A smart 17th-century dining inn in the quiet village of St Tudy, in the lanes between Wadebridge and Bodmin Moor. It is better known for its food than its beer these days — a short seasonal menu leaning on Cornish produce — though it keeps the low beams and open fires of an old village local, with rooms if you are staying. Bodmin Parkway is the nearest station, about 13km south.
