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EASTER WEEKEND
Friday 3rd to Monday 6th April
Join us this Easter Sunday to celebrate the long weekend with family and friends. Our perfectly cooked roasts alongside your favourite classics (and our Easter special mini egg chocolate pot) feature on our three-course menu for the special occasion. We’ve got our little ones menu as well for the ultimate family weekend.
MAY BANK HOLIDAYS
Celebrate the bank holidays the way they’re meant to be enjoyed- with family and friends, summer dishes and an atmosphere that makes you want to stay a little longer. With all your favourite tipples behind the bar too, we can’t wait to cheers to the long weekend with you (with a pint in hand).
WELCOME TO THE TURKS HEAD
The Turks Head is the oldest pub in the heart of Penzance town. Unspoiled by contemporary design and décor, this soul-soothing, local pub offers a fresh, seasonal menu coupled with local craft beverages, all of which can be enjoyed in our shanty style, west-country setting.
Our secret garden is a hidden retreat that begs for any passing explorer or local Kernow folk to enjoy. Take in the crisp sea breeze blowing in from the Quay just a stone’s throw away with a refreshing drink in hand.
A TRUE KERNOW GEM
Nestled across from Penzance Harbour, along Mount’s Bay, the Turk’s Head is a hidden gem along the cobbled high street. Providing a cosy respite after exploring the local markets or having family fun along the bay, we are a welcome haven for a quality, Cornish pit-stop.
SECRET ESCAPE
Serene spots are a plenty at the Turks Head. Indulge in our menu and cocktails on our sun-trapped terrace during the day or explore our wine list into the evening under a cosy blanket and the stars. Decorated nautical, industrial lighting and rustic timber seating, you’ll feel encompassed in all you need to unwind.
FIND US
Situated in the middle of Chapel Street, the Turks Head stands just as proudly as the day it was built, nearly 800 years ago.
Just a 3 minute stroll to the harbour, you’ll feel immersed in the dreckly lifestyle to be able to enjoy the pleasantry of a true Cornish pub.
