The Hound of the Baskervilles in Teignbridge

The place wasn’t as clean as one would hope to find it, and the food on both visits was utterly awful: tasteless, overpriced, very clearly microwaved, haphazard, thoughtless etc etc. A bacon bap or sausage roll from Spar is significantly more tasty, filling and worthwhile.

Always lovely friendly staff, quick service even though the food is always fresh. My sons just demolishing chocolate cake, warm with melting chocolate on top and lovely ice cream. Recommend a visit

We received a very friendly welcome especially my friend's bull dog and she even got given a few treats. The service was excellent as was the food. It was all homemade and my friends had the small fish and chips which be assured was an ample portion. Good atmosphere, comfortable seating and the decor was fantastic. It's difficult to understand the negative reviews on here! We'd definitely return and so would the bulldog.

We have just held a family party here for 35 guests chris & his team was fab nothing was to much trouble food was fab catered for all are dietery needs we had gluten and diary free in are party nothing was to much trouble defently recommend them will visit again soon

My mum was over from South Africa and had heard of this pub from someone over there. We were spending the weekend in Devon and decided to go out of our way to visit the pub only to find it closed at 17:00. The staff were cleaning inside and didn’t even acknowledge my family and I outside. If the pub wants to preserve an international reputation, it should perhaps be open a bit more often.

We were travelling between Christmas and New Year and lots of places were closed, but we came across The Hound of the Baskervilles and decided to give it a try. It was very busy, but the staff were great and after a very short wait they found us a table. It’s a quirky place with lots of Sherlock Holmes memorabilia, so plenty to look at while we waited for our meals. We didn’t have to wait for too long, and the food was very good and portions are on the large side (a good thing!) We both had crab which was excellent. Would definitely go back if we were in the area.

Wonderful meal. Also lost my diamond bracelet it’s sooo sentimental to me, when my husband called to see if they perhaps had it we not only only had but were soo touched by a young man called Chris who went above and beyond at no cost to us posted safely back to me in Ireland!!! My faith in humanity is restored THANK YOU CHRIS.

Tasteless, poorly microwaved frozen food; rude management. And don’t even get me started on the cheesy decor 😂 Avoid at all costs!!!

Came across this gem of an eatery. Homemade food was amazing as were the portion sizes. Chris and all the staff were friendly and chatty and the surrounding great. Dog friendly also. The double burger is not for the faint hearted so make sure your hungry!!

Once a busy pub in a Devon market town, the Hound of the baskervilles has aspirations to be a restaurant/eatery. Space has been filled with tables and one had to wait to be shown where to sit. First choice of lunch was not available,so we settled for soup. This took so long that we wondered if we had been forgotten. When it arrived it was thin, tasteless and gritty. Inedible. Won't be going back!

Called in just for a coffee, very unigue setting and delightful owner. Varied menu which sounded delicious and do a superb Sunday lunch. Will definately go for a meal on our next visit.

We booked for a large group of us for a birthday and had a great evening. The staff made us feel well looked after and added personal touches which made the evening! Food was great and offered plenty of choices for vegan/vegetarian.

Had a superb Sunday Roast here today. Excellent sized portions, tasty, hot and flavoursome. Great choice of Ales. Lovely staff. Warm, cosy environment. Definitely worth visiting.

Went to this pub not once, but twice on our trip. Very impressed with the food and service. First trip for lunch , our server Sean ( from California!) was delightful. Really delicious curry. Second trip we arrived late on a Sunday, but Chris and Lette were gracious enough to let us order anyway and we shut the place down! (4pm) they work very hard to make sure everything is right. Decor is fun - movie posters and Sherlock Holmes memorabilia. Cozy space, good food.

We popped in here to shelter from the rain, very friendly staff and a quirky feel to the place .menu and choice of food was vast and. Wry good value for Money, would call in again when in the area.

Stopped here for breakfast on our way to Cornwall and had to call again on the way home to sample their amazing curry menu for lunch. Everything was really tasty. Only sorry we couldn't try more dishes. It's not the smartest place but the food is great and we would definitely stop here again if we're passing. Only just off the A38 Devon Expressway so an easy way to break the journey south. Ashburton is a nice little town too, with lots of independent shops.

Wasn’t going to put this post on initially. But the more I think about it the more annoyed I become. So here it is. First visit was for lunch. Staff friendly, food good, beer excellent. Went in the evening this week - for the beer which is excellent. I was so shocked by the attitude of the staff member in bright trainers (manager?) who referred to a customer as ‘the fat ginger one’. Hoping the poor girl didn’t hear him. I certainly did!

