Manor Inn in Torbay - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We were staying 5min down the road visited the pub on the first night and wow with dogs in hand we were welcomed and the staff are very friendly and welcoming the food is 5 star after going 3 more times the food never disappointed would highly recommend

Turned up for a walk in roast, Looked ok Got put in dark corner out the way - not a problem. Got some drinks fine Then our roasts turned up , not great warm at best and stingy Fatty and terrible cut of lamb Regretted visit tbh

Took my wife out for her birthday. Food was excellent. She had the vegetarian kiev and I had a pizza. Really delicious. Staff were super friendly and attentive. Well done team and thankyou.

We arrived at Manor Inn after a long walk, feeling cold and tired. We were warmly welcomed and shown to our room which was spacious, clean and cosy with all the facilities you might need. We had an evening meal ( pizza was really good) and also a delicious cooked breakfast in the morning. The staff were all lovely and I would definitely stay again.

Booked for the 27th January as they had a Burns Night ! Booked over 4 weeks ago , told by staff that it was from 18.00 onwards so booked for 18.00 , arrived as booked and were shown into back half of restaurant where ALL the rest of the bookings were for 19.30 , bit odd but never mind ! We soon found out that , as we don't live in Galmpton , we live in Brixham , all the "Locals " had been seated in the main area and had the benefit of the piper and the address to the Haggis in there and every thing that goes with it , while we were left to rot in the back !!! Very Very disappointed as we have ALWAYS supported Christopher and Jonathan both at Galmpton AND when they had Churston Court Hotel !!! We WILL NOT be supporting them anymore as we feel we were treated as second class ! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

Went here and the food was great, tasted like when my wife used to insert her breast milk into the food. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

Staff are very friendly and helpful particularly the lady on duty in the morning. We had a great vegan breakfast. Room very clean and homely with good facilities.

We love this pub. The waitresses are the sweetest in the world. Regular waitresses too. Half a dozen yrs ago the food was perfect. But, sad to report that it’s now gone down hill very recently. Had a burger there in August; sort of cheap burger you’d expect in a cheap cafe; mashed up protein. In September, went for a steak night on the stone; poor girls have to make two journeys rather than one. The weight. The steak was satisfactory but the chips, sides were a disgrace. A molded plastic tray - like school/hospital dinners. How I wish for simple, fresh food delivered to the table on a plate. I must repeat that the girls who serve are the finest!!!

Lovely friendly country inn ,food is delicious ,welcoming atmosphere ,really enjoy the lunch ,they have rooms too ,so give it a visit .Glad we did JoJo

We were regulars at the Manor Inn when we lived in the village somewhat 12 years ago and decided to take a trip down memory lane and do the pub quiz on a Thursday night and have dinner. The outside space they have created is really lovely to enjoy, and the inside hasn't change, however the food was unfortunately disappointing. The meal deal is really reasonable and we both opted for the steak which comes out on a hot stone/slate. I don’t understand this concept at all. Not only is it extremely hot with limited space around it, you are against the clock to get that steak either eaten at your preferred cooking time or cut it up quickly and pop it somewhere to eat at a enjoyable pace, however there isn’t much room left on the plate for anymore food with the chips and veg! I found it a very stressful experience!!! The desserts were ok. The quiz was fun though.

We had stayed local to the village for our holidays and we were in walking distance so popped in just for a drink lovely and friendly staff So we decided to book a meal for later in the week. When on arrival for meal we decided to have the special steak night two steaks bottle of wine £32 . Omg it was the best meal and very unusual meal I had ever had served on a hot stone so you finish your own steak to your own liking it was amazing. The staff were so lovely and it was our first experience of taking our little dog into a restaurant for a proper meal . Such a dog friendly pub . It was a lovely evening and a very busy restaurant.

I have to give a big shout out to all the staff for the top service and quality of the food provided for my mothers wake. Nothing was too much trouble and everyone loved the delicious food. Have never had a bad meal there all tasty and very moreish. Dog friendly too which is a real bonus for us. Thank you all for making every visit pleasurable.

Called in for an impromptu spot of lunch. We just had sandwiches and a portion of chips as well as drinks. Sandwiches were Ok and beer was good. Service was a bit slow as there was only one member of staff.

