Restaurant at The Hoops Inn in Torridge - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Starting a holiday at Bideford bay on Friday 9th I found The Hoops inn en route and my friend recommended it. Honestly the best roast dinner I think I’ve ever had (Sunday roast on the 11th) We were sat on a large table in the room behind the bar which was lovely as there was only two of us and we have a quiet little cocker spaniel. Produce was fresh and full of rich creamy flavour. The lovely lady who I can only presume to be the manager very accommodating and calling everyone ‘pet’ We were served mainly by a lovely girl named Millie, attentive and polite throughout. I ordered the blue cheese and wall nut salad, a pork roast and a caramel tart all of which was outstanding. I couldn’t fault anything and highly recommend to anyone passing.

We visited during our holiday and despite pre-booking Sunday roast dinner they didn’t seem to have a record of our booking. We were able to be seated after a few minutes so it was fine. Three of us ordered roast and my son had the children’s pesto gnocchi. The food took longer than expected to arrive (which we suspect was because they weren’t expecting us). The roast beef was amazing! And the gravy was delicious! A really good roast. However, my son started to eat his gnocchi then realised they’d forgotten the pesto sauce it was meant to be in! I took it over to the bar and the lady apologised and took it back to the kitchen to get the sauce put on it. We ordered two desserts - sticky toffee pudding and 3 scoops of ice cream for my son. The waitress put the desserts down and I asked for a spoon to eat mine with and she muttered something and went away. I assumed she’d gone to get me a spoon but she never returned! After a few mins I went and asked at the bar. My son started to eat his ice cream and realised he’d been given vanilla and not ginger, which is what he’d asked for! We couldn’t be bothered to go back to the bar yet again so he just ate it. When we came to pay we’d been charged for a large lemonade, instead of a lime and soda. I pointed this out and the lady removed it from the bill and she did also apologise for the mishaps during our meal. Overall it’s a lovely pub and the food was superb but I’ve had to knock off a star because there were too many things not quite right with the experience!

Two excellent meals at The Hoops Inn restaurant in Horns Cross, Bideford, North Devon. For our first meal we both had the fresh fish and chips, the fish was haddock which was very enjoyable. Our second meal was the Sunday roast dinner all three of us on this occasion chose the roast beef, two of us went with the beef topside and my daughter chose the beef sirloin. All very enjoyable washed down with excellent local ales. Staff were all very pleasant and helpful. Excellent meals.

Sunday lunch My Wife is a coeliac and other dietary issues. She says it’s the best roast lunch she has had out and the gravy was excellent. The service too was friendly and efficient Thank you for going the extra mile you are a prime example of how to run a superb restaurant

My wife and I visited this restaurant on a Thursday the 2nd of May 2024, at about 2pm. The restaurant advertises good food, all day long. I ordered mussels and a portion of chips, my wife ordered the fish and chips. The mussels which were served were not of a half reasonable condition, being over cooked resulting in their being shrunken and tough. Leeks were added to the cream sauce and this was four pieces, through cut and completely uncooked. The chips were dry and almost cold. The batter on the fish was dark on the outside but doughy on the inside though the fish was ok. I explained our disappointment to the staff, who carried our concerns to the kitchens. No contact was made as we paid the bill. With hind sight this was a mistake. On leaving, I asked if there was a new chef as we had been there in the past and had enjoyed our meals. I was told that it was the same chef.

Lovely hotel: great meal. Plenty of choice for those requiring a gluten free diet. Corking deep fried gf cod. Lovely staff. Will stay here again.

