The Fountain Head in East Devon

If you’re in the area, please do visit The Fountain Head Inn at Branscombe, an atmospheric and welcoming local. We had a delicious meal here in this friendly pub on the first evening of an Autumn break - in our newly acquired camper van - me, the wife and our elderly spaniel. We returned to our campsite much later that evening (about 1/3rd mile away up the hill), let the dog out for one last widdle, and just like that, he disappeared into the night. We spent the next two hours searching and calling for him to no avail. We had no option other than to go to bed, rise early and re-launch our search. Our first call was to the campsite owners, who told my wife they had received a call from the pub saying that they had our spaniel. It seemed that our dog had decided our old camper van accommodation fell short of his expected standards and had returned down the hill to The Fountain to book himself a room for the night. The publicans had recognised him from earlier and tried to find us on the campsite; having failed, they put him up for the night and gave him breakfast. They would accept no offer of payment so we decided that the best idea was to post this message thanking them for going to so much trouble on our behalf - it’s very much appreciated.

Lovely, friendly pub. The food was good and the beer was equally good! We had the soup and cheesy chips....delicious. Prices couldn't be faulted...was such a lovely meal, with friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommend.

Beer is kept well. Perfectly cooked steak and good quality ice-cream. Maybe a good idea to put a few grains of rice in the salt pot to prevent the salt being clogged up!! We will be returning soon.🤞

Lovely pub, staff are all friendly, food cooked to perfection, it’s one of those pubs where you walk through and feel welcome, the staff will take great care of you, highly recommended

Delicious meal served piping hot, no fuss, top notch belly of pork with mash and gravy, equally good tempura prawns, superbly presented

I know lm late to review, but the fish and chips was fabulous, not had it before. Had been here a few times, one of our favourite pubs in the UK. I hope the beer festival comes back in 2024, but we’ll keep that quiet 😐

If you want a proper honest village pub then go here. They do not overcharge, are in no way pretentious and are not out to rip you off. Good beer and food like pub food used to be before everyone became a gastronaut. If you want restaurant food go down the road and help St Austell Brewery fill their coffers, if you want a village local pub experience go to the Fountain Head. All in my opinion of course.

We came across The Fountain Head by chance, and were extremely glad that we did. Great service, a great meal and good beer. Highly recommended.

Excellent, ignore those who review comparing it with a city centre plastic gastro pub. It's not, they serve proper beer, proper food in a traditional setting with service based upon how you behave!!

This is a pretty pub with lots of character and charm, situated in a picturesque village. It has the potential to be an absolutely amazing venue. It’s a shame then, that the host on the day we arrived wasn’t at all welcoming. Having walked to Branscombe on the coastal path for 3 hours (on a glorious hot Summer day) we had worked up quite a thirst. We arrived at exactly 3 pm to be told (not very politely) that the bar was closed (despite there being a good number of locals in there with drinks). OK, arguably it was our own fault for not checking opening hours and assuming (wrongly) that a pub in a popular tourist area would be open on a Saturday afternoon during the high season. At the same time, the host could have shown some discretion. The published closing time was 3 pm so he could have served us a drink and allowed us to sit outside (which we would have have been happy to do). The pub is licensed to serve all day so we felt it mean spirited to turn us away. We left thirsty and bitter with a distinct feeling that if you are not a local then you are not welcome here. We instead went to the pub down the road, where we received a friendly reception and lovely pint of Branscombe Brewery beer. We’ll only likely return here if there is a change of ownership. What a pity.

Untidy but functional stop on a long walk. No food available at 13.59 on Coronation Sunday; unless of course you were an anointed one, in which case you could be served food at 14.40? (As it happens the cooked food looked mediocre?) Drinks and snacks fine. Very bizarre set up, run down place, wouldn't go out of my way to stop here? Useful loo stop. Just disappointing as it could be a great pub one day?!

The chap who owns the bar was so rude and arrogant. If you don't want customers then don't own a pub! I have never received such poor customer service. He barely spoke, didn't smile, just stared at me and then went off laughing with his chumps a the bar whilst I was making my mind up. The roast dinner was not good either. Gravy was like water, the roast potatoes were not fluffy and crispy and under cooked, the veg was not cooked well, the bee was not tender. It was one of the worst roast dinners and worst pub experiences I have had in a LONG time. What a shame, it is such a pretty spot. I definitely won't be back, and won't recommend. It would seem if you are 'seen as a local' you get great service and a bowl of roasties that are fluffy crispy and look nice. If you are seen as an 'outsider' you are basically treated as such. You will be glad to know I am sure, that we won't be back.