Local pub whilst staying in the area. Locals friendly as were the hardworking staff. Good selection of ales and other drinks. Eat there twice in a week, 6 plus pushchair and 2dogs. Nothing was a problem for the staff. The food was plentiful and very tasty. Would definitely recommend booking to avoid being disappointed especially for the steak nights. Will definitely return if we’re in the area.

Absolutely amazing meals, massive portions and delicious 😋 9 of us all ate different meals couldn't fault any of them. Really nice pub inside and out, they have a lot of tables outside with pretty lights. Highly recommend going there and we will be going again , loved it !!!

We regularly look forward to a meal at the Manor. We especially like the burgers but last evening the burger was disgusting. Usually the meat is fresh and juicy but last nights was a processed burger that didn’t resemble any meat which came from an animal. So disappointed. What happened to the quality we have come to expect from the Manor?

We are local and have always had a fabulous meal here in the past, Sunday Roasts or other items off menu. I had a starter of soup, leek and cheese with ciabatta which was delicious and my husband had the pate which was also delicious. However I chose the roast beef and I couldn’t cut it as it was so tough, I wrapped it all in serviettes and took it home for our sons dog!! My husband had the pork, which was lovely but no crackling!! Please address this as we love coming to eat with you normally.

Went for a meal. Steak special evening. Absolutely fantastic steak, would highly recommend for any steak and chips lovers. Beef sourced locally, good bottle of wine as part of the deal, great value!

Had a lovely meal. Value for money can not be beaten. The staff are all so polite and friendly. Make you feel relaxed and not rushed at all.

Stayed here a few times, fantastic bedrooms, very accommodating. Very considerate staff, took into account that we had a pram and moved the table round to fit the pram in. Lovely food, good sized portions and a fantastic breakfast, well worth a stay.

I am local and I have been to the Manor a few times for meals. Tonight I came with my partner and family for dinner. The member of staff that served us was unfriendly and hostile from the minute we arrived. After finishing our meals...

5☆ lovely country pub polite friendly staff and verey generous portions for your money, make sure there is at least 3 of you if you order the onion rings.

On a recent visit to see my Mum we decided to take her out for a meal to her favourite restaurant. We had never been before but she has always said that she had never been disappointed on any occasion so happily took her along....

Super service friendly staff and the food was lovely and would recommend the the manor Inn Galmpton to people as this is our 2nd visit and will be coming again next year when back on hoilday

Booked for a meal as was last night of holiday and the mains were great. Was a bit surprised that the lemon meringue was served cold?

Helpful and very friendly staff. Food was superb. Two steak meals cooking on a hot stone in front of you and a bottle of wine for £30.00, "whats not to like". We really enjoyed and went back twice more over our weeks stay in Torquay....

Hot stone steaks.......quick service great value authentic village pub atmosphere. Last minute booking dealt with promptly, wide range of food and drink, friendly service .

5 adults visited last night for dinner. 5 main courses, 2 deserts and 5 drinks for under £100 is very reasonable. Food is typically pub grub. Table size was a little small for 5 people. Pies were nice as was the jacket potato and chicken...

Whilst on Holiday recently in Brixham, we came across this Pub by pure chance for an evening meal. We hadn`t booked but that didn`t stop the very friendly Staff finding us a table. As it was steak night, that was the obvious choice and what...

During 5 nights stay at Greenway House seven of us ate here twice. We all had different meals & we all thoroughly enjoyed them. Excellent, friendly staff.

Booked to eat here on the Thursday steak night special, as they were busy we had a table outside booked for us. We were very pleased with the outdoor eating area really lovely and the food was delicious. Friendly staff , great food, lovely surroundings...

Wonderful location, attentive staff, breakfast excellent. Overall cleanliness was terrible,!! Carpets disgusting, in room fridge not working, We had to upgrade from original room because the £100 room we booked had no wardrobe no where to unpack and not one hook to hang clothes. We...

We visited yesterday afternoon (28/12/21) for a late lunch following a walk in the area. As a family we were looking for something to warm us up after a long walk and we were not disappointed! Homemade Pizzas and chips were plentiful and delicious (we...

Cold, soulless, dirty and unwelcoming. Coat wearing obligatory during the winter months as there doesn't seem to be any form of heating, at least that was on. Cleaning products and a mop stored next to a dining table. Black, mould-adorned window frames. And why is there a towel hung inside the entrance? Weird.

