Star and Garter
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Bar, kitchen and harbour-view apartments in a Georgian townhouse on Falmouth High Street. Thursday to Saturday evenings plus Sunday roasts.
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The Star and Garter is a bar and kitchen in a Georgian townhouse at 52 High Street in Falmouth, in the old part of town above the harbour. The kitchen runs its own butchery, curing and smoking meat from the farm and buying fish direct from the boats, and the menus follow the seasons and change regularly. The pub has been recognised in the Observer Food Monthly awards (runner-up for Best Sunday Lunch in 2016) and is listed in the Good Food Guide.
The format is evening small plates and cocktails, plus Sunday roasts, which run in three sittings at 2pm, 4:15pm and 6:30pm. The bar also stocks a long list of whiskies and rums. The harbour views now belong to the guest accommodation upstairs: three serviced apartments with views over the Fal towards Mylor and St Mawes, which you book separately through the pub’s website.
Open (bar and kitchen): Thursday to Saturday, bar from 5pm until late, kitchen 6pm-8:30pm. Sunday roast sittings at 2pm, 4:15pm and 6:30pm. Check the website for seasonal changes. Book: Via NomNom or WhatsApp 07597 835093
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Sample dates: 16 October 2026 - 18 October 2026. Adjust below to see live prices for Falmouth.
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- Where is Star and Garter?
- Star and Garter is located in Falmouth, Cornwall, England.
- Can I book Star and Garter online?
- Yes, you can find more information and book via their website at https://www.starandgarterfalmouth.co.uk/
- Where can I stay near Star and Garter?
- There are places to stay nearby in Falmouth. Browse all properties in the area to find your perfect accommodation.
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