New Inn in Torridge

Very friendly staff and good food. Good selection of vegetarian, which was great to see. I had the veg curry which was very nice We would return if we didn't have to pay £10 to get into the village being local ish to Clovelly.

I spent the best part of a day in Clovelly in August. It was muggy: drizzly but warm, and my partner and I could do with some refreshments. On our way back up the hill, we popped into the New Inn, which seemed cosy and quiet enough. Upon seeing the luncheon menu, I thought I might as well have a bite to eat. We ended up staying for over two hours, as groups of other people gradually started trickling in. It's a pleasant pub, nice and cool during the summer, and not too loud either. Especially after such bodily exertion, that crab sandwich was the best thing I ate all day. The service was efficient. Another good thing is that, in the bar area, they have some kind of electric contraption that kills wasps. I hate wasps.

Wir hatten eigentlich nicht geplant in Clovelly zu Abend zu essen. Es war schon relativ spät am Nachmittag und das Besucherzentrum hatte schon geschlossen. Wir wollten uns also nur kurz den Ort und den Hafen anschauen. Auf dem Rückweg sind wir eher zufällig am New Inn hängen geblieben. Ich hatte Hake mit Kartoffelpüree, meine Frau Fish&Chips. Wir waren beide sehr zufrieden. Ein ordentliches Essen und schön heiß serviert. Der Herr hinter dem Tresen war sehr freundlich. Zum Nachtisch gab es einen Kuchen mit Himbeeren und Pistazien und darüber flüssige Sahne. Die rustikale Atmosphäre passt sehr gut zum Ambiente des Ortes. Alles in allem nichts besonderes aber authentisches gutes Essen.

Went here for evening meal. Good choice of vegetarian food which was home made and very good. Very friendly quick service. The restaurant was busy with a nice atmosphere.

We visited the New Inn while on holiday in North Devon. The pub is a lovely historic building in the beautiful village of Clovelly. We were made very welcome by the manager Coral and Jon. The food was excellent. I would recommend the lasagne which was perfectly cooked and the best meal out I had during our 2 weeks! We heard other customers complimenting the food as well. We would definitely recommend the New Inn.

New inn requires complete refurbishment. The best thing was the bed clean and comfortable Room small bathroom pre historic and soundproofing non existent Menu choice limited. Breakfast poor quality with little choice. Indifferent staff

This hotel is not a great place to eat. The food is very average but still expensive. The rooms are small. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

We were looking forward to our stay at the New Inn, Clovelly. First impressions were great, warm welcome and a swift check-in; walked into our room to be greeted with a great sea view. The bedroom area was clean and tidy but would recommend the owners purchase blackout curtains for the main window and a blind for the small which although misted had no covering at all. The bathroom needs a complete refurb, although clean there are signs of mildew around the bath seal, ceiling light and walls. the staff on duty during the evening in the bar/restaurant were friendly; the bar person especially who worked solidly seemingly on her own for large parts of the evening. Food :( There is no menu on the website and I can only speculate this is due to the prices charged for what would turn out to be poor quality dishes. The burgermeat was bland and overcooked, no bacon jam as promised, cheap burger buns, onion rings that oozed with grease; I ate the meat and left the rest (not many choices in Clovelly so it was eat it or go hungry). Politely complained and 40% taken off of burger price; other guests also apparently had similar issues. Breakfast ingredients were also poor quality. Avoid for food until sorted.

Chalk board outside stated lunch’s available, however not serving food on the day we visited. The barmaid, Sandra, seemed annoyed we were interrupting her solitude by having the audacity to ask for a drink. No smile or banter one would expect from someone working in the hospitality sector. Furthermore she occupied the best seats in the bar area with her drink and book! This pub only survives due to its spectacular location. The manager should take a serious look at his staff and either train or get rid!!!!

The location is beautiful. The walk down the cobbled street from the car park is long but the view alone makes it worth it. No cars are allowed in the village so take some stout shoes to walk down the cobbled street. We asked for a room inside but were told none available. We were given a room in the building opposite to the hotel. The room took a lot of warming up as the windows were so old they wouldn’t close. The room overall needs a lot of work, painting, electrics, some decent furniture and a refit in the very small bathroom. The toiletries were good, the Tea and coffee facilities very basic. No bottle of water and no biscuits. Strongly suggest if booking ahead to insist on a room in the main hotel. The staff were friendly. More clarity needed about the hotel facilities. The food was very good. The dinner of fresh mussels was delicious. The breakfast also very good. We also had an afternoon tea with lovely fresh, warm scones. At checkout they very helpfully provided a service to return the luggage. A man with a sledge who took it to the bottom of the hill and left at the Lion Hotel reception. There is a back way to drive slowly down there!! Going back up this road there is a lovely pottery and shop. Well worth a visit. Whilst the hotel needs some work, the food and location make it worthwhile.