Another lovely place off the beaten track , large car park inside and outside dining with maquis and outside heaters fairy lights all round . Good food can’t wait to try sitting inside in the winter

We’ve been to the Manor Inn regularly since it reopened following Covid. They’ve made the most of their car park to develop a pleasant well ventilated area. The Beer is great and the steaks are sizzling. Whilst all the servers are pleasant and helpful we’d highlight Georgia as a lovely, helpful and attentive waitress.

Sad visit to the Manor Inn all changed using the terrible Covid to cover over the yard and empty the pubs rooms.. no one has the pubs this way Now. Come to the front entrance tell us your here sit outside wel come serve u (eventually)..charged one of us a 70yr old lady £3.50for a Small budweiser in a BOTTLE NO GLASS Offered!! Yet a tall pimms and fruit was also £3.50.!!...i had the WORST Pint iv EVER had Anywhere.. "Proper job" cornish ipa....it was Flat bitter+ off taste .I left it there Wev been coming here for over 20 yrs winter will show that things better change.. Meals etc arnt Everything... oh +I Could write more

Beautiful food and friendly staff. Lovely seating area and great atmosphere! Booked after a recommendation by the locals. So glad we did!

My wife and I stumbled across this pub in July 2021 and decided to give the Thursday 2 Steaks and Wine for £25 menu a go, it was HONESTLY amazing!! The food was great, the service was great, the staff were great, the ambience was great, the outdoor seating was great, the beer and wine was great. its now August and im still missing this place! Thank you for an amazing evening, Pete and Amanda Taylor

Lovely meal - friendly service - great value 2 x steak plus bottle of wine - cook your own steak with a hot stone ensures you meal is done to your satisfaction and also keeps mushrooms tomatoes chips etc warm as well - worth a try

Don’t go! Don’t visit, Don’t go, Don’t visit.The surroundings puts you off ordering food. The pub is in dire need of TLC and a good clean. It used to be a fabulous village pub. Why let it go like this. The owners need a good talking to.

If you desire real ale in a country pub around the Paignton area, which is a bit of a country pub dessert, then The Manor in at Glampton is the place to be. When I first saw the sign to Glampton, I thought that it was something to do with posh camping, but no, it is a lovely village with school and great pub. Lovely ales and great open outdoor seating area with great staff. Well worth the visit.

The pub is very disorganised. Tables and chairs stacked up everywhere inside and out. Very untidy. Only stayed as couldn't get in anywhere else. Staff pleasant enough. Food leaves a lot to be desired. Skin on chips undercooked. Water left in with garden peas. Should have complained really. Outside chairs were a mixture of all sorts. Metal chairs dining chairs of various colours. Tables rickety tents mouldy. Not a pleasant visit.

Came down 2 days ago , lovely guy who greeted us at the door, also young man brought the drinks out, very polite and chatty, came down today , a miserable women, said you'll have to wait, and served a glass of vinegar , to be returned obviously, she was not happy .

Had a lovely Sunday roast yesterday and couldn’t fault it for the price as it was good value. Served by a lovely young lady, Georgia and there were a good selection of beers and largers. Nice to see Jon and Chris have gone pro active with the outside area which cannot have been cheap. Had a great weekend visiting and catching up on village life post lockdown. Well done folks.

Had a rude reception from Paula - she asked if I’d booked and when I said no was told that most of the tables were booked - I then said maybe we could have a table that wasn’t booked!!, when I asked for some more chips with my meal as there were only 13 which included little scribbly ones Paula bought some to our table and slammed them into the bench,so much so that the table next to us commented how rude she was.If you don’t want to be here don’t!

Excellent roast dinner served beautifully in outside sheltered area in line with Covid regs. Great service with high chair quickly provided. Will certainly return here to this traditional country pub.

Booked a table for 730 pm Sunday evening...on arrival sat and waited in outside seating area until 8pm.....no acknowledgement whatsoever..not even given a menu and told sorry running late...would you like to order a drink while you wait? Absolutely nothing...decided to leave just after 8..... V Disappointed.....walked back and ordered a Chinese....

