Large pub with one bar and separate restaurant, just opposite Par railway station and on local bus routes. There is, howevee, adequate parking in thepub car park. The modern bar area has a surrounding slate floor,the rest being carpeted or wooden. Recently redecorated, refurbished and reconfigured, this family-styled pub attracts diners and drinkers alike, especially on Sunday for roasts and full menu meals. A large patio at the front and sides outside permit ‘al fresco’ eating and drinking. Mostly carpeted or wooden floors with modern dining tables and chairs in the raised dining room together with other dining/drinking areas. Separate comfy seating areas to relax, chat and drink are also present. Known to locals and frequent visitors as “the Par Royal”, it attained the suffix “Royal” when the Prince of Wales’ train broke down nearby in the 19th Century. Usually at least 2 beers on and at least 1 sourced from a Cornish Brewery the other a Guest Beer from a nearby brewery outside Cornwall..