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.
Cosy & traditionalWhile the Pandora’s wonderful setting remains unchanged, everything else in this cosy traditional inn is 21st century comfort and quality.
The Pandora Inn is in such a lovely setting, it’s a shame to only visit by car. Our car park is quite small and in the summer does get very crowded. So why not make a trip to the Pandora a real day out and leave your car at home and visit us by boat, bicycle or on foot! There’s lots of information here on our website, including details of a series of circular walks.
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.
A busy day on the Pandora pontoon!
We love this time lapse sequence of our pontoon on a busy summer’s day – there’s so much going on and the scenery is stunning! This was produced by Toby Ackland one of our multi-talented members of staff. You can see more of Toby’s work here:
We look forward to welcoming everyone to the Pandora. Our accessibility page describes the facilities and services that we offer our customers. Click to learn more about accessibility at the Pandora Inn.
At The Pandora Inn we are committed to running a modern and sustainable business within the confines of a grade II listed building in an environmentally sensitive area. Learn more about what we do to minimise our impact on the environment.
You are welcome to bring your four-legged friends with you – well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in the downstairs bar area. We are featured on the ‘Dog Friendly Cornish Pubs’ website
The Pandora Inn has won Gold in the South West Tourism Awards. To be judged by an expert, independent panel and named as the top
Here comes the Easter weekend and we’re excited to be able to welcome you outside! On Good Friday 2nd, Easter Saturday 3rd, Easter Sunday 4th
Variety of gins and good varied menu – seared weaver fish with garlic mussels and Cornish new potatoes delicious followed by a homemade strawberry and clotted cream cheesecake – service was spot on – rounded off with a walk along the Pandora’s stunning lit jetty after dark – all the ingredients for a memorable evening out.
My partner Keith and I always come the Pandora for birthday meals etc.and yesterday after a two and a half year absence due to covid, we finally came back. It was so great to be able to be with you again, the atmosphere, staff, food, were all just as good as before. Just one thing though, isn’t there always a “but” just around the corner lol. I booked a table beforehand and rang to confirm via phone. It took three phone calls in all and when we arrived there was still no booking on your system?. It was ok, as you had a table for two upstairs available. All that aside though, you have something special there at the pandora. Thanks again. Andrew.
Intended to visit this pub via the boat we hired from mylor but they said not to go that way on this occasion so we drove there afterwards.
Great real ale choice which i had and also a vegan option on the menu for me 🙂
Lovely atmosphere and look in keeping with the area.
Will be back hopefully by boat next time!