Visited while staying in Torquay. Booked a table and we were placed in the restaurant area.. tucked away at the back. Being steak night we went for 2 hot rock steaks which were excellent. Took the wine home with us as I was driving and instead enjoyed a pint of jail ale, while my partner had a cider. Food was decent enough, although service was slow and any visit to the bar meant going all thr way around the outside due to the covid one way system. Very disappointed to find no dessert menu, with one un-appetising sounding dessert available.All in all an OK meal, but there are better places around the torbay area.

The Manor Inn is a great find. What sets the scene is the interior's charm. There is nothing pretentious here. The bar is well patronised by the Villager's themselves.Despite some recent reports, I could not find anything to grump about, and I am pretty parnicity when it comes to where I stay.The Bar Prices are most certainly not London rates, indeed they are similar to what I pay in North Lancashire, the Beer quality was excellent especially the Dartmoor Jail Ale.Food wise yes the menu was limited, but the quality and value was excellent, we ate the Special Menu on 2 nights - 2 Mains plus a bottle of wine for £25.00. And the Chips were home made and tasted great.Breakfast was excellent, cooked to order, Linda who looked after things was great, and a font of knowledge about the area. Indeed all the staff we met were on top form.Galmpton is a great location to get around from, ten mnute walk to the bus stop, and regular services to Paignton, Brixham, Torquay and Kingwear. Just parked up and forgot about the car for 3 days......Just as well given the narrow South Hams roads, and parklingWould I stay again........without hersitation, great food, grreat room, great location.

Have been on a few occasions before lockdown and wouldn’t recommend going on a Friday early evening due to the loud and foul mouthed tradesmen stood at the bar. We’ve been since and it’s a lot better not having to deal with the guys propping up the bar drinking Stella like it’s going out if fashion! A lot nicer experience, food was ok, staff a little slow and not very friendly but it was a pleasant enough evening. The outside seating looks better and hopefully the larger louts will stay away due to the restrictions and others don’t have to be subjected to rude and offensive conversations.

My partner and I needed bed and breakfast at short notice and were lucky enough to meet one of the business partners at the Manor Inn, Galmpton. He listened to our story of having been let down (literally stranded 170 miles from home) by a holiday company and arranged dinner, bed and breakfast for us.The room was spacious, clean and in every way delightful. Coffee, tea and biscuits were brought for us. Dinner was delicious, cooked on "hot stone" with crispy chips. My partner had gammon & egg, I had a halloumi kebab - even the mushrooms had a lovely flavour. We shared a bottle of a very nice chardonnay and agreed it was excellent food at a very reasonable price.Breakfast was equally good. We had plenty of perfectly cooked food (full English for my partner, vegetarian for me) with mixed toast, tea & freshly brewed coffee. To cap it all, the lady who was looking after the kitchen even phoned around the locality to see if there were any holiday cottages that we could report back to our holiday company as available. The only reason we didn't stay at the Manor Inn for the rest of the week was because they were fully booked. We did finally rescue our holiday and now consider our overnight stay in Galmpton to be a very pleasant part of it.

Terrible food was bad chips repulsive Dark brown and soggy nearly every thing is with chip disappointed

We visited the manor inn expecting a good quality meal as have had there in the past but sadly we were served very substandard food; Purpe/blue coloured very chrispy batter on his cod. When he asked the waitress why it was like that, she said "i dont know all the battered cod has looked like that today". The prawns and calamari in the starter over fried,unhappy looking chips etc..I do bappreciate these are really difficult times and they like other pubs have had to reduce their menus, staff and must be struggling to afford quality ingredients and a decent cook.

Friends suggested meeting up here as we hadn't been for years. We shouldn't have bothered. Grubby and unkept with poor Covid precautions. There is an extended outside area and to be honest it was more comfortable out there than inside.The staff are pleasant enough but that doesn't make up for the extortionate bar prices and dirty interior.We certainly won't be returning or recommending. Such a shame.