Me and my girlfriend visited in November 2023 we loved our little visit, the barmaid was so friendly and told us all the incredible ghost stories associated with the pub a lovely little bar and restaurant with a great feel.

Without doubt The New Inn is in an idyllic setting and it is an old building, however work is needed on its general presentation both outside and inside. On approaching the building the end sitting area looked like it needed a good sweep and general tidy up, the outdoor patio area looked tired and the vegetation needed to be better planned. On returning to the Inn mid afternoon why were there still finished lunch cartons/boxes, some with uneaten food on a table on the outside veranda in full view of the passing public? In room 7 not all all the catches worked on the door to the outside balcony area, a possible security concern? The balcony itself had flower pots but with weeds growing in, next door a three foot high dandelion! The curtains in the room needed attention. The room itself though was fresh, bed comfy and the shower/wc all fine. In the breakfast room plaster was falling of the wall. The actual food served was very good but I was expecting more than just the set "Full English" and cereal/yoghurt/juice offered, a buffet breakfast? Prior to booking I noted on the website the restaurant menu changed daily.........it was the same both nights we stayed, and does not seem to appear on the website now at all! Again the actual food served was very good. The restaurant was a little cramped for space, could possibly better use be made of the Hamlyn room where breakfast is served or are there staffing issues preventing issues and innovations mentioned? The staff I came into contact with were all very helpful and courteous. Overall for the price paid of £160 p.n. for bed and breakfast I felt this stay was not value for money.

We stayed @ the New Inn for two nights celebrating my birthday this wk/ end. The hotel/ & rooms were very clean lovely white bedding & towels. The breakfast girls & hotel staff very nice. We had a meal in bar both nights , the first night meal was disappointing to say the least. Spoke to hotel staff & lovely lady from visitors centre who in turn put one of the hotel managers in touch. Martin was full of apologies & obviously had no idea there were issues. Thank you Martin for your gesture , most kind. None of this spoilt our weekend We love Clovelly. Shower needs updating.Very helpful lady ( didn’t get her name sorry ) from the visitors centre, she is an asset to the centre .Thank you.

Two night stay. Amazing room (room 2). The view is like an ever changing oil painting.Great staff, nothing too much trouble. The food is awesome. I can not say anything bad about this place. Will definitely go again.

Lovely hosts. Beth and her colleague definitely welcomed us in the best way possible. We ordered quickly, drinks and food came quickly. Good was so good. Great experience overall. Keep it up!!

The service from the staff was excellent. We had a meal upstairs, and the staff kept checking to see f we needed any more food/beer, it was excellent service. Def would recommend a visit.

We had a nice dinner while on the SW Coast path trek. We did 12+ miles today and were staying up in High Clovelly, about a mile away. Had great service, fish, mussels and crab. All awesome. Best part was the trip back to the Old Smithy was going to be a tough one as we were exhausted from walking. Asked the bartender for a local cabby number and they told us they Dick Turbun nature if the cost for a cab. Like 40 pounds for a mile. The waitress, who I’m so disappointed we didn’t catch her name, offered to drive my wife and I back up as it was on her way home. We learned later she lives across the street from the New Inn on the cobbles. That was sooooo nice. Such a lovely young lady to help us out. We will come back.

Came here after a long walk on a warm spring day. We were hungry and thirsty. Were told we could have a bag of crisps. Unhelpful bordering on rude. Avoid.

Very disappointed. A visit to the village was supposed to be one of the highlights of our holiday. After a wander around we decided the New Inn looked a good place for lunch. However we didn’t get any further than the bar as when we asked about food we were told they stopped serving at 2pm. We arrived just after. We were offered crisps or a cream tea instead - or go to the visitor’s centre - which also didn’t serve hot food after 2pm when we asked. Annoyingly if the time had been displayed outside we’d have gone straight in as we’d walked past the pub earlier. It seemed so odd that they were willing to turn down money rather than make a couple of baguettes (which were £10 each so not cheap) Given you have to pay a substantial entrance fee just to get in the village not being able to get a sandwich there at 2.20pm did feel a bit like rubbing salt in the wound and very unwelcoming.

