As the previous reviewer said, great place for proper beer drinkers, with bring your own food. Often quite busy. Always good natured. Always pay a visit when in Falmouth.
Colin Taylor
Great pub, real beers and ciders, other drinks are available. Friendly service. Quiz Sunday, Open mic nights too. Not to be missed!Parking: Quayside parking. Not free.
Milton Maxwell
Lovely beer selection as well as ciders and other drinks. Good atmosphere and welcoming environment. Would recommend for anyone to get some food from the Dog and Smuggler or Harbour Lights to bring in, as they welcome that. Haven't been to the live events yet, but I've heard very good things.
Tony Hepper
Fantastic CAMRA pub with a quality atmosphere right on"The Front" in Falmouth. Pay a visit, drink some superb ales and bring your own food!! Brilliant, and will definitely
Chris Carlton
Great for a casual pint and a bring your own pasty.
Ralph Smethurst
Fantastic place and friendly helpful staff.
Martin Scott
Overrun with dogs and the attendant issues, up on the seats etc.
Ben Watkins
I've only been here once and it was love at first sight. Actually, love at first smell. You know a good real ale pub from the aroma of FRESH malt and hops as you go through the door. And indeed the beer didn't disappoint. It's probably the best kept ale in Falmouth. They don't do food but encourage you to bring your own so you can pop to the chippie next door, or bring your own fois gras if you prefer, and have your favourite meal in the pub. I honestly think this is a concept that more pubs should embrace.
David Turrell
Great pub. Always a great selection of real ales on tap. Bring your own food. View over the harbour. Always pop in for one or two whilst in
Stephen Knight
I've been going to The Front when in Falmouth for several years now, and ultimately, it is what it is; a pub! No food here, just a wide selection of ales and ciders, but a very decent selection at a reasonable price, with the option of a glass (or 2 ...) of one of the wines they have on, or indeed one of the other drinks, if you fancy.The only other thing I can think to put is the gents toilet ( I didn't obviously visit the ladies!) were clean and tidy.If you are in Falmouth pol in, have a tipple and give The Front a try!Parking: Parking - firstly, if you are going for an alcoholic drink, don't of course drive. Moving past that The Front is at the edge of the quay so parking is limited, but there are a couple of car parks just down the road.Wheelchair accessibility: If in a wheelchair come in through the front door on the quayside. There is one as you come down the ramp, but I don't think a wheelchair and the steps involved on this door would mix too well.Once safely inside, The Front is all on one level, so aside from the usual navigation of other customers and the various positions of bar furniture, you'll be fine.
Best pub in Falmouth, great views, excellent beer and cider and lovely staff.
Katie Ackerley
100% the best pub in Falmouth!!!
rosie white
No food for sale, but you can bring your own in from the other business around it, very dog friendly, and a lovely atmosphere. Warm and cosy. Good rotation of drinks on tap. Highly recommend!
Vicky Chalmers
I love The Front, always a nice atmosphere whether it's quiet or busy, and a great selection of ales to try including guest ales which rotate regularly. Love that they are happy for you to bring food in as they don't provide food here themselves, and having a good chippy right next door is handy. It's got that nice lived-in feeling that will make it feel like your local, even if you're far from home.
Joe Barnes
Looks kind of shabby from the exterior but is even better when you go inside. Excellent range of local beers on tap, full of punters who look like they might flick peanuts at you but are actually incredibly friendly, regular live music... and you can take in your own food/chips/burritos/Sunday lunch.Wonderful place.
As the previous reviewer said, great place for proper beer drinkers, with bring your own food. Often quite busy. Always good natured. Always pay a visit when in Falmouth.
Great pub, real beers and ciders, other drinks are available. Friendly service. Quiz Sunday, Open mic nights too. Not to be missed!Parking: Quayside parking. Not free.
Lovely beer selection as well as ciders and other drinks. Good atmosphere and welcoming environment. Would recommend for anyone to get some food from the Dog and Smuggler or Harbour Lights to bring in, as they welcome that. Haven't been to the live events yet, but I've heard very good things.
Fantastic CAMRA pub with a quality atmosphere right on"The Front" in Falmouth. Pay a visit, drink some superb ales and bring your own food!! Brilliant, and will definitely
Great for a casual pint and a bring your own pasty.
Fantastic place and friendly helpful staff.
Overrun with dogs and the attendant issues, up on the seats etc.
I've only been here once and it was love at first sight. Actually, love at first smell. You know a good real ale pub from the aroma of FRESH malt and hops as you go through the door. And indeed the beer didn't disappoint. It's probably the best kept ale in Falmouth. They don't do food but encourage you to bring your own so you can pop to the chippie next door, or bring your own fois gras if you prefer, and have your favourite meal in the pub. I honestly think this is a concept that more pubs should embrace.
Great pub. Always a great selection of real ales on tap. Bring your own food. View over the harbour. Always pop in for one or two whilst in
I've been going to The Front when in Falmouth for several years now, and ultimately, it is what it is; a pub! No food here, just a wide selection of ales and ciders, but a very decent selection at a reasonable price, with the option of a glass (or 2 ...) of one of the wines they have on, or indeed one of the other drinks, if you fancy.The only other thing I can think to put is the gents toilet ( I didn't obviously visit the ladies!) were clean and tidy.If you are in Falmouth pol in, have a tipple and give The Front a try!Parking: Parking - firstly, if you are going for an alcoholic drink, don't of course drive. Moving past that The Front is at the edge of the quay so parking is limited, but there are a couple of car parks just down the road.Wheelchair accessibility: If in a wheelchair come in through the front door on the quayside. There is one as you come down the ramp, but I don't think a wheelchair and the steps involved on this door would mix too well.Once safely inside, The Front is all on one level, so aside from the usual navigation of other customers and the various positions of bar furniture, you'll be fine.
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Best pub in Falmouth, great views, excellent beer and cider and lovely staff.
100% the best pub in Falmouth!!!
No food for sale, but you can bring your own in from the other business around it, very dog friendly, and a lovely atmosphere. Warm and cosy. Good rotation of drinks on tap. Highly recommend!
I love The Front, always a nice atmosphere whether it's quiet or busy, and a great selection of ales to try including guest ales which rotate regularly. Love that they are happy for you to bring food in as they don't provide food here themselves, and having a good chippy right next door is handy. It's got that nice lived-in feeling that will make it feel like your local, even if you're far from home.
Looks kind of shabby from the exterior but is even better when you go inside. Excellent range of local beers on tap, full of punters who look like they might flick peanuts at you but are actually incredibly friendly, regular live music... and you can take in your own food/chips/burritos/Sunday lunch.Wonderful place.