The Bradworthy Inn in Torridge

Pleasant midweek lunch enjoyed here…reasonable choice of pub grub from bar menu; good food; sensible pricing & welcoming/good service from the outset. Adequate choice of drinks for our needs too. Would recommend & happily return if ever in the area.

Fantastic quality every time eating here, worth a visit if near by. Beef Gammon or turkey, broccoli, cauliflower, roast potatoes, creamed leeks, carrot and swede mash, carrots and lashings of gravy!!!!!!!

A great pub with a very nice garden area. we visited 3 times during our stay at a cottage in the village. We had a very nice meal. Highly recommended to anyone visiting the area.

Lovely staff, lovely food, lovely atmosphere. Very busy but we'll worh a visit. Very good prices. But always book to avoid disappointment.

Everything a North Devon pub should be. Welcoming to visitors and holidaymakers but first and foremost an authentic, Camra-approved pub, serving its surrounding community. And did I say dog friendly?! Food is satisfying, unpretentious and very good value for money. You can't do better in this corner of the world.

A proper English pub serving traditional dishes at a very high standard. Bar staff are excellent and restaurant staff are attentive to detail and service.

Food and service excellent. We had the dog so ate in the bar. On arrival my husband nipped to walk the dog and I went in to order our drinks, the place was packed which was so lovely to see, A shooting party were there so full up. I went to the smaller bar to order my drink with the lady behind the bar took my order for my drink didn’t ask if I wanted anything else, just thrust the machine in front of me, I said I would also like a pint for my husband which got a surely reply, lager cider or ale, where I was standing I couldn’t see what the ales were,, so asked. She then went over to pour the drink, whilst also talking with the other young lady about the fact I had just ordered a pint and not specified, I could hear her, not very welcoming really. As I said at the start everything else was lovely and waiting staff were excellent. She tainted the experience a little with her attitude.

We stayed at the Bradworthy Inn for 3 nights and ate there twice. The location is ideal, right in the centre of Bradworthy and well located for visiting North Devon. It's a bit of a late check-in, being 17:00, but that's when the pub opens. Check-in was a doddle and the staff were nice. We stayed in an excellent dog friendly apartment. The apartment was ideal in almost every way - they even supplied tea, coffee, fresh milk and a few other basics. There were only two down sides - neither of which can realistically be resolved; the first was a really weak electric shower. It was warm enough but the flow was pretty dire. It was just about enough for a wash but not for an invigorating blast of water. The only other down side was, because it's in the centre of the village, it's little noisy with vehicles first thing in the morning. It's probably a listed building so still has single glazed sash windows, but even with temperatures below zero outside, it was plenty warm enough. The beer at the pub is lovely and the food is even better - absolutely lovely. So, if you don't mind a low pressure shower or the odd truck outside at 07:00, the Bradworthy Inn is an absolutely superb place to stay, particularly if you have a dog.

We visited this great little pub three times during our visit, twice to eat. The carvery is a must on the Sunday. A great selection of meats and vegetables and everything is hot a fresh. The second meal was excellent too!

Really nice pub, eating out is a treat these days ( especially with 6 of us! ) I found this pub via a blog written by someone visiting nearby Holsworthy. I’m so glad I did we arrived and were seated in the restaurant ( we booked earlier that afternoon ) the menu had a great choice and was reasonably priced. The food was lovely home cooked style traditional English pub food. So glad we spent our hard earned money on somewhere decent to eat 👍🏻

easy access for wheelchairs via the side entrance for this very friendly pub along with a great menu and staff willing to assist with dietary needs made this a lovely lunch out, very friendly staff were willing to help to make our lunch perfect and the wheelchair had no problems getting around in the pub, the food was lovely and made perfect for my wifes dietary needs and shes already talking me into returning there tomorrow

First time here for a meal and we weren’t disappointed, great food choice, very good friendly service. Dry nice food. Highly recommended.

