Fives Cyderhouse (formerly 5 Degrees West)
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Pizza house and pub on Grove Place in Falmouth, formerly 5 Degrees West, with over 10 draught lines, Sky Sports and a large beer garden.
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Fives Cyderhouse was formerly known as 5 Degrees West, and older listings still use that name. It sits at 7 Grove Place in Falmouth, opposite the National Maritime Museum.
Pizza is the main event. The kitchen serves it all week, with the dough rolled daily. Behind the bar there are over 10 draught lines, and Sky Sports is on screen. The pub is split over two levels, with a large patio and beer garden at the back that it describes as the biggest in Falmouth - the reason to come on a dry afternoon. Regular beers include Sharp’s Sea Fury and St Austell Tribute, and the pub runs a beer festival around St Piran’s Day in March. Pizzas are also available to take away. Live music and events are listed on the pub’s website, and tables can be booked there too.
Opening hours differ between listings, so check the pub’s website before you go. The National Maritime Museum across the road and the Events Square shops make it an easy stop on a wet day in town. CornwallHolidays.com also has a Falmouth town guide to help you plan the rest of the day.
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- Where is Fives Cyderhouse (formerly 5 Degrees West)?
- Fives Cyderhouse (formerly 5 Degrees West) is located in Falmouth, Cornwall, England.
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- Yes, you can find more information and book via their website at https://fivescyderhouse.co.uk/
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