What a little gem in Ashburton, come off as we hungry on our way to Cornwall. Pub cafe and restaurant, we were welcomed in an seated by a lovely lady, there is lots to choose from and from what I could see a lot homemade. The gentleman who took our order nothing was to much trouble. I had chicken tikka masala and hubby had steak and ale pie. The tikka was amazing, and homemade, hubby’s pie looked lush huge puff pastry lid with a pie dish full of meat, drink and food good value for money, and very friendly staff. Highly recommend and might pop in on way home

We called in here for a drink last weekend. First of all, being greeted by a landlord in shorts, luminescent trainers, and greasy hair wasn't the best start. We were ushered into the back bar away from the other customers because we only wanted a drink. That meant we were sat on our own. We felt a bit uncomfortable there, as if we were in the management’s private space and not really welcome because we weren’t eating. The beer was good though, which was a pleasant surprise. We had one drink and left.

Had an evening meal here. Fairly limited menu but plenty of choice for veggie - I had nice chickpea curry. Meat eater had very good game pie. Place itself is interesting, food is obviously freshly prepared, staff are friendly and service is good. Very reasonable prices, good range of beers and wines - what more could you want! Desserts looked interesting but we just couldn't manage one.

Nice friendly stsff, good food snd very reasonable cost for food, plenty of indoor seating, nice outdoor courtyard seating area.

I was looking forward to a big breakfast. I’d finished my first cup of tea while waiting an age for food to arrive. I then tried for 20 minutes to catch the waiter and waitress’s eyes to order another tea. I even got up to plead for more drinks. They said they’d be right over. We finished breakfast and had to search for staff to pay the bill... still didn’t get that cup of tea. The food was ok. Better with a drink to wash it down.

We had breakfast here, great food and interesting decor. Staff was friendly and helpful. Do have a walk around the pub to see all the effort in the decor

Dog friendly and very pleasant establishment. A extensive range of curries of all different flavours some with meat, some without. The lentil curry was very nice and the chutney and naan bread (which you have to buy as an extra) was also nice. The vegetarian burger was very tasty, and the chips were lovely (my daughter had stilton on it which is also something you have to buy as an extra). The BBQ chicken meal was also very tasty and I enjoyed it. The prices were okay. Overall it was a very pleasant meal and we would go back to try other things on the menu.

This is a small pub/restuarant/coffee shop. The people are lovely and the decor is fun and interesting. The portions were large, the food home cooked and tasty and doesn't cosr a fortune.

Ordered southern fried chicken skewers for my wife which while plentiful were just slightly spicy chicken nuggets.Chips were obviously frozen from a bag & not the best.My 12oz rump steak which I ordered medium was well done & not that tender along with frozen chips again.Peas were like bullets & the grilled tomatoes were virtually uncooked.The homemade coleslaw was by contrast very good.The whole experience was disappointing.The pub decor is quirky & quite well done.The chap serving was polite,friendly & efficient.Would not recommend.There are far better places than this.Definitely would not go back

Fantastic meal with family at the Rusty Wolf last night. I had a delicious burger and we also ordered the pork Schnitzel. My grandson had his usual... chicken guijons. Reasonably priced very quaffable wine. Top meal. Highly recommended.

We stopped here for lunch today, which was a real experience. The pub was cosy, quaint and decorated wonderfully. The theme is not overwhelming and tasteful.

Some friends treated us to a lovely meal here recently. The hardest part was deciding on what to eat as there were a number of very appealing options! Hubby and I ended up with the pies which were huge, full of meat and very tasty.

Fun decor. Friendly helpful staff. The chicken burger was excellent. Chicken Karaage was slightly burnt,and would have been much better if the spring onions were chopped. Fish pie was 80% mashed potato mixed with a bit of fish (no prawns as advertised)

Food was amazing! We had the beef burger..stilton was lovely, and a ham cheese ploughmans...the chutney was very tasty, good sized portions, good value for money, a lovely pint of thatched gold, they do their own cider too, I'm pretty fussy but that was 11/10, will definitely be back.

Went in there for a bite to eat and the food was all fresh cooked and amazing and the service was exceptional highly recommended

We live in Ashburton and enjoy coming to the Hound of the Baskervilles. It’s made a tired old pub into a vibrant ,quirky eatery. Or a place to go and have a quiet drink. It took a while for them to be settled, but it is now a place to recommend to guests staying in the town.