We booked last minute for a Sunday lunch and everything about our visit was perfect. There are some refurbishment works going on at the moment and we had to use the side entrance but we were met by friendly staff who directed us to the dining area across the courtyard area. The carvery choice was ham, turkey or beef with an assortment of tasty potatoes and vegetables. Delicious parsnips too!!! We made room for dessert and enjoyed the lemon and white chocolate cheesecake with some ice cream. The serving team were very friendly and prices were very good.

We visited on our last evening in the area. The menu choices were good and I tried the hallumi and mushroom burger, very tasty. My husband had the chilli which he enjoyed. Portion sizes were generous and staff were friendly and helpful. Would recommend.

We tried to get in here on our first day .they were to busy.finnally got in on the Tuesday have booked for the rest of our holidays. Food is to die for and service is superb the staff work tremendous 👏

Having bought drinks we were told that we could not have any food as the kitchen was up to full capacity. What to do? Swallow our drinks down fast so we could dash to another venue? There was a mobile fish'n'chip van outside. Would it be possible to eat them with our drinks in the garden? Most definitely NOT. Can't have customers bringing in their own food, even if we can't feed them. No problem - we took our drinks outside the premises and ate the most delicious crispy battered fish and chips to die for, and watched the world go by. Will definitely go to Bradworthy again, but not call at the Inn.

We ate twice here and both times had excellent, well cooked and very tasty meals. Specials menu changed regularly and excellent value for money. Very friendly and efficient staff and lovely beer garden. Dog friendly too!

Visited this pub whilst holidaying nearby. 5 adults and 2 children. Children oiked off small bites menu and enjoyed their choices. Adults all ordered different meals and all happy with food quality, portion size. All meals delivered at same time. Would definitely recommend

Visited this pub as holidaying nearby and recommended by the holiday let. Group of seven and sat in beer garden as weather was lovely. All ordered different meals and all happy with choices. All meals served at same time and food fresh,well cooked and good sized portions. Pub is dog friendly and also has a restaurant attached

Good food: choice of beef, turkey or ham well cooked and presented, a wide choice of excellent and special vegetable dishes which is unusual for a carvery. Good service: serving a table of ten is never easy but the young lady servers were very efficient...

Family friendly pub. Accommodated our party of 7 plus 2 dogs in the bar. Food was great, quick service and all reasonably priced.

We were staying locally and so when on vacation always wish to support local business and pub/restaurants(support your local public house). We ate on two occasions, once on a lunchtime and then early one evening. This is a special public house, special because of the...

Four of us visited for the carvery. Wide selection of meats, nice nut roast for the vegetarian. Attentive service. No delays. Lots of different fresh veg. Really enjoyed it thanks.

Just got back from a 4 night stay at the Bradworthy Inn, I have been to many places, but never have I received a welcome like this from the guys here, after about 5 mins, the locals start talking to you ,even the cat comes...

Lovely meal at this pub where we were staying locally. Met with a great welcome from the waitress, orders taken in good time, food delicious and generous too. Nothing was too much trouble for the girls who were the servers ! Professional, friendly and smiley...

Had Sunday Lunch carvery here. Good turkey and ham and nice selection of freshly prepared veg. Served by friendly young staff. Less than £10. Lots of families and locals eating here too. Seated then told when we could go up in order to control queuing...

2 delicious evening meals at the Bradworthy Inn - lovely staff, generous portions, a varied menu with quality ingredients. Can recommend Venison burger (on specials), pulled pork burger, kids meals, fish and chips, dirty chips - all great. Dog friendly pub.

We visited the Restaurant last night after a long break since our last meal here due to Covid. We were a family party of 6 and everybody thoroughly enjoyed all elements of their food. The courses were freshly cooked, very good quality, and with a...

Really good meal. Waitress looked after us and gave us good information regarding local area. We have been there twice now as food is best in the area. All the staff are polite. No long waits for your meal. Ales are good and deserts are...

We had a nice meal in the garden on a lovely July evening. Service was quick and really polite, and the food was extremely reasonably priced - good pub food with no pretensions, and a nice village feel to the place. Because of its location...

Had a lovely meal here tonight. There were 11 of us and we only booked 2 days ago and they accommodated us. Food was absolutely delicious, 1 of the best meals we have had in the area. Service was fantastic. Value for money the size...

