Pelican Inn

We just ate here. And it was WONDERFUL!!! The food is excellent at a quite reasonable price. Portions are large. I'm taking home some of my stuffed quail which was sumptuous. The garden salad was divine as was the soup of the--tomato. I'm taking some of that home, as well. The architecture made me think I was back in England except the ceilings in the inn restaurant are higher. And the bread pudding was EVERYTHING and more. The staff was so nice--lovely people. We'll definitely be back.

Absolutely the best. Excellent location, walking distance to beach and restaurants. Very quiet street and location. Loved sleeping with the windows open. Large rooms, super cozy beds, hot showers, cozy lobby where you can sit and drink coffee or tea, patio on top story so peaceful, beach chairs available to borrow, very responsive host replies to text messages and is very accommodating. Highly recommend!

We ate here, but did not stay here. My son loved the old English atmosphere. I'm older so it was pretty, but dim for sight. I had the beef dip, which was good. Fries were bland, but I'm not big on fries. He had salad, pasties and cheese board. I tried the pasties and wasn't crazy about that. Cheese board was good. But it's very authentic looking and a nice experience.

an amazing English styled restaurant with amazing service. what I love about these people is the wifi and password posts outside in the parking. the entire place for miles has no cellphone service and this is their lil service to the visitors in the are. food here is amazing And a well stocked bar takes care of all your requirements. this is the only food place in a long way here!

Drove down from Sonoma just to check out Muir Woods and ended up at the Pelican Inn for lunch. Great food and great service, warm and friendly and the place is cozy and quaint. It reminded me of some of the beach side pubs I saw when in Ireland. Stop in for a bite and a pint! The food's better at the Pelican Inn, though. I had the savory tart and split a sandwich with someone, both excellent. Google seems to think it's a hotel, though, and that is not at all the impression I received. It's a restaurant/pub.

Went for lunch a couple of weeks ago. My party was openly treated differently from other groups arriving g at the sane time. The server appeared to rush us while ordering and was not very friendly. We were asked to order and pay in advance for our lunch, when other parties were encouraged to seat themselves and order at their table. We were barely recognized during our Neal, and were never asked if everything was ok. The tables next to us were asked by both servers. I will not be back.

I recently dined at a charming restaurant just a few minutes from the ocean, and I was captivated by its beautiful chalet-style architecture. The inviting wooden beams and cozy ambiance created a warm atmosphere that perfectly complemented the natural surroundings of the house . The proximity to the ocean added a refreshing touch, making it an ideal spot for a relaxing meal. Overall, the combination of the picturesque location and the delightful design made for an unforgettable dining experience.

We went to the restaurant for lunch and beer. The shepherds pie was unusual but delicious. The beet salad was so small it couldn't be eaten as anything but a side salad, but it was delicious, and the fish and chips was delicious but the fish had more batter than fish. The service was good but they are under staffed and therefore a little slow. The beer was great. The atmosphere is fantastic and gorgeous. I would come eat here at least once a week if I lived in this area. For 3 people with 3 beers and the food I mentioned including the tip it came to $104, so it's reasonably priced. I highly recommend eating here at least once because it's a cute little restaurant in a gorgeous setting. Apparently they have rooms for rent too!