Booked an overnight stay here at last minute, Gary checked us in and professionally looked after us, great room with sea view , nice dinner in the bar and great breakfast Thank you Gary

Could be much better. The food was fine, but I have no idea why it was served in disposable containers when dining in, seems very wasteful. The tables are crammed in, with ghastly table cloths, and it was very cold inside, overall resulting in a less than enjoyable lunch.

Returned to Clovelly for a second visit (as you can use your entrance ticket again in a week) with the intention of having a fresh fish lunch as advertised outside. On arrival we were disappointed to discover fresh fish only served as an evening meal and noticed that lunch was served in take away boxes at tables with sticky plastic table clothes. Expected a higher standard for such an idyllic location.

Despite the fact that I checked when I booked, and they advertise vegan options on a chalk board, outside the Inn, there were no vegan options on the menu.. The waiter said that he would speak to the chef and see what could be offered. I also advised him that I'm lactose intolerant The curry could be made vegan, although the waiter had no idea what kind of curry it was, so I passed. He said that the mushroom tagliatelle could be made vegan with oat milk. I asked if they used fresh pasta and he said he would check. Fresh pasta contains egg. When he came back, he said that the chef normally uses fresh pasta, but he did have some dried pasta. I said OK to this. The dish arrived and it was a watery mushroom spaghetti. No flavour at all. I complained and said that I wasn't happy with it, it was tasteless and I really didn't want an alternative. My husband said his fish and chips were lovely, so I was happy to stay until he finished. The head waiter came to us at the end of the meal, and apologised. He said that the chef had tried to give it flavour by adding pesto! I told him that pesto wasn't vegan and his response was that he didn't know about intolerances or allergies so couldn't comment! Surely it's his job to know about this! I will definitely not recommend this restaurant for anybody vegan.

We went to the New Inn for dinner on a recommendation and we were very gald we did. Yes the menu is limited but the fresh lobster and fish and chips were excellent- we couldn’t fault the food. Lovely helpful and friendly staff. No kids menu as such but the kids happily shared an adult portion. We would definitely go back. The lobster is locally caught. We enjoyed the walk back to the top of the hill for the car park- wear sensible shoes as it’s all cobbles. A beautiful town. Free to enter the town after 1800.

made a late booking and arrived on time. Warm and friendly staff with good food. Let down by the group in the garden who had a number of unruly dogs with little of no control - ok outwith the hotels control Hotel needs a freshen up friendly but tired

Had high expectations of this place, especially from the positive reviews and pics on this site From the outside - ticks all the boxes Even the signs enticing you with “freshly caught fish served here” Inside - ok, bar is what you expect Downstairs seating - hmm, the sticky table tops weren’t what I was expecting To be honest, I should’ve spotted the red flags like the wooden cutlery There’s a great big blackboard with the specials of the fresh catch…..doesn’t say ANYWHERE that it’s for evening service only So, what you get for the lunch time menu is extremely limited Seafood was on our mind, so the closest thing that resembled that was cod and chips Now….i didn’t order a take away, so I was expecting cod and chips and even garden peas on a plate - especially for the royal sum of £17 What we received was a cardboard box containing a piece of battered cod and chips along a with a piece of lemon and a paper tub of tartare sauce Positives - the barmaid was friendly enough I get that it’s a tourist trap, staff shortages and inflation can’t be helping….but come on, try harder please?

stopped half way the hill for a cream tea, bar staff were very helpful and only willing to help, dogs were welcome both inside and out.

Visited three times, great staff so friendly and engaging. Beer superb and garden is a real sun trap. Food available as ard bar snacks. Crab was to die for!

Most of it caught locally and the best I have ever had on holiday. Fresh and well prepared. We had Lobster, crab, fish and chips, sardines, pork and so much more. Desserts were excellent with the sticky toffee pudding home made.

Clovelly is totally pedestrianised consisting of quirky houses & shops aside one main street that plunges down a sharp gradient to the harbour below. The road surface is very hard on the feet being large pebbles embedded in concrete. You park at the Information Centre...

Looked forward to a refreshing drink and a snack but although the menu boards were out the pub was not open

We had a great meal, fresh lobster caught on the day, the New Inn is snall but has lovely atmosphere, and provides great service.

