There are few more characterful pubs in Britain than this 15th-century inn in a tranquil, quintessentially English location. Once inside you'll find flagged floors, wooden beams and an open fire, all adding to the bucolic charm. Start your visit with a beer from the wooden casks behind the bar, before browsing a wide-ranging menu full of appealing dishes, with an emphasis on local ingredients including prime Cornish seafood like scallops and crab. If there's a crème brûlée on the dessert menu, don't hesitate to order it.