A mixed selection of ages and dining choices visited on Saturday evening. The fish and chips selected by the eldest of the party was fine, The special of the Tiger prawn stir fry was adequate but not special at £14.50 , the rump steak again...

Although you accept that the pub is very old, it is very dark inside the restaurant. Whilst accepting that Covid has placed some restrictions it would have been a bit more cheerful to have had fresh flowers or even paper table mats on the very...

Had a lovely meal on Saturday evening. Restaurant buzzing but socially distanced, waiting staff were brilliant and the food was amazingly. Would highly recommend.

Second visit this week, both times had a warm welcome. Dog friendly, so our scottie was pleased. Excellent food, good quality and portion size, well kept Tribute ale. Would highly recommend.

Sunday lunch is a must, wholesome roast beef with all the trimmings, carrots, cauliflower cheese, broccoli, parsnips and Yorkshire puddings ...... combine that with a pint of tribute. That is a perfect Sunday meal...... lovely people and plenty of distractions for Leo the Labrador .......Cannot recommend this Inn enough.

Lovely walk around the lake. Flat and easy walk. Pushchair friendly. Muddy in places. Great for the dog.

We visited this pub 4 times while on holiday for a week just 5 miles up the road. The first 2 visits we just called in for a drink once inside and the other in the beer garden both times staff made to feel very welcome even with the covid situation. The next 2 visits we had food and just couldn’t fault it! There is 3 vegetarian options which is great for me and my husband as we are both vegetarian, lasagne, mushroom stroganoff and bbq veggie burger. We tried all 3 and they were fab. Thank you Bradworthy inn for making us feel welcome, We will be recommending you to any of our friends if they go on holiday your way and we will definitely visit again if we are ever in your area. Thanks everyone!

Lovely food! Very decent portions.. Would definitely come here again. Also the staff are very nice and helpful too! Thank you :)

Staff taking care to implement Covid measures. Outside garden. Food excellent and efficient ervice. Pub had friendly atmosphere. Parking outside with ease. Would return here.

We were a group of 5 family and friends. Overall a good experience. Staff wearing face shields. Tables distanced. One way system etc. I had the Rump Steak and unfortunately this was the only disappointment with our meals. The steak was cooked perfectly medium as requested, but unlike as described by a previous reviewer it was not lovely and tender. It was very chewy.

First time eating out post covid, we had all got cold and wet whilst camping and were all in need of some classic British pub grub to warm us up. Bradworthy Inn was just the job, got exactly what we were looking for, very fresh and nicely done, I can particularly recommend the puddings. The staff were welcoming hosts whilst also clearly maintaining the current SD and hygiene rules. Furthermore, after finding we were without milk after the village shop closed early they were kind enough to give us some from their own supply to save us a return trip to Holsworthy! Bradworthy Inn also has a pretty little beer garden right underneath the church spire which I would happy sit in on a summers day. If you are holidaying in the Bude area I recommend you turn a little inland to visit.

Lovely pub in Bradworthy, very warm and homely. If you’re staying at Woodview campsite would defiantly recommend. Burger was lovely and the cod was very fresh. Would return.

I cannot recommend the apartments enough and also the inn.Arrived tons friendly welcome and the hosts explained everything to us.We opened the door to the apartment and cannot praise it enough.Clean, tidy, comfortable, well equipped, and even milk in the fridge !!!If you are looking for a perfect place to stay while visiting this area lol no furtherThankyou

We enjoyed an excellent carvery Sunday lunch here on our way to Woodford and would highly recommend it

Rang up and booked a table the day before so we were happy they managed to offer us a table. We were seated in the restaurant which was nice, you could also eat in the bar for a more relaxed feel and if you have a dog. The carvery was lovely and there was plenty of choice of vegetables, all of which were fresh and cooked well. (Not soggy). I particularly enjoyed the creamy leeks! My only slight complaint would be about the Yorkshire puddings, they were a little bit tough/chewy. This could have been due to the fact that we were the last table to eat? Now for the pudding, wow..amazing! Huge portions, I had the apple pie which was clearly homemade. Huge chunks of apple and a little jug full of custard on the side. It was so yummy!! Overall we all thoroughly enjoyed the food here. If we are visiting the area again we would love to try something else on the menu!

