Sandy Park Inn in West Devon

An excellent small, friendly pub, much frequented by locals. Please note there is no food available other than a range of crisps etc.

A delightful jewel of a 'Proper' British pub. Limited hours and no food (outside organised events) but perfectly-kept beer, a great atmosphere and a cheerful local clientele.

This is a proper pub! Friendly, great beer and cider. This pub should be the model all pubs are modelled on. Perfect.

What a lovely pub garden hidden out the back, an oasis of tranquility with secluded tables.

Friendly staff, welcoming pub, great food, and a beer garden. Bicycle friendly . Recommended

Good beer and friendly people. What do you want more after an evening in the moore.

Lovely proper pub. Really friendly and cosy.

We just popped in for a quick drink and loved it. If you're passing, consider stopping for a cleansing ale.

Recent drove past this pub and it looked worth a visit so walked down to it today from Drewsteignton and so pleased we did. Fantastic pub, lovely fire, great beer/cider and really friendly barman and locals, what's not to like. Would definitely recommend to anyone in the area but please note they don't open til 4pm. Also a massive thanks to the owners for saving this amazing pub xx

Please update your website!!!! Still no food, even without a working kitchen I’m sure they could provide charcuterie or cheese boards, I can only imagine that the locals keep this place open, I do applaud the owners for keeping the place running but I think they could try harder, but times are tough.

We have driven past this Dartmoor gem on many, many occasions but had never stopped here because it was always closed when we come past. It doesn't open until 4 pm. This time we were at the right time and were glad we did stop. The interior is traditional moor style and has not been given a trendy makeover unsuitable for the venue as so many other pubs have been. The bar staff were very friendly as was the group of locals and we were directed to the rear beer garden which is delightfully wild, though a little steep for those who might not be as able as they once were. Most importantly we sampled a pint of very well-kept and cool Teignworthy Neap-tide bitter. The price was also a very welcome surprise. Now we know what to expect we will try and keep the Sandy Park on our list of regular haunts when we are next in their neck of the woods. Well done. They do not serve food at the moment .

Beautiful old pub. Well worth a walk too. Friendly people, nice happy vibe. Excellent for those who like the simple things. 👌👌👌

Great old pub . In the middle of no where. But excellent service and history. Brilliant 👏.

Utterly splendid establishment featuring the entire spectrum of interesting rogues, eccentric legends and stalwart cohorts, set amongst a backdrop of cosy euphonious ambience and canine companionship. The fire is always on and the beer uniformly excellent. I will however comment on the fact the owner is rather lazy and has for three years neglected to update the online presence of this establishment to report the fact there is no longer food served at the Sandy Park. If beer and good company is something you enjoy - these delightful people will be more than happy to share an evening with you. If you're hungry however, have a drink here anyway. Why waste a perfectly good evening eating food when you could spend it having an existential crisis with several brand-new best friends? PS, there's also no rooms - another thing the surprisingly technically inept owner hasn't scrubbed from the interwebs... We all have our foibles I guess.

Having driven past many times, this visit coupled up with a gorgeous walk along the Teign Valley, The beer is excellent, most courteous and friendly barman, as were the locals SUCH beautiful wooden furniture in the bar and open fire, provides a relaxed welcoming atmosphere we wish this was OUR local, a REAL pub. THANKYOU

A great traditional pub with fabulous new oak benches.

Beautiful, friendly local pub. Great scotch eggs and a nice warm fire to warm your toes after a long days walk.

Amazing little find. Staying near Chagford on holiday and stopped off for a pint or two early doors. Sat in the garden, Described as wild by the lady working behind the bar but it was absolutely idyllic. The beer was cracking too. Made to feel welcome and in these strange times, safe.

Pulled in to this pub quite by chance while out for a ride on the Harleys & felt I had to say how warm the welcome was. The proprietor was leaving to attend a funeral but still served us. Great place, keep up the good work 👍

A cosy, friendly place with a great open fire. Very well-tended beer from a gentleman Landlord with a warm welcome for all! Must try the Pies & Fries.

Very friendly landlord and customers, 4 excellent beers, lovely traditional interior with big fire much appreciated on a wet afternoon

Warm fire. Good beer. Lovely, friendly atmosphere. Very picturesque inside and out.

Great hospitality and atmosphere, very good pie and just an extra pleasant experience than normal - a cut above!

Perfect, cosy pub, beautifully decorated, roaring fire, selling the best pies in Devon. Could not be better, everything a country pub should be.

