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Britannia InnA-Worth Trying

St Austell Rd, Par PL24 2SL · Bar, Breakfast restaurant, British restaurant · 4.6/5 Google (2129 reviews)

Lively, family-friendly Cornish pub-inn with generous portions, quick and welcoming service, and strong group-handling; food is good classic pub fare, but pricing can feel high for some items.

Why it gets an A- for overall quality

Britannia Inn delivers solid A-grade performance through exceptional service attentiveness and strong food quality that consistently satisfy families and groups. Spacious garden and play facilities make it a genuine regional destination for travelers and families, though roadside setting appeal and pricing concerns on certain items prevent it from reaching grade A territory. Reliable execution and loyal repeat business confirm its standing as a competitive neighborhood favorite.

Restaurant Summary

Set along the Par–St Austell road, Britannia Inn feels warm and bustling rather than fussy. Staff are praised as friendly and fast, seating walk-ins and wrangling big tables with ease. One diner put it simply: "They looked after our whole group and nothing was a bother." The cooking skews hearty and familiar: fish and chips, pies, roasts, and an ample Cornish breakfast, with portions that are often very generous. Most plates arrive hot and satisfying, though a few dishes (like a steak or a curry) draw quibbles and some find prices on the steep side for pub fare. Families are very well catered for, with a big garden, play areas, and straightforward kids meals. Breakfasts are easy wins and classic mains suit cautious eaters; if you want adventurous flavors, options are fewer but children will find comforting choices like fish and chips or toast.

At a Glance

What Sets It Apart

What People Love

Points of Concern

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleTable Service Average Cost£32-45 per person ReservationsNot required

What to Order

Perfect For

Location Insights

Area: Roadside inn near Par/St Austell serving travelers, locals, and families; big garden and camper park-up.

Safety: Generally safe semi-rural corridor; roadside noise possible, steady footfall with families and travelers.

Nearby: Near A390 corridor to St Austell and Fowey; beaches and coastal path drives, residential pockets nearby.

ParPar is a small town in Cornwall with a working-class history tied to mining and port activities. The dining scene is casual and family-friendly, with pubs, cafes, and local eateries catering to both residents and visitors exploring the Cornish coast.

Practical Information

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