Love this pub, hidden away at the bottom of the hill in the village. Best Sunday roast I've ever had.

The destination for a windy, occasionally rainy and often slippery jaunt along the coast path and across the trails. We were made very welcome by the host and despite arriving just after opening time, the fire was already lit and the whole pub very cosy. Our food was served quickly and delicious, accompanied perfectly by a couple of fine and foaming pints of ale from the brewery further down the valley.

Lovely local pub. Warm welcome from lovely friendly staff. Great open log fire & cosy atmosphere. Plates of homemade chips were awesome!! If you are in or passing through Branscombe, defo recommend a visit to this hostellery.

Average pub meal in what is obviously a locals pub. Not particularly welcoming. Never mind, plenty of other establishments willing to take our money.

Came across this old pub on a walking holiday with a group of people. We stopped for lunch and certainly did not regret it. We sat outside in the sun but had a look around inside - very interesting and unspoilt. Hope one day to go back for an evening meal.

Lovely unspoilt pub in a gorgeous village Don’t think this place has changed in centuries. Worn flagstones around the bar and some quaint locals. Food and real ales were excellent and well kept. Friendly staff too. Parking a bit difficult but don’t give up and go elsewhere or you will regret not persevering. Highly recommend.

Old, quaint, traditional… some may say quirky… no frills. One of the best pubs ever … we love it. We always walk to it from Beer then walk back so you definitely deserve any lunch you want …

Loved this pub - for all of its character, untouched by anything modern for the lack of wifi, you can truly get away from your mobile devices -for the superb food on offer, a great choice and generous sized portions -for very reasonably priced drinks - for the local hospitality.

We stayed in Branscombe in late August and walked to the Fountain Head on a couple of evenings to eat. We thoroughly enjoyed a steak with with chips, not greasy, a generous serving of salad , a whole tomato and plenty of mushrooms. Our food arrived promptly and was served hot. We had a pleasant bottle of Italian wine too. We could sit where we choose outside. A lovely ambience in the beer garden. Great value. Thoroughly recommended.

Top notch pub. Booking a must if you want a guaranteed table otherwise arrive early to get an outdoor table (I grabbed a table at 5:30 before they opened at 6). Great menu/ not hugely expansive but really decent pub grub freshly cooked. Delicious steaks...

Traditional pub with friendly staff. Food is excellent and well worth a visit. Ring first at busy times of the year so as not to be disappointed.

Great beer, mixed views on the food. We were 3 families and all those who had the steaks agreed that they were fantastic 5 out of 5. However the ones who had fish were less impressed, the Sea bass wasn't particularly good and there was...

A proper unpretentious village pub. No telly. No electronic games. Featured and recommended in the Alastair Sawday pub guide, Good Pub Guide and Good Beer Guide. Excellent pub grub. Friendly crew. Doggy friendly. Set in a beautiful village in the beautiful Devon countryside. 🇬🇧🇳🇿

Staying in our caravan not far from this pub so luckily it was close enough to walk to it. The pub opens at 6pm and surprised to see other people waiting for the pub to open. Friendly landlord and landlady, friendly and efficient staff. A...

Was once my favourite pub, but no longer do the sunday evening hog roast and music. Fish and chips excellent as where the steaks. Shut sunday evenings All day Monday closed

Proper old school pub how plus food. Friendly service, we had a delicious dinner. Generous portions, tasty cauliflower cheese, chunky bread and fresh salad served hot & fresh with top chips - just how they should be.

I have to say I pop over to the Fountain Head Most Wed or Thursdays on 899 bus from sidmouth for 2 or 3 pints of cider and my Fish and chips which I think is the best in Devon in the best real pub...

Camping in Branscombe in Devon. Camp site owner recommend the Fountain Head a short walk from the site. We had already found it on the map and were keen to visit. Saturday doors opened at 12 prompt and there was already a queue of ramblers,...

Wonderful atmosphere, great little country pub with very friendly staff! Absolutley gorgeous food with great portions! Will definitely be back!

