Bugle Inn - Speisekarte

Well after years of visiting the village to enjoy bugle band contest and always using the local pub I can most definitely say I won’t be again! The toilets are unusable I’ve never smelt anything so DISGUSTING! The staff were not confident and slow! There were youths in there drunk just not enjoyable evening!

This is a authentic neighborhood bar. It may not have a Michelin star, but it's certainly not bad. The staff is friendly and the food is delicious pub fare. The Tribute Ale on tap was perfectly maintained. Visit this place and appreciate it for what it is – genuine and unpretentious. I would definitely return.

We were staying nearby for a few days, and after day trips I called in a couple of times for a pint. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the pub was warm and cosy with a log burner in use. I did not eat here during this holiday. The Bugle Inn is primarily a locals pub (though it does have rooms), and got quite lively early on Friday and Saturday evening, so if we were planning to eat here we would avoid those nights, Speisekarte ansehen

Although we didn't eat at this restaurant because of our late arrival, four of us stayed for the night in the family room. The staff were fantastic - friendly and helpful. The bar area was set up to be Covid safe and had games like pool and board games available. They had a good selection of drinks and even allowed us to bring in food from elsewhere since their kitchen had closed. We would definitely recommend this place.

This is one of a dying breed of pubs that still operate as pubs. There are tables for food service but it is also still well used a local pub. The beer was well kept and the food was standard pub fare, with a good selection, well cooked and plenty of it. I never really expect to see salad on a pub menu, as it won't go in the fryer, but the salad here was fresh, varied and plentiful. Just don't tell my mates that I ate the salad just stick to the beer story.

We recently called in at The Bugle Inn for a quick bite and we were so impressed with our lunch. Not only was it beautifully presented, it had obviously been prepared using very fresh ingredients and with care. It was delicious and substantial and great value. We thoroughly enjoyed our ploughman's lunch and chicken and stuffing sandwiches. The real ale went down well too. Would highly recommend. Massive thanks to the staff, especially to the wonderful person who prepared this tasty feast for us. Best lunch in ages! Speisekarte ansehen

Customer service from all staff we came across was woeful… it’s almost as though they don’t want tourists to stay. Nice room but at £100 per night for the family room I kinda expected that they might at least make the beds and change the towels. Staff all seem to be very inexperienced and not interested in what they are doing. Breakfast is good (when you get it) nut even when telling the manager we had to leave at a certain time and asking how long breakfast would be (he told us 10 mins), 30 mins later we were still waiting which made us late to where we were going. A young lad then came over and asked us what we wanted to order! All very haphazard which is a shame.

Arrived last night as was watching a band at the Eden project (10 min drive away) went to the bar and then shown to our room (family room) it was bright, clean and well stocked with tea, coffee, hot chocolate, milk etc. After arriving back from concert we had a couple of drinks in the bar felt comfortable with the locals it felt like a real country pub atmosphere. After sleeping in the comfiest bed ever, we went down to have one of the best breakfasts I 've ever had, you could have anything on the menu cooked how ever you liked. Yes, it 's not the plaza and a bit lived in but it was clean, warm and i would have no problem staying here again, in fact I will book it if we ever go to Eden proje...

Located in the Cornish village of Bugle, this village pub was likely two separate rooms that have been combined into one open plan area. The left side features a lounge area with tables near the central bar, while the right side has a more public area with a pool table and dart board. The pub gets its name from the bugles used during the days of horse-drawn stagecoaches, originally serving as a coach stop before the village developed around it. During our visit, we enjoyed three St Austell ales including Tribute, Cornish Best, and Hicks, all of which were well-kept. The pub also offers a fairly standard and reasonably priced food menu, which we found to be good quality for the price. Despite... Speisekarte ansehen