We were staying here for a night so opted to also have dinner here. We had booked in advance to ensure a table. When we arrived the young lad on the bar didn't really see to have much customer service experience. We had arrived about 5-8 mins before our reservation, and he told us that we were early so couldn't have the table yet and to stand and wait. We ordered some drinks with him and he seemed to walk off to get these ready. A lady then came over who was a lot more pleasant and showed us to our table. We placed our food order with her a while later and the drink still hadn't arrived. She ended up having to go and sort our drinks out herself and bring them over. We ordered the steak and burger. The steak was tender and tasted great and cooked to our liking. The burger was nice, but seemed to have had to much pepper added to it so it was hard to enjoy the taste of the rest of the burger. All in all the food was nice, and the service from the ladies were served us was pleasant and friendly. The young lad could do with some customer service training mind.

We went to Hoops Inn for a Monday night evening meal for my actual birthday after a weekend away - long drive home and cooking was not an option! Hoops is my 'local' for drinks and meals and never fails to provide good wines, food and hospitality. I can only ever manage an starter and a main - the flavours and quality of the food is second to none, I can never manage a dessert! Highly recommended

I work in hospitality and have driven past this pub hundreds of times but never visited. Every November our family hire out a large house and this year The Hoops Inn was the closest Inn. We booked for 10 people and we were not disappointed, food, drinks and service was excellent, the food is locally sourced and who ever is looking after the cask ales is doing a cracking job. A very quirky pub with little corridors, passages, little stairs up and down and little snugs. Original stone walls and a very welcoming atmosphere. We will definitely be visiting again soon!

We have just spent the weekend at the Hoops Inn. The acommodation was in the Courtyard which was an absolutely lovely room and very spacious. Beautiful bathroom. Comfortable bed room was very warm and cosy. Breakfast was really nice. Staff were really plesant and helpful. unfortunately only downside was the evening meal. I did make a good choice but the other meal was overcooked and definately not worth the money everythng seemed overpriced and there was not much of a choice. Such a pity as it is a lovely place we would stay again but probably not eat in the Restaurant unless there was a better menu.

Quite simply the most beautiful pub garden I have ever seen. Dog friendly. Beware the very low ceilings.

Delicious food, Paella with Octopus, melt in the mouth mussels and huge prawns, others had the Brisket with maple syrup and Bourbon Sauce. Plenty of choice for the younger members also. Even though it was July, the food came quite quickly, service was, as always, friendly and attentive. Menu increased for the summer and portions large! Thank you again Hoops!

DELICIOUS Great selection of starters, mains and desserts for all taste’s including vegetarian and children portions

A fabulous lunch. Absolutely delicious and cannot find a fault with the food. Atmosphere lacking a little but who cares when food is this good. Well priced for the quality

We have been going to The Hoops for special lunches for a while and then food and service never disappoints. My husband and I went with his mother for his recent big birthday. The varied menu had something for everyone and was different to the last time we visited which was good. The setting is beautiful and at the same time easy to get to. There is more than enough parking and the staff are always pleasant. Looking forward to our next visit

This was my first visit to the Hoops for a number of years. We knew (I was travelling with a chef)! that we would be passing by after a trip away so thought we would see what it was like under a new set of management. The previous evening we had looked at the menu on line but were shocked by the small offering of dishes given to us on a not crowded A4 sheet of paper! We normally make allowances for slight changes to menu's due to seasonal shortages etc; but this was an unacceptable change from the website! Still the food in parts was good, I had a perfectly cooked sirloin steak, which was the most difficult part of the dish, butt then let down by palid but cooked chips, no dressing on the rocket and massive onion rings which were all batter and little onion. A large portion but just annoying that the diffiult part was perfect and let down by the easier components! My partner went for the Hake with a breadcrumb topping and sampfire. The well cooked Hake had plain cold breadcrumbs, not toasted in any way and not dressed. Once again the hard part of cooking fish well was done and then ruined by the breadcrumb topping sticking in your throat! I had mussels to start which were plump and juicy, hard not to get that around this area of Devon, and had an unusual mix of bacon and leek bite with it in a plain juice, not a classic wine or cider jus as you would expect with mussels, not unpleasant but I would not order it again. There is promise but some work of the simpler/easier parts would make all the difference, and that menu comapred to the website is a serious misleading issue.

