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Racehorse Inn

Launceston, Cornwall

The Racehorse Inn is believed to be over 300 years old. Originally built as a school for local children, it was purchased from The Diocese of Truro in 1964 to convert into a public house.

The pub has been sympathetically refurbished by the current owners, offers easy access for the disabled and a separate dining room. The comfortable beamed lounge and bar area have open log fires. Outside you will find the south-facing beer garden, seated deck area, and large car park.

With a fine reputation for its home-cooked food, locally sourced meats, fresh fish and vegetables a very comprehensive menu is backed up with a regularly changed specials board. This is complemented by an extensive wine list. Also available is Sharp’s award-winning Doom Bar real ale.

The Inn offers bed and breakfast accommodation with three double en-suite bedrooms, furnished to a high standard, from £75 per couple, including full English breakfast. Add to Favourites