We have used this pub/restaurant several times before usually on the Thursday quiz night & for meeting friends who come to the village twice a year.We went for Sunday lunch today 30/08/2020 & were shocked at the overall presentation of the lunch & the over inflated extortionate price of the drinks,(drink prices have gone up to cover for COVID-19 according to the waitress)Sunday roast consisted of 2, yes 2 whole slices of thinly cut meat, lovely roast potatoes, nice Yorkshire puddings & good crackling with the pork. With it came a sparse serving of 3 vegetables for both of us to share in a dish hardly big enough for 1 person but again it might be the COVID effect!!!!Now at £9.95 per meal it was not too bad to be honest, except more content on the plate would have helped but the drinks to accompany the meal, what a real rip off.£4.40 for a pint of Proper Job. £5.00 for a pint of Aspalls cider. Was there a shortage of apples last year or is this again down to COVID19??Unless you are fairly affluent or come from London where prices are a lot higher please be aware the drink prices are unwarranted & smack of profiteering on the back of a world pandemic.Will we go back, yes on Thursdays for the quiz as & when it returns but will drink black currant & water instead.

Stayed here from 28th Aug to 30th Aug as everywhere else fully booked due to Bank Holiday. Was told they only had COSY room available which would have been fine but turns out to be an oversized cupboard. 1 bed, 2 tiny bedsides shelves and I cupboard. A mini fridge on top which was filthy inside. No tea and coffee facilities due to COVID apparently yet the room and especially the bathroom were disgusting. Bathroom shelf had remnants of previous occupier toothpaste, hairs in shower, mouldy grouting and some unknown black substance sprayed over shower unit, ( Hence why we chose not to use it. ) Dust on surfaces and grime around edges of carpets. Did not look like it had been cleaned at all especially deep cleaned as recommended due to to COVID. Considering we paid £210 for 2 nights, landlords should be ashamed of themselves.Pub itself looks tired and very neglected with mouldy looking walls in dining room, no attention to detail anywhere. Staff were pleasant and tried their hardest but the food was adequate at best (except for breakfast, which was served by a lovely lady who couldn't do enough for us) and drinks were extortionate. £5 for a pint of Devon Rock...So sad for what could be a great little pub in a beautiful village.Unfortunately will not stay again and definitely will not recommend.

Family of 6 booking. Very very limited menu, which is only mon- wed. My sons pizza 6” Comes out on a wooden platter that is easy 20” long. So that sort of set the tone of “Oh here we go”. And we were not disappointed by a ploughmans = 2 slices of coop cheese, 50ml of piccallili half an apple and a hand full of the same old Salad.At the end on paying, was asked how was the Meal, and here it is the gem. When I stated I thought “it was an expensive cheese salad sandwich at £8:95”. His response “ well You didn’t Pay full Price for it”. OMG you selfish individual, how dare you. WE are paying for it In Taxes in the years to come. Terrible attitude to Scheme of eat out to help out.STOP Charging for a very very cheapBasic menu and making out your doing us a favour . Never forget that the public have a good memory and read reviews. And not Once was anyone asked forDetails that came in for a beer who Hadn’t booked. Will take The subsidy but notAdhere to the rules. Let’s see how you fair in winter with that attitude

Food terrible over priced cheap produce hardly any chips fish greasy salad seen better day 8 of us nobody enjoyed their food would not recommend to anyone

Lovely old pub great room and lovely staff. Down fall cardboard plates and wooden knifes and forks paper cups to eat off for breakfast. Only had one breakfast nearly impossible to eat, so just had sandwiches rest of stay. Asked why was told this is normal to do now, but was told by another staff dish washer was broken. No shampoo or soap in rooms you have to ask and no tea or coffee unless requested because of waste we were also told.

Called in on Friday,should have drove on by.Entire place looked tired and not cared for,our drinks were fine once the staff got sorted.Our food fish and chips,could not find the fish, batter over cooked.Carved ham,straight from Lidles.Then at time to pay was over charged,they were not interested about our complaints.Will not be going back.NOT GOOD FOR DEVON

All pubs opening post lockdown are dealing with difficult issues now, and the Manor has an impressive outdoor eating area newly constructed. We enjoyed our Sunday roast lunch here very much, and the staff are helpful and friendly. There are plenty of sanitizers available and we were asked to leave our contact details of course.

Great little pub.meals were lovely.a excellent b&b for exploring devon.well worth a visit.dog friendly too...

My husband and I stayed at the Manor Inn for one night. The bedroom was spacious and comfortable, We enjoyed a lovely meal that evening in the restaurant, and in the morning we were treated to a superb full English breakfast. All the staff were welcoming and friendly. I thoroughly recommend it and hope to stay again soon.

We had a wonderful visit and dinner at the Manor Inn. The food was very good and the staff friendly. I recommend you visit if you're in the area.

