Based on 272 opinions finded in 1 websites
Based on 272 opinions finded in 1 websites
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We visited the Mad Hatter’s restaurant for a hot chocolate and a cake. They were delicious and the staff were friendly. We also visited the Gnome Reserve, which was free.
Kimberley . 2024-10-26
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Nice place to buy a gift or plant. The food in the restaurant was very disappointing, it was overpriced, tasteless and lukewarm.
Mobile31153168010 . 2024-09-30
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We were amazed to be asked to pay £18 for four simple white coffees, nothing special, no biscuits on the side. This was a ridiculous price, it's Devon, not London, but it seals it, we won't be back . No wonder tourist numbers are down.
Getaway310979 . 2024-09-17
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Staff very friendly, food excellent, very nice restaurant but expensive would recommend, will go again, good variety of food
Kaye C . 2024-09-05
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Busy and so loud conversation was difficult. Staff clearly did not want to be there and verging on plain rude. Food very average and overpriced. Would not return
Jonathan B . 2024-08-22
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A really tasting lunch. I had jacket with hummus and roasted peppers which was delicious. Must confess this to be the best food we’ve had here. Great service
Megan C . 2024-01-06
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107 Opinions
Fantastic food and service! Hidden gem of a pub which I know the locals won’t want anyone knowing! Best burger I’ve had in a long long time :)
273 Opinions
We have heard that a new chef is just starting work here. Perhaps this explains our sorry excuse for a meal. For the record we have had several excellent if pricey meals at this restaurant. This meal was pricey but a million miles from excellent. There was a weird-tasting buttersquash soup oddly paired with a far from fresh hard pork pie apparently found in the freezer, a tiny square of cheese and a portion of chutney. Did they run out of bread? Apparently knives were also in short supply because we ended up sharing one between us. There was an oddly flavoured sausage roll type thing with almost raw cabbage, fried carrots in skins and a separate dish from which three lonely roast potatoes contemplated this culinary car crash - and which were the only pleasantly edible items. All this in a restaurant formerly well-regarded for its excellent home-grown vegetables. We felt ill afterwards. We noted during our visit although the gardens were quite busy with family visitors few of them chose to eat in the restaurant. We did wonder why - and now we know. Rosemoor is not a cheap day out and hard-pressed families are not going to add to the expense of visiting the gardens with a bad expensive meal. Other restaurants are available and sadly we can't consider coming back unless we see clear evidence of improvement in Tripadvisor reviews.
6 Opinions
The van runs a generator all day to power the van, noisy and polluting. must be a greener way to run a business.
2318 Opinions
Ate here twice. Food is reasonably priced. However, no fish in the fish pie and I am 100% sure that our fish n chips came from the local chippy. No way was this cooked on site. Another meal had totally different chips served. And I definitely wouldn’t order from whatever chippy it was! Staff v nice, service good and some music we heard was absolutely fantastic. We would return but will be selective in what we order.
206 Opinions
A cosy, traditional Devon country pub serving a good Sunday lunch. The staff were very welcoming and the locals charming to chat with. We enjoyed a roast beef lunch with the trimmings, and a delicious bowl of bread pudding and custard. Good value at under £20 each and a lovely place to be on a rainy winters day. Car park just across the road on the A386, don't drive by, stop and decide what you think.