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Dolphin Tavern

Quay Street, PENZANCE, TR18 4BD

Sir Walter Raleigh is said to have smoked the first pipe of tobacco in England at this lovely 16th-century pub, the central part of which was once used as a courtroom by Judge Jeffreys. These days, The Dolphin serves great home-made food accompanied by a full range of St Austell beers, plus accommodation. Fresh, locally caught fish features on the daily specials board, and the menu offers a tempting selection of meat, vegetarian and children's dishes. A typical menu might feature steak and ale pie or Newlyn crab salad.

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Tel: 01736 364106
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Principal beers

HSD, Tinners Ale, Tribute

Open

All day all week

Closed

25 Dec

Facilities

Children welcome.
Family room.
Children's play area.
Garden.
Dogs welcome.
Coach parties welcome.
Bedrooms available.

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From rail station follow road along harbour. Tavern on corner opposite Scilonian Ferry Terminal

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