Lowtrow Cross Inn in West Somerset

We ate here 3 times in the week, that shows how good it was, do not be put off by the appearance outside, could do with with a few baskets. Nice welcome by the barmen and locals. All the meals were very good, Exmoor burger I had twice, lasagne with the best garlic bread I have ever eaten and chips, chicken wrap, falafel wrap both with chips and scampi.

We called in on the off chance of some lunch. We were made very welcome even though the landlord was having issues with the till. Had a great pint of Exmoor Stag. Lunch was great and welcome was as good. Would certainly recommend calling in.

Trip out to local pub on top of Exmoor and typical welcome. This is an old Inn and you will have a wonderful welcome from the staff and the locals. Typical pub food but with an extra twist and care. I had a home made chicken and ham pie in suet pastry. Pie was wonderful and gravy incredible. My wife had stew and dumplings, equally good. The Exmoor beer was equally good. Menu changes fairly frequently and always has surprises. Lovely open fires and a great beer garden in the summer. Really great place and so worth the journey put to a special place

Very friendly staff and customers, the food has to be the best you will get anywhere a proper traditional public house. I believe if you try it you will go again

I have just been up to Lowtrow Cross for Sunday lunch and I have to say it is probably the best Sunday lunch I have ever had. Everything was cooked to perfection and the customer service was exceptional. Well done to all concerned and I will definitely recommend this Inn for a visit

Very friendly staff who made us feel welcome, and lovely Sunday lunch. Dogs welcome. We definitely return

Have been visiting the Lowtrow for over thirty years and have seen the changes over that time, This visit was for food rather than beers as usual. The food didn;t dissapoint and the waiting staff were friendly and efficient, not the quickest service but what's the rush? They were eleven of us to feed. Where I am going to play pool and skittles in Upton now as the games room is the food room!

Such a lovely ambience, welcoming, relaxing, wood burner, excellent bar staff/waitress. Dogs welcomed. Food did not disappoint. Will be returning.

We were hosting a family cricket match in the area and wanted to find somewhere close by for members of the team to meet for a quick lunch beforehand. There were going to be between 15 and 30 of us! We contacted the Lowtrow Cross Inn, and they were incredibly helpful. They made a special meal which would please young and old (to help us save time and keep things simple) the best lasagne, followed by apple pie and fantastic custard, for the whole part. Utterly delicious! The staff were so flexible with the constant inevitable changes in numbers, due to the pandemic. I would thoroughly recommend this fabulous very old pub. Its a proper pub with really good straightforward homely food. Thank you to all the great staff and management!!

Good selection of food and of veggie options . Really nice home cooked food. Definitely recommended. Gin selection good too. Dog friendly. You may need to wait a bit for food but worth the wait. good food is not quick!

My wife and i stopped off here for lunch. Such a hot day, but the staff moved a bench for us under the shade of a tree. Nothing was too much trouble. Excellent service, good food, will stop off here again!

Found this lovely pun... Really nice food and I felt most welcome had a lovely lunch watching the wildlife and countryside just beautiful little gem.. Robbie

Great little country pub, unassuming on the outside, but full of cosy charm inside. Service was great and a menu of good pub standards, well cooked with generous portions.

Our visit to the Lowtrow Cross Inn was the highlight of our visit to Exmoor. The reason was the hospitality extended by the owners and every employee working there. None more so than Kayliegh. She is iconic. She is so extroverted, welcoming and friendly every customer at the Inn has a smile on their face. I would add that the atmosphere is pleasant, and the food good with generous portions served. Whatever reason you have for stopping at the Inn, you will leave with a smile on your face.

Was there while staying at the next door campsite for two days and had a meal here on the first night and drinks on the second. On the first (Thursday) night we were welcomed by a friendly young lady with lots of tattoos who pandered to our every need, I believe her name may have been Kayleigh. We had some excellent and filling food which was good value for the size of the meals On the second night we just went in for drinks although had a bowl of very nice chips. Again the staff were very friendly, as were the locals, and we were given a taster of Old J's Tiki Fire at nearly 76% alcohol -- very palatable to me but I suspect an acquired taste for some. Anyway, I can recommend this place for drinks, food and a good time.