We decided to stop here for a drink while climbing back up from the Harbour. Really great owner and staff, took time to explain some history and about seating outside. Would certainly recommend and visit again when in Clovelly.

We stopped in on our climb back up from the harbour and had the most delicious vegetarian lunch. Very friendly, helpful staff and nice place to stop off for a bite to eat.

We called the New Inn after staffing issues at the Red Lion where we were staying meant our table was cancelled as no food on. From the minute we called they were so very helpful, friendly, welcoming and informative. Husband walked up later to collect...

Lively spot with a very kind and hospitable staff. I enjoyed a cream tea when I arrived in the afternoon and went back later for some dinner. Both delicious.

We came here for lunch while visiting Clovelly. We received a warm and friendly welcome from both the chap behind the bar who offered my husband to taste the local ale before ordering when asking him about it, and an older chap who served our...

Good menu with vegetarian options. Cosy atmosphere, staff friendly. Beer brewed locally (at the top of the hill). Had a lovely light lunch.

Superb for a few drinks, lots of local gins etc to try! Tasty cream teas, and good value evening meals. A great team, so friendly and helpful.

We have just stayed at the New Inn Clovelly for one night and wish it had been longer. The welcome was amazing the food accommodation was excellent we could not of wished for a better first experience of Clovelly. Danielle the manageress was truly remarkable...

On our way down the hill at Clovelly, we stopped at the New Inn for lunch, the staff were so helpful, and the hotel spotlessly clean, we ordered crab sandwiches, which were full to capacity and freshly caught that morning, we can not recommend them...

Called in for lunch visiting clovelly. Staff behind bar were very pleasant and helpful. But how disappointing lunch was. Ordered sandwiches and they were terrible. Very soggy bread and terrible watery fillings. No salad on them. Would have been better off at Tesco !! Worst...

Normally you pay to enter the town, always have but if coming for evening meal it's free. We arrived a bit early so walked right down to the harbour/sea front looked around before trekking back up to the New Inn which is closer to the...

Had a great few days staying at the New Inn in lovely Clovelly. The room was clean, the breakfast (i had full English) was delicious. The food in the restaurant was good (especially the fish curry) and the staff were so friendly we didn't want...

If I could award this hotel higher than the 5 stars here I would! The staff couldn’t be more attentive and friendly, a really great experience for us. The rooms were clean and the bed super comfortable with a lovely view across the rooftops to...

Staff were so friendly and helpful. Impressed that they had a vegan sausage sandwich option and some local beers/ciders. Nice place to meet and talk with others.

Had a traditional cream tea here with my partner. Lovely lovely scones! Really thick cream. Great jam. Good tea! Would definitely recommend. Staff were friendly.

A good lunch, something for everyone, well organized, order taken at the bar and given bleeper to let you when to collect your food, all Covid safe. We had our lunch outside on the terraced area

We went to Clovelly on a warm day and stopped for a nice pint of cider and a crab sandwich on the way back up the hill. We sat outside as we had dogs with us, the outside area could have done with a bit...

We have just returned home from a two week holiday and by far our best days were spent staying at the New Inn in Clovelly. The hotel had only been re-opened for 6 weeks, and the staff seemed delighted to be welcoming their guests. The...

I was treated to a weekend away for my birthday by my husband and we chose here as a previous visit to the village we wanted to visit again for a longer stay. On arrival we were welcomed and shown around the hotel. Added bonus...

A really enjoyable overnight stay - Arrived after a long day walking - Really warm welcome and great attitude by both girls on duty - Friday 4th June. The locally brewed drinks were great quality and the room was perfect .. maybe the shower needs...

Apologies, but just wanted to let people know it’s closed ‘until further notice’ due to the COVID outbreak. We booked what we thought was a table here, but the call and reservation was automatically transferred to the Red Lion on the harbour. Unfortunately, no-one told...

Good friendly service in hotel and bar ,Monty the dog welcomed, nice large en-suite room with all the usual facilities

Considering the fairly captive audience in Clovelly village, the food was pretty good value and quality. Three of us had a decent crab sandwich lunch, ploughman's etc with drinks for £30. Service was efficient and friendly. Dog are allowed too!