Recently moved in to the area and decided we needed an evening out, booked in to the Bradworthy inn to give it a try, real locals pub but very welcoming. Food was very good I had rump steak which was lovely really tender and cooked spot on Medium my husband had the pork schnitzel which was really good and too much for him to finish. So wanted a pud but too full, perhaps next time

This was our local during our recent stay nearby. On several occasions we visited the pub. It's a very welcoming, warm and friendly place. The food is excellent both in the bar and restaurant and the bar is very dog friendly

Moved down to Bradworthy after retiring in August after several very enjoyable visits to the inn. And wish to say the staff are absolutely lovely have never treated us as outsiders although we come from Kent. There is no ‘clicky’ atmosphere in there that we seem to have experienced in other villiages. The food is always excellent , beautifully cooked and very fresh. I personally disagree for the previous review stating that they cannot cope when busy, as my experience of the staff during busy times for example their beer festival and village carnival proves that to be absolutely the wrong impression. During visits before our move and whilst we were in the process of moving we stayed at the pubs lovely accommodation and was pleasantly surprised with our Apartment and extra grateful they were dog friendly!I would highly recommended this friendly pub to anyone staying in the surrounding area.

After arriving in Bradworthy today, we were looking for somewhere to spend our money. After a meal and visit to the Bradworthy Inn we are still looking. We had a table booked for 8pm. A waitress took our order about 30 mins later. The food was fairly quick when it was ordered, but waiting to order a sweet or coffee was not happening. We decided to ask for the bill instead and were then told to pay in the bar. The bar was full of drunken mourners from what seemed a very long wake/rugby world cup celebration. They were foul mouthed and barging when I was trying to pay the bill. In the end I nearly had to lob the bill and money at the bar. I got a coffee quicker by driving back to our rented cottage. If you do go to the Bradworthy Inn for a meal, check there are no functions on first because the waitresses cannot cope with a room full. I know this is a bit of a rant, and it is in fact the very first time I have given a review, but after a 7 hour drive to Devon, ready to eat and relax, we do not expect to be so poorly served.

Popped into the Bradworthy Inn for Sunday lunch and chose to have the carvery; well, we were not disappointed because it was absolutely delicious, piping hot and tasty and the staff were attentive and friendly. As a desert I had the sticky toffee pudding with custard which I would thoroughly recommend, it was to die for. The wife had chocolate sponge with ice cream and custard.All the food coming out of the kitchen looked amazing. We will definitely call in for another meal during our weeks stay.

We went here yesterday - this is our 4th visit - all 3 previous visits were good and the meal was great. Yesterday I had the "Pie of the Day" which was Steak and Ale. Very disappointed in it - it was basically chopped beef in brown water with a puff pastry lid (judging by the shape of the meat - not sure if it wasn't from a previously cooked piece of beef) . I always think these are cheat's pies as they are only a bowl of stew with a lid but I put so much seasoning in and it still had no flavour It was impossible to eat the sauce without a spoon even had I wanted to (which I didn't) …… Pub Pies are known for being rich and flavoursome - not so this time (sorry)….. Husband had the curry of the day - not convinced it wasn't a microwaveable bought in option again the pieces of chicken were a strange shape. Ending on a positive, the staff were lovely, helpful and very nice. Will return but will stay off the specials board.

We stayed locally for a week and were recommended The Bradworthy Inn. The first visit saw us eating in the restaurant. The food was lovely, the ambience and atmosphere was lacking. Our second visit saw us eating in the bar and this was a much better (if louder) experience. The food is good value, excellent quality and the serving staff are very friendly.

