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See all restaurants in St Austell The Rashleigh Inn 784 reviews ££ - £££BarSeafoodPub Closed now: See all hours COVID-19 update: See the added health and safety measures this property is taking.Read more

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Travel safe during COVID-19Visit our Travel Safe hub to see how we're helping you make more informed travel decisions during COVID-19. What you can expect during your visit Tables disinfected between guests Safety precautions are provided by the property and are not checked by Tripadvisor for accuracy. Community Ask a question Write a review Ratings and reviews 4.0 784 reviews #3 of 14 Bar in St Austell #6 of 61 Restaurants in St Austell Travellers' Choice RATINGS Food Service Value Atmosphere Food and ambience Local cuisine, Seafood, Soups, Bar, Pub, Vegetarian Friendly My husband had green Thai curry and said it was better than the ones he had i... Sea bass light dinner + Cornish lager with great beach and cliffs view. We then had a seafood goan curry and a special of venison and blue cheese ragu. ... recommend to try local Chardonnay wine, local mussels and filet of sea bass. Location and contact

13 Polkerris Par, St Austell PL24 2TL England Website Email Call Improve this listing Does this restaurant serve Bar / Pub food? Yes No Unsure Details Claimed PRICE RANGE £3 - £20 CUISINES Seafood, Soups, Bar, Pub SPECIAL DIETS Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free Options View all details Meals, Features, About Reviews (784) Write a review Traveller rating Excellent 362 Very good 245 Average 81 Poor 47 Terrible 42 Show reviews that mention Search reviews All reviews nachos mussels salad pastry club sandwich pudding bread polkerris beach the pub log fire car park outside seating booked a table an evening meal food was lovely fowey rashleigh Selected filters FilterEnglish

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Fabulous! We know this pub from many years of visiting, but haven't been here for about 5 years. Oh my - what a wonderful ending to a long, long coastal walk! We arrived with our dogs hoping for a pint and late lunch. We were warmly greeted and seated at a table inside, with a great window view - all so welcome! Dog friendly too. We enjoyed our first taste of Cornish brewed Stout, moules, chips, stunning views, incredibly friendly service, good value, wonderful conversations with other customers and staff. Also spent a very happy couple of hours here another day - late afternoon into early eve - more Cornish Stout, olives and chips, sitting on comfy sofas on the outdoor terrace. Stunning views as the sun shone on us. Bliss. Highly...

Great Place, Small Portions.

This is a gem of a pub in the perfect location overlooking Polkeris Beach and St Austell Bay. There is a small amount of car parking for patrons of the pub but this appears to be used by anyone using the beach. There is a public car park that you pass on route to the pub higher up the steep access road. The pub was busy when we visited although we were able to get a table after a short wait. The staff were friendly and quite efficient and the menu was perhaps a little more adventurous than many other pubs. The pub has lots of character but also appears a little grubby with sticky tables and dirty cutlery. The food arrived promptly and was delicious, albeit the portions were too small, especially as the prices are a little on the high side. We had mains and a pudding but both the wife and I felt the need for a pasty on our way home despite my wife having the appetite of a budgie. Also note that despite the website claiming the pub is open all day for food, the kitchen closed whilst we were dining and customers wanting food were turned away. Perhaps a phone call to confirm. Overall, this pub sells itself on the location and so it doesn't have to try that hard. The pub is reasonably local to us and whilst we may rush back to the location, we will try the restaurant next door next time until we see reports that portion sizes...

Beautiful pub, beautiful location, BEAUTIFUL Mussels.

Visited on NYD afternoon. Miserable blowy pissy weather but still good for a stomp up the beach with the little beast. I gather there may be times in the year when dogs are not allowed on the beach, but no hint of that in early Jan.

Parking is quite tight, but is free if you're using the pub! Plenty of signage to inform, simply give your reg at the bar.

Lovely atmosphere in the pub, Dan and the other staff whose names I unfortunately didn't catch were friendly and accommodating, and all a pleasure to chat to, chipper and enjoying what they do, despite the NYE hangover!

Was served a lovely cup of excellent coffee and an arguably better pint of well cared for ale.

My other half devoured the Sausages & Mash and I was presented with the most monstrous steamer of fresh Fowey mussels I've ever attempted. Absolutely perfectly done. Just. Nope. That's it, that's all that needs said.

Bit of a trek down from Wiltshire to become a regular, but I'm absolutely ducking in next time I'm down this way, these folks love what they do and they do it damn...