Half Moon Inn in Mid Devon

Went for a meal on a Thursday evening and the pub was very quiet. When I walked in. I was the only customer so felt a little awkward. But the staff were welcoming and the young girl behind the bar was very friendly and chatted with me until my friend arrived. We were shown the specials menu and given actual menus too for dinner before taking a seat by the fire. I noticed how lovely all the laid-up tables looked, a very lovely looking pub with a nice ambience. Service from the lady (possibly the landlady) was great, very efficient and friendly with no pressure to order and was very accommodating with food requests. The food itself was very nice - fresh, tasty and hot! Shamefully it was my first time here when I only live 10 minutes away but I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and will definitely be back!

Not sure if we caught this place on an "off" night but for the price, we were a bit disappointed. £11 for 5 small pieces of Squid as a starter, followed by being served prawns instead of mussels with a main (they did bring out some mussels seperately once we made them aware of their mistake). Biggest disappointment was being given a steak that was edging towards well-done when I emphasised that I want it rare. I didn't want to send it back as I appreciate it's a complete waste of food but yeah...definitely wasn't rare. Friendly enough staff and nice beer on tap. I know this is a cracking pub for a pint after a summer walk but we won't be returning for food I'm afraid.

Really nice meal, great service. Will definitely visit this pub again soon.

Great little pup, friendly staff, dog friendly and excellent for great walks locally 👍🍻

Unbelievable meal with friends. Will be visiting again for certain.

Visited a few times recently. Proper pub, very decent prices, gorgeous views too.

Lovely pub that is near but far. Easier to get to from the M5 than you think and a perfect place for lunch or dinner. Food is good and well priced. The views from the cabins in the beer garden are to die for. Lynda, the landlady is very nice but Dorian, the landlord is awesome and worth the trip alone. Probably the best pub on the north west side of the Blackdown Hills.

First time we have been here and hopefully won't be the last. The food was very very good, I had the slow cooked pork belly which I can say is easily the best I have ever had. My wife had the spinach and mushroom risotto which was excellent. We ate outside in one of the little cabins overlooking the valley which we thought were a great idea too. All in all, one of the best meals we have had and a thoroughly enjoyable evening, highly recommended.

Popped in for lunch, really nice, great food, great pub lovely welcome, very clean, will return 😀

Excellent Menu, Delicious food, Great Friendly service, well worth a visit

Lovely Devon pub/restaurant with good food. Still had local character. Great landlords. Well recommended.

Lovely views over the Blackdowns, even on a grey day... helped being snuggled away in one of the cute beach huts! Will definitely be back for some food, looks great!

Bizarre landlady who obviously likes the sound of her own voice and is extremely overbearing and patronising to her staff who could do a much better job of running the pub than she does... If you read this please take note! Other than that the food was nice, bit pricey at £14 for a burger but it was pretty decent food. Decor was really nice - the pub was in perfect condition and felt pretty special to be honest as did the location with a really good view across the blackdowns.

We stayed here overnight in our motorhome as part of the Brit Stops scheme. The approach from the M6 was rather windy and narrow in places but upon arrival we were rewarded with a beautiful view and a warm welcome. We had a really good evening meal in the cosy pub along with a few glasses of wine and beer. Our dog enjoyed lying in front of the open fire. Dessert was delicious too - warm chocolate brownie served with ice cream. I would highly recommend this lovely pub.

We were camping locally and ate here twice, the people who run the pub are extremely welcoming and took time to chat to us about our trip. The food was amazing, Friday from the menu and then the most amazing roast dinner on Sunday (the triple roast option is incredible). In addition, it was the best pint of Guinness I've had in ages....all in all a wonderful pub. Go there and treat yourself.

The pub is in a lovely location and the interior decor and open fire makes it attractive but the food and staff let’s this pub down. The barman was disinterested to the point of being rude despite us being the only people at the bar. We ordered the sharing vege mezze as it was stated as consisting of hummus, guacamole, roasted baby tomatoes, warm pitta bread etc. The mezze that we were given by the unfriendly barman comprised of cold, stale pitta, no hummus , guacamole or roasted baby tomatoes but two stuffed vine leaves and a bowl of cold ratatouille as substitutes. We would never have ordered this if we had been told. The whole time through the meal there was no one in sight to question this nor anyone behind the bar to order more drinks. When enquiring at the end of the meal when someone eventually appeared, I was told that the chef didn’t want this on the menu anymore so hadn’t bothered to make the hummus etc. No apology or recompense was offered at at £12.95 , that was probably the worst value meal I have ever had