Friendly place with friendly staff they only do pies but they're very nice and it's very dog-friendly

After my last review,i thought it would be the end for this pub, but, hurrah! and I'm eating Humble Pie now, it's back. Same old pub, but the warmth and welcome is back again, good beer, very nice wine and the most simplest of menus, pies and fries, what more could you ask for, certainly filling for all the walking to do in the area! A big 'Thank you!' goes out to the fabulous barman, who is wonderfully polite, cheerful,and helpful, i wanted a couple of champagne glasses to take out to our rental cottage to toast my husband's 70th birthday and I couldn't any anywhere, but he gave me a couple for free, most kind of him and now our Pol Rodger will taste better because of him. Must come back, good luck to you Sir!

A beautiful old pub full of old country folk and their dogs. Decent beers and reasonable price food

Friends birthday night out for 12. Various flavour pies on offer, locally sourced, served with half fries and half sweet potato fries, peas and a jug of gravy. Pub host was very welcoming. Great pub for the locals and visitors alike. Obviously must like pies if you want to eat there.

You feel at home here immediately. The decor is lightly rustic, the batman is both friendly and professional. The locals swop chat by the bar you are free to join in or find your own space either inside or outside. We had Otter beer which was light and very tasty.

Probably the best pub in the world.

We popped in this pub for a drink and something to eat whilst we were staying in the area. We had read good reviews about it and weren't disappointed. Although on a cold wet Monday Evening in December, we were warmly welcomed, it was great to see the open fire lit and lucky enough to meet the owners who told us the story of them saving it from possible de-licensing. Well, we wish them all the best, these pubs are getting fewer and far between in this country and without people such as them, we won't have the traditional pub where you can have a good pint and simple but flavoursome food. Good luck in your venture we will be back when next in the area.

We had one of the best roasts of our lives here!

Great experience, simple good food and lovely ale. Pies were sourced locally and the atmosphere was warm and cosy but felt modern. Worth a visit!

We called in here as we were staying in the area. Very warm and welcoming and a good selection of local ales available. Good gin menu too. A proper good local unspoilt pub.

Good place to visit very friendly

Good and friendly pub a fantastic bar maid very helpful and friendly and willing

Best Sunday roast enjoyed away from home ever, lovely vegetables cooked to perfection, both beef and pork delicious and tender, staff very welcoming and helpful, will definitely be recommending this pub and look forward to returning ourselves.

Good old fashioned pub with very helpful friendly staff. Food looked good, we only had a drink this time in the beer garden.

A friendly and warm welcome. Fireplace with a roaring fire and candle lit tables. Fairly priced drinks too. If you pass by in the evening your bound to meet an eclectic mix of locals with favinating stories to tell. I highly recommend you stop by. Wonderful pub.

Excellent company, fine beer and wonderful pies...what more could you want?

Great pub,great beer and friendly,dogs welcome to

Very nice place. Well worth a visit.

Jolly atmosphere and reading the story of how the current owners saved the place it was fab to see it so busy. Had a young boy do a magic trick too. Lovely

Sunday lunch 4th March. So the worst of the snow has turned to slush. The pub was deliciously warm both physically and atmosphere. It’s great to be able to have Sunday lunch at 4.30 and still have deliciously rare sirloin of beef.The popularity of the place at this hour is testament so glad we booked.Excellent simple menu but very well presented and served. Managed to share a lemon posset for afters. It fully justified the other reviews and we can heartily reccomend.Will definitely be back and must try on a Friday or Saturday.

We went for Sunday lunch. The beef and pork was delicious. Two of the female servers were playing silly games in view of customers. Although there was a wood burning stove in two of the bars there was still insufficient heat.

After eating in our local pub the seven stars Kennford we thought we would take a trip out to sample the Sunday lunch at the Sandy Park Inn. Yep there is no difference between the two which to us means excellent food. The roast beef was beautifully rare and the lemon posset with shortbread rhubarb ice cream was excellent. The pub is a lovely country inn with a warming fire. The young waitresses were very professional and it was a pleasure to be served by them. Would fully recommend the sandy park excellent food excellent friendly service.

A friend booked the a table for us all at the Sandy Park the bar was small but had a nice atmosphere with a lovely log fire burning away. We selected a table in the bar and was presented with what was a limited menu but as they say quality over quantity. The selection of drinks was good but the food exceeded all my expectations the two ladies had the home made fish pie and the gents venison we all thoroughly enjoyed the very tasty and well presented meal. On to deserts I personally don't normally eat deserts but my favourite cheesecake was on the menu I have to say it was superb. Great company was made even better by this amazing food and superb little pub.