Fab pub with good beers and cider and plenty of gins to choose from, food was lovely but best be hungry as meals are huge, really enjoyable visit every pub needs a Kayleigh she’s amazing.

Greeted with smiles and warmth. Nothing was a problem. Beer very good. Food excellent. Bring big appetites, as I’m greedy but didn’t manage to clear my p,ate! Will be back.

We were staying on the caravan site next to the pub and saw it was open. We decided to support the pub as it has only just reopened after lockdown. Staff were really friendly. lovely pint of Thatchers Haze. The food was really tasty, the...

Such a beautiful cosy pub on a rainy day with lovely choice of steaks. Large open fires and a great pool table

Friendly welcoming pub but can only say the food we had on our two visits was average, not bad but only average. Had a pint of both Exmoor Fox and Wolf both flat and lifeless. Maybe we were just unlucky.

A busy pub with good atmosphere, excellent service. Food was great and quick to arrive. Despite distancing restrictions, great steps taken to implement house rules and keep everyone safe. Well done 👍 Well worth a visit and we will be back 😁

My fiance and I visited for a weekend away in the country. We fell in love with the area, locals are friendly all Staff at the Lowtrow Cross Inn couldn't have been more helpful if they tried in ensuring we had a relaxing and enjoyable...

So, if you are looking for a traditional Devon country pub, with the warmest of welcomes and the best Sunday roast you've ever eaten, then look no further, because you've just found it!! Whilst the pub is in the middle of nowhere, it certainly doesn't...

Ordered Sunday lunch yesterday from Lowtrow Cross Inn and what a really fantastic meal. I had the beef and it was really worth the money Everything was cooked perfectly and there was plenty of food I would really recommend if you fancy a treat on...

Just had a visit to Lowtrow Cross Inn and had an excellent Sunday roast The pub is a superb place to meet friends and the Staff are so very friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is very relaxing and comfortable Recommend a visit and I have...

I have just had the most amazing Christmas meal so well presented and it tasted fantastic. The pub is such a friendly welcoming place and you are treated with great respect and curiosity. I have been to Lowtrow Cross several times in the past past...

Dropped in while on a road trip. Wow what a friendly welcome, almost felt like a local.So good I came back for another drink. Highly recommended.👍

Good food cooked well. We both had the lamb cutlets, pan fried to perfection with delicious stuffed baked potatoes. Staff were friendly without being in your Face and created a great atmosphere. Very dog friendly with good space around the table for snoozing labs. Thanks...

Amazing hot & tasty Sunday lunch. Fantastic welcome with attentive staff highly recommend. Beautiful setting in a quaint country pub.

This is a great country pub, with very friendly staff, very attentive, The drinks they had a very good selection of local drinks on offer, (local gin from Dulverton ) which is nice to see, The food was very good, with a good selection, great...

Me my husband and daughter visited this lovely country pub. Received a warm welcome from the friendly staff. The chef was very accommodating serving my daughters jacket potato with sides separate ( just how she likes it😊) Food was yummy, we will definitely be returning.

Stayed at the Lowtrow Cross Pub for three night while we explored the area. We stopped of last year for a meal while we were travelling back home after staying in Minehead.We were made welcome by the landlady who showed us to our rooms, the bedroom was lovely and cosy with a big on suite, tea & coffee machine is provided in room, the bed was heaven to sleep in and the views from the windows is stunning.Ample parking at the front with a big garden to sit out, the weather was lovely so we had lunch outside, the food was lovely and there is a great selection to choose from. We ate in the restaurant in the evening, hubby had the steak and it was cooked to perfection I had the pizza and it was freshly cooked in the pizza oven, lovely crispy base and generous toppings. They have a huge selections of gin’s, the bar staff are very friendly and helpful, I tried quite a few one evening, the Parma violet gin went down a treat, the local there are a good bunch and we had a great laugh and a sing song, we definitely had a great time and definitely be back again.Thank you very much, it was a lovely well deserved break, we had a lovely time.

