Based on 2 opinions finded in 1 websites
Based on 2 opinions finded in 1 websites
Nº 424 in 596 in East Devon
Nº 121 of 180 British in East Devon
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Two of us called in to have a tradition holiday ice cream. Lovely ice cream made at a local family farm with a good variety of flavours. Rich and creamy and a pleasant change from corporate produced ice cream.
Art lover . 2023-09-04
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We stopped here for a drinks break after a bracing walk on the promenade and around town. Lovely place to sit and watch the world go by and the sea with its ever changing colour and waves. Coffee was good all round and we went away warmed up ready for our next adventure!
Helen H . 2023-07-01
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Stunning pub with amazing food, wine selection, and the owners and staff are absolutely wonderful. It's our favourite place to visit. Twinkly lights, cosy fire in the winter, and live music and garden parties in the summer. Perfect 👌
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We enjoyed our night at this well run, clean and friendly hotel. The three course evening meal was freshly prepared and delicious. Our room was spotless and well presented. We both are surprised this is only a two star rated hotel, as our experience exceeded many four stars we’ve stayed in. Our breakfast was again delicious. The staff are all attentive and couldn’t do enough for us. It has ample parking and a beautiful rear garden with seating. If we are in the region again, we would wholeheartedly head for The Tumbling Weir, Thank~you
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I asked for a cream tea for two and was told it was £12 for one scone each and a mug, but if I wanted a pot for two and two scones it would be £18. I queried this and was told by two assistant that was right. How can that be right? Ridiculously overpriced even if it cost £12 with a pot. The scone was out of a packet and heated up (probably to soften it up) and wasn’t that thrilling!