There are not many unspoilt traditional pubs left that have not been torn apart and modernised but this one is a real gem. Great value food and three beers brewed by Branscombe Brewery. Service is efficient and served with a smile. Outdoor seating is rustic...

Fantastic food. We have eaten here twice this week. Fish and chips are amongst the best we have ever had (and we come from a seaside town!!!). Tonight was steak which was so tender it was unbelievable, accompanied by a giant salad, mushrooms and again...

Proper old local pub with excellent food, chicken liver pate and the lobster main was fantastic and the Devon steak soooo tasty. Staff warm and welcoming. What’s not to like, love this place and will be back.

Lovely proper pub with a warm welcome, good selection of beers and local cider. So good, we went twice on a recent mini-break to Branscombe. The Sunday roast was one of the best I’ve had for a long time - really good. The walk there,...

Quirky old pub with lots of character. Really delicious Roast Beef and Pork with loads of great veg and nice roast potatoes. Good relaxed service. Very busy and limited parking so I had to park a hundred yards up a steep hill but not unexpected...

Proper pub. Quiet but lovely atmosphere and good service. Fish & Chips, Ham Egg & Chips and Sausage & Mash all good quality plenty on the plate and delicious. Staff obliging and locals friendly. Will certainly be returning. Well done.

We had a great evening meal at this traditional pub . It was freshly cooked and was piping hot. The staff were very friendly and the pub has a wonderful atmosphere. It was lovely to sit in an unspoilt, rustic building with not a fruit...

We have not visited the Fountain since late 2019 due to Covid. Six of us enjoyed a fabulous meal here on the 22nd Sept. It was very busy but managed to book a table a few days before. Brilliant service, great food and good atmosphere...

We love the Fountain Head. We've stayed in Branscombe twice this year and eaten here several times. The fish and chips were particularly delicious - lovely thin, crispy batter. The staff are so lovely and friendly. And the food is delivered super-quick.

After a strenuous coastal path walk from Ladram Bay we were very grateful to find the pub open, serving food and space available outside for 9 sweaty walkers. The food was tasty, with generous portions, served promptly by the efficient friendly waitress - who appeared...

Compared to this time last year, food presentation was nowhere near as good. Food was ok and service good, but very different from the excellent presentation we were used to

We recently stayed in Branscombe for a week and ate at the Fountain Head on 2 nights during our stay. The pub itself is a good old fashioned type pub, which serves good ale and nice food. We both thoroughly enjoyed our meals on both...

We ate here as a family a couple of evenings food was lovely ,very friendly and helpful. Recommend as they really were so friendly and we really enjoyed our evenings there

I found the pub very friendly. We couldn't resist stopping over at the pub to have a lovely pub meal (fish and chips for me and veg and blue cheese tart for my partner), downed with local cider, on our walk from Branscombe beach and...

We arrived at 1200 and despite the pub being completely empty inside, except for one customer sitting alone, all of the tables had 'reserved' signs. The bar tender greeted us with a very miserable frown and said he had nothing inside. It was raining outside....

Been going here for donkeys years and unfortunately its gone off the boil. Quirkiness has turned into disorganised. Booked a table here several weeks in advance only to find out they don't even open on the night someone at the pub took my booking. Closed...

Great pub with damn good beer and a menu that will satisfy most appetites. Couldn't be more different to the Masons Arms, which is what makes this pub so appealing. It's not trying to be anything fancy.

Walked to the Fountain Head following a recommendation. On arrival we were greeted by a very rude waitress. Told us that there was no room Inside the pub (fair enough). When we attempted to sit outside she said that the table was reserved but would...

Lovely looking pub from the outside, limited parking as you expect in Branscombe but nice seating area outside. We had a table booked for 6.30, got there at 6 for a drink before eating. Immediately given a menu by the waitress who had obviously sacrificed...

We stopped for a few beers in the garden. Food looked OK. Good beer and friendly staff and locals. Great place to stop after walking from Beer to Branscombe. On the way back down the hill you can cut across to the coast path.

Fantastic experience at The Fountain Head. Brilliant food, drink & service on our Holiday in Branscombe. Traditional English pub with great service. Highly recommended

We have visited the Fountain Head many times and never had a bad experience…until tonight. Food was average…we ate here last year during the pandemic and had an excellent meal. Apple crumble was awful. You can’t microwave crumble as it will go soggy! We told...