Been here a few times for lunch. Very friendly. Good food. Kids enjoy the jumbo fish fingers! Nice real ale.

Visited and ate here twice whilst camping locally. Friendly welcome on arrival and good table size for a group of 5. Decor in the dining room looks a bit tired, but adds to the country atmosphere of the place. Food is good quality, with a reasonable size menu that was changed on each visit. Portions are generous.

Just had a very pleasant lunch at the Manor Inn. Dropped in on the spur of the moment and chose the small scampi with chips. Portion size was perfect for a lunch and both the chips and scampi were very well cooked and a very reasonable price too. Service was friendly and efficient. Would definitely recommend. Oh, and free WiFi too!

We stayed for two nights with our dogs really dog friendly pub staff were so friendly evening meals were fantastic as was breakfast they even cooked a sausage each at breakfast for our two dogs will defiantly be going back again

Late booking staff so helpful the room was lovely spotlessly clean the breakfast was first class and that was down to Linda the lovely lady who cooked the our food nothing was to much trouble she was so friendly and helpful a star. Eat in the restaurant at night food and service excellent

Sausage and mash -sausage deep fried, mash was mashed chips. The gravy was the worst school dinner gravy, set like jelly.Vegetarian option ( only one on menu) Hard pastry tart filled with 3 half mushrooms and some gelatinous red onion gravy.Staff pleasant but would not recommend for food at all.

What a delight, a nice country pub with excellent food and friendly staff who were very accommodating.

Worst pub I’ve ever visited and the owner is extremely rude also the pool table they have there smells of fish which is not very good as I love pool and couldn’t even go near it.

The staff here are really lovely, the atmosphere is great, and it's a haven for dogs, who are made very welcome. So, if your looking for somewhere for a drink and the craic, it's a great choice. But sadly, the food is very disappointing. My partner had plaice cooked in breadcrumbs, which was grossly overcooked (deep fried) and hard, and with more breadcrumbs than fish, and very little taste. I had the steak and ale pie, well, actually a stew with some pastry shoved on top, some undercooked peas and some very ordinary chips. Edible but very ordinary and overpriced for what is was. Fix the food, and this place would be 5 star!!!

The food was substandard. The beef was not cooked properly and was tough. There were no apologies or anything offered as an apology. The dessert was supposed to be peach crumble no evidence of peach or sugar in the crumble. Very disappointed customer!

We stayed for a short break. The accommodation is excellent,the food ,be it breakfast or evening meal was excellent. The staff are friendly and welcoming. We will stay here again.

Went for a family meal, unfortunately the food was sub standard. The lamb was inedible, the salad was wilting and we couldn't leave quick enough. Was a shame as previously the food has been excellent.

Spacious pub with several rooms. Popular with locals. Good selection of cask ales brewed in Devon and Cornwall. Varied menu with daily specials served by efficient friendly staff. Well worth a visit.

fantastic place to stay - excellent food - great service - A+ Great beers, good parking and good place to start exploring local areas

We called in for lunch whilst on holiday in Devon. It is a really popular village inn serving a good selection of pub food plus a good selection of beers. The fish and chips we had was excellent as was the friendliness of the staff.

called in for evening meal food was fab . staff very friendly and service very quick . great meal at a good price in lovely devon.

We booked our lunch at this local pub and left our cars in the spacious car park. We decided on our food choices before we began our walk around Galmpton and Greenway. We returned and found the table allocated for us and purchased our drinks. Our meals were a long time coming, even though there were not many people eating in the bar. Those who had ham, egg and chips were very disappointed with the chips, the person who had the pie enjoyed the pie but agreed that the chips were not very nice. I had a jacket potato which was ok but nothing outstanding. On the whole we would not bother to eat here again.

Booked a table for 12.30 pm no problem just as well because the place was packed, we all choose differently for all three courses,great service great food and set in the lovely village of Brampton,we will certainly call again and thank you staff. Anthony n

Despite giving a review it’s still not been listed, I wonder why? Stayed in room 3 which is far too small for a double. Layer of dust everywhere, urine stains around the toilet, no wardrobe just a large cupboard, tv bad signal so no use, bed and pillows stained, I could go on and on. The only plus was the cooked to order breakfast, howeve4 get there a5 8 if you don’t want to wait an age as 5 rooms seem to be too muc( work for one member if staff. Pub is bus6 with locals and lots of dogs inc dogs in restaurant at dinner and breakfast Not good! Pub is filthy, with dust everywhere and sticky threadbare carpets. If the front of house is in this state what’s behind the scenes?