A very interesting Sherlock Holmes themed public house. Quirky and comfortable seating areas. Excellent service. They bring the drinks to your table. The food is first class with a marvellous varied menu covering all tastes. The Indian curries are a must. We have eaten here twice now in the last week and can’t fault the quality and service. Don’t miss this one!

Whoever wrote the previous review is either a jealous rival or is mentally ill. The pub has had a 5 star cleanliness rating from when it opened. Four of us ate a delicious well priced meal tonight. I’ve been in the kitchen on more than one occasion and it’s spotless. The only thing Vile is the coward who put the dishonest negative review on.Shame on you!

This is a pub ( used to be called Royal Oak) with a wide range of food: gluten-free available. Fish Meat Vegetarian etc. Range of craft beers. Friendly for people and well behaved dogs. Very large portions so bring a big appetite. Even choice of puff or shortcrust pastry on pies. Good value...

Visited this pub recently because it was the only place open in this area on a Sunday during the afternoon. The pub is a very quirky place and caters for gluten free as well. Prices are fair and the staff are friendly. The male staff member went out of his way for me and my friend to provide us some taxi numbers as we were struggling to find a taxi for our journey back home. Delicious meal of ham, egg and chips which I would definitely recommend to anyone. Great atmosphere here and I would visit again for sure.

My partner and I visited while on holiday in Dartmoor. We loved the quirky decor of the place, all things Sherlock Holmes and even the lamp shades have deerstalker hats! We were served by a nice young friendly chap and I had the haddock fishcakes and my partner had steak and kidney pie, both dishes we agreed were delicious and nicely presented. We fancied dessert so we waited for someone to come and take away our empty plates and take our order and waited... and waited. Nobody came near or by. We had to go then as our ticket for car park was running out. As we paid our bill I told the woman behind the counter what had happened. We didn't even get an apology. In fact she could not have been less interested. Spoilt what started out as a good meal.

Good for ham egg and chips but a terrible cold espresso. It’s an amusing thematic experience and still,draws some locals into its public bar. Might be fun with kids.

We visited the hounds thinking it was a pub. More of a cafe/restaurant with a bar out the back.

Popped in for a quick bite before heading to the arts centre for a show. Lovely welcome from landlady. He ordered the hound burger, and omg, it was huge. I had a veggie special, beetroot and goat cheese burger. Both cooked to order and delicious. Would go back if ever in Ashburton needing a bite to eat!

sorry I am biased but the whole thing was a bit ott Hollywood version of ye olde Victorian Britain for me.the staff were great,food ok but I felt I had walked into a Disney set.sorry,not my thing.

Good service with very nice staff Food was good inside excellent decor made for a good talking point during the meal

Ashburton is a quiet village, and as i've been to the cookery school for many courses, am aware choice is limited. However, this could be a good hearty local restaurant. I went there on a friday evening, expecting some other diners, but i was the only one. Service was very haphazard and lacklustre. Food was OK, nothing exciting. I had a burger, and the bacon had a very thick and inedible rind that should have been removed prior to cooking. Don't think i'll return, as the silent whistle, which is a local pub, actually does better food.

Went for lunch in this former pub turned licensed theme cafe. The contrived atmosphere betrays the food, which was not good. The fish pie was described as being loaded with all kinds of seafood, topped with cheese mash. Sounded good but this was all mash and no seafood. Complained to the disinterested barman, who was - well - not interested. Proprietor was too busy telling advertising contact at next table all about the Dartmoor theme and murals to care. Out to relieve foreign tourists of their money by the sounds of it, but i wont be returning. So contrived but not for real moor trekkers.

As a regular visitor to Ashburton I cannot express my disappointment with the service and food in this place - If you want a menu - get your own, don’t expect to get all your dishes you order, and when you arrive and sit down don’t expect the table to be cleared - either before during or after! As for the food I’m sure a child could do better. There’s much better places in Ashburtoxn so I’d never return and suggest you give this place a miss

This was formerly the Royal Oak pub and has been completely refurbished into a refreshing place to eat.

Spent over £50 on 4 meals, every meal was poor quality, found out after paying that items were not available, and staff member was quite rude.

