A Cornwall pub has been ranked as having one of the best riverside beer gardens in the UK.
The Pandora Inn on the Restronguet Creek, which isn't too far from Falmouth, has been included among eight pubs listed by The Times for its wonderful setting to enjoy a pint or two.
Speaking about the pub, The Times wrote: "Thatched and whitewashed, this is the quintessential Cornish pub — and it has a wonderful setting beside Restronguet Creek, a tributary of the River Fal and a yachtie’s favourite.
"Parts of the pub date from the 13th century, and it’s the kind of place you can imagine Ross Poldark pitching up for a pint.
"Inside it’s all old beams, low ceilings, maritime memorabilia and ships in glass cabinets; outside the “garden” is in fact a big riverside pontoon.
"The waterfront Greenbank Hotel is a Falmouth landmark, with river-facing rooms."
You can view the full list by The Times on their website.
'The views are outstanding'
The Pandora Inn as a whole is a very well-received pub, with a 4.5/5 overall score on Tripadvisor from 2,169 reviews, which is usually highly commended for its wonderful setting.
One reviewer on the site wrote: "Whenever we visit Mylor Bridge, we just couldnt go home without popping into the Pandora. Even though we didn't eat today, the food looked and smelt amazing from a far [sic], its a lovely place to stop and have a quick pint and a half. The views are outstanding."
Another posted: "Stunning location (though the walk from Mylor Bridge is a bit of a challenge if you’re not used to hilly walks) and excellent food and beer.
"The belly of pork was especially good! But what made the difference for us was the outstanding customer service from the ever smiling Nikki. She was the consummate professional and orchestrated the evening to perfection."
Meanwhile, another shared: "Worth the drive, a Beautiful view, lovely staff and great food! Greta [sic] wine and beer on tap! I recommend the fish pie :)".
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