London Inn — Restaurant in England

We have eaten here a few times over the years after walks across the nearby moors or after a nearby cold water swim in the sea, and we have never been disappointed.

After a relaxing weekend of stillness and getting back to nature in the beautiful Cornish countryside, come Sunday we wasn’t ready to go back home and cook. We booked our Sunday table the night before with no fuss. However, it is likely that as the season progresses, more advanced bookings would be prudent - to ensure you get a table.

Set in the beautiful village of St Neot, the Inn is very popular and generally always busy. This establishment has a lovely atmosphere and the feel of a proper traditional cosy inn, with many of its original features and charm around the building. The staff here are very professional, friendly and welcoming. And, it’s dog friendly!

There is a good selection of drinks. Although, a limited choice of whiskeys on offer. But, the pint of draught Dartmoor Legend is always well kept here. The menu is simple and with a good selection of vegetarian and vegan options available. There is also some great meal deals on throughout the week worth checking out. We had the nut roast on this occasion and it was good pub food. Unfortunately, and in our opinion however, the side dish of vegetables to share between two was a little sparing. We have had beef on other occasions, and that has generally been cooked well. Oh, and their sticky toffee pudding is delicious!

The pub has a lovely small terrace to the front that is south facing and catches the warmth of the sun perfectly. There is parking out to the front of the inn, but it is limited to around 6-no. vehicles. Otherwise, there is parking along the lane in either direction but again can be limited because of local resident parking and driveway entrances.

Overall, even though this is a free house, it is more tailored towards being a restaurant than an actual inn, the food here is good hearty ‘pub grub’ food that is reasonably priced, and it is set in a beautiful traditional old Cornish inn that is full of character. We would...

We've visited a few times..dog friendly, cosy local pub with open log fires. The food has previously been delicious. Today, however was different...we arrived for lunch...the carpets hadn't been hoovered from the previous session, and the condiment and cruet container on the table was grubby and not as clean as previously. Undeterred, we ordered our lunch. My partner's scampi was fine. I ordered the steak ale and mushroom suet pudding. On cutting it open, there was little in the way if steak inside, other than 2 of 3 small pieces. There were however, 2 or 3 large lumps of fat...which I brought to the attention of the barmaid. The response was a disinterested 'I'll tell them.' Unfortunately, it put me right off the rest of my meal which I left....

As we always do is book a pub on our way down to Cornwall day before for a Sunday roast and it went down a treat...great value with reasonable portions and nice beer .really friendly staff who are quickly attentive even when very busy as Sunday was..pub is situated in a beautiful village not far from liskeard where we were staying ..liked it so much we went back midweek for another meal that didn't disappoint at all...recommissioned is the steak ale pie that was to die for...parking can be restricted but you'd be ok to park either local free car park or anywhere else suitable..this is indeed a lovely atmosphere pub well visit again no doubt in near...