The Bush Inn is a 13th Century free house in the beautiful parish of Morwenstow. This hidden gem is rich in character and is one of the oldest pub in Cornwall, with a long history of hospitality dating back to around 950AD. Less than a mile away from the North Cornish coast, The Bush Inn is a perfect stopover for those hiking the South West Coast Path.
This one-of-a-kind pub has a unique blend of old and new with it’s quirky bar area oozing charm and character contrasting the modern, bright restaurant area offering a stunning view of the sea. Outside there is a newly-built decking area and tables on the grass surrounded by views of the Cornish countryside.
We serve locally sourced, homemade food from 12pm-9pm with a varied menu of light lunches, pub classics, daily specials, homemade desserts and traditional cream teas. We cater for those with dietary requirements so please let our staff know if you have any.
We have regular music nights so keep an eye on what’s coming up next. On the first Sunday of each month, ‘Spoots’ join us at 7pm for a brilliant evening of folk music.
Our popular quiz night is at 8.30pm every other Wednesday, to book a table, please call 01288331242 (after 11.30am) or email us at bushinn.crosstown@gmail.com
Had a great evening meal at the Bush Inn after some coastal walking nearby at Duck Pool and Sandymouth. Sat outside in the sun with a view towards the sea. Food was perfect, best food of our holiday in Cornwall. Staff friendly and helpful on food intolerance advice. The sort of country pub you always hope you will get when you visit Cornwall.
I wanted to visit The Bush Inn, as it had come up on my searches before coming to Cornwall. Food exceptional. My husband's "best ever" roast dinner he said. Staff very friendly, pub clean and tables set with room.Set in rolling hills with lovely views and outside seating for warmer weather.
Really delicious food and a menu with something on it for everyone. The onion rings are a must have! Great service from friendly staff, and a lovely warm atmosphere in the pub. Especially grateful as they managed to sit four of us indoors on a busy Friday. Thank you for a brill evening