This quaint country pub in Gorran Churchtown is the best place for a pint and a pie in the area around Gorran Haven. It's been here since 1837, and feels reassuringly lived-in: expect good grub and a mix of locals and visitors. Menu options include rack of lamb and rump steak from Lobb's Farm nearby, and takeaway fish-and-chips every evening.
Barley Sheaf
South Cornwall
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