Had a great weekend with the mrs the food was absolutely amazing cooked to perfection and may I say the local beers were very tasty, owners and bar staff are lovely people and can’t do enough for you and had a great time with the locals definitely will go back again.

Spent the weekend at this lovely pub/ bed and breakfast as we were touring the area. Room nice and clean and really comfortable beds. Full fried breakfast was fab. We had our meal there in the evening, can thoroughly recommend the steak. Great selection of drinks and good company. Can’t wait to go back in a few weeks for a family wedding near by.

we stayed at this pub from friday to sunday with family its a very friendly welcoming establishment, rooms are very spacious and very clean everything was there needed down to a hairdryer, staff are very nice and friendly, and the food is absolutely delicious all cooked to perfection and in the evening everybody joins in and we all have a great evening drinking with the locals, definitely will be staying again.

This establishment was recommended by someone on the caravan site next door.

We came across this fantastic proper country pub while staying at wimbleball lake near by. As soon as we went in we were greeted by friendly bar staff & made to feel extremely welcome. The food was absolutely delicious (so much so that we visited twice while there) & served by staff who met all our needs & more. We will definitely be visiting again when next in the area. Definitely worth a visit!

We had lunch at the Low Trow Cross today and we were glad we did! I had a perfectly cooked steak that was the best I have ever had! As well as being beautifully cooked the presentation was just right. No fancy dishes or slates to be seen anywhere! Just well cooked local food in man size portions. Della and Dan the owners made us feel so welcome that it was like we had known them for years. This pub is a real hidden gem and worth finding!

A group of 7, we wanted a stopping off place for lunch on our way to Minehead and booked a table ahead of time for Tuesday 9th April. A gorgeous fire, cosy bar and the table ready for us made us immediately comfortable and welcome.

We were staying in the campsite next door and came in for food. We had the steak burger and sloppy Joe chilli con carne in a burger like thingy... Wow they were two of the best meals we have had in ages... The lady serving was lovely... Definitely going to come back

Four of us went for Mother’s Day lunch we were made to feel very welcome as soon as we went in and greeted by friendly bar staff and got the feeling it was a popular pub for locals and returning diners.

We stayed with friends and on arrival were given a very warm welcome by our hosts Dan & Della. The first round of drinks were consumed quickly and were soon refilled by one of the locals who helped out as it was getting busy. We had steak pie with mash and peas for dinner and it was one of the best.

Stopped in here after a day’s walking. The staff could not have been more friendly and accommodating. Roaring log fires, lovely food and drink. Thanks.

Went here for a Sunday lunch, a great 18th century beautiful old English Pub the place was full of people drinking, eating and having a great time, a lovely friendly landlady who served us a wonderful Sunday lunch with a huge separate gravy jug which you usually don't get, eventually a proper pub and not a one changed into a horrible Gastro Pub, defiantly worth a visit we will for sure visit again

Whilst having lunch with friends a bunch of (young farmers) arrived and literally took the place over. The foul language was apparently punished by the group, by eating dog biscuits,Followed by chanting rugby songs. The landlord seemingly joined in supplying more bowls of dog biscuits. This went on for the entire time we were there and we were virtually ignored. This was unacceptable as the pub had a rather large separate room where the (joke of a landlord) could of EASILY placed this group. I can’t really rate the food as the entire meal was ruined by these unruly excuse of people. Iv just been told they were not young farmers they were a shooting party and their beaters. The management really need to take a close look at their suitability at running a beautiful country pub.

Stayed here in the B & B for 4 nights, rooms are very spacious, beds very comfortable and they give you a whole range of complimentary toiletries to use. Room came with tea/ coffee facilities. Ate in the restaurant in the evenings, first night we had steaks, I had the 8oz and my husband had the 18 oz, both steaks were cooked to perfection and the banoffee dessert is to die for! Second night we had the local sourced fish and chips and wow! Lovely ! Third night we ordered lamb chops, boy, you have not tasted lamb chops like these. On our final evening we tried the mixed platter and it was fantastic. Could not fault the food at all. Full English breakfast was great, set you up for the day, they also serve real coffee! Staff and owners are very attentive and could not do enough for you. Have booked again for March, can't wait!