We chose this country pub from our Britstops book, and stayed over with our campervan. Loved every minute

I read a recent review of this pub in which it was described as being like Fawlty Towers. This pub is unique and original and that's what makes it great. Too many pubs in this country have been bought up by chains and sanitised with a pseudo English puby feel to appeal to the masses, resulting in a dead steril atmosphere. If you want the genuine article, then the Half Moon is it. The food in my experience is way above that of most local pubs i have been to recently, and the price fair when you consider the pressure they are all under at this time. The landlord and landlady offer a personable and offer a very welcoming atmosphere. The views from the garden are stunning. The little wooden beach type painted sheds in the summer are charming to sit in. The only reason I might not recommend is because of a reluctance for others to know what a hidden gem it is. Independent pubs like the half moon are in some cases centuries old and are part of our national identity and focal point of or communities. We should remember this and support them as much as we can before they are gone and turned in to private dwellings. This pub is a little different in some ways and as a result is excellent.

A warm welcome from the Landlord when we entered the pub (good start to the evening). We arrived a little early but our table was ready for us and we were served drinks straight away. Plenty of choice on the menu and specials board. For starters my husband had squid off the main menu, which he thoroughly enjoyed and I had the Fowey mussels off the specials board - cooked to perfection. We both followed with the Chicken breast, (another winner). Desert, hubby had Blueberry Creme Brulee and I had Ice Cream both tasty. Apart from the food being good, the interior was very clean and nicely decorated. I must congratulate the staff for being professional, friendly and attentive, without over doing it. The Half Moon is a little out of the way for us, but we will definitely be returning for another meal and would highly recommend this establishment for a visit. P.S. The views from the pub are awesome.

Amazing place great hosts views to die for.... actually got the drone and took some video etc which i will show later hopefully. Thanks for the great hospitality and chat... super interesting owners...

The lady owner is a very unfriendly person. I can't understand why she doesn't realise people go out for a meal to enjoy themselves. They pay to have a nice meal and be treated with common decency. All she does is talks to people like they're her enemy. If this pub is getting good reviews it's probably because she's getting her staff and friends to write them. Will never go to this pub ever again. Although I would if she left and new people took over.

Lovely food and great views. Staff really friendly and accommodating.

This would be a nice pub if it wasn't for the landlady running it. She really hasn't a clue how to treat customers. Her attitude is rude and very arrogant. After the way she spoke to us we didn't bother to order a meal and promotly left. I honestly feel she'd be better suited working in McDonalds.

Not sure why such bad reviews ? Been a few times and food good, landlady is a little odd, but always been nice enough.... Try it. Great service and great food every time....

We’ve enjoyed two wonderful lunches in the last week First one we sat in the lovely garden and admired the spectacular views The second visit we had family with us and the childrens meals were delicious and beautifully presented Thank you We will return

What a shame the staff didn’t match the quality of the food. Felt like a bit of a Fawty Towers. Sat down, and our order was taken , to be promptly told if I had realised you were having starters we have more, after being told all the offerings were on the door. Drink order was taken and offered 3 different sizes of coke, half a pint, pint or one in the middle, opting for a pint and the one in the middle, were charged at the end for 2 x 16 0z sizes !!! The starters arrived , hence no mention of moules as per web site, we were then offered horseradish sauce for our starters , strange but hey ho!! . Then the main course arrived , a boiling hot bowl of cauliflower cheese was placed right in front of a 6 month old baby in his high chair, good job mummy was quick thinking 🤔 and said please move it quickly before we have a scolded baby. Food was nice, plates cleared away, then we had more cauliflower cheese and veg brought to the table , odd ? . Oh my choice was with tender stem broccoli , no sign of that . Pudding time, begrudgingly the waitress took our order , Bakewell tart with clotted cream, what could possibly go wrong, yes , no clotted cream, just whipped, but the landlady spotted the mistake and brought us some just we were finishing our puds. Then the bill arrived, quoted on website as a standard fee for 2 or 3 courses, but not on our bill, we we charged all items individually. I have been poorly and this was the first time we had all met up since Christmas and it was my son’s birthday. Needless to say , we were disappointed as the website painted a far greater picture than the actual experience, both of us travelled quite a way too meet here.

