The Four Lords, St Blazey Gate — Restaurant in England

f you ever find yourself in St Blazey, and you don’t pop into The Four Lords, you’ve either taken a wrong turn or you’ve got something against happiness. This isn’t just a pub — it’s a community centre with beer on tap.

Run by Gaz and Jane, who I swear must have trained at Hogwarts for “hospitality wizardry,” the place is one of those rare joints where you walk in a stranger and leave three pints later as a cousin twice removed. The welcome’s warmer than a Cornish pasty left on the dashboard, and about as filling once you’ve had your share of pints.

The beer? Top notch. The price? I had to check I hadn’t gone back in time. Honestly, I’ve paid more for bottled water at a motorway services. And if you’re the sort who likes a bit of activity to balance out the drinking — you can chuck darts, smack pool balls, or belt out karaoke like you’re auditioning for Britain’s Got Regrets. Sundays in the beer garden mean live music, and if the weather’s grim, well, you’ve got football on screens dotted about the place — subtle enough that you don’t feel like you’ve wandered into Currys.

The staff are sharp, the pints come quick, and the vibe is always bang on — mostly down to Gaz and Jane, whose laughter carries louder than the karaoke machine after midnight. It’s one of those rare pubs that isn’t just in the community, it is the community.

Their motto? “Long Live The Local.” And after a night in The Four Lords, you’ll be raising your glass...

The Four Lords pub in Par is an absolute gem, offering a vibrant atmosphere that combines excellent live music with top-notch hospitality. The live music here is consistently fantastic, with a variety of talented local artists that transform a simple night out into a memorable experience. Whether it's an upbeat band or a soulful soloist, the quality and diversity of performances cater to all musical tastes.

One of the standout features of the pub is the landlord, Gary, who is warm, welcoming, and goes above and beyond to make every guest feel at home. His friendly demeanor and attention to detail create a cozy, inclusive environment that encourages patrons to relax and enjoy themselves. Gary's passion for live music and his dedication to creating a vibrant community hub truly shine through in every aspect of the pub's operation.

The Four Lords is more than just a pub; it's a local institution where good times, great music, and genuine hospitality come together seamlessly. Whether you're a regular or a first-time visitor, you're sure to leave with a smile and a desire to return.

Looking forward to Darren Darren...

Not family friendly, popped in for a drink with my husband newborn and non verbal autistic 3 year old, they had some lovely Halloween decorations up with our 3 yr old was excited by, I went to get us a seat whilst my husband ordered our drinks, my son who s very sensory and enjoys bright lights was stood by the fruit machine looking at the lights and babbling, when the landlady appeared at the bar saying “what’s with all the children running around and shouting” which the landlord pointed out that it was just one child stood over there, she then started shouting about how he should be sat down and not running around shouting, it’s seems she specifically came downstairs to kick off. He wasn’t running around nor was he shouting, he’s non verbal and whilst he can be a little louder than some kids it’s due to his disabilities and he cannot control that. Such a shame because it’s a lovely pub but ruined by the...