We came across this lovely little pub by accident, great choice of ales and lagers, and ended up having a lovely meal as well, staff are very friendly and go that extra mile, will definitely be going back

My self and my partner vistited and had a lovely meal over Christmas staff and owners very welcoming and lovely, great selection off drinks a very warm and relaxing place to visit a must see in my opinion looking forward to our next visit in February

We came upon this pub while we were visiting friends for the new year. The food was absolutely gorgeous and they made you feel very welcomed.

Ok I’m going to keep my review simple.

If you like to wait whilst the Dutch barman serves his chums ahead of you, studiously avoiding one's polite requests for 20 mins, to be served a pint which ranges from the undrinkable to the ordinary, this'll be the pub for you!

The lowtrow inn has new owners and new staff who are friendly and give a great service. There menu covers a wide variety of great meals, we had 3 cod and chips and one southern fried chicken burger with chips both came with salad. Followed by one portion of cheese cake as everyone else was to full for afters. All meals were great and good value for money. Thanks lowtrow see you next year when the caravan season starts.

I visited recently for an evening meal with my partner and children. The menu had great choices and we had starters and mains, one of my children is a vegetarian and they were pleased with the options available. We had excellent service from the staff and the new owners are welcoming and friendly. A very enjoyable evening and we shall definitely be back soon.

Stayed at the caravan site behind it which was superb. The pub is shut on Monday and Tuesday evenings which is a shame. Meals are good.

Young untrained staff who could offer no help ...real ale was stale and flat. No atmosphere and would not return . Think it must have changed hands

Didn't have a meal here but was staying on the campsite behind the pub and popped in for take away chips which they did for me without a problem. While waiting I had a pint of pedigree which was okay.

What a terrific pub. Lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. We were pitched just behind the pub in a lovely adults only campsite. The pub has a great food menu and ale choices. We went for the steak and chips and it was delicious. Had to try their pint glass of fresh king prawns and tasty dips. Perfect way to end a great day in Somerset.

Just got back from a great stay here; Helen and Leon were so accommodating; myself and the children stayed in a room above the pub as we were visiting friends nearby. The breakfasts were great; Helen went out and bought whatever my kids requested! We felt safe and comfortable and looked after. The Sunday Roast was amazing too.

We have just returned from a few days at Low Trow camping site. We were told the Low Trow Inn serves food, so the first evening we went across to the pub. On entering there was one young man sat waiting for his take away and the barmaid. There was a small chalk board on the bar, written on the board was 2 curries and a chilli sorry don't remember the curries. I asked the bar maid if there was another menu to look at, to which she replied yes. We watched her get a menu and take it out the back. We waited for appx 10 mins when the landlady came out and said. Can I help you I asked is the Chilli Spicy to which the reply came back. I don't know the chef made them and she is not here if you want something else I suggest you go to Ralgegh's. this is another pub down the road. We were left Gob Smacked she left the bar and so did we.

Este es un perro encantador pub agradable, dirigido por gente muy agradable.

Stopped off here for Sunday Lunch after a trip to Wimbleball Lake, good beer and a terrific Roast made for an enjoyable occasion . Staff friendly / polite and very helpful - will deffo be back.

Nos alojamos en el camping directamente detrás de la Cruz y debido a lowtrow la zona es bastante rural, decidimos comer en el pub. Las comidas eran tan agradable en la primera noche decidimos volver en la segunda noche, y no me decepcionó. Recomiendo el bife de costilla y las patatas fritas eran tan buenos que pedimos el chef cómo lo hizo, ya que muy amablemente me dijo.