I booked here because we know the guys running the catering and what an amazing evening we had. 4 of us sat in the gorgeous snug bar area near the open fire and ate food that was literally to die for. Not loads on the menu but that to me is a good thing. Something for everyone... We all enjoyed every bit of our evening the warm welcome fantastic food and lovely rustic surroundings.

We were keen to try out the new food offering at the Sandy Park and we were delighted with the outcome! We went with a couple of friends (including one visiting from Australia) and our 3 week old new born and were treated really well by all the staff, as well as some friendly locals engaging in conversation.

We stopped by after driving from Birmingham and were really looking forward to something to eat, we've been here a few times in the past and the food was always good. It was almost empty, no atmosphere and no food! We were told after a bit of a chat between themselves that they hadn't got a chef,so nothing was available, surely to keep people in their pub,they could have provided cold platters of bread,cheese,meats etc, even a cauldron of homemade soup maybe. We downed our drinks and went to our holiday rental, good job I had some good bread and cheese packed!

Staying at a nearby hotel and decided to pop in for a quick pint, 3 hours later....friendly locals, great beer and good food.

Nuestra primera visita a este pub ya que abrir. Así preciosa de ver a su mejor. Precioso local, ambiente amigable. Teníamos el almuerzo que era delicioso y el budín era simplemente divina, muy bien presentado y con una gran relación calidad-precio. Encantador pub perros. Tan...

Disfrutamos de nuestra noche en Sandy Park Inn. Qué personal encantador bar! La comida estaba deliciosa, y había una excelente selección de cervezas. También me gustó cómo perros que era. ¡volveremos!

Este pub es, obviamente, un centro para gente que lleva un montón de personajes y hace un cambio agradable de los pubs del típico "cadena". Tiene un menú muy limitado, literalmente a una media docena de opciones principal, pero va en la experiencia que tuvimos, la comida está muy bien hecho y era excepcionalmente sabrosa. Nos sentamos en el jardín de la cerveza, que era claramente "trabajo en progreso", pero fue adecuado para nosotros y los perros muy bien con un montón de hierba hermosa y también era muy agradable. El personal era encantador y disfrutamos mucho el ambiente de este pub.

Encontramos este lugar por accidente cuando le pedimos un par de chicos en la calle direcciones a algún otro lugar. Fue un poco de un paseo por el campo, pero que no nos importó. El lugar estaba a tope. Obviamente, un lugar de los locales, pero nos hicieron sentir muy bienvenidos. El personal era servicial y agradable, el encargado hizo un punto de preguntarnos si Nuestras comidas estaban bien y preguntar si queríamos algo más y las niñas, que creo que eran sus hijas, vino a tomar nuestros platos. También era muy servicial y sonriente. Domingo almuerzo consistía en, para mí, un montón de carne, y para mi pareja, cordero. Llegó con zanahoria asada, patatas asadas, brócoli, enorme y sabroso salsa pudines yorkshire gruesas. Habíamos empezado a comer cuando una camarera trajo dos platos más deliciosos, uno de col roja y el mejor queso coliflor que he probado en la otra. Fue absolutamente deliciosa y sin duda encontrar otra vez, deberíamos estar en la zona.

Lovely little pub. With a large selection of ales. A warm and welcoming atmosphere

La comida es orgánica y local, la rubia son reales, y los vinos son buenos, y hay excelentes comidas para los amantes de la carne y vegetarianos por igual. Los puntos destacados incluyen la espinaca y paquetes hechos a mano queso de cabra espinacas con albahaca y queso parmesano. El servicio es amable y el ambiente - un poco campo inn - es tan deliciosamente inglés como la comida.

Buena comida y Ale en un pub antiguo y pintoresco. El lugar es pequeño pero me gusta pubs que no han sido más modernizado.

Segunda visita a esta, la primera vez fue fabuloso y maravilloso sandwich de carne (rábano picante para morirse). Esta vez, la puerta estaba abierto a las 12. 20, pero todas las luces apagadas y nadie en el interior. El Marie Celeste de pubs. No pude encontrar a nadie por allí a todas y ninguna señal de vida, así que al final tuvimos que conducir. Ni idea de lo que está pasando. Quizás se ha cerrado?

If your planning to eat lunch here dont. Their website may tell you that they are open 12 till 11.00pm from Weds onwards but when we called on a Weds they were closed other than a guy their saying they now opened at 4.00 and he would check the website. As of now its still wrong. The Globe or Ring of bells in nearby Chagford are open lunchtimes dog friendly and are interested in making money.

