Edgcumbe Arms

06/09/2026

06/09/2026

Now we're past the school holidays, here's when our kitchen is on:

Mon to Fri: 12 to 3pm, then 5 to 7pm
Saturday: food all day, 12 to 7pm
Sunday: Earl's Carvery 12 to 5pm,
then Cornish Sunday Supper 5 to 7pm
Wednesday: Midweek Carvery 12 to 5pm,
then evening menu 5 to 7pm

Bar open from 11am daily,

Cornish pasties, snacks and cakes all day.

Eight minutes on the ferry from Plymouth, Book a table on our website, or just walk in.

05/09/2026

Something a little different has arrived at the Edgcumbe… 👀🌊

Four Ford Fiestas have been transformed by artist David Cotterell into Intertidal, a unique artwork where water rises and falls inside the cars in response to the changing tide.

And one of them has made its way to the Edgcumbe!🚗🌊

If you’re heading over to Cremyll for a pint, some good food or a wander around Mount Edgcumbe, keep an eye out for it and take a closer look. It might look like a familiar Ford Fiesta at first… but there’s something rather unusual going on inside. 👀

It’s part of Sea for Yourself, a programme exploring the relationship between Plymouth, Cornwall and the sea.

Come and see the tide for yourself while you’re here! 🌊🍻

Intertidal, created by David Cotterrell, is part of Sea for Yourself, a programme led by Plymouth Culture in partnership with and Plymouth City Council

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29/08/2026

You know you still gotta walk the dog even tho it’s raining !! Why not treat them to a doggy wash and yourself a roast this Sunday and BH Monday ! Dog Wash Express Plymouth Boat Trips The Cremyll Ferry

27/08/2026

A little bit of family news from the Edgcumbe Arms.

The Who'd Have Thought It Inn is joining us as our new sister pub.

There is something rather lovely about this one.

The Edgcumbe Arms sits here at Mount Edgcumbe, while the Who’d sits over at St Dominick, just up the river a stones throw from Cotehele. Two proper Cornish country pubs, both surrounded by the history, landscape and communities that make this part of Cornwall so special.

We are still digging into the exact historic links between the Who’d, Cotehele and the wider Edgcumbe story, but even without overstating it, the connection is very real and very natural.

More importantly, both pubs share the same idea of what a pub should be.

A proper welcome. Good food. Good b**r. Dogs, muddy boots, locals, visitors, fires in winter, outside tables in summer and people being looked after properly.

And from the off, Edgcumbe loyalty cards will work at both pubs.

So if you are already part of the Edgcumbe family, you now have another proper Cornish country pub waiting for you over at St Dominick.

We are very proud to welcome the Who’d Have Thought It into the family.

Two pubs. Two communities. One very good excuse to explore a bit more of Cornwall. 🍻

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24/08/2026

🍎 BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE! 🍻

Fancy a ***r ? We’ve got a rather tasty reason to make your next one a double… 👀

For a limited time, buy two pints of any draught Thatchers c***r, pay as normal, and Thatchers will refund you the cost of one pint! 🍏💰

It’s simple:
1️⃣ Order two pints of draught Thatchers
2️⃣ Keep your receipt
3️⃣ Scan the QR code and upload it
4️⃣ Get the cost of one pint refunded within 7 days!

And let’s be honest… a cold pint of Thatchers, the water rolling past, boats coming and going and absolutely nowhere else you need to be sounds like a pretty good way to spend an afternoon. 🌊☀️🍻

So grab a mate, grab a couple of pints and let Thatchers pick up the tab for the second one.

📍 Edgcumbe Arms, Cremyll

Terms & conditions apply. See promotional materials for full details.

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