This pub was absolutely fantastic! Visited there in Oct 17 with my friends while on a trip, on walking in my first impression was utter joy! The staff were extremely welcoming very friendly & professional. There is So much detail, effort & thoughtfulness been put into this place, you instantly appreciate it, loved the booth that appears your on a train! The ice cream bar was brilliant & fairly priced, the drinks were also fairly priced, the food looked amazing but unfortunately we didn’t have time to stay & try it. After many pics a shandy & yes a ice cream lol sadly my time there ran out. I highly recommend this to everyone.

Attempted to eat here for lunch with my wife. How anybody can mess up simple soup escapes me. Bothe soups were inedible, the butternut soup might as well have been called garlic soup. We also unfortunately ordered a sandwich as well. The bread was cut into odd shapes with the filling falling out. A terrible place to eat.

Visiting Ashburton on a damp January Sunday, decided on the basis on the name to have lunch here and didn't regret it. Friendly and informal, decorated with the most fabulous otters I have ever had the pleasure to encounter and a solid selection of good pub grub. I had soup and a half sandwich, my partner had a sandwich and criss-cross fries, all fresh and wholesome. Would definitely come back!

The pub is fitted out with the Sherlock Holmes Hound of Baskervilles theme, which is a bit odd. The Sunday lunch menu is rather simplistic and very 1980s - a "roast with all the trimmings", offered as small or large - take the small it is plenty big enough. It was reasonable price but rather uninspiring - they seemed to have tried to cram every possible vegetable associated with a roast dinner onto every plate - min had 2 types of potato, carrot, swede, parsnip, peas, sprouts, leeks and yorkshire pud with roast lamb. Good value for quantity, less so for quality.

Had a great meal here last year and it’s the same crew with the same locals. The ploughman was lovely, huge chucks of Stilton and cheddar and warm crusty bread. The burger was a mistake (and that’s my fault for ordering it as I’ve been disappointed by burgers before). I suspect it had been deep fried as the outside was hard and black and then inside it was a little mushy and had that old fashioned taste of hamburgers from the past.

Due to a awful day at work the wife and I thought we would go out to try to forget about it and as I had heard only good things about the restaurant, decided to give it a go. (We don’t eat out much.)

Hotel does breakfast all day along with a wide range of other food. Breakfast was excellent and reasonably priced.

We visited last weekend and arrived in the afternoon without a booking. (There were 5 of us!) we were seated immediately and made very welcome. Drink orders were promptly taken and served, as was our food order. Lovely food, very clean throughout and superb service. So impressed we returned for a very hearty breakfast in the morning. Thank you for such a lovely welcome. Highly recommend

On a recent visit we had some of the worst food I've ever had. My fish cakes were awful, salty, deeped fried within an inch of there life. The staff refused point blank to offer any kind of apology. On the positive side the salad was nice and my Aunt said it was one of the best coleslaws she'd ever had.

Went for an evening meal. Friendly staff. Good choice on menu at reasonable prices. Food served promptly and tasty. The theme throughout is of Sherlock Holmes with quirky lamp shades and 221B doors together with many posters and pictures. Worth dropping in. The scones in the afternoon also went down well.

What a smashing pub restaurant. Lovely people excellent food. If you are coming to Ashburton. Pop in for a drink a coffee or a bite to eat you will love it. Fab can’t fault it

Our experience didn't concur with the majority of reviews unfortunately. Staff were friendly and helpful but the food was slow coming (about half an hour) and the quality didn't reflect the prices; for example the cod and asparagus fish cakes (special @ £12.50) were small and dry with no mixed veg available (only peas). The steak and ale pie (special @ £12) was a similar disappointment with watery mash (reconstituted?) and minimal short-crust pastry that was a bit hard rather than being nicely crumbly like home-made pies should be. Definitely not gastro I'm genuinely sorry to say because the staff were lovely.

Called in here for a meal recently. Not sure about the Sherlock theme in Devon, maybe I missed something. The food was very good, fresh and reasonably priced. The owner/waiter was very unkempt and could smarten up for working in a restaurant, but apart from that, we had no complaints and would definitely return.

You expect the place to be quirky. After all it is called The Hound of the Baskervilles! Atmosphere casual but attentive with excellent service. Much wider menu choice than expected with good quality and quantities at sensible prices - others in the area would do well to take note. In doing so they might also receive more business from local people, something that this place does well on, always a good sign. A very good find for us.

Lovers of Sherlock Holmes will want to visit - even the lampshades are classic Sherlock deerstalkers! You could definitely say there's a theme here. Gluten-free brownies are nice, the children gave them and the hot chocolate the thumbs up.