Truly awful meal. Pork belly dry and tough. Panna cotta was hideous. Apple crumble totally inedible. The worst thing was that the staff simply didn’t care, even though they asked how things were and we told them. I would never go back. £120+ for the...

Currently limited tables inside (obviously!) and as we arrived unannounced we were happy to be seated outside and enjoyed a lovely meal, served very timely with a smile (oh yes and accompanied by a few very local ales.. Burp!) Will return on my next visit.

Lovely people, good pub. Menu looks good although we didn't eat. We did hear someone who had the mushroom and herb soup say it was awful and it didn't look that good. Very popular and parking limited so arrive early. The Fountain Head closes after...

We stayed in Branscombe for a week and frequented the inn several times both for lunch and dinner. On each occasion we found the service and food excellent both in terms of quality and value. The lady who is front of house was extremely professional...

We were staying in the area and booked the Fountain Head for dinner. I had the chicken liver Pate which could have benefitted from some more seasoning. My wife had the fish cakes which were delicious. We both had the cod and chips which were...

This pub is lovely. It's a traditional pub with exposed walls and beams, fireplace, bar etc. Service was very good and food was lovely. Parking a bit restricted if the small car park full but other than that cant fault it.

Had a lovely meal at the Fountain Head while staying in Branscombe. Quirky, cosy little pub with nice atmosphere. Food freshly cooked and large in portion size. Will come back again.

Had evening dinner twice during our 4 days in Branscombe. Limited menu but excellent tasty food very fairly priced. Simple pub surroundings, good local beers, pleasant helpful staff, nice atmosphere , limited opening hours so recommend to phone and make reservations in advance.

ate here whilst staying at the Branscombe camp site , nice friendly pub, we booked before going on holiday and were sat out side which was fine, although we weren't told this would be the case as may have put on more clothing as it goes cool at night. M husband had the steak and chips and he enjoyed it , I had the fish and scallop dish which whilst tasty the portion was small and the veg was non existent , small amount of garlic mash and ( 4 green beans ) very over cooked , for what was served I didn't think it worth the £21 I paid.

After a 'difficult' journey - very narrow and winding roads, the pub/restaurant can be found between two roads. On one, the sign cannot be seen but OK on the other. Good selection of local beers and cider. We ate some plentiful and good food in...

My wife and I had a wonderful dinner here. Great, high quality food at a lovely traditional pub, which is run by very friendly and welcoming people.

Disappointed to arrive to find pub closed until Wednesday Evening. Having walked from beer over to branscombe having previously checked in advance on website and Facebook pages as myself and my partner follow many local Facebook pages for beer and branscombe. To not have any...

A superb pub that sells local beer; cooks local food and the staff are very welcoming and helpful. The food was superb; my wife’s Hake and Scallops was scrumptious. Very generous portion sizes and a limited but enjoyable wine list. Great ambiance and a proper...

Stopped on way through tiny village on cycling trip otherwise would never have found it. Beautiful village pub run by lovely people

We had not intended to be around at lunch time, on the hottest day of the year in August. But rolled up at 1.45, found an unreserved table. Very warm welcome, and we were served within ,,20 minutes, every thing is cooked to order and they were busy. It's a good pub menu, not too many dishes, and more interesting than the average pub. Looks like a lot of thought has gone into this.We had crab salad, fish and chips. Both delicious. Well done the Fountainhead.

We had a week in a cottage nearby and dined at The Fountainhead on 5 nights,food and service was top notch the Fillet Steak Medallions were as good as itgets,as usual the Local ales and Cider were well kept. we booked up for each night although some people were getting a table a bit later as they cleared.We felt the Covid system adopted by the Pub was was very good a one way system through the Pub plenty Sanitiser and well spaced tables we felt safe and sound.

Whilst on a camping holiday we’d reserved a garden table for our family. We arrived having spent the day in torrential rain, weather has eased at this point, and settled at our table. With the threat of rain still looming we asked if the covered tables were free. We were told that none were available and felt staff were unhelpful and unwelcoming. A member of staff was overheard giving one of the reserved tables to another family, telling them to ‘pretend that they had booked the table’. We weren’t made to feel welcome and decided not to stay for the meal we’d intended to have.

