A traditional brick-built pub that originally served the fishermen and tradespeople of Padstow’s bustling port. Shipwrights serve up their south-west fish of the day for their classic fish and chips, served with mushy peas, tartare sauce and a wedge of lemon. If you’re in the mood for sharing, they offer fish and chips as a small plate, which you can pair with two other small plates of your choice for just £19 – winning!.

Offering a warm welcome to your four-legged friends, with dog treats and great beer behind the bar, this historic inn was once the haunt of local fishermen and port tradespeople. Nestled beside the harbour and ferry point it lures you into a charming, low-beamed interior after a blustery boat ride from Rock, or on summer days you might prefer to take in the ambience of the bustling harbour from a quayside table.

Then there are the gastro pubs such as The Old Custom House, The Old Ship Hotel and The Shipwrights who pride themselves on creating interesting menus and serving top quality pub grub. We can’t think of anywhere else where Michelin-starred restaurants rub shoulders so comfortably with traditional pubs like they do in Padstow; something which makes this harbour town a truly unique place to visit.

The Shipwrights felt a bit like a pub-themed fast food restaurant, with that particularly lurid orange wood finish that too often characterises modern pub refits, and we didn’t like being cleaned up around (at 9:30!), though the barmaid who served us was very chatty and pleasant. There were more fruit machines than customers. Tribute and Proper Job were in decent enough nick, too.

Best for hearty pub grub: Boasting glorious harbour views, Shipwrights is one of the best dog-friendly pubs in Padstow. Welcome inside and out, canines can accompany their pack while they tuck into traditional, hearty pub food and award-winning ales. Tribute ale-battered cod and chips, rump steak and moules marinière are just a few of the mouth-watering dishes available.

After exploring part of the Camel Trail with your pooch, why not stop off at this dog-friendly pub in Padstow?. Here, you and your pet can enjoy a well-deserved sit-down on the lower floor or outdoor spaces. This dog-friendly pub in Cornwall prides itself on serving award-winning, local ale as well as a wine list featuring Cornish tipples.

Right on the quay and handily positioned next to a public car park, Shipwrights is a St Austell Brewery pub that originally served the fishermen coming into Padstow’s port. Today, it still serves busy tradespeople as well as the flurry of visitors the town enjoys. As with any eatery in Padstow, there’s a focus on fresh, local produce here.

Bang on the quayside, The Old Custom House is the perfect pit-stop for a pint and pub grub with a dog in tow, while you watch the comings and goings of the fishing boats. Also offering a warm welcome with doggy beer for your four-legged friends is the harbour’s edge Shipwrights, once the haunt of local fishermen and port tradespeople.

Shipwrights is a St Austell Brewery Inn serving good quality pub food alongside locally brewed ales. A family friendly environment and kids’ menu make it a great option with children, and dogs are also welcome. The building is a traditional Cornish public house that has been serving local fishermen and tradespeople for years.

The Old Custom House and The Old Ship Hotel both offer a cosy drinking experience, while the Shipwrights has a bustling events calendar with live music, quizzes, and bingo. As the local sports bar, you can be sure to catch the all-important sports fixtures on one of the many screens throughout the Shipwrights.

A traditional pub serving up excellent food and award-winning beers right on Padstow’s harbour, the Shipwrights is a great choice for both two and four-legged visitors. When you’re finished, stretch your legs with a walk around the harbour and drink in the atmosphere. Dog-friendly Padstow cottages

Originally built to serve the fisherman and tradespeople of Padstow, this classic brick-built pub is a real joy. Harbour views, great beers and of course more locally-source Cornish produce to dine on. The bar has old fashioned wooden beams is actually a listed building.

With incredible views over the harbour, Shipwrights is at the heart of the action. This grade II pub-turned-restaurant was a one-time haunt of local fishermen and port tradespeople, and nowadays offers a range of award-winning beers and delectable local fayre.

Paul and Emma Ainsworth relaunched The Mariners pub in Rock, Cornwall in May 2019. The 130-cover local, which looks over Cornwall’s Camel Estuary, is back open with a new menu and interiors to match. As ever, Sharp’s Brewery lead on the beer offering!

Shipwrights is another rustic, quayside inn that was originally a fisherman’s boozer (as so many pubs are in Cornwall!) With lovely views over the harbour, you and the pooch are welcome to sit outside and soak up some sun or venture inside to the bar.

Shipwrights (which means ‘shipbuilders’) was once the preserve of the town’s fishermen and tradespeople. Today it’s hugely popular with visitors attracted by excellent views of the harbour. It’s a great spot to sit outside and enjoy the harbour.

Another great stopping point to rest tired paws whilst exploring Padstow. Dogs are welcome on the lower floors whilst the humans can enjoy harbour views, a wide selection of ales and superb pub food.

WELCOME TO THE SHIPWRIGHTS A traditional brick-built pub that originally served the fishermen and tradespeople of Padstow’s bustling port, the Shipwrights is a historic building that today welcomes l