
The Quarryman Inn
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About The Quarryman Inn
The Quarryman Inn is a wood-panelled pub in Wadebridge, on Wadebridge PL27 7JA, with no reservations taken and orders handled on a walk-in basis. The kitchen offers a whole dressed crab with salad and cold new potatoes, alongside a chicken, ham and leek pie and chicken wings. Sunday lunch comes with a choice of vegetables, and cauliflower cheese can be added as an extra side. Local ales from Padstow Brewery and Bluntrock Brewery are on offer at the bar. The toilets are located upstairs. Cottages sit adjacent to the pub for guests who want to stay on site after eating.
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Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention sunday roast, local ales, chicken, ham and leek pie and dressed crab.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention sunday roast, local ales, chicken, ham and leek pie and dressed crab.
Customer Review Summary
Sunday lunch is what diners return to most, with the beef roast and cauliflower cheese singled out, and one reviewer calling it the best pub roast in a long while because the vegetables were not microwaved. Close behind are the chicken, ham and leek pie, the steaks, the chicken wings and a whole dressed crab with salad and cold new potatoes, which one reviewer found a bit different but still very good. Local ales get steady praise, with Padstow Brewery and Bluntrock Brewery named. Many describe friendly, chatty staff, a busy but not overcrowded room and a family-run, homely feel, and several mention staying in the nearby cottages. The complaints are specific. One reviewer says the posted Google menu bore no relation to the one handed over, and bar staff said nothing could be done. Another found the onion rings with the scampi had far too much batter. A few suggest booking ahead, and the batter complaint ended with the staff agreeing not to charge for the side.
Customer Review Summary
Sunday lunch is what diners return to most, with the beef roast and cauliflower cheese singled out, and one reviewer calling it the best pub roast in a long while because the vegetables were not microwaved. Close behind are the chicken, ham and leek pie, the steaks, the chicken wings and a whole dressed crab with salad and cold new potatoes, which one reviewer found a bit different but still very good. Local ales get steady praise, with Padstow Brewery and Bluntrock Brewery named. Many describe friendly, chatty staff, a busy but not overcrowded room and a family-run, homely feel, and several mention staying in the nearby cottages. The complaints are specific. One reviewer says the posted Google menu bore no relation to the one handed over, and bar staff said nothing could be done. Another found the onion rings with the scampi had far too much batter. A few suggest booking ahead, and the batter complaint ended with the staff agreeing not to charge for the side.
Featured reviews
- Google user
“My partner and I came for a Sunday roast the weekend just gone. The beef was very tasty , as was all the local produce. All the staff very friendly and welcoming, highly recommended!”
- Google user
“We were staying in the cottages adjacent to The Quarryman Inn and had 3 visits, all of them spot on. We had a Sunday lunch which was lovely, an evening meal (try the chicken, ham and leek pie!) and an evening with a couple of drinks. The staff are friendly, polite and chatty and made our visits really enjoyable. Special mention goes to Matt for his super friendly way and his knowledge of local ales. I think he's the root cause of me sampling one too many Padstow Brewery or Bluntrock Brewery Ales which, by the way, are fantastic. All in all, we thoroughly enjoyed each visit to The Quarryman Inn and when we return will be visiting again. Thanks Team - 10/10!”
- Google user
“Called in here for Sunday lunch, lots of choices, everything cooked perfectly, paid £3.50 extra for cauliflower cheese which was delightful. The pub itself was very nice inside and felt relaxing cool on a such an hot day, staff were simply the best. Toilets were very clean and upstairs probably the only thing to consider if you are disabled, otherwise probably one of the best pubs in Cornwall for Sunday lunch.”
- Google user
“Great atmosphere fantastic food and really friendly staff. We were a group of 4, staying in one of the cottages behind the pub for the Royal Cornwall Show. So glad we booked for the 1st night ,great steaks and a good selection of ales. We decided to book in for another night as well. Delicious whole Dressed crab served with salad and cold new potatoes,bit different but still very good.The pub had a great atmosphere the 2 times we ate here and really recommend a visit.”
- Google user
“A bit let down on the menu front - found the pub on Google maps and reviewed the menu as posted - on arrival the menu turned up and bore no relation as to what was posted on Google maps - bar staff said there was nothing they could do about that . . . . Realy ? Anyway beautiful looking pub nice choice of beer and cider etc. - Worth a look !”
Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“Wood-panelled pub serving real ale and refined Cornwall-sourced dishes, plus a courtyard with pond.”
- AccessibilityWheelchair: entrance, parking lot
Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
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- Accessibility· 1
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Location
Bars near The Quarryman Inn
- The Ship Inn4.45951.7 mi£20–30ReservationsWheelchair accessibleOutdoor seating
belly pork starter, burgers and fries, pizza and chips
- Maltsters Arms4.65412.7 mi
pork belly, dog friendly, large portions
- Borough Arms, Bodmin4.42,6686 mi away£10–20ReservationsWheelchair accessibleOutdoor seating
sunday carvery roast, dog friendly seating, gluten free options
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Quarryman InnWheelchair accessible | 4.5614 | — | — | sunday roast, local ales, chicken, ham and leek pie |
| The Ship InnReservations · Wheelchair accessible · Outdoor seating | 4.4595 | 1.7 mi | £20–30 | belly pork starter, burgers and fries, pizza and chips |
| Maltsters Arms | 4.6541 | 2.7 mi | — | pork belly, dog friendly, large portions |
| Borough Arms, BodminReservations · Wheelchair accessible · Outdoor seating | 4.42,668 | 6 mi away | £10–20 | sunday carvery roast, dog friendly seating, gluten free options |
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