Would like to have given a nice review but if the people who run this place cant be bothered to update their website i cant. On a walk we had planned to stop for lunch checked opening hours Weds 12.00 till 11pm arrived door open but all chairs on tables door only open for a delivery. Hailed mine host who informed us that no closed until 4.00. Suggested he needed to update his website if they were not opening lunchtimes.Despite his assurance he would,check that, the same misinformation is still on their site. Beware.

What a waste of time coming here Trip Adviser has good reports for food, but we turn up and the sign outside said good food available, but not when we went in. The bar staff was not very helpful just said no food no explanation so we left!!

We were staying at The MIll End Hotel, literally a stones throw down the lane, and stumbled upon The Sandy Park, although we had been referred to it by the landlady of the Rugglestone Inn at Widecombe. So when we came across it by chance we stopped and found a pub frequented by locals, always a recommendation in my book.Mike the barman was welcoming and we immediately struck up a conversation with him and Tim, a local fella, on our side of the bar who entertained us for, well far longer than we had intended. The food was good honest and well priced at £8.95 for most dishesWe'll be back when we have more time to linger and enjoy ...

Had really great roast beef with Yorkshire pud served with perfectly cooked vegetables .. Here's to the chef Alex and friendly bar staff, we'll be stopping in again!

There's a new chef on the block by the name of Alex Millage and he can certainly pack flavour into a vegetable lasagne! Called in on a Sunday lunchtime and were impressed enough with the Leek and Lentil soup and the Garlic Mushrooms in Creamy Sauce to check the evening menu potential for a couple of vegetarians. Spoke to the engaging Alex, sucked our teeth a little at the pronouncement of "Vegetable Lasagne", but learning that he'd roasted the veg, made a roast pepper and tomato sauce (ie some thought and actual cheffing had gone into it) and that it was something of a signature dish for him, we booked up.It was great! And served with a nice salad of peppery dressed leaves with the addition of julienne cucumber sticks and red onion slices that had been lightly pickled. Nice touch and appreciated.We shared a Sticky Toffee Pudding with lots of sauce and cream for which the total bill was about £22 and great value.This is a local's pub some of whom are rather vociferous after a few pints, so not the quietest of places to eat at times, but it's a proper, real pub and we enjoyed our lunch and dinner.

Kind of noisy, limited selections, dark restaurant interior. Friendly wait staff. Wouldn't go out of my way to go here.

We stopped here for lunch today (having almost driven past it!). We arrived after lunch had finished but the owner (I think) offered to make us a couple of panini, which were absolutely delicious. A really good pint and a gin fizz (a great recommendation - try one!), and a very warm and friendly welcome. I'm so glad we happened upon this little gem. We'll certainly be back!

We had a booking on expedia and when we arrived fairly late in the evening we discovered that it had shut down. No warning - they could at least have emailed us so we could make alternative arrangements. Atrocious.

Excellent location, traditional pub with great accommodation. The proprietors take great pride in providing the best food.

We dropped bye trying to find our B&B and had a great light lunch and so headed back for a warm and friendly doggie friendly neighbourly friendly fantastic dinner (wild mushroom risotto and venison steak).... With great salad and veggies and Devon Apple cake!!Would love to move in!!

We live fairly local to the area and often walk our two flat coats at weekends near here. Often passing this pub we thought about stopping for a drink or lunch but for whatever reason we never have, until now. So, last weekend we stopped for a drink and were delighted with our find - what a beautiful pub, unspoilt, dog-friendly and with a lovely menu. We promised ourselves a return visit and yesterday we returned for lunch. We had not booked but as it was a sunny afternoon and we had our two dogs with us we ate outside. We both ordered the venison and were delighted at the presentation which was beautiful to look at. The venison was perfectly cooked with a sensational sauce and lovely cooked vegetables. Julie was a friendly and knowledgeable host who even took the time after our meal to show us the garden development.Wonderful pub - the menu choice was excellent and the wine choice delicious too. Our new favourite weekend pub. We will definitely be back, and soon!

First of all please let me apologise for taking so long to write this review. We took Rob's brother out for a birthday lunch to the Sandy Park Inn on the 26th March and I promised the new landlord and lady Ray and Julie that I would send a pic of the fish and chips to tripadvisor because I was so impressed. THEN I HAD MY COMPUTER AT THE MENDERS FOR 2 months !!!! So here is the picture. The fish was superbly cooked. Chips were good, service great. We have been there twice since and had wonderful fresh cooked food cooked by Ray. Julie is excellent as front of house. It's all very welcoming and good value.