We called in for a drink and something to eat without dog. We were very welcome and the food was lovely. Very big portions

We did the full Clovelly visit, and called in on the way up. Handy layout, given we had our Dog with us. Quite an eclectic menu, it appears they can offer most hot or cold lunches. We put this to the test by asking for a jacket potato with crab (I steerclear of bread) and my partner wanted fish fingers which were on the kiddie menu. Slight consternation over crab with a baked potato (even though tuna or prawn are listed). The fish finger sandwich neccesitated a call to the kitchen, but we were ON! The crab jacket was fine - plenty of butter. And salad. The fish fingers were definitely packet, and the bread seemed somewhat 'Tesco value'. Nevertheless, it all turned up quickly, with cheery service, and pleasant.Prices were stiff, but i appreciate the costs involved in providing good fare in such a challenging location. Would go again.

Really friendly. Lots of choice and food very good. Very good for lunch during a visit to Clovelly. Reasonable prices too.

A historic pub beautifully nestled into the white cottages of Clovelly, offering good honest food served promptly by friendly staff. Offering an unpopular opinion I’d like to suggest that this pub doesn’t need updating due to its tiresome appearance but rather it needs backdating to reflect the ancient fisherman’s village in which it is located. Perhaps something along the lines of The Prospect of Whitby, London.

Very friendly staff lovely breakfast and breakfast room shame about rest of lnn needs TLC and updating without being rude

Another recent review on this pub I think sums it up well, Beautiful on the outside and tired and unloved on the inside - I couldn't agree more. Had a crab salad which was OK and my wife had a homemade quiche. Both quite unremarkable and ordinary - nothing to shout out about.

What an unusual place is Clovelly; well worth a visit just to experience the curious culture of the village. Of course the architecture and environment of the place is unique, and the regulation flower boxes are amazing, along with the paintwork and cleanliness of the exteriors. (Literally 'regulation' flower boxes - apparently the owner of the village descends and has words with you if your floral display is not up to scratch!)Meanwhile the inside of the New Inn is tired, with ancient faded pictures (of no particular historic interest) poorly hung, mould in the bathroom, an old TV that struggled to show a decent picture, mediocre service, etc, etc. Tired and unloved were the words that came to mind as we pondered our review.Walking around the village and poking our heads round the other public places provided similar observations. Yet of course it's a very convenient place to stay if you're walking the coast path and, unlike the authors of The Salt Path, you're unwilling to wild camp in a quiet corner of the estate ...!

Nice food at reasonable prices .. restaurant itself does look very dated , but is a nice outside seating area .

The prices were very good the service quick and surroundings clean and quaint

Great lunch and a well earned drink walking back up the hill. Very friendly staff and a great chat about life in the village. Lovely food would highly recommend.

Will stay here again when doing Devon coast, beautiful hotel delivering exactlh what we needed and wanted. Thank you staff.

Really enjoyed sitting in the back seating area eating our cakes. It was a beautiful and relaxing place to sit. We didnt use it but u can get 10% off afternoon cake with ur entrance fee

Went here for a beer and food, the beer was substandard and when taken back she just turned the sign round and poured us the other on offer, no apology or reason. This beer was just as bad . The food came and was also very frozen fare!, ended up leaving most of it.

We stopped off for a drink on our way back after our climb down to Clovelly harbour. Very accommodating, with food if you wanted to eat there.

Setting is good, atmosphere also good (plenty of locals in), staff pleasant and helpful. Range of beers was good - the Mena Dhu is an exceptional stout.

Visited on a day trip to Clovelly and enjoyed a tasty pub lunch and drinks (and a very welcome break from the trek back up the hill!). Good value for money, good portions and wide selection on the menu.

We had lovely service as we stopped to re-fuel before our steep climb back to the car. We both had cream scones with clotted cream - utterly delicious!

There was a deal where a select few entrees were buy one, get one half off. We chose the Yorkshire Pudding which was very good. With beer and wine, the bill was about 20 pounds. You ordered at the bar and the meal was brought to your table.

But I'm afraid my Cottage pie had probably the worst presentation O have ever had for a meal. Accompanied by very expensive beer so not an enjoyable meal!

A traditional pub with a standard menu pie and chips, scamp, lasagne etc. Prices were very reasonable and food was basic done well.

Looked like a nice out door eating area - went in to order food asked twice about vegan options - jacket and beans was about all they could be bothered to offer and not in a very nice way - I ordered 2 coffees which were cheap instant - yuk - I have better coffee at home - and they were just pushed on the counter towards

Hugely disappointed with the food. In a coastal village we thought we'd opt for the crab sandwich. At just under £8 for one person, at the VERY least I'd have expected crab sticks and mayo, but crab paste in a bog-standard factory loaf with a little salad is, in my mind, completely unacceptable. Please take the crab sandwich off of the menu!!