Lovely outdoor seating. Great menu choices. Dogs welcome. Friendly and fast service. Ignore Google - it IS open every Sunday for lunch and well worth a visit.

We visited this pub at lunchtime yesterday. It was not quite opening time so we sat in the car park, admiring the stunning views and lovely little row of painted beach huts. Once the pub was open we ordered lunch, my husband had the burger and I had the chicken dish, cooked with white wine, garlic and cream. We both thought the food was delicious, my chicken was particularly good, to the point where I finished my plate completely (unusual for me!). We both thoroughly enjoyed our visit and will certainly visit again, just wish it was a little closer to home but its worth the trip.

We visited here on a Saturday evening . We hadn’t booked but rang on our way home from a day out and luckily they had a table available. The pub itself is cosy and comfortable. There were plenty of tables and a real fire burning. The staff were friendly and the menu was varied with specials and a good choice of veggie and vegan meals. We had a steak meal and a belly pork meal which were both delicious, hot and presented well. Our desserts were home made and delicious too. The locals were friendly and we left feeling we had had a very pleasant evening. It’s out of the way but definitely worth finding. It was dark when we were there but there’s a lovely view from outside, there were little cabins to sit in outside. We will certainly return. 😊

Lovely lot of local veg that's in season. As well as fresh meat. Good value for money

Lovely lunch sitting by the cosy log fire. Vegetable tagine and beek casserole delicious. Apple crumble the best my husband has ever tasted! So good to find a local pub that provides home cooked and well presented food other than the usual pub grub. We shall certainly visit again soon. Many thanks

We booked for lunch mid week in January and had a fantastic meal in cosy surroundings after a lovely walk across to the Wellington Monument. The Half Moon offers a varied menu which caters to modern as well as traditional tastes. The Malaysian chicken curry was superb, excellent fish and chips and a very tasty vege tagine. It serves some of the best chips I've tasted for a long time and is great value for money. Kind and helpful staff too who let us use the loo before our walk. The views from the garden are outstanding.

Warm, friendly and great food ....

A fabulous candlelit evening meal by a warm inglenook fireplace. A true country pub with lovely character & characters. Add to this the flawless service, that from the warm welcome, was attentive and discrete . The food, as others have mentioned, was delicious, beautifully presented...

A bit of chance find whisky staying a couple of days in the area but as it’s the same names as our local I’m West Sussex decided to try for a quiet Tuesday lunch . Staff were very friendly and the food excellent so cannot...

Busy, lively pub with smashing food. My Monkfish and tomato risotto was very tasty and my other half's burger delicious. Blueberry cheesecake for pud was so huge we couldn't finish it, but it was too nice to leave so half came home in a box...

Really nice find, nice food and location.. quite

Great service and lovely views from the beer garden. Would definitely recommend a visit.

We were staying close to the pub, within walking distance, so going to the pub was a simple decision for sunday lunch. I emailed the pub to book a table, and had a good e-mail exchange to determine time, numbers plus outdoor hut location. On...

Wost landlady you will meet has no customer service experience at all good luck to any who visit! Apparently she knew how to run a pub but she kept trying to intimidate us throughout as we were not paying for food that we had not been given as advertised. Can see that has not happened for other customers which is a shame and shows the type of owner you will be dealing with had no shame at all in front off other customers. Had planed a great day out but bitterly disappointed would highly recommend using another pub!

We went out with the intention of having a lovely family afternoon out with good food and left feeling hungry, disappointed with the food and also the landlady. We got served half a Sunday lunch without the cauliflower cheese, no parsnips, no Yorkshire pudding and...

Poor service, ran out of food, which was of very poor quality. Landlady a nightmare shouting at the chef. So bad it was funny

Stunning views, the food was fantastic. Definitely go there again. The service was spot on could not complain at all

Made a last minute booking here after a nearby pub cancelled. Glad we did - food was excellent and staff friendly, a real gem. Would definitely return if we were in the area. WiFi is ridiculously fast too.

Excellent food and very friendly staff. Service and food was a tad slow otherwise it would be 5 stars

Family Sunday lunch, seated outside in a beach hut style space. Good food realistically priced. Views.

Great views. Good beer. Enjoyable.