We stopped by for a drink at opening time after a long walk. We got drinks from the bar waiting in a queue of about 10 people. Nobody was asked for their details or contact number, or given the opportunity to leave them, in line with Covid track and trace guidelines for restaurants and pubs. People in the queue were mostly holidaymakers from all over the country, so with a potential to spread things far and wide. At the tables outside there was no control who sat where and no wiping down between different customers. Lovely pub, but we were disappointed with the lack of Covid precautions taken.

We had a lovely dover sole and lamb hot pot, Saturday eve, really delicious and reasonably priced. Good service too, and local ale.

With wonderful walks around to Branscombe beach, this is one of my current favourite pubs to eat in an evening. Very dog friendly and definitely worth traveling up the hill a little bit further to find this pub. Very good quality pub food at a very reasonable price.

Visited on a Saturday evening as we are staying in Branscombe for a few days. We have been before and like the pub. I had the rump steak, which was cooked perfectly and was tasty. My partner had the game stew which was also tasty. The portion sizes were substantial. We both had puddings. I had chocolate ice cream and my partner had the bread and butter pudding. Both were nice. Would recommend and hope to visit again next time we are here

First time visit to branscombe and gave this pub a try.So pleased we did.Had an amazing fire place which was on which created a very pleasant atmosphere. Food was good with a good selection of specials.While local beer on tap.Worthwhile a visit.The only slight improvement would be signs indicating where the car park is as it wasn't easy to spot at night.

We met here as a family / friends party of 22. We were given our own dining room complete with log fire. The service from all the staff was excellent as was the food. Certainly an experience we'll do again.

Small country pub but packed with character. Huge fire as you enter the bar, lovely and cozy in winter. Great food too and outside seating for lazy afternoons in the summer. Parking can be tricky.....

A real old fashioned pub with log fires. We could have been been back in the 1960s! Which I regard as being a good thing. The food was good honest no frills pub food. The beer is worth a mention, Branscombe bitter is a really good smooth bitter. Clearly the publican knows how to look after his beer.

We were camping nearby on a farm. We asked the owner, Tom, where he goes for a pint. He said the Masons is the nearest but he said it has been turned into bistro! He told us the Fountain was full of people "Who make their own clothes!!" However, despite this, we walked to the Fountain with our dogs and had a very welcome pint. The place is very inviting so we booked a table for the evening. Again the beer was great and we were tempted by the duck, which was very very good. I did see others having the fish and chips and I wished I had room for both. We will definitely return here on our next visit.

I was very disappointed with my meal, I had duck, which was very tough. My husband had fish and chips which he enjoyed. We found the pub was full of fumes from the open fire, which made my eyes run. All round not a very enjoyable experience.

A great pub, beer and the food is excellent and more reasonable priced than other pubs in the area - my first choice every time. Possibly the best fish and chips Ive ever had. Great for walkers and dogs next to the very welcoming log fire.

We went here to celebrate my wife's birthday. It's a lovely, traditional pub, dog-friendly, but quite small so booking is essential. Absolutely excellent Sunday lunch and very reasonably priced. Don't expect a huge menu selection, but the food is well-cooked and nicely presented and the portions generous. Had the pate to start, then the roast beef whilst my son had the seafood which he pronounced excellent. We like vegetables and here you get a large and interesting selection to accompany the meal. Large, fluffy roast potatoes as well! The 'roulade' for dessert was really good - not cream and meringue, but think more sponge roll with apple and Malibu filling. Good local cider to drink as well.Definitely worth the drive down the narrow lanes to!Perhaps the toilet facilities need a bi of updating and the small car park, especially if you are visiting at night, can be a bit tricky (it's a village with few street lights), but the welcome is warm and friendly and in the winter a proper fire to keep out the chill. Packed with locals which tells you something about the place.

Lovely atmosphere, friendly helpful staff and great food. Very generous portions. Small restaurant area so be sure to book ahead. Dog friendly too.

We have been holidaying in Branscombe since 2005 and the Fountain Head has always been our go to pub. It's great pub and all the food is excellent . We have never had a bad meal, fish and chips are the best we have ever had and the chicken and bacon lasagne is fantastic. The atmosphere is friendly and the bar staff and waiting staff are also friendly and welcoming. The portions are generous and the price is fair. Hubby is very taken with the local ales - Branoc and Summathat. Give the Fountain Head a visit if you are in the beautiful village of Branscombe, you won't be disappointed!

