If these walls could talk, they’d tell you stories of sailors fresh off the Atlantic, merchants counting their fortunes, and cooks feeding hungry crews long before Falmouth became the town we know today.

Back in the 1800s, this building was The Globe Hotel — a lively inn where chambermaids bustled, pints were pulled for mariners, and travellers swapped tales of storms, shipwrecks, and far‑flung ports. The harbour outside was one of the busiest in Britain, and The Globe was right at its heart.

Over time the name changed, but the spirit stayed the same: a place to gather, to eat, to drink, and to watch the tide roll in.

Now, after a quiet spell, The Globe is returning to its roots — a warm, welcoming pub shaped by its past but built for today. A place where stories continue, pints flow, and the harbour is still part of the view.

Welcome back to The Globe. Where history meets hospitality.