I don't even want to give this review a 1 star, but seems I have no other option. When I entered the pub I was lead to a small table which me, my partner and daughter couldn't fit our legs under as it was a 2 seater table. The table was very sticky and the smell coming from the carpet was vile. We then ordered drinks which took 20mins to arrive, followed by food. When the food finally arrived another whole hour later I could of cried, as I was so hungry by then. I took the bun off the top of my burger and the burger just all fell apart. It was like they'd just stuffed mince meat into a bun! I was not happy and made a complaint to the owner behind the bar. To my amazement she was very rude and loadly suggest infront of a pub full of public that she'd apparently anticipated that I wasn't going to pay anyway! In shock and embarrassment I insisted that she just charged me the whole bill as she made me feel small infront of the whole pub and she took my money. The 3 of us left, out of pocket and still hungry! Avoid this place at all means unless you just want a nice pint in their beer garden to enjoy the views..

Dropped in randomly during a week's holiday in the area. Pub smelled of boiled cabbage. Peas were practically raw and chips tasted reheated. "Filleted" fish wasn't. Other than that, the food was tasty, but nothing special and frankly priced a little high for what we...

The food was good although expensive and the staff pleasant however it took a very long time to be served, an hour and 45 minutes for the main course, we were there neary 3 hours in total. We were also crammed onto two small round tables and an old church pew which was very uncomfortable for such a long time, not what you would expect when you pre-booked .

Food usually pretty good but service always slow and unorganised. Occasionally worth a visit for the nice garden if on a nice evening.

There are obviously staffing issues at this pub which is having a detrimental effect on their business. Our table was booked for 6.45pm. Our order got taken at 7.10pm and the food arrived at 8.10pm...nearly an hour and a half wait for the first course ! At least 3 other groups left without having more than one course and another customer was having quite a heated debate with staff due to the interminable wait for food. We left after one course because we couldn't bear the thought of waiting for a dessert. This is such a shame because the food is exceptional. Kudos to the chef for serving up one of the best battered cod and chips with a side of minted peas and tartar sauce that I have ever tasted. So a mixed bag really...exceptional food but be prepared for an equally exceptional delay. Hopefully they will get their staffing issues resolved in the near future !

The food is excellent and so are the views. If you are a cyclist it's a cracking ride over the Blackdowns and we'll worth a visit.

Good service. Beautiful country views.

We are a family of 8 staying in nearby Wellington. Made a reservation for dinner on the same day as calling them. Easy journey took us to this gorgeous little find. The views are fabulous. It was a sunny evening and when we checked in...

What a find. We are on a week's holiday in Wellington and booked a table in this gorgeous pub on the morning of our booking - a table for 8 of us. Booking process was easy and friendly. An easy journey took us to this gem of a country pub with amazing views. The welcome was so friendly and accommodating when we requested pre dinner drinks outside in the garden - nothing was too much trouble. When we sat down to our table, the service was swift and friendly. We had delicious cheesy garlic bread to start with whilst waiting for our mains. All of our mains came up at the same time and it was absolutely delicious. Good, home cooked and fresh food and plentiful too. We were too full for deserts, but they sounded delicious. This pub was faultless, the staff were so friendly and welcoming, even the chef came out and said hello. We will most certainly return if we find ourselves staying here again. Thank you Half Moon Inn. x

Good food, hospitality and atmosphere, prices reasonable

Ok pub nice chalets in beer garden to sit in very smart.

Sadly overstretched. Food very late, many options sold out ( limited menu - website has not been updated) and rather expensive to boot. Kookie beach huts in the garden a great idea until it got dark.... then we couldn't see our food. Pity, as it has been good here in the past.

Amazing food and service despite issues with staffing. Highly recommend.

Didnt like the way she spoke to her staff. Other customers raised an eyebrow. She didnt stop talking about nothing in particular throughout the course of our meal. Roast beef was tough, veg soggy and yorkshire pudding was eggy and burnt. The gravy was nice!...

A fabulous hidden gem of a place. Always a great welcome. Food is always excellent as is the service. Staff are super friendly. A great place to get away from it all

Delicious food and great service

Fabulous views from the garden.

Interesting pub. Has a small beer garden with a great view. Could do with an app to order from though as table service only and the beer garden is across the road. Unfortunately didn't get to try the food as nobody came back to take an order despite giving us menus

Celebration birthday lunch in a cabin with friends. Not exactly sunny weather but great in a cabin on 14 May. A jolly time was had by all! Excellent food (the fish pie is wonderful and the fish and chips inspired envy) , great welcome, dog...

