We stayed in st austell for 3 days for a mini trip away, we fancied a pint a night before we went home. First off tried the one most local (carclaze next to premier inn) closed to referb. We then walked 2.5k down the hill to this one. At this point it started to rain and we needed to feed our 2 year old. On entering it went total silent( must be a locals only pub ) and were told we couldnt be served as we had a littleone in the pram. We would have been happy just to feed her and not have a pint ourselves but no, we had to leave. The bar man was polite and said another one nearby but with the rain, time of day and direction to other pub further way. We left very dissapointed. Kinda dampended our stay down this way as if we could have just feed our littleone or stay in from the rain atleast.
Dave Anns
We a large family (4 adults 1 teenager and two infants) thought we would pop in and have a Sunday afternoon drink we managed to just get inside the door to be told that there is a no children policy, there is no signage that we could see not happy but then it was their loss
Lee Martin
We stayed in st austell for 3 days for a mini trip away, we fancied a pint a night before we went home. First off tried the one most local (carclaze next to premier inn) closed to referb. We then walked 2.5k down the hill to this one. At this point it started to rain and we needed to feed our 2 year old. On entering it went total silent( must be a locals only pub ) and were told we couldnt be served as we had a littleone in the pram. We would have been happy just to feed her and not have a pint ourselves but no, we had to leave. The bar man was polite and said another one nearby but with the rain, time of day and direction to other pub further way. We left very dissapointed. Kinda dampended our stay down this way as if we could have just feed our littleone or stay in from the rain atleast.
Allen Stokes (Tiny)
Absolutely fantastic here\\nThanks guys\\nTiny
Robert Brown (RedRob)
A great place to meet up with friends for a catch up. They don't do food which is a plus for this nice little pub. You don't have all that clutter on the tables and you are not dodging waiting staff carrying posts of food. Quite a quiet place where you are not competing with people eating while holding a conversation.
Mike Pritchard
Friendly and welcoming local pub, conveniently situated on a bus route. Real ale in excellent condition, access to TV sport if desired, plus pool and darts.
David Franklin
Great atmosphere, pool tables, juke box, great pub
Yam Southall
Nice pub , relaxing not overly busy ,good place for a peaceful pint after work ,
cleo our jug
First visit back in 16 years not changed much still an awesome place to be
Gemma Smith
Family and dog friendly, no longer serve food. Every Tuesday night is quiz night and raffle with amazing prizes! Great atmosphere and staff. Owner glyn price is a great guy!!
It is so friendly,clean the beer is superb staff are very good
Tw1stedP1g
Friendly staff, nice little pub
Jenny Cowell
No children allowed, be warned therefore not a family friendly place.
Rob Prouten
Really friendly pub..proper pub,didn't wanna leave but hunger to over.Made very welcome
Steve Dyer
I'm from Bristol and we were on holiday in the St Austell area and went in The Carlyon Arms with family a few years back and we ordered drinks and just minding our own business and some of the locals were staring at us like we had no right being there. Not likely to go in there again after that
We stayed in st austell for 3 days for a mini trip away, we fancied a pint a night before we went home. First off tried the one most local (carclaze next to premier inn) closed to referb. We then walked 2.5k down the hill to this one. At this point it started to rain and we needed to feed our 2 year old. On entering it went total silent( must be a locals only pub ) and were told we couldnt be served as we had a littleone in the pram. We would have been happy just to feed her and not have a pint ourselves but no, we had to leave. The bar man was polite and said another one nearby but with the rain, time of day and direction to other pub further way. We left very dissapointed. Kinda dampended our stay down this way as if we could have just feed our littleone or stay in from the rain atleast.
We a large family (4 adults 1 teenager and two infants) thought we would pop in and have a Sunday afternoon drink we managed to just get inside the door to be told that there is a no children policy, there is no signage that we could see not happy but then it was their loss
We stayed in st austell for 3 days for a mini trip away, we fancied a pint a night before we went home. First off tried the one most local (carclaze next to premier inn) closed to referb. We then walked 2.5k down the hill to this one. At this point it started to rain and we needed to feed our 2 year old. On entering it went total silent( must be a locals only pub ) and were told we couldnt be served as we had a littleone in the pram. We would have been happy just to feed her and not have a pint ourselves but no, we had to leave. The bar man was polite and said another one nearby but with the rain, time of day and direction to other pub further way. We left very dissapointed. Kinda dampended our stay down this way as if we could have just feed our littleone or stay in from the rain atleast.
Absolutely fantastic here\\nThanks guys\\nTiny
A great place to meet up with friends for a catch up. They don't do food which is a plus for this nice little pub. You don't have all that clutter on the tables and you are not dodging waiting staff carrying posts of food. Quite a quiet place where you are not competing with people eating while holding a conversation.
Friendly and welcoming local pub, conveniently situated on a bus route. Real ale in excellent condition, access to TV sport if desired, plus pool and darts.
Great atmosphere, pool tables, juke box, great pub
Nice pub , relaxing not overly busy ,good place for a peaceful pint after work ,
First visit back in 16 years not changed much still an awesome place to be
Family and dog friendly, no longer serve food. Every Tuesday night is quiz night and raffle with amazing prizes! Great atmosphere and staff. Owner glyn price is a great guy!!
Restaurantji Recommends
It is so friendly,clean the beer is superb staff are very good
Friendly staff, nice little pub
No children allowed, be warned therefore not a family friendly place.
Really friendly pub..proper pub,didn't wanna leave but hunger to over.Made very welcome
I'm from Bristol and we were on holiday in the St Austell area and went in The Carlyon Arms with family a few years back and we ordered drinks and just minding our own business and some of the locals were staring at us like we had no right being there. Not likely to go in there again after that