Kings Arms

We came here after a lady in mousehole recommended it, so pleased we did. The place is lovely with pleasant staff, delicious food and a good selection of beers. I had the hake fillet with new potatoes and vegetables and my husband had the duo of pork. We both enjoyed our meals and would definitely return when we are in the area.

Went 2 nights in a row for dinner. Good food, friendly atmosphere and good selection of beers. Cosy fireplace in the cooler months adds to the atmosphere. We were staying in the village, not at the pub, but would be happy to stay there in the future.

I started this review earlier but seemed to restricted by length. We arrived, our booking could not initially be found. We booked dinner, again this couldn’t be found. A drinks order was taken. Menus provided and order submitted; it took 45 minutes to serve (the kitchen was very busy and ur was very hot in the kitchen); this was their explanation, I kid you not. We had an early start the following morning, and had booked breakfast accordingly; the chef wasn’t in, the toaster blew the fuse board so no hot food available! Never again.

Whilst the Kings Arms is in a lovely village and convenient for The Minack Theatre and other local tourist spots, the room was very expensive but a huge let down - It was really cramped, and lacked some key things. The service was generally poor both when checking-in and at breakfast. Check-in wasn't until after 4pm and breakfast had to be taken before 9am - not very focused on the guests' needs. Breakfast was under cooked and took 50 minutes: arriving much later than the required 9am!! A real disappointment and way over priced.

Lumpy bed; room tilted (head downhill) severely. Extremely tight, small room, no place to put anything. Staff was nice, food was good.

We really enjoyed our stay and the pub at the King’s Arms. Very nice people.

Excellant pint of Proper Job with excellant Sunday roast. Unfortunatly we were ushered out of lounge into a very basic public bar both with several empty tables for 2, then seated at table 10 faciing the bar with insufficent room to sit facing one another as staff continually brushed past table to serve.

This pub has easy parking and access. There are out door tables to enjoy a drink in the sun. Good range of local beers and cider. It is directly opposite the church and offers a good view of the old church tower.

Being the village I was born and bred in it,s always a pleasure to visit this pub,the roast today was beautiful ,the home bred pork was absolutely melt in the mouth tender, can,t wait for the next visit 👍