Visited today for my 40th celebration. It was their first day open after lockdown and our first visit in a few years. WOW! They absolutely smashed it out of the park! The service and atmosphere were both very pleasant...the food was spectacular! The sun was shining and view is off the chart...what’s not to like? Do yourself a favour and get down there ASAP. A massive thank you for making my 40th birthday a day that I won’t forget...excellent job after a long, unwanted break 👌🏻

Nice pint of bitter as welcomed back Me and my boyfriend had a lovely afternoon he sun shone down very pleasent

Love any excuse to dress 👗 up and slap me makeup on had an absolutely Fabulous night Great atmosphere can’t wait till COVID is gone and We can all have fun again.

Very nice meal and good atmosphere

I took my mum for lunch here today, she’s a regular and loves it... she’s right it’s absolutely lovely! The food is outstanding! Beautifully cooked, beautifully presented, hearty, tasty, and utterly delicious! Staff are super friendly, Dora dog was made very welcome too. Thank you...

Very disappointed. Roast beef was completely tasteless and my husband could not cut it with his knife. Complained to waitress and was given a fresh plate of beef and a steak knife. Somewhat improved. The swede mash was cold, other vegetables were 'al dente' to the point of being hardly edible. Cauliflour cheese was tasty. Will not return.

Brilliant food and very friendly staff.

We were holidaying at a campsite nearby. We ate at the Half Moon on two nights. Both were fabulous. We found Dorian and Lynda friendly and welcoming. We enjoyed our chats and when we were ready to walk back lifts were provided. Very thoughtful. Well worth a visit, not just for the excellent views.

Great pub. Great views. Good beer and food

As soon as the scientists work out a way to neutralise excess calorie intake, I’m going to move in next door and have the pork belly for every meal

Very friendly great views and lovely food

Absolutely gorgeous little pub/restaurant it was really lovely just got back from a meal here. Unfortunately the vegetarian option I was going to have had ran out but the lovely lady who owned the Halfmoon was so accommodating and made me something that wasn't even...

Lovely food as always was also lovely to be able to sit outside and enjoy the views.

We visited the Half Moon Inn as one of our first outings post lockdown. We were really saddened to find the meal sub-standard to say the least. I ordered a burger, which was very rare. In the fish pie we found a dead cooked fly!...

Just visited this lovely country gastro pub with my partner, what a pleasure. A very welcoming atmosphere, incredible views across the hills. The owner was extremely pleasant and engaging, food was very good and very flavourful. The Chef clearly knows his way around the kitchen and the courses were coming out promptly and well presented. A great selection, menu and specials board was excellent for a country pub, if you are in the area you should really consider a visit. Look forward to returning when we are in the area again.

Very relaxed atmosphere. Good social distancing Friendly staff Good food (especially fish & chips) Good minion firepit outside Greats views Accommodating for little children Dog friendly

A really beautiful view from the garden, we had a table booked but unfortunately was poor service and food, we ordered and waited an hour for starters which was fine as we were in no rush, our starters were served and we were told one main course was sold out, so we chose an alternative. One meal was a lamb madras for £16.50 the popadom never arrived and no Mango chutney was available, I believe changing this and not having the relevant condiments is unacceptable. When I said whilst paying I’d not received the popadoms. She asked if I’d like to take them home! ....joke

We arrived at the early time of 6.15pm to be greeted by the manager, she asked us where we would like to sit in or out and we chose in (what a huge mistake that was). When the manager finally came over to our table to take our food order we had to ask if she was taking our drinks order at which point she said she would! We ordered our food at 6.30pm - at 7.20 we were still waiting with two tired hungry children. The manger came over and informed us that they had an issue with our check and that they were doing the children’s food and then ours would follow after - follow after????? We came out to eat as a family!!!! When the kids food finally came the chips were covered in salt and the nuggets were very clearly burnt. Our food finally followed after and thankfully was very nice (thank god)When the manager came to clear our plates she apologised again but there was nothing warm about her apology and it felt forced. We then decided as a table to order deserts as there was a biscoffe banoffee pie 3 of us fancied. The manager who was the only one taking orders to keep control of the orders took our order and within 5 minutes came back to inform us that they had ran out of the pie - why did she not know this? She should know all her stock levels. Yet her excuse was they ran out at lunch time - TAKE IT OFF THE BOARD THEN! The main reason for this review is regarding how not “child friendly” this pub is. We booked a high chair and turned up and wasn’t offered one I had to go and find one, then when the manager came to take our order she quoted “oh, do we need to turn the volume down”??? Well thanks very much for ruining our night with one little throw away comment. Making a parent already aware of her potentially autistic son with sensory sound issues is heartbreaking! I am very aware that at times my child is loud but at the same time when being 5 what child isn’t. To top the same issue off, when the table behind us came to their table the manger apologised for the noise levels whilst directly drawing their attention to our table, making us and the table arriving very uncomfortable. Over all this was a very negative experience. Had the manager came to our table and informed us of the issues and maybe offered a free round of drinks or something then we would have been a little more understanding of the situation.I feel sorry for the staff working here with a seriously controlling manager who thinks she had everything under control when actually it’s all falling apart around her.

