The Working Boat Pub - Falmouth

Great news - the Greenbank Hotel (opposite Captain White's) has opened a pub.  If you follow the driveway round to the waterside of the hotel, The Working Boat Pub is located under the main building.  Nice views over to Flushing and a mere hop and a skip to get home: https://www.greenbank-hotel.co.uk/our-hotel/the-working-boat-pub/

Star & Garter Pub - Falmouth

Newly renovated traditional style pub, a mere 5 minutes walk from Captain White's (closest pub, a the top of the High Street as you walk into town).  Nice views over the bay, with new passionate owners. A great menu of locally sourced ingredients.  Monday night also has a Blues Music and Southern USA Menu theme: http://starandgarterfalmouth.co.uk

Old School Bar and Kitchen - Mount Hawke

A lovely Gastro Pub, in a converted school.  Located between Truro and St Agnes.  Winner of Best Cornish Gastro Pub in 2014 and listed in the UK's Top Gastro Pubs in 2015: http://www.osbk.co.uk

The Old Quay Inn - Devoran

A pleasant local pub in the village of Devoran (about 5 miles from Falmouth).  Good food and nice place for waterside walks: http://www.theoldquayinn.co.uk

Rail Ale Trail - Maritime Line

Rail Ale Trails offer ale and pub enthusiasts the opportunity to take a scenic tour of real ales in the West Country. Experience the beauty of Devon and Cornwall by train and savour the delights of traditional real ales and fine rural pubs along the way.  The Maritime Line runs from Falmouth to Truro and includes 13 pubs situated close to the train station: http://www.railaletrail.com/truromap.htm

The Falmouth Packet Inn Pub - Rosudgeon Nr. Marazion

Don't be fooled by the name - its not in Falmouth and Rosudgeon is near Marazion, on the way down to Penzance.  This pub has been award the best Dining Pub in the South West for 2013 and 2014 (Taste of the West Awards, covering Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and Dorset).  With that accolade, worth jumping in the car for: http://www.falmouthpacketinn.co.uk/index.html

The Old Ale House - Truro

A great traditional pub in the town centre, with a large selection of ales.  Upstairs is a restaurant, which the Brewery have done as a collaboration with The River Cottage (Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall).  Menu showcases great pub food (the Yarg and Bacon Popcorn is already a firm favorite and the ribs are fabulous).  Great place for lunch when visiting Truro: http://old-ale-house.co.uk/

The Ferryboat Inn - Helford Passage

Historic pub owned by the renowned Wright Brothers (with restaurant's in London's Borough Market, Spitalfields and Soho).  The menu is heavily weighted to fish and shell fish.  There is a ferry connecting Helford Village in the Summer months: http://www.thewrightbrothers.co.uk/restaurants/the_ferryboat_inn/

The Shipwrights Arms - Helford

Beautiful, historic pub on the Helford River.  Great locally sourced food and an outdoor BBQ in the Summer: http://www.shipwrightshelford.co.uk

Constantine Stores - Constantine (near Falmouth)

For people who enjoy a glass of quality wine, a cocktail (or two...), or a refined malt at home - this place is an Aladdin's Cave and one of the best places for wines and spirits in the South West (if not the whole country).  Established for over 50 years, there are over 50 Gins, 150 Rums, 1,000 Whiskeys, 1,000 Wines, 50 Cognacs.... Prepare to walk into a nondescript village shop and be amazed: http://www.drinkfinder.co.uk/

Plume of Feathers Pub - Portscatho

Nice pub in the beautiful town of Portscatho, on the Roseland Peninsula.  Great walks close by: http://www.staustellbrewery.co.uk/pubs/a-z-of-pubs/222-plume-of-feathers-portscatho.html

The Grapes Alehouse & Kitchen - Falmouth

Smart pub on the main street (64 Church Street)

Beerwolf Books - Falmouth

A very cool bar, which also doubles as a bookstore. Great beers from a local brewery, excellent music, not too pubby and brilliant atmosphere. Tucked up an ally off the main street: http://www.beerwolfbooks.com

Victory Inn Pub - St Mawes

A nice traditional pub and restaurant, just a short ferry ride away: http://www.victory-inn.co.uk

The Chain Locker Pub - Falmouth

Traditional pub overlooking the harbour, with a large outdoor area (Quay Street - just off Market Street)

Hand Beer Bar - Falmouth

A great selection of craft beers, set in Brewery Yard (just off the High Street) and close to Captain White's Reward: https://www.facebook.com/HandBeerBarUK

Falmouth Beer Festival - October

The CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) official festival.  A great chance to try local brews: http://www.cornwallcamra.org.uk/html/beerfest.htm

The Boathouse Pub - Falmouth

The closest pub to Captain White's Reward - stumbling distance (and they also serve food): http://www.theboathousefalmouth.co.uk

Pandora Inn - Mylor

This historic, famous pub is known for its excellent food.  It can be reached by Ferry and River Taxi from Falmouth.  Reservations are essential: http://www.pandorainn.com

The Royal Standard Pub - Flushing

A short ferry ride over to Flushing gives you the choice of a couple of pubs.  The Royal Standard is small with smart decor and a nice menu.