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Full Postal AddressTrengilly Wartha Hotel, Constantine, FALMOUTH, TR11 5RP [Map]
Telephone Number01326 340332Pub's Own Websitehttp://www.trengilly.co.uk/ 
Opening Times11-15, 18:30-23 MO-SA (may vary summer); 12-15, 19-22:30 SU
FacilitiesAccommodation, Car Park, Evening Meals, Real Fire, Beer Garden, Lunchtime Meals, Quiet Bar


The Trengilly Wartha Hotel, July 1998

A somewhat remote pub that I came across whilst driving down some country lanes in a hamlet called Nancenoy near Constantine and Falmouth. I can't really describe how to get there other than to offer you the grid reference of it. Several real ales are on offer with a bias towards local Cornish real ales. You might be lucky to try a local Lizard ale. Definitely recommended by Ant Veal. The low beamed main bar is nice and cosy in winter when the wood burning stove is running.

I suppose the main reason most people have come to the Trengilly Wartha in recent years is for the food. They offer bar food as well as food in their restaurant which features locally made furniture. They've also a very pleasant conservatory. I was shocked at how many wines they had on offer (over a hundred) with a couple of dozen available by the glass.

They've also got a boule piste outside and a large garden with a lake if you fancy a wander around in this peaceful part of Cornwall. Excellent quality accommodation is also available and I'm reliably told that the breakfasts are very good. If you visit their website (see link above) you'll be able to check availability and book online.


My brother and sister outside the pub with
my brother's fiancé momentarily looking
the other way! August 1997

 
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AA Pub Walks and Cycle Rides: Devon & Cornwall,
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