This pub provided some of the nicest food and most disappointing food we've ever had. The menu is somewhat misleading, as blackberry crumbles are actually apple (a suprise during eating) and cheesecake is more like whipped cream. Service was a tad chaotic due to Covid regulations but in general well managed and staff were polite and friendly. Your experience will likely depend on what you order.

There is a lovely family atmosphere at The Half Moon. The food is really good and dishes are home made and delicious. The garden area has fantastic views as well. All in all a great pub.

Eaten here a number of times, excellent menu with lots of different things to try, not your standard pub food, staff great with owners very attentive, can be busy so worth booking, great Sunday lunch as well and dog friendly

The wife and I popped in her for a spot of lunch. Lovely charming pub, friendly owners and staff I had the calamari and lamb and the lady had the pea soup and chicken supreme. All meals arrived in a timely manner, hot, tasty and substantial portions for the price. We sat by the fire which was lit by the landlord and had a most pleasant natter. Well worth the drive, great food, large portions, excellent value for money. Well done

(Traducido por Google) Excelente comida, grandes porciones, amables propietarios y personal. (Original) Excellent food, large portions, friendly owners and staff.

Wonderful food, lovely welcoming staff, the landlady is very knowledgable about her food. Hope to visit again soon.

In need of a trad Sunday roast without the cooking and managed to secure a table at The Half Moon. Busy, buzzing bar; roaring log fire and a delicious (almost as good as home) Sunday roast. Glorious ice cream and local cider set us up nicely for an autumn day dog walk. Highly recommended.

Had hear great things about this place but was very disappointed with the roast. Soggy potatoes, thin gravy. Also had a pork pie which was also very small and expensive for what it was. Great view from the beer garden but food was poor. :(

Having returned from a short break in Spanish San Sebastian (the city with the most Michelin star restaurants in the world) and after we had a Sunday morning stroll to the Wellington monument we were very definitely in the mood for a traditional Sunday lunch. We had eaten fabulous Spanish pinxos all week, but we really wanted some fine English food! Oh my goodness did the Half Moon deliver! Our Sunday lunch and pudding was the best food we had eaten in a week!!

We met up with friends of long standing for lunch. The setting is delightful, the welcome was warm. Their lunch menu was well balanced. The service was cheerful and efficient and all our meals were delicious. Will certainly return.

Amazing food, friendly service, very accommodating, would definitely recommend it. The best roast pork my husband has ever had.

As soon as you get out of your car here you’ll see the most stunning view, the pub is in a beautiful spot overlooking the Blackdown Hills with a lovely beer garden. We were greeted by a charming barmaid who poured us a lovely drink and chatted pleasantly. We enjoyed chatting with some very friendly and like minded people as we had our drinks before being shown to our table. Our starter arrived promptly and was absolutely delicious - the scallops were excellent. Mains followed and really were faultless - the steak was the best you would find anywhere as was the guineafowl which came with a delicious jus. It was all clearly cooked by a fantastic chef. The young man who looked after our table was attentive and extremely polite. We don’t often leave reviews but on this occasion everything was so enjoyable that we felt we wanted to. Running a pub with food must be a thankless task at times but we had a truly delightful evening and will certainly be returning.

I have visited this establishment only once and, whilst one should never say “never” I will nonetheless “never” go back.Having book a table for 7.30 PM I decided that by 9.30 PM, when our food finally arrived that I would get up and walk out.I honestly do not know how people can run an establishment like this and stay in business.

Goed eten, mooi uitzicht, vriendelijke bediening

Fantastic food and very friendly staff. Why didn't I find this place sooner?

Good food, good Cider. Fab views. Check opening and food serving times first though.