Temo que no estamos podemos comentar sobre el nivel de la comida ya que no tuve la oportunidad de probar ninguna. Nos alojamos en el pequeño sitio caravana detrás del pub, en una ubicación muy tranquila. Anuncio fuera dice que hacer desayunos que necesitas reservar pero no mencionar que somos la noche son necesarias. Fuimos en 6. 30 encontrar pub vacío, excepto para 4 personas. Pero nos sentamos a las mesas nos dijeron que todas estaban reservados en esa zona (nada en las mesas para indicar esto). Nos podíamos sentar en otra habitación y nos podría haber comida- si nos rápido ya que estaban esperando a sus reservas pronto. La habitación en la que nos podíamos sentar en estaba oscuro, olía a humedad y no muy agradables, por lo que rechazamos y a la izquierda. Sentimos que nos han hecho sentir más distante. Parece que son lo suficientemente agradable para los residentes y personas que saben de nuestros comentarios. Quizás puedas dejar que los guardias en el sitio de campamento saben que quieres reservas para evitar nuevas decepciones.

Just before 10am my mother-in-law offered to take us out for lunch, but phoning around our normal locations, they we either closed for re-development or fully booked, so after a quick google map search we found "The Lowtrow Cross Inn" and as it was not far from the in-law, we phoned and booked a table for 12:30. When we arrived the booking had not been written down but that been said the Landlady sorted us out - then we found being a Sunday it was a set meal of either Chicken or Roast Beef Sunday lunch. So we opted for Three Beef & One Chicken and guess what- It was very nice and I for one cleaned my plate, then we went on the three deserts and all in all it was nice. We arrived to an almost empty pub and left to a near on full house - so it looks like a popular venue.

Staying in the campsite next door this pub is a blessing if you don't want to cook.Very dog friendly,lovely landlady and staff.Meals good size portions at a reasonable price very country atmosphere.A enormous improvement with the evening meals on taste and variety best steak and chips. Give it a go.

We ate here twice over the Easter weekend because it's basically sharing land with the campsite that we were staying in. The menu is traditional pub grub but the quality of the food was well above average. It was also reasonably priced and the staff were very friendly. I'd strongly recommend this pub for evening meals and lunch or even just drinking.

We booked a table for the Saturday evening for our anniversary. I chose the crustacean medley and my husband the scampi. Both meals were delicious. The scampi were chunks of monkfish and king prawns with the best chips ever. My meal consisted of mussels, king prawns and crayfish in a delicious garlic sauce. My only quibble would be the miniscule amount of asparagus and pea shoots and no evidence at all of the beans in the salad. It would be better described as a garnish. I asked for some bread to mop up the sauce and was given a slice of lovely homemade bread. Washed down with Thatchers Haze in a lovely, cozy friendly pub, great night! The meals we chose were pricey but worth it and there are less expensive options on the menu.

Had not been to this pub for over 20 years so was great to be reacquainted with it. The Lowtrow Cross is small but retains traditional, old pub ambience and charm combined with good food. All the main dishes were relatively imaginative for 'pub grub' and seemed to have an extra twist that made the meals so enjoyable. The staff were happy and helpful too. Ideal for an evening out with friends!

Beautiful weather and a beautiful picturesque pub. We have come down from Scotland for an early summer break and we loved it here. Great drinks and food.

We had two meals at Lowtrow Cross Inn last week, both very good. The first was supper on the same evening as an interpub quiz which was great fun. The second was Sunday lunch. The pub was very near to our B&B, five minutes drive away. The welcome was very good and the atmosphere warm. The food was of very good quality. Helen is a good hostess and deserves to succeed in her new venture.

We had spent the last few days camping at Lowtrow campsite (in the rain!) And so decided to treat ourselves. All I can say is wow! Food was absolutely amazing. Can't recommend the rump steak enough. The chef has amazing talent. Highly recommended!

We went up for a Sunday roast, it's a lovely setting up on the edge of Exmoor. The roast was great, perfectly cooked beef with good roasties and a great variety of veg. The waitress was very hospitable, offering more veg if we ran out. Good selection of drinks, particularly the Exmoor Gold. We came from Taunton on the recommendation of a friend and it didn't disappoint, well worth the 40 minute drive.

new chef is a great success, food was lovely, service was great, something for everyone on the menu.