The staff can't do enough for you, the place is very welcoming and breakfast was lovely. I'd highly recommend it for a relaxing break.

We walked from Bucks Mills to Clovelly and arrived around 4.30pm. We were made to feell very welcome and the atmosphere was lovely. We ordered food around 6pm and the food was delivered quickly.

As we visited Clovelly at lunchtime and this was the only pub open it seemed the decent thing to do to give it a go. Service was very good for a busy time and the beer and food was very good. Clean friendly and efficient with very reasonable prices. Recommended

This place is generally less manic than The Red Lion, but the staff (Sandra) the bar person was really friendly and kept us entertained with stories of village life

Visited The New Inn whilst in Clovelly and found the price of food and drink very reasonable considering the location. Dog Friendly and good beer. Well worth a look.

Very good lunch.Typical pub menu, but well cooked and promptly served.Exactly what we wanted. I had whitebait, with a garlic dip followed by pasty and chips, washed down with lovely cool cider. All excellent. (the chips were perfect, not at all like the pallid offerings in one of the customers' photographs). My wife, also enjoyed her lasagna. We spent a very comfortable night, in room 2, and left after a freshly cooked Full English. Didn't explore the village as it poured, not the fault of The New Inn, who did their best to ensure that we had a good stay. Hope to return in the spring.

Very nice warm and cosy pub. Stopped by for a coffee and cake. Very nice cake with a homemade taste. Great friendly service

Welcomed into this friendly pub and although very busy they found a spot for us and quickly delivered our meal. All very tasty.

We visited Clovelly and saw this place on the way down the steep slopes of the village. We decided to treat ourselves to a cream tea on the way back up to the top and we really enjoyed it. The lady in the inn was very friendly and the cream tea was delicious. Price was good and it gave us the energy to reach the top!!

We stopped here for lunch and it was about halfway up so perfect.

The staff were extremely friendly and very helpful but the food was mediocre.

We had dinner here in September. The food was very good and the range on offer was reasonably priced British Pub style meals. The eating area is very intimate and adjacent to the Inn bar.

To all you morons that slag off the new inn,in clovelly.you need your heads read.the staff are super friendly The food is excellent.and the portions massive.if you want anything better,try another planet.but DO NOT slag this place off.you don't know when you,re well off.!!!!!

Lovely location and food very good and plentiful. Although a fairly basic menu, the food was of good quality and service good. We were very surprised at the competitive prices for this unique location. Highly recommended.

We had evening meal here after a long walking day on the Southwest Coast Path.. great food and drink.

Stopped off for a cream tea but bar service was slow and lady was rude. We then had to chase our order because it was forgotten about. No apology. Not the way you treat customers, would do back to Clovelly but not this inn. They seemed understaffed but got the feeling that's normal. Also wouldn't recommend having a sign saying

Felt understaffed, waiting at the bar to be served for quite a while. One of us ordered a seafood platter, and unless I am much mistaken, the smoked salmon included may have lived in a river. It was a small amount of salmon, some prawn cocktail and a the remainder garden salad. One quick google search for seafood platter would cover what most might expect in such a dish. There were a table of French visitors and we felt embarrassed at what they may have thought of the dish! The remaining meals were average.

Imaginez vous débarquer affamés après plusieurs' heures de route dans le devon, à la recherche d'un coin Pour dîners ....et vous débarquez à 19h30 dans cette auberge du bout du monde ... so british repas très bon ambiance locale ++++tarifs contenus ...

We arrived at the new inn at 1 minute past 2.30pm and was told very brusquely that lunch had finished. No i'll speak to the chef and see what we can do. Just a flat no.!

Having difficulty deciding what to write as it was all ok... just OK!

Friendly staff.great food.HUGE portions.bren there several times now,and keep going back.very quaint and cozy.

Lovely peaceful garden to enjoy our well deserved cream tea. Great value at about £9 for two and we had two amazing scones each. They were so light and had been warmed through. The clotted cream was sooooo delicious and the jam was lovely and sweet. Would definitely recommend.

Average crab sandwich ordered with a portion of chips. Served outside quite quickly but nothing to write home about