Golden Lion, Port Isaac

Early 18th-century pub situated near the harbour end of the steep narrow main street - park at the top of the village. It retains three bare boarded rooms and a drinking passage, with hatch and shelf, accessed from the street level door. The small bare boarded bar on the left has a counter possibly 100 years old, Victorian tiled, cast iron and wood surround fireplace, old dado panelling and wall bench seating, but the bar back was replaced c.2002. The bare boarded bar on the right has a post-war counter (possibly replacing a hatch?), modern bar back, old slate and wood surround fireplace and old corner settle.

Large bare-boarded drinking passage / hall with uneven floor, a good stained and leaded window, tiny fixed corner seat for one, old dado panelling and hatch / doorway for staff. A former domestic room with a double width doorway makes up the third room with old range fireplace with a wood surround and high mantle shelf, but the panelling is modern. Upstairs two rooms have been joined together to form the 'Look Out' dining room which has few fittings of any age and views over the picturesque harbour. Downstairs is the Bloody Bones Bar, a former restaurant, which is only open at weekends.