Stopped here in the hope of a traditional pub lunch of ploughman's, or a nice plain beef or ham sandwich, but unfortunately it's just yet another overpriced, pretentious gastro pub/restaurant. A lovely building, lovely gardens and dog friendly, it could've been good, but sadly we didn't stop as we really hadn't budgeted for £20+ per head for lunch, and with portions far bigger than we'd normally anticipate for an evening meal.

Popped in here for Sunday lunch as I traveled to my holiday destination. The pub is full of character and the staff cheerful and efficient. I opted for the roast beef and it was outstanding - the beef was well cooked and tender and served with roast potatoes and a variety of veg including sweet potatoes and cauliflower cheese as well as home made Yorkshire pudding. Large servings so bring an appetite. This was one of the best Sunday roasts I’ve eaten anywhere. Try The Hoops, you won’t be disappointed.

Excellent break..great weather. This 13th Old Coach House provided a great environment for our Annual short break. Rooms were excellent, good size and all facilities. Staff are friendly and helpful and there are beautiful gardens for an afternoon drink. We were blessed with glorious weather which always helps. In terms of food, breakfasts were excellent, lunchtime snacks good but to be honest evening meals could have been better in terms of service and quality. This was the only issue which prevented me from giving it an excellent rating.

We booked for an evening meal, and were really impressed. The staff were lovely and the food was amazing! We had burgers and sea bass - highly recommend. We had our dog with us and there was plenty of space for him too. We will be back soon for sure!

What an amazing little find. We visited the Milky Way and on the way back thought we would love a roast ( its also easter sunday ) so was conscious we could get anywhere.Spotted this place on the way back to woolacoombe and wow probably the best roast dinner we have ever had!!! the service was also fantastic.

A full group of 25 car enthusiasts were all booked in for Friday and Saturday night. Rooms were extremely clean with all the requirements on hand, Husband and wife could not do enough for you, very pleasant also, even the cleaner was great, good sence of humour. Breakfast was great using local produce and the evening meals were superb. Great place to stay and such good value for money. With the car group were making a return visit. Thanks again.

First of all really nice pub and restaurant Staff were friendly and service was excellent The Sunday lunch overall was very good Vegetables were fresh well cooked and very tasty Out only negative point was the sirloin of beef was a bit tough however will go back and hopefully next it will be a 5 star review

Food great. Beef and blue cheese pie, homemade ! Multi coloured carrots, cavolo Nero and tender stem with a little crunch still. A very attractive plate. Sea Bass fillet also properly cooked. Excellent all round Friendly staff, very helpful.

I went to The Hoops yesterday evening with my sister and brother-in-law. We all live locally but it was the firs time I'd been there. We chose a tapas-style shared platter to start - various smoked meats with bread, herb butter and home-made piccalilli and...

We stopped at the hotel just for a quick coffee, and yes we also had a bit of food, most excellent and yes the garden area from the car park is beautiful, such a lovely place

Great seafood and very delicious chef's soup of the day. In addition, service was really friendly and attentive.

Having read the reviews whilst on holiday we were very keen to visit this pub. The pub itself was very beautiful and quaint and had a lovely relaxing atmosphere. The food was a different story I’m not sure whether we went on a bad evening...

Having stopped and eaten here some years ago, we chose to visit again while in the area. Although we hadn't booked (sensible to do so as it is a hotel as well), we were helped by very friendly staff and accommodated. The bar/main building areas...

Only had the chance of having a dinner here but what really great food. A nice variety of options on the menu and we had 4 different things and they were all perfectly cooked and incredibly tasty. Staff were friendly, helpful and a credit to...

6 of us ate here, 4 adults and 2 kids. everybody found it hard to choose as the menu was so good and the food excellent. fabulous building.

Stopped by en spec for lunch on way back from Bude, great food and decent wine. Staff very pleasant and efficient, and their garden area is stunning, worth a visit.