A fabulously characterful pub / restaurant. I can recommend the Branoc as a good beer. The food looked like average pub / restaurant fare. There is a good size patio area to the front of the pub.

Having been to Branscombe many times I don't know how I missed The Fountain Head. I shall make sure I don't miss it again. I went with a group of 17 friends for lunch (always polite to warn ahead if you are a large group). The food was great quality and value. The staff were welcoming, very efficient, and helpful. The setting is just idyllic and relaxing and the pub itself is gorgeous . Lovely, lovely place!

Me & my son visited here and had a bar meal. It is one of the best cod & chips I've had. Beer batter was thin and lightly fried. Fish was fresh and tasty.If you like an unaffected and traditional village pub this is your place. Excellent friendly staff.

We called here twice. First time for a lunchtime drink and booked a table for next day. Our meal was very good. We love this area because it is so friendly, especially as we had our two dogs with us. we met one lady in the village who said she lived there because of this pub. What better recommend?

We were walking from Beer to Branscombe and was looking for somewhere for lunch and this is perfect nice beer good friendly staff and reasonable prices.

Being gf and df am used to just being able to have some vegan and usually steak and chips. The fountain head had four dishes to choose from for me, with salmon, duck and steak all both gf and df. Starters as usual were a problem, but the chef offered to do a beetroot salad for me so I could join the others with a started - so pleased with the flexability. He modified the slamon to offer me sauted potatoes rather than the crushed new potatoes that he had obviously put butter in - the sauted were excellent and fresh.

Lovely people, really friendly and welcoming, lovely lunch and lovely location. Definitely recommend, we live approx 15 miles away and walked across from Beer. Will be returning.

I had the duck on two occasions. A flavoursome plate of food,prepared to the highest standard,this particular item was in my opinion up to Michelin one star standard

Het eten was ok, de sfeer was vooral de reden om hierheen te gaan. Typisch Engels eten en aankleding. Alsof de tijd heeft stil gestaan. Verder ook heel leuk plaatsje.

An old village pub full of character serving good food. They do a hog roast on a sunday we didn't go but apparently it gets very busy. Is open all day sunday but closes between 3 and 6 not something we used too but you soon relax in this lovely village and get used to the opening times . Definitely worth a visit.

A magnificent pub with first rate service, excellent food and dangerously good ale. I am sorry to have left Branscombe after spending many happy hours eating here with the family or glugging pints of the sensational Branoc beer. Truly outstanding menu which puts the Mason’s to shame despite the excellent pizza we had there. The best pub I have seen in a long time. 11/10 would glug again.

After being disappointed by the Masons Arms, we came to the Fountain Head on the advice on a local person we met, and we were not disappointed. Good food, nice atmosphere, reasonable prices. We walked there, which was also lovely. The Fountain Head is to be recommended!

Went to 2019 beer fest in June, had great time with 3 days of music and beer. Great for dog lovers as they are allowed in. 43 beers, no tasting notes, so you might ask for a sip first. Music was really good, pub food served in side (had a great lasagna ). Outside was festival food of good quality and served all night. Will go again. Lovely people!

This pub is not the easiest place to get to - narrow, twisty lanes, and finding where to park was a bit of a challenge - but well worth the effort. The host is a real extrovert, and he engages with everyone whether locals or visitors. We were made to feel really welcome here. And the atmosphere was exactly what one would hope for in a country pub. The food was excellent. Good varied menu, and a choice of ales. This was a really good evening out in every possible way. If you are in the area, don't miss the opportunity to visit the Fountain Head for a meal.

Met up with an old colleague here, as it was about midway between where we both now live. I have to say that the drive to it was a bit hairy, with the last 10 minutes or so being on a very narrow single track road. And when I got there, it wasn't quite clear where the car park is, so I had to drive through the village, find somewhere to turn (not easy!!) and drive back and around the corner.

I absolutely love this pub. So rustic, full of locals and holiday makers, a good old fashioned pub with a nice ambience, people chatting, laughing and best of all no music, TVs or slot machines. We had a meal in the restaurant, absolutely delicious, I had the veggie option mushroom stroganoff and hubby had John dory fish off the specials board washed down with good quality beer and wine. Cracking location in the picturesque village of Branscombe. Can't wait to go back.