Nice choice of food, good choice, pub atmosphere which is what we were looking for. they had a good variation and choice with the beers and wines, good experience

The food is plain and simple. The fish and chips are good. We also had steaks. The rump was a bit tough. The rib eye was just right. The creamy garlic mash was neither. Peppercorn sauce was nice. Onion rings spot on. Proper job and jail ale were fine. Clear and clean. We stayed for 4 nights in a room above. It looked clean. It was more like a suite. Lovely big room. Plugs not in convenient places. Had to move a large chest of draws to plug in the hair dryer to use the mirror above. The bathroom was nice, but the sink was very shallow and the tap when it was on full splashed over the edge. Stupid design. Towels were small. Other than that an acceptable stay. We would stay here again, the rooms are a little pricey, but ours was fine for the size (room 5). The staff were all pleasant.

Reserved a table as it's Pie and Chip night, we were visiting friends the service and meal was excellent could not fault anything

The food was good although the service was slow and we had finished our drinks before our food arrived.

Great looking pub both inside and out. Asked for a menu only to be told most of the mains were not available. Ended up having the egg sausage and chips that was nothing to write home about. Seemed to be general lack of enthusiasm.

Popped in just before 2pm on Sunday to a good welcome and Sunday roast beef with a full variety of vegetables. A pint of Otter Bitter was enjoyed too!

The Manor Inn is a lovely Olde World's pub with a lovely atmosphere. It's very popular with the locals and it's a big part of community events. Staff are always very pleasant too. We've had many meals there both in the day and evening, weekdays and weekends. Some things are lovely, while others a bit disappointing, I guess it's a matter of taste but overall not consistent.

I am sure once upon a time this was a good food pub, now it is very disappointing. Good beer, pleasant service but terrible food!! Don’t let’s the spoon and fork on the brown tourist signs pull you in off the road!!

The Manor is not a bad pub per se, but the majority of our visits are disappointing. As others have said, the food is a disappointment: the steaks are usually great but everything else is hit and miss. Vegetables are overcooked and bland, and the salads are dull and uninspired. Their yorkshire puddings are diaboical - a soggy, undercooked mass of dough! The food isn't really cheap enough to be that bad.

Went to meet some friends last Thursday. Nice friendly pub with a big log fire going. Good choice of food and wine. Steak was very good.

It was our last night in Brixham so decided to go to the Manor Inn as it's a dog friendly pub and not too far to get there. I had the pate to start with, it was ok but would have been better if there was more toast, (it was actually supposed to be a bloomer bread but it was more like regular sliced bread), the tomato and chilli chutney was quite nice. My wife had the special whitebait which she said was very nice, that was the best bit because then it went down hill. We had to wait a long 25 minutes for our main course to arrive. I chose the steak and ale pie but I really struggled to find any steak on my plate apart from 2 small pieces. The pastry top and the gravy tasted ok, the hand cut chips were not all that nice, the vegetables were over-cooked and the green beans were stringy, sorry I didn't enjoy it at all. My wife's main was a little bit better, she chose the extra large Whitby scampi. I'm not sure what made it extra large though, they just looked a normal size to me. We did wonder why the scampi came from Whitby when you could serve locally sourced scampi which would be so much nicer, we are in Brixham after all! The staff were very pleasant, but the food and the wait let them down and left us quite disappointed.

Stopped in Manor Inn on way to Greenway NT.

Have just got home from 2 nights staying at the pub we stayed in room 4 fantastic the food and the service was excellent it's a village pub the locals all seemed friendly if you like good hospitality and real people I would advise you...

The building is great and a typical old pub. Selection of Ales was ok. Food was really below standard for...

Just seen on Devon live there is a list of restaurants in Torbay with food hygiene ratings and this restaurant scored a 0!!sums it up really from my previous visit!avoid at all cost

The Manor Inn food was ok but nothing special, there are other establishments in close proximity who serve superb food . The decor of the pub look tired and toilets were grubby. I would not recommend.