The Roseland Inn

Deep in the picturesque village of Philleigh, The Roseland Inn stands as a testament to traditional Cornish hospitality. Believed to date back to the 16th century, this historic pub exudes character with its low beams, roaring log fires in winter, and a scenic garden for summer enjoyment. Whether you're embarking on a circular estuary walk, cycling along the national route that passes its door, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, The Roseland Inn offers a cosy haven to relax and refuel

Under the stewardship of landlords Peter and Abi Kondratowicz, who bring years of experience as a barmaid and chef respectively, the pub prides itself on delivering warm, friendly, and efficient service where going the extra mile is never too much trouble. The menu showcases the best local produce, featuring a variety of dishes from traditional British classics to international flavors, all crafted with care and culinary flair. Patrons can enjoy well-kept pints, quality wines, and gourmet coffee, making it an ideal spot for both casual lunches and intimate dinners.​

Situated just a mile from the King Harry Ferry and ten minutes from St Mawes, The Roseland Inn serves as a perfect base for exploring the Roseland Peninsula. Its welcoming atmosphere, combined with its commitment to quality food and drink, has earned it praise from both locals and visitors alike. Whether you're seeking a hearty meal after a day of adventure or a quiet corner to enjoy a drink, The Roseland Inn invites you to experience its unique blend of history, hospitality, and culinary delight.​