Where do I begin , we booked late on Sunday afternoon and we’re not disappointed we ordered 3 sirloins of beef it was gorgeous it was tender like butter the local ales where lovey and the puddings were to die for everything was homemade and...

sorry, but the fish was greasy and the peas like bullets, décor was more run down than rustic, one to avoid.

Lovely small hotel. Well situated for the area we wanted to visit. Great staff. Good food. Full of historic character.

Lovely country pub and restaurant. Good locally sourced dishes, cooked to perfection. Sirloin highly recommended, cooked exactly as requested. If you have the chance eat in the delightful country cottage garden. Staff very pleasant and service prompt. Most importantly dog friendly. Large car park at...

On holiday locally, this was our closest pub & I wish we had eaten here more than just once. I seem to be reviewing the "restaurant" though we actually sat in the attractive bar area which was less formal & offered the same menu. Good,...

Love this place. Came with the in laws and dogs. The garden is beautiful offering plenty of seating and lots of space. The food is second to none and all freshly cooked to order. The service is good and all the staff so friendly and...

We visited here on the way back from a family day out. The pub is located on the main road and we thought we would give it a go. Plenty of parking and outdoor seating can be found here and they are also dog friendly....

Service and food amazing, couldn’t fault the friendly and helpful staff. Accommodating 7 of us last min. Food was delicious.

We walked the South West Coast Path from Bucks Mill to Peppercombe and on the way back decided to drop down to The Hoops Inn for Sunday lunch and as we had our two dogs and the weather was stunning, we sat in the pub...

We visited here as were staying in the area and had the best Sunday lunch we’ve ever had. It’s just a shame that we can’t visit every Sunday.

I can not fault our stay. Room lovely, bed comfy. Very clean, cleaned daily. Breakfast top class, sausages offered for dogs…just a nice touch. food in evening excellent. Venison scrumptious and lots of choice. Nothing was too much trouble throughout our stay , We came...

Staying locally, as the local pub was closed, the Hoops was recommended in the cottage so we headed there for a drink with dog in tow. A lovely old pub, literally on the A39 in the dip after Horns Cross. Real ales on offer. Welcomed...

We stopped here for lunch in low season. Very few diners in the restaurant. Service was prompt and polite but rather ill informed. My venison lunch was good. My wife’s fish and chips was poor with grey fish in a better with soggy lining to...

We looked for good restaurants on Trip Advisor and found this. A small but good menu. As a vegetarian I asked for the cod minus the chorizo. My husband had fish and chips. Both were really tasty and were well presented. We thoroughly enjoyed the...

Stayed at the hoops in February 2022. We’ve been there before as it’s dog friendly. It’s lovely to report that they still love dogs and they food and accommodation is still of a high standard. We did the coastal walk to clovelly. Highly recommend this...

Today, New Year’s Eve, on holiday in north Devon, we had lunch at the Hoops Inn. We both decided to have the Confit of pork with red cabbage and mashed potato, not sure what the exact description on the menu was. There was sinful but...

This was our 6 time staying at the Hoops and we enjoyed every minute. Lovely welcoming staff who went out of their way to help. It has a lovely atmosphere and great food. i would recommend the steak/lamb and duck thank-you for a lovely stay

We hadn’t book a table and hoped that the bad weather had put a few people off. Our luck was in and we were seated ain’t what appeared to be an old Snug in the bar area. It was lovely, with little gargoyle faces stuck...

The pork sausages and bubbleandsqueak cake was the worst meal out I've eaten in a long time. The 4 tiny sausages were over-cooked and came without any kind of vegetables. I can't believe I paid £14. I feel robbed. The other meals; the steak, fish&chips...

Great tasting food during a well earned rest. Great friendly service. Great old building with plenty of character.

I stayed at the hotel for 3 nights and ate dinner here twice. The dining room is quirky in that it has little nooks and crannies and I find this delightful. Dining in one of these is a delight as it gives you a lot...