We stayed in Bradworthy for a week in July and we ate here 5 nights out of 7. The food is 5* with a huge menu and a full specials board. There is something for everyone. The portion size is fab (which is rare these days) food is cooked to perfection and even when the place is booked out there isn’t a wait for food. The staff are friendly and happy to go that extra mile for your comfort. The pub is full of charm and character and a I would say the hub of the village. Every evening we went it was full of people. Booking a must especially Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Definitely worth a visit or 2

Lovely village pub with excellent food. Varied menu. Food arrived steaming hot, and was really enjoyable. Had vegetarian stew, vegetarian curry and turkey curry, all were excellent.

Good pub with a good selection of beer, a lovely pub in the heart of the village with a great log burning fire, really welcoming atmosphere with nice friendly staff.

This place serves good 'pub grub'. The vegetable soup, the fried calamari and the steak and ale pie were all piping hot and freshly served. We ate here 3 times in the week, it being round the corner from our cottage, and had a good meal each time.On 2 nights we had an excellent bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon [South Africa - Cape Heights]. We would certainly return if we came back to the area.

Very friendly establishment pop in whilst our bikes are in the local garage, very friendly and helpful staff , Fully English with Tea/Coffee and Toast £6.50. Great vanity ingredients superb value served 10am-2pm trust me you won't be dissapointed .

A lovely pub in a gorgeous village . Lovely food and staff in a great atmosphere. Would recommend a visit when staying locally .

On the evening of our arrival our hosts recommended we eat here when we were staying a few miles up the road.

The Bradworthy Inn is a proper old fashioned inn.Our party of five had drinks and the Sunday carvery,it was a proper sized carvery and all was good.

23.9. had evening dinner on sunday evening, as it was fully booked for sunday lunch time. very nice meal, decent size portions and very good atmothphere, talked to the locals and other 'holiday makers' all very friendly.

We stayed in Bradworthy for a week's holiday, pub was in walking distance. We visited a few times both for food and drinks. Really enjoyed the food, the staff and locals were good fun and we felt really welcome, our dog too. Truly dog friendly and lots of other customers had their dogs with them too. Thanks to everyone, wish it was our local.

Went to bradworthy inn for a carvery they had three meats beef, turkey & lamb i had turkey which was ok apart from the grisel bit i chomped down on.

Enjoyed our second visit to this very welcoming pub for an evening meal whilst on holiday in the area. The staff are very warm and friendly and the food on both occasions was well cooked, hot and plentiful. On both evenings it was very interesting to see that there were many locals in, enjoying a drink and a get together with friends. The bar area and dining areas were both full and we noticed that there were other rooms that had “meetings/gatherings” of local organisations. There is a room (coffee shop) for meeting friends for coffee during the day and also a restaurant both of which we did not use or visit. So in all it is obviously the centre of the village being located in The Square. We won’t hesitate in returning in the future if we are in the area.

We went twice quickly together on two separate sundays. Same experience each time, food homemade and delicious, lovely relaxed friendly atmosphere, great for all ages with only one step for the disabled then everything on the level. Great every time

Stayed at Waterland Barn in Bradworthy so this was the local pub for a week. Ate in the bar, rather than the restaurant, 5 evenings during our week. Staff were really friendly and the meals were always piping hot and cooked to perfection. There is an extensive menu and at times it was difficult to decide between options, but everything we had, starters, mains and puds were excellent. And plenty of it!

not the cosy pub which is what i was expecting. it looked tired and run down. steak and ale pie was disappointing puff pastry top not cooked through, dish of thin gravy with not too much meat in it. the meat though was tender. the whole thing was very bland. staff were friendly but the place really does need a make over it to make it feel more cosy.

We enjoyed a delicious carvery lunch at The Bradworthy Inn. Very reasonably priced, welcoming and friendly service from all the staff. Try and leave some room for the desserts. Well worth the drive from Bude. Dog friendly in the bar.

We went there in April for the Sunday Carvary there were 4 persons in the party and we were not disappointed with the meal which was great 3 choices of meats plus a great selection of fresh vegetables 7 in all were served with no queuing, in a very pleasant atmosphere could not fault it anywhere,plenty of everything all hot well cooked and tasty,waitresses were attentive and friendly,a good choice of sweets to follow,situated nor far from Tamar Lakes worth a visit would recommend this pub for great food and hospitality.