Exactly what we wanted after a lovely long walk. Great atmosphere, unpretentiousAnd fantastic sandwiches. Roast potatoes on the bar. All the food looked delicious and everyone very friendly and welcoming.

Just a small locals pub in the quiet hamlet of Sandy Park but they made their visitors very welcome. The meals were very good and well cooked and certainly substantial!

We have visited this small pub many times over the years and until recently have been disappointed. It now seems that it has been taken over by a manager or tenant who has been in place for only a few weeks. The change is dramatic. Greated by a friendly welcome, a roaring fire and the promise of a good meal we settled in for lunch. We were not disappointed. The cook manager/landlord is obviously a kean fish chef. The food we chose was simple, well cooked and prepared fresh! No freezer re-heats here it seems.The manageress/ landlady was charming, friendly and eager to please. You have the usual selection of local loudmouths but they appeared friendly and not threatening as so often is the case in small West Country pubs. We have never stayed here so have no idea what the rooms are like but got the feeling that they are popular with people traveling too and from Cornwall and the west of Devon.We got the feeling is was very much more active and pub like in the evenings but as we only stopped for lunch we cannot judge.This is now a place we will visit regularly on our travels westward. We were close to giving it up but the new team have demonstrated an exciting willingness to make a go of this tiny outpost of Chagford and should therefore be supported.

Stopped here for lunch today after a dog walk with my sister. An impressive full menu plus 3 different meat choices with a roast were on offer. I ordered the lamb and we had a drink in the bar. The staff were friendly and welcoming and our meal soon arrived with a delightful waitress. I was hungry after our walk but I struggled to finish the superb plate of delicious lamb with thick meaty gravy with a Yorkshire pud and a bowl of steaming fresh veg. A great meal in a real Devon pub with logs crackling on the fire just to complete the scene. We were made to feel totally at home by the staff and the locals and will be back very soon.

What a fantastic pub! Friendly service, great food and idyllic setting. We pre booked a table and the owners were more than happy to accommodate us. It was a busy Easter weekend but we were very grateful to have a table at 8pm. Very reasonably priced menu, simple, classic food with all local produce. Served with delicious Rioja in front of a roaring fire. Ignore the negative reviews, this is a must visit and we will return!

Stayed in the area over the Easter weekend, and had evening meals here on both evenings of our stay.A very friendly pub, with an interesting mix of local farm workers, other local people and tourists. A good choice of real ales, ciders and lagers, all very reasonably priced. I would recommend both the gammon and the venison - absolutely delicious!

Very natural with no frills. Great value for money. Only 25 minutes from Exeter and 15 from Darmoor, ideal location.

We have been to the SP and eaten several times since the new owners took over and never been disappointed.All food prepared at home with local produce where possible.

Due to events beyond our control 6 of us arrived in this wonderful part of Devon many hours late, and with no evening meal plans. The hotel we were staying at nearby had finished serving and the kitchen had closed. They suggested we try the Sandy Park Inn. We arrived, read a notice which said dinner until 9pm (it was 8.45pm). One of our party went in and asked politely if there was any chance of dinner. The reply was a very angry "you can't just turn up with 6 people and no booking". The dining room was far less than half full. Our friend said we wouldn't expect the full menu, and apologised for the late hour. After a stunning rant from the staff member he was asked to leave - as our friend got back into the car the staff member was seen physically restraining a very angry looking chef. Just bizarre. You really couldn't make it up. Do not eat here - they do not want customers.

I currently live in Dorset a friend of mine came in England from Sicily (Italy) and we took a road trip together towards the south west. After miles of cars we walked from Castle Drogo through the woods in Dartmoor national park and there is no better place to find if you are a traveler, you hiked a lot and you want to have a real english country pub experience.This pub is really beautiful, there was a fireplace, a local talkative man who paid us a couple of beers and the barmaid, who said recently moved to Devon from Oxford was an amazing worker and girl :). She kept patience and nice even though we changed idea about meal and beers a couple of times. We had a couple of pints and a delicious lamb shoulder, well cooked and pleasant. Awesome experience, recommended.

Steak and Ale pie is my favorite, but it was only a 6 out of ten. the service was very quick, and the barmaid pleasant garden Ok

A meal here was the perfect end to our holiday. Gorgeous burgers served with a beetroot coleslaw. Great beer and atmosphere, will return.