This is a lovely pub with plenty of parking at the rear. The menu was varied and reasonably priced. The service was fast and friendly. Good to see local ales available. Highly recommended if passing by.

The Hoops is a lovely old place and we had a very enjoyable lunch here. We received excellent service from Katy who was friendly, helpful and efficient. The food arrived promptly and was excellent quality. Overall, a very enoyable experience and highly recommended.

Lovely, clean and comfortable restaurant. Food was exellent and it is dog friendly. Cosy indoors, but with a beautuful garden for outdoor eating. Staff were friendly and helpful. So glad we found it, Thoroughly recommended.

I enjoyed an excellent local Rump Steak with Peppercorn Sauce, Salad & Fries. It was very tasty indeed. Service was friendly & the atmosphere pleasant. Much to recommend!

Stayed two nights at the Hoops for our son's wedding. Staff couldn't be more helpful, everyone from the manager to the cleaners helped to make our stay memorable. A family friend also stayed at the Hoops, he needs assistance due to his age and infirmity,...

We have often driven by this pub, but never stopped as it is on a busy road. However this time we did stop and we are so glad. It is a lovely old fashioned Inn with a lovely big garden to eat out in. The...

We had pre-booked a table here for our anniversary meal. We were not disappointed. The food was beautiful and the Inn boasted old, exposed beams and had a beautiful, old-worldly charm to it. Very clean and well socially distanced, which we were relieved about!

We stayed for 4 days in the Mellow suite, it was beautiful 4 poster bed, separate dressing area, large walk in shower and jaccuzi bath. The staff are fantastic, so friendly (special mention to James who was so lovely) nothing was too much trouble for...

What a lovely hideaway with the most delightful garden and welcoming staff, perfect for a drink or food after a day exploring the Devon coastline.

A nice meal. The staff managed to squeeze us in at the last minute- very pleasant and the pub was obviously popular with the locals. Plenty of parking at the rear of the pub but the entrance is onto the fast main road which shouldn't...

We booked late, and had a table in the back bar, expecting average to good "pub grub" on the basis of the menu and previous reviews. We were delighted that this place exceeded our expectations, with two really good meals for my wife and myself,...

Beautiful 14th century pub ,with stunning gardens we visited twice during our stay in sanynouth Food was exceptional ,staff were professional loved it so much we booked Sunday lunch the next day gorgeous intimate setting and one of the best Sunday roasts I've had in...

Stunning venue both inside and in courtyard. Menu choices were plenty nice and catered well for vegan. Ice cream sundaes worth a try. Prices more than my local area but on par with their local area. Recommendation- add kids menu to the website. Beautiful courtyard...

Absolutely amazing food. Covid safe. Very friendly staff. Dog friendly pub with posh Nosh. Well worth a visit! Beautiful building.

After passing the Hoops most days going too and fro on our holiday outings we always commented on how pretty it looked. One evening we were going to head into Bideford for a meal and last minute on passing the Hoops decided to turn round...

This pub is in a lovely setting, they had very friendly and accommodating staff and served great food for a reasonable price.

We have been visiting the area and my wife and I with our dog booked for Sunday lunch. We were so pleased with our food, the staff and the venue we booked for dinner on the Tuesday and Thursday. We were not disappointed. The restuarant...

We stayed at the hoops Inn Friday 21st. After such a long drive from Wales, we were greeted by a lovely man on reception and check in was quick. Our room was lovely and the bed was so comfy. Food in the restaurant was fantastic...

Ate here 2 years ago and had a fantastic meal so thought we’d return. Very unwelcoming lady on the phone when I called to book. Arrived to a lady complaining which wasn’t great. We were seated in a very cold, tired room. Menu was not...

Chose this venue for an anniversary overnight stay and dinner. Booked a superior room, exceeded expectations on all levels, the welcome, food and accommodation were excellent, Breakfast was particularly good, first class ingredients served in a pleasant dining room. We would recommend this venue and...