We were staying nearby, and needed to find a nice place for dinner that was also dog-friendly. The Bradworthy Arms fitted the bill perfectly. We rang ahead to book a table. Very friendly voice on the end of the phone. When we turned up we were made very welcome, and the food and service was excellent. Highly recommended...unless you’re a vegan/vegetarian as the menu is rather limited in that respect.

My husband used to holiday in this area and he was reminiscing old memories. The Bradworthy Inn being one his memories.

We visited The Bradworthy Inn for an evening meal. The menu was average pub food although some specials were available on a board in the bar. Service was fine if a bit functional but staff were polite and friendly, and our dogs were welcomed too.

Gloomy on the outside and worse on the inside.No welcome from staff as if you are a stranger and not welcome here,but friendlier to locals.Obviously a locals only pub...give this one a miss !

Booked as they were happy for us to bring my sons' dog although we had to have our table in the bar. No problem although my only criticism is that several of us complained that we were a little cold being well away from the log fire and the only radiator was lukewarm. However, I do not wish to detract too much from the overall experience which was excellent. The food(carvery) was superb although we had to walk across the courtyard to get it and it was raining heavily. I would imagine it would not be difficult to put a covered tunnel or something similar to give some protection. Several people were heard to ask if they could have apiece of all three meats but were told quite abruptly that two was the maximum! As I have said, the food was excellent and the service from the waiting staff was very helpful and polite. All in all I would agree with one of the recent reviewers when they described it as a good old fashioned village pub, with a good atmosphere and yes I would go back again.

Stayed here while house-hunting in Bradworthy. Lovely old pub, very welcoming, and delicious food. Room was spacious and comfortable although Hurricane Brian did rattle the windows a bit during our stay...a situation remedied by a couple of strategically-placed socks!! Loved the village, and the pub, and the natives were very friendly. As a couple of prospective 'emmits' we're looking forward to calling this our local!

Great atmosphere, very well frequented by local groups. We were staying in the area and ate here twice in the evenings. Food is very much pub grub, freshly made and very good. The desserts were excellent. Cod and chips with peas and tartar sauce followed by Dutch apple pie with ice cream. Great, and dog friendly too as an added bonus.

We visited this cosy pub on a week away in Devon. It's cosy and what you'd expect of a village pub with lots of room. We had dinner and I had fish, the rest of our group had steak - everyone said it was delicious! The only negative comment was that the restaurant was separate to the pub and there is zero ambience in there when you initially go in. Things started to liven up by the end of the night but to start with the restaurant felt a bit like a library! I'd suggest playing the music a little louder, candles, lights dimmed and better chairs and tables as they were looking a little tatty.

Our first visit to the Bradworthy Inn for dinner. Food & service was excellent, faultless. My only criticism is that the restaurant could do with a lick of paint, tidy up & less carpet odour.

Lovely food and dog friendly very busy Saturday night. We booked so glad we did well worth a visit to this very old 16th century inn.

We came across this while driving down the lanes looking for somewhere dog friendly have lunch!

A warm welcome and immediately had a table made for us even though they were obviously busy. Young staff were great. Very helpful and nothing was too much trouble. Food was good and reasonably priced.

We were staying a mile up the road and needed somewhere to eat for a couple of evenings .Had seen that the Bradworthy Inn was dog friendly so we gave it a try . We are glad that we booked a table as pets are only allowed in the bar area which only has 3 tables .The menu was varied from weekend to weekdays so there was a good selection .The food was of a good standard as was the service . .

A visit to my friend in Devon is only complete after Sunday lunch at this wonderful inn. I don't eat meat so I am happy to pile my plate high with wonderfully cooked vegetables which are to-die-for. My friend had the beef which she loved. Puddings nearly finished us off so be warned. Don't have breakfast!

We enjoyed an excellent carvery meal at the Bradworthy Arms at a reasonable rate for the area. The vegtables were admirably varied and well cooked and I was assured by my companion that the meat was first rate. The Nut Roast was a bit ordinary, but at least the choice was available, so all in all I would recommend this venue and we'll be back before long to try the choices on the main menu bfore too long.