We were passing by to take our pooch for a walk.We run a pub also and in our spare time we love finding hidden gems which this is one ! The Sunday roast was amazing I could of literally eaten two !! The couple who run it were so friendly! They knew every customer by name, made sure they made an effort with everyone. I'm quite surprised by the other reviews?! Maybe they didn't get the attention they wanted ? I don't know because it was a cosy lovely pub and defiantly will be returning even if it is 45 mins away !!

Lovely atmosphere and lovely food ....would highly recommend...sat by cozy log fire ...nothing was too much trouble ...

Visited this cosy little pub again last week and was a lovely experience. The staff where friendly and the food was fantastic, since the new take over and new kitchen staff have the food come quickly and piping hot. Would recommend to friends and family.

A delightful lady (Helen) and land lord(Leon) who made us feel very welcome. Excellent food and company. Proper country pub, well worth visiting. Would recommend the West Country Burger

A lady called Helen, the tenant at this pub is possibly the most rude and unfriendly person imaginable. Made us feel completely unwelcome and showed zero interest in the customers or the quality of food and drink. When I complained I was made to feel embarrassed in front of my family by her challenging and insulting behaviour. If you're looking for a friendly country pub with a welcoming staff, be warned, you won't get it here and our advice is to look for somewhere else. A real shame as this could be a great little country pub if it had the right management.

My wife and I went to this pub last night for an evening out, we had a fabulous meal and found all the staff pleasant and helpfulThe food was delicious and the atmosphere was warm and cozy, the pub having wifi was also an excellent plus. We would highly recommend this pub to others

We came down from Scotland for a Hogmanay break and visited this idillic pub. It's a cute, cosy country pub. It has local drinks and some lovely food on the go. It has a lovely open fire which keeps the place warm and a great range of beers and ciders. The staff and people there were so friendly. We thoroughly enjoyed our break so a huge thank you to everyone there. We have put this place on our "visit again" list.

We were recommended to visit by some local friends and have to say, Helen the new Landlady is doing a great job.The food was delicious, tasty, beautifully presented and restaurant quality and a good pub price. Well worth the drive and definitely stop if passing.

A lady called Helen, the tenant at this pub (says she owns it but is actually a tenant) is possibly the most rude and unfriendly person imaginable. Made us feel completely unwelcome and showed zero interest in the customers or the quality of food and drink. Food was cold, greasy and overpriced. When I complained I was made to feel embarrassed in front of my family by her challenging and insulting behaviour. One of the locals said that she was previously at a place called the Carew Arms at Crowcombe. I have just read the reviews there and sure enough, it says all the same things. I hope no-one else makes the same mistake of going there. It's utterly dismal. Apparently the former tenants were great and former customers still turn up expecting a good service. Be warned, you won't get it and our advice is to look for somewhere else. A real shame as this could be a great little country pub if it had the right management.

No Thatcher's Haze..Which is the most popular Cider in the area..The new Landlady got rid of it..Apparently she knows better than those of us who have drank it for years..Food was freezing when it arrived..Landlady got all surly when we politely enquired if it could be heated up in the Microwave..As a consequence we didn' t bother with the Ice Cream..Lest we got frostbite.My advice if you are driving past? Keep driving.

This pub is once again under new management (from November 16). The new tenants appear to view customers as an unwanted and irritating interruption to their day. Rude, off-hand and unfriendly are descriptive words that really do not do them justice. As one other customer said, there would be a more enjoyable service to be had buying drink in an off-license and food at a supermarket.

Relatives had made a reservation and we arrived the fire was not lit and the place was cold some of us sat with our coats on, we complained several times. I ordered a drink without ice and it turned up with ice , some items from the menu were not available including Diet Pepsi, the ice cream was delivered to the table in the tub. Half a steak was left by a person and three people asked for a doggy bag, I don't remember seeing anyone with this. The place including the toilets were dusty and dirty. None of our party would return again.

We enjoyed a fabulous welcome in this delightful country pub. Warming log fire and great ambience. Wide ranging supper menu gave us lots of choice and finding a gluten-free option was easy - the kitchen was really accommodating. With so many pubs charging way over the top for average fare, it was refreshing to find sensible pricing here. So all in all this pub offers a very good value night out. Heartily recommended.