Last night of our week long holiday, booked in for dinner having popped in earlier in the week for a drink. Beautiful old Inn, quite quirky - loved the gargoyles! Lovely meal, really busy but Covid safe.

We came in on the off chance... Wow.. fish goujon sandwich, fish and chips and hake... the food was totally amazing..the best ive had in a very long time... good service, attentive, nice ambience . Thanks

Whilst staying close by, we had a day out walking the cliffs. Stopped here on a whim as it looked nice. Lovely inside, friendly staff and lovely food. Steak ciabatta was huge for a light bite and tasted great. Dog friendly and comfortable. Disappointed we...

When we turned up we loved The place straight away , so much character and found out the place Was 200 hundred years old, set out in the country set in the perfect location., the staff could not enough for you ,and food was amazing...

The staff at The Hoops were very welcoming and pleasant. The menu was good with a reasonable selection of fish, meat and veggie dishes. The restaurant was a very nice, classical room within a lovely historic, thatched building. I always review restaurant meals according to...

We stayed at the hoops in and had dinner once and breakfast two mornings Dinner was amazing. My husband had the mussels and I had chicken breast with Chad and sautéed potatoes It was absolutely delicious and good value for money With regards to breakfast...

The roast beef was well cooked, tender, and tasty, according to my husband, with whom it was a real hit. The portions were generous and served by friendly staff. Thankfully for me, the vegetarian choice (gnocchi) was just as delicious. It felt like a very...

This restaurant is absolutely stunning it has a beautiful thatched roof and lovely fireplaces and lots of features. We ate here twice whilst on holiday. All staff were very polite and friendly. Really good portion sizes. Dog friendly and a bonus they have a very...

Staying on holiday, 6 people one with limited mobility and 4 dogs, no problem, had a room to ourselves, very good food and excellent service, very friendly staff and fully covid secure. Highly recommended

Lovely place to eat, also dog friendly. Eat here every time we come down to Devon, great food choice, friendly staff, great service, would advise to pre book, highly recommend The Hoops Inn.

Whilst on holiday we visited the hoops for lunch. We wore our masks in there till we got to the table and when moving around. Others didn’t seem to. Staff were all masked up. I had the fish goujon ciabatta. 2 very large goujons in it plus skinny fries, salad and coleslaw. Two in party had the pulled pork, one hunters chicken, another a burger ( biggest they have ever seen). One gammon. All meals were lovely. Two ahared a cream tea, which again was delicious. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Worth a visit.

We were staying nearby in Horns Cross and tried the Sunday Roast at the Hoops Inn. Fantastic food, we both had the beef and it was wonderful. We enjoyed it so much that we booked again on Wednesday night. Again the food was amazing, I had sea bass and my husband had the chicken, really tasty food highly recommend if you’re nearby. Debbie and Stephen from London

we have been dining,drinking and staying at The Hoops for over 30 yearsbut our loyalty has come to an end after a disappointing meal and visit on Bank Holiday Sunday last.Whilst we accept the old ambiance has been curtailed by Covid, since Rebcca and James bought the lease from John Milan there are serious shortcomings in their offering:the menu was very restricted to largely Sunday roasts. fine for lunch but not for the eveningwhere we expected the normal menu to be available.we opted, because we had no choice, for the pork loin. the pork was acceptblebut the vegetables all seemed like leftovers.the roast potatoes almost impossible to cut.the Yorkshire puds were cardboard.the Taworri was substituted by a pleasant but inferior Sauv Blanc but still the same price and listed on the bill as Taworri.Anna ,our server, asked our opinion on the meal but made it clear she disapproved of our negative comments. So why ask in the first place.All in all not the place we used to enjoy and recommend.

