The Globe, Falmouth

Modernised pub in main street, decorated in shades of brown and green and with the expected good views over the harbour. There is a mixture of low and high seating. Downstairs there is a cosier bar, although not always open, plus tables out on the quayside. Beers on offer were Doom Bar, IPA, Abbot and Porthleven. Not unpleasant but certainly not exceptional.

The Quayside Inn is situated on on of Falmouth's main shopping streets. Once inside the bar faces in an L shaped room,the floor is tiled,there is comfy bench seating and chairs and normal tables and chairs and a few tall tables and stools,the front area is up one step and is carpeted,there were normal tables and chairs here. There is a room downstairs which is more of a sports room with just tall tables and chairs and a large screen showing Man Utd v West Ham,this was on a smaller screen upstairs. There was a decent choice of real ales on the bar,we had a drink of Skinners Betty Stoggs,which went down very well,the other real ales were Skinners Porthleven,Purity Mad Goose,St Austell Tribute and Doom Bar. There is outside seating to the rear which is down steps. The views from the rear windows are very good. Cheap food is served. We quite liked this pub and did revisit it later in the week. Pub visited 13/8/2017