeen near Penzance. It offers a comfortable place to rest your head, good beer and good food at fair pub prices. Nestled in Poldark country, The North Inn truly is a fantastic place from which to explore this beautiful part of Cornwall.
The B&B rooms were built in 2004, one of which has been specifically designed to accommodate disabled guests. All four rooms are doubles with the advantage of having enough space to add a single bed, accommodating a family or friends.
Both residents and non-residents are very welcome to come for food and drink. Lunch is from 12 Noon to 2.30 and evening meals are from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm. A wide menu is available with prices set to reflect that this is a pub serving food and not a restaurant selling liquor. The restaurant is well known for the range of authentic Indian curries and homemade pies and other dishes and the emphasis is on simplicity and the use of local produce when available. The menu caters for all tastes including vegetarians and a children's section.
The North Inn Pub with B&B is situated on the B3306 coastal road halfway between Land's End and St Ives in the heart of the village opposite the school and close to the post office, local shop and church. This is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a Site of Special Scientific Interest and there are large tracts of moorland and buildings which are managed by the National Trust.
For many, Pendeen and the surrounding area of West Penwith represent the unspoilt West Cornwall as depicted in so many television series such as Poldark and the Rosamund Pilcher stories. This is a rugged country of dramatic cliffs and quiet coves, of windswept moorland, of gorse and heather. This is a land of stone-age monuments, iron-age forts and centuries of tin mining history.
The B&B rooms were built in 2004, one of which has been specifically designed to accommodate disabled guests. All four rooms are doubles with the advantage of having enough space to add a single bed, accommodating a family or friends.
Both residents and non-residents are very welcome to come for food and drink. Lunch is from 12 Noon to 2.30 and evening meals are from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm. A wide menu is available with prices set to reflect that this is a pub serving food and not a restaurant selling liquor. The restaurant is well known for the range of authentic Indian curries and homemade pies and other dishes and the emphasis is on simplicity and the use of local produce when available. The menu caters for all tastes including vegetarians and a children's section.
The North Inn Pub with B&B is situated on the B3306 coastal road halfway between Land's End and St Ives in the heart of the village opposite the school and close to the post office, local shop and church. This is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a Site of Special Scientific Interest and there are large tracts of moorland and buildings which are managed by the National Trust.
For many, Pendeen and the surrounding area of West Penwith represent the unspoilt West Cornwall as depicted in so many television series such as Poldark and the Rosamund Pilcher stories. This is a rugged country of dramatic cliffs and quiet coves, of windswept moorland, of gorse and heather. This is a land of stone-age monuments, iron-age forts and centuries of tin mining history.
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