We went here a few years ago and it was amazing so booked twice more when we came back in August. We thought We would pop in for a drink And was Abruptly told there were no tables No apologies just sent away in the rain didn’t even try to fit us in. We had a table booked for that evening and I must say The staff weren’t on form We had the chicken but it was quite dry, the next visit a few days later we had steak and it was superb though I must say I think it was quite pricey for pub grub. I’ll put the service down to the restrictions due to Covid but it really is a lovely setting and a lovely pub

Beautiful food worth every penny, great portion size ,stuffed ,no room for a pud and that was a shame

Booked a family meal out during holiday, made a point of asking for gluten free menu and ordered gluten free beef dish. Meal arrived and looked nice, however, tried the coated halloumi only to find it was macaroni cheese! Alerted the staff who were apologetic and offered to replace, but gave little assurance there were any checks in place on orders for food allergies. For me it doesn’t mean a trip to hospital, but for the next person with a nut allergy it may do. Very poor food management.

The restaurant had a country cottage atmosphere, with nooks and crannies in abundance. Social distancing was very well maintained and the entire area was Covid secure. Food quality was very high and portions were huge and fairly priced. The restaurant operated the government discount scheme. This is a delightful place to eat.

We have visited for pub food many times, but this time something was lacking. Steak dinner was always a real treat here, lovely produce, well-cooked and beautifully presented. This time it felt as though it had been rushed onto the plate. Where have the lovely homemade chips gone as we were given bog-standard frozen thick ones. The tomato salad was ok this time, but the usual side salad is far superior with toasted vine tomatoes. Finally, the onion rings were burned with barely any left onion inside and these are always the treat of our usual steak dinner. I will say the garlic butter and chimichurri were delicious with the steak. Please go back to your usual standards please. Locals love it!

Sometimes you are in the right place at the right time. Ate in the garden from extensive menu. Pleasant staff, would love to eat inside on another occasion. Pleasant helpful staff.

Lovely place, plenty of parking and good menu choice for all (Adults, Kids, Veggies). We all enjoyed our meals and pudding. I'm not keen on dogs being in restaurant areas, I appreciate places need to cater to make the profits, but if we'd been sat next to the table that had two large dogs with them, we probably would have been uncomfortable. I'm not anti-dog, but when I'm paying out a fair few quid to eat, I think the majority are probably with me in that you don't want dogs next to you when dining inside.

Booked this restaurant for a family meal the week before we travelled to the area for a few days, I changed my booking time to an hour earlier than previously booked with no fuss at all, shown to our table and we were looked after by a young waitress for the evening who was really pleasant and friendly, Food was very good and served to the table piping hot, we had mains of Gnocchi, Steak, Sausages and Mash and a Burger with cheese, all four of us said the food was very good and we all enjoyed it, good selection of beer and wine available, the restaurant has some really good measures in place to ensure distancing is maintained, a nice way to finish our short stay in Devon, our best wishes to the staff and the chefs.

We both ordered the burger, and it was absolutely delicious! Thick and homemade, cooked to perfection. We were both so impressed we absolutely will be visiting again when we are in the area. The place itself is lovely, cosy and well looked after.

Eaten at Hoops twice with family in the last month, first visit good, starters at both times excellent. The second visit could not cut the beef brisket managed to shred some but too dry to eat, also the duck was not identifiable. The starters again were excellent, and service good, plenty of parking available.

Service was very slow, took an hour to get food served. Took 20mins to get a high-chair after a couple of reminders. Food was good and based on that would recommend - although slightly underwhelmed given all the really positive reviews

Disappointed, the reviews were high so were my expectations. The steak was average, the sea bass very good and so were the separate side dish of vegetables.. The puddings were average. Average pub fayre . Not good value. Very good Covid hygiene, staff well trained and gel available

My wife and I went for a meal - We had the burger and seabass. The burger came with delicious chips and salad. The seabass came with samfire. We loved the meal and the service. Highly recommended X

Sehr, sehr leckeres Essen und super Personal! Der Burger war mit der Beste, den ich je gegessen habe! Immer wieder gerne!