Wir waren im Mills end , daneben ,und suchten eine Alternative. Typisch britisch. Sehr Freundlich und lecker...

Well kept beer,super burger,dry wit from the barman, what more could you ask of a country pub? This establishment has a well deserved reputation for it's food.

Despite the inclement weather, we enjoyed our visit to the Sandy Park Inn. A very pleasant young woman running the bar, and good quality and plentiful sandwiches for lunch. The main menu looked good but we didn't want too much at lunchtime.

Never given 5 stars to anything before but this deserves it. Lovely unspoilt village pub.Service friendly, blackboard menu so all fresh even down to bread baked locally. Bent over backwards to accommodate children. Nothing over £15.00Beer, kept absolutely spot on. Not too cold.Had a burger, which was a immense meat kick. Clearly sourced locally.

Vi ramlade in under vår roadtrip, och letade egentligen efter ställe att övernatta, blev varmt välkomna av personal (lite otydligt vem som var personal och gäst på puben), Rummen var något omordena men det var rent. Maten vi beställde på kvällen var förstklassig och vilket överraskade oss något, med tanke på den rustika något ruffiga miljön i puben. Portionerna var dock lite små. Riktigt genuin pubkänsla där samtalen flödade!

Went with 4 friends to Sandy Park Inn last Sunday, plus 2 dogs and sat in the snug. The roast lamb was amazing and the best veg ever experienced with a Sunday roast. Generous helpings of everything washed down by some Jail Ale. Perfect.

Sunday Lunch - 6th April 2014 Visited Sandy Park Inn for Sunday Lunch and had a lovely meal. My wife had the roast beef and I had the slow roasted lamb shoulder. Portions were a good size, plenty of vegetables (9 different types!) and our host was very friendly and helpful. For pudding we sampled the apple and plum crumble with custard, which was also very tasty. We followed this with coffee before departing. Service was prompt and the price was very reasonable coming in at £27 for the meal including drinks with the meal and coffees afterwards. The place is quite small and parking is not exactly easy, although there is room for four or five cars directly in front of the Inn. I have no doubt that we will return.

This place is an olde world gem, beautiful food, next to a real fire, comfy seating, great staff. Parking can be tight, but worth the walk. Steaks are excellent and a choice of lounge or dining room to eat.

Comfy, with a cheerful mix of local farmhands and City weekenders. Well-prepared pub food .. sample the lemon tart.The Chagford Well B&B within walking distance makes the good wine list even more enjoyable.

Brilliant room on the first floor - huge soft bed and newly redecorated bathroom. Very friendly staff and accommodating to our late arrival.

Great food, lovely people and drinks are amazingly cheap. £2.50 a pint for a well kept ale must be hard to beat.

My wife and I visited this pub and found it to be a friendly place. The parking is tight but manageable. We had some appetizers and wine and enjoyed them both.

I visited the sandy park twice and all though there was a crowd outside. inside the greating was amazing and the crowd made a fantastic atmosphere one of the best breaks away from home but made to feel very welcome. I would advise a visit just for the experience. You will not forget it.

We've enjoyed this pub on several occasions when staying in Drewsteignton nearby. The beer has invariably been well kept and the staff friendly and helpful.Last night we had a light supper of really delicious, buttery, leek and potato soup served with fresh bread and butter, and a slice of rainbow chard and cream cheese tortilla, with salad leaves which was also very nice indeed. The last time I had leek and potato soup was at Brasserie Blanc which I sent back for being completely flavourless. Not here!Dartmoor Brewery 'Jail Ale' is often on tap at Sandy Park and is a favourite of mine. I ordered a pint, and as the landlord pulled the first drop, he could tell it was nearly finished. Went to change the barrel and pulled a gorgeous frothy pint of ultra fresh ale. Fantastic!Great pub, well cooked and seasoned food and engaging service. Thank you.

Visited this pub with a friend who lives nearby, absolutely awful place. Clearly a very 'locals' pub as we drove passed the following 2 evenings and there were the same loud, crude mouthed people outside shouting and screaming in the street. Felt very sorry for the poor residents in the cottages across the road who must have to put up with that circus act every weekend. We moved inside which was dark, dismal and utterly depressing, no atmosphere whatsoever. Service was lacking friendliness and we weren't made to feel welcome at all. Couldn't wait to leave to be honest!

A reall english pub, with a good descent menu and food. The beer and the laughs are okay. Met some aussies there who were travelling to belgium next... You see international pub