During a visit to the area my wife & I visited with her mother for a Sunday lunch, having read various reviews we thought it sounded very good, well it wasn't good....It was absolutely superb. A choice of 3 meats, fantastic variety of vegetables, all cooked to perfection.

Enjoyed an evening meal at the Bradworthy inn as we were staying locally on holiday.Quaint thatched roof olde world Inn with lots of locals enjoying the facilities.Sat in the small snug next to the main bar area.Staff attentive and appeared happy in their work.Local beer was good, fish and chips was nice, would have enjoyed homemade chips though.Worth a visit if staying nearby.

We wanted a nice local pub for a Sunday lunch rather than cooking. Its nice enough and the staff are friendly. The food is ok but they ran out of a few things by 1pm which was a shame.The cost is expensive for the quality that you get. Family Sunday lunch and dessert with drinks £80.

I had the hunters chicken which was presented nicely. Plenty of chips which was great. However, the chicken was really over cooked and very tough which was disappointing. I would like to try it again as my. Wife's steak and ale pie was good. The fish and chips were also tasty.

We stayed locally and chose to eat at The Bradworthy for 4 nights, each time we were welcomed into the bar area where our dog was also welcomed. The choice of food available is good and varied and very well done. We thoroughly enjoyed eating here and highly recommend it.

Just returned from a week in Devon, staying at the lodges situated in the old quarry. Spent six nights out of our seven, eating in the Bradworthy Inn. Made to feel incredibly welcome, dogs included! Menu is diverse, well priced and food is hot, tasty and plentiful. The. Chef even made us cottage pie on request, which was delicious! Thank you!hoping to return in August

We were staying at a nearby caravan site at East Putford and went to the Bradworthy Inn for an evening meal. It's worth booking a table cos it gets busy, even in the week. Very nice atmosphere, friendly staff and locals. Dogs are allowed in the bar area. They've also got a bar cat who sits on the till! Meal was lovely, big portions - we didn't leave hungry. Would definitely recommend.

They do a A one Breakfast, the food is not greasy and well presented. Go on have a look and try out the breakfast.

Had a lovely meal here. Not very busy but the waitresses were very friendly, the food was delicious, hot and reasonably priced.Will definitely be back

We went into the coffee shop attached to the inn, we had the breakfast. Best one I've had and at 6.95 including toast and coffee you would be hard pushed to find better value, the sausages were lovely and the eggs very fresh. The lady that served us was very helpful and friendly.

We were staying nearby & this was pretty much the only option we had. Its a lovely old fashioned pub with a nice pub garden & cosy interior. We went firstly on the sat night for something to eat & drinks... unfortuately it was slightly bad timing as that night they had 3 events in there & probably had the entire village in the pub! We returned on the sunday as we were advised the roast was good. It was absolutely the best roast ive ever had in a resturant. The meat was good quality & perfectly cooked. Everything tasted soooo good!

We visited here 3 times during our holiday and we weren't disappinted on any of our visits. The portions were very generous, a lovely varied menu and a big selection also on the specials board. Dogs are very welcome. It is very popular also with the locals who make you feel welcome along with the staff who are very friendly

Hi, Late October 2016 visit, wife and I decided we would go out of town to eat so turned off just after Kilkhampton and drove through the dark country lanes to Bradworthy.Parked in the square and walked around to the side entrance. Met by open log fire and locals made very welcome. Had an excellent meal hot and extra large portions. First time we went the cat was on a chair by the fire but this time it was lying behind the till.Not sure about summer time, we usually go in winter.Summary; Excellent food, made very welcome, always warm and cosy.

My wife and I were delighted with our visit to this pub when on holiday in the area.The menu has something for everyone as well as specials. The food was served very promptly. It was well presented and delicious. The staff were welcoming and friendly.We definitely plan to return in future.

Popped in here for Sunday lunch while on holiday in the area. You are given a lovely welcome on entering the pub. The food is fantastic and great choice if fresh seasonal veg. Dogs are also welcome. Would recommend if your in the area.