When you visit the Pandora, it’s easy to forget you’re in the 21st century. Its spectacular setting on the edge of Restronguet Creek is timeless.
Parts of the Inn date back to the 13th Century and, with its flagstone floors, low-beamed ceilings and thatched roof it’s not difficult to believe that little has changed since that time.
Publicans John Milan and Steve Bellman have been at the helm of the Pandora since 1999. Their attention to detail in everything – from the food and service to the décor and furniture – has established the Pandora as an award-winning pub that aims to give you an enjoyable and memorable experience whenever you visit.
Chef John Poole uses the freshest, local, seasonal produce. There’s an extensive wine list and traditional real ales from St Austell Brewery.
Combine this with a spectacular setting, roaring log fires and a warm welcome from your managers Catherine and Lester Croft and a trip to the Pandora is a must.
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We nearly always make an effort to visit the Pandora when we're in Cornwall. It has beautiful waterfront views. The ale (St Austell Brewey) and wine selections are very good, as is the food and service. We've never been disappointed. The only problem you'll have is parking as it's always very busy.
Brilliant spot, friendly service, great selection of beers on tap, gins & more. Classic pub meals with that extra touch. Fantastic location steeped in history.
It’s a delightful pub and an idyllic spot. My family and I have visited here for many years. Their food is of a very high standard, with doorstop sandwiches and brilliant fish and chips. The biggest disappointment is that they’ve taken their famous crab sandwiches off the menu! So many people associate the Pandora Inn with the best crab sandwich in the land… and it’s no longer a thing. Apparently it’s due to the cost of supplying the crab. Apparently they had to price the sandwich so high that everyone complained. Either way, I hope they can resolve it to bring it back and make my mum happy some day! For now, head to the Pandora Inn for a drink, and then get a £9 crab sandwich from the fishmonger back in Falmouth is my recommendation!
Great looking pub in a beautiful location. Loved being able to eat our meal on the pontoon, thoroughly enjoyed the food and the experience. Enjoyed watching a lot of people arriving by boat, mooring up alongside the pontoon. Car park is small so parking can be tricky when very busy but well worth a visit.
Great family evening meal outside on the floating pontoon. The weather stayed sunny which helped. Food was excellent quality and generous portions so none of us went hungry and in fact couldn't have managed a dessert even if we wanted to. Parking is very limited but we arrived just as 2 other cars were leaving so were lucky. There was no wait for a table as several inside or outside were free, so got sat quickly and decided on food and drinks. Ordering was inside so took drinks back to table and food arrived not too long afterwards. Amazing location and surroundings with swans coming up to the sides of the pontoon. Wasps were about but not too annoying. Would highly recommend.
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Mylor Bridge, Falmouth, TR11