if you want solid comfort and a feeling of things as they used to be youll come to this famous old 12th century inn.

It lies next to the churchof St Odulphus in the old Cornish village of Pillaton tucked away among the charming winding lanes so typical of this county yet only 15 mins from the Tamar Bridge.

Here you will find real atmosphere and the unselfconscious dignity of great age; for the Weary Friar originally housed the builders of the church and then became a rest-house inn.

Today it welcomes you to good food and cheerful service.

The large stone fireplaces the copper and brass and the dark beams contrast strongly with the white walls but the Weary Friar moves with the times too.

There are fitted carpets everywhere and every bedroom is heated and has its own bathroom built in wardrobe and colour telvision.

We are famous for our cuisine and very proud of our reputation.

Luncheon and dinner menus are a la carte or table dhote.

The restaurant is open to non-residents who