Paul Tooze (No Journey Too Small)
+5
I was camping at Land’s End Camping and Glamping and they told me about this lovely old pub.
I’m glad they did because I really enjoy the olde world charm that it offered and unusual features. Like gold fish in the well, in the middle of the pub.
Very comfortable inside and if the weather is with you a nice bear garden as well.
Only a 10 minute walk from the camp site to the pub with a Spar a few minutes further on.
I really enjoyed their dry Cornish cider.
Great place to visit. Great welcome lovely staff. Quirky alcoves lots of interest. Would always visit if down that way.
It's an amazing, lovely old public house, with lots of history, information about the local area, and lots of scenic views around.
The landlord has been really professional, friendly, and very welcoming all at the same time, whilst providing excellent service to their customers.
We did not eat during our visit, as we were working nearby and just had a couple of drinks after work.
After seeing the menu, then seeing the food being served to the nearly packed out restaurant says enough of the quality of the service & food served at the First & Last Inn.
They have a large carpark to the rear, a lovely outside seating area, and also a great play area for children to play on.
I would highly recommend people to visit this place if you are around this part of the country.
Lovely roast dinner and puddings! Large car park and Dog friendly which was a bonus
Lovely little Inn just up from Land's End. Popped in for a pint on a gloriously sunny October afternoon and sat in the beer garden. Friendly staff. Didn't eat there, so can't comment on food.
They sell the T shirts that staff wear for £15, which is average for tourist sites.
I tried Cornish Lager, which was very refreshing. Would definitely go again
We had our last meal here tonight before heading home tomorrow. Loved the atmosphere, staff were polite and helpful. We had fish and chips and the steak. Everything was cooked perfect 👌 😋 finished of with lemon drizzle and ice cream.
Stopped in for holiday fish and chips after driving to 2 nearby fish & chip shops only to find they were closed !!
A life-saver from that perspective but felt the chip shop quality wasn't there.
Also, despite a 20% take out discount it worked out quite expensive (and there were no mushy peas !)
Still, the added bonus was that l managed to try a pint of Cornish cider whilst I was waiting !!
Every cloud eh !!
The pub itself felt warm and welcoming and the staff were very pleasant and helpful.
We’ve often popped in for a Drink, but had never had the opportunity to eat. Recently we went for a drink and fancied a sharing platter between us, this was absolutely delicious, so we decided we ought to return at some point.
We were stuck for food on another day, and decided to go for a full meal. All I can say is that the chef is beyond fantastic. The food is of a high quality, and the portions are very reasonable. Okay maybe a little overpriced, but it is the First and Last pub in England!
Will return again!
Food fantastic, staff even better. Thank you for a brilliant meal and great evening. If it wasn’t 400 miles away from us we’d be back all the time. The smuggler’s tunnels and the history of the building make it well worth a stop off.
Lovely staff and nice place to eat. Small playground for kids, they enjoyed it. The food was really good, although expensive. Fish and chips were £18 as a guide. A short drive from lands end. Would recommend.
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