Very good Sunday Lunch spoilt by flat beer. No ambience . No contact from staff.Have dined many times here, but now under new management.

This is a very welcoming lovely country pub, food is wonderful, people very friendly and welcoming. Close to a wonderful adult only caravan/camp site.

Having enjoyed this pub over many years it's sad to see it needs a little help to raise its standard. On our evening only one person at bar and eight eating. Average food and average drink and the host knew little of the fair she was offering. Even the fire had gone out, shortly after so did we!

A proper country pub with a very relaxed atmosphere and a lovely open fire and it's also dog friendly. .the food is real home cooked and bloody amazing, there's a good choice of local ales and ciders ..the Devon red is gorgeous. .the hosts nicky and Chris are lovely down to earth people and are a credit to this lovely inn ..thank you for the warm welcome ..

Lovely little country pub with new owners working very hard to make a place on the map in this area and I think they will succeed. Good honest pub food served with a friendly smile and nothing is too much trouble, good luck to them they deserve it, personally I love it

We stayed on the great caravan site next to this great pub, got to say a hidden gem, great choice of ales, and real pub food, with a great friendly atmosphere.Well done to all the staff, who made our short stay special.Will recommend to any one

We were staying on the campsite that is at the back of the pub so it was very close and convenient. It was very busy so there was a good atmosphere and they were very accommodating fitting our group of 10 in the back room.The food was traditional pub food, with burgers, steak, lasagna, scampi etc. Well cooked and good sized portions at very reasonable prices.Service was good and we were all able to pay separately without any problem.If we stayed on the campsite again we would definitely eat there again.

I went here for lunch yesterday and thought it was excellent, the new owners are really friendly. I just wanted a baguette, which normally comes with chips, but I didn't really want a large lunch so I asked to go without and that was no trouble. I had a BLT, which came open so you could see how nicely the bacon had been cooked and there was plenty of it with nice fresh lettuce and tomatoes. I sat outside in the nice garden, plenty of tables and the road is really really quite. It's a lot less commercial than the Ralegh's Cross Inn and smaller, which I much preferred.

Visited this pub while we were staying at the adjacent caravan and camping park. Only went in for drinks so can't comment on the food but the menu seemed to be popular. Hosts were very friendly even letting us 'try before you buy'.

This pub is under new management. It is next to the small and very lovely campsite where we were staying. The owners and staff are very friendly and the pub itself full of character. There were a reasonable selection of beers which were well kept. The food was traditional pub grub, delicious home cooked steak and ale pie with chunks of meat and thick gravy under a puff pastry crust and home made chips. The puddings were also homemade and the chocolate and orange bread and butter pudding is recommended! Worth a visit.

Four of us had a great meal at the Lowtrow last night. The new "management" , Nic and Chris have brought a happy smiling atmosphere to a well loved place. My other half and his brother had rump steak and said it was the best! My seabass with potatoes dauphinoise was lovely and the lasagne described as "delicious". Great beer and cider too.

Fantastic food , service and atmosphere, landlady very welcoming. An extremely enjoyable experience. Dog friendly too

Very friendly staff greeted us and showed us to our table . It was a Friday night and had a nice welcoming atmosphere to the place. We both had the burgers with chips, my partner had the double burger and I had a single burger with lovely handcut chips.. Which is always a plus for me. The meal itself was a good size too so therefore I unfortunately didn't get to try the puddings as I was so full. However I was more than happy with my meal and pint of Devon red cider again a plus for me. My partner enjoyed his meal too. The whole thing came to less than £20.00 with drinks. I will definitely be going back. Thank you for an enjoyable experience.

This Inn is adjacent to the campsite where the family were camping. The premises are not that inviting from the outside but we were pleasantly surprised on the inside. There was a large fireplace and the decor was 'Olde Worldie'. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The food was of the good pub standard but my steak was not cooked as requested but was still enjoyable. My wife and two children (both in their 30's) enjoyed their food so nothing was mentioned about the steak or the pastry of the apple tart being slightly under done. The food was good value and I would not hesitate to visit again. The premises are under new management and I wish them well.