Lovely selection of food...don't order a pie unless you're very hungry - they're huge, and delicious! A lovely selection of ice creams to add to your dessert too. Although the place was spotless, the 'Mine Host was very scruffy...bit off- putting but pleasant enough...

I stopped here for a spot of lunch and had the small veggie roast. It was a terrific size, 2 types of potato, at least 7 different types of vegetables plus the Moroccan nut roast(awesome) and a Yorkshire pud. At an incredible price. I attempted the knickerbocker glory but was defeated... it was delicious. Great service and atmosphere. I would return.

We had a lovely lunch here whilst on holiday in Dartmoor.

Interesting pub themed on Sherlock Holmes. Comfortable with good choice of home cooked, reasonably priced food on the menu. Steak and Ale pies were lovely, served with skinny chips and a choice of six vegs. Very nice coffee to follow. Dog friendly. Some may be put off by the TV which was on throughout our visit, but when mentioned to the landlady, she kindly explained that the locals liked the TV on. Well that's fine, these are the people who keep the pub going, not casual visitors like us. There is a quiet spot behind the main bar if the tv was intrusive. One other minor point, many pubs seem to be serving skinny chips, just a thoughtful, but owners may wish to offer patrons a choice of skinny chips or traditional pub chips, happy to pay extra for chunky chips.

Drove from Devon to Ashburton looking for a breakfast, saw this place advertising breakfast from £5.50, popped in and it was a surprise it was very quirky with pictures and memorabilia from the hounds of baskerville, the breakfast consisted of proper bacon thick slice, proper butchers sausage, fried egg, hash brown, mushrooms and beans with a thick slice of toast, I had scrambled egg and toast, light and fluffy and again thickly buttered toast, two large cups of tea all for under £13.00,excellent quality and value, staff were very friendly and looked popular with licals, would love to go back in the evening and enjoy a glass of wine, it's a very relaxing place, definitely worth a visit

Loved the inside of this pub it was so quirky and unique. The food was lovely too, plenty of choice in the menu. Me and my partner both had pie and chips which was lovely and popping hot. The family who owned the pub were very friendly too.

Ate there twice, good menu and most of it home cooked!! Service good and the ambiance with the Sherlock Holmes theme is really good.

We found this quirky place on our big hiking weekend, we were warmly welcomed with our big soaking wet bags!! The breakfast was fantastic, I even got a gluten free sausage that actually tasted amazing which is a rare thing with gluten free to even get one! We even went back the next day for another coffee as this was the best we have had in ages. The staff were very friendly and helpful, the whole place felt like you could stay all day and relax. We will return.

Recently had lunch here and thoroughly enjoyed it.

This quirky restaurant is a gem! We were recommended and told possibly long waits as all the food is fresh homestyle cooking but worth the wait.. We actually didn't have to wait too long and the meals were the best meals out we have ever had.. Concidering diverting our 5 day trip back here to have another meal!

It doesn't necessarily look like a pub or restaurant as you walk in to the ice cream serving section but it is easily one of the quirkiest pubs I've been too. Serving staff haven't all graduated from the School of Over-Enthusiastic Staff but they are friendly and welcoming and the food is great - bug portions too. Was looking forward to dessert but couldn't manage it after starter and mains. Great place.

The game pie was delicious, I could taste each type of meat and the homemade pastry was delicious. It went well with the Salcombe ale which is on tap. The homemade pizza and lasagne were very tasty of the children's menu and great portion size for 2 hungry boys!! A great atmosphere and friendly staff. Also a very interesting specials board. We'll be back and thank you for a fantastic dinner and welcoming a family in the evening!

i ordered a burger and chips and only got the burger . then the man said they ran out of chips but cant take money off as i only ate the burger . what a disgrace !!!

We've had three great meals there now and always excellent service with friendly staff. Looking forward to visiting again. If you are staying in Dartmoor and near Ashburton, you wont be disappointed. Great menu and daily specials. My partner who is gluten free was well catered for. Will be back next time in Dartmoor.

It's not often we feel the need to write a review on pubs we have visited but this is an exception! We found the Hound of the Baskervilles right in the middle of Ashburton and what an amazing place it was. We were greeted by the most friendly staff we have ever met in a pub and nothing was too much trouble.

We popped in after a day of hiking and wild swimming on the Dartmoor and were all very happy both with the service and with the food which was fresh and tasty. I had an indian curry with lentils and spinach. The restaurant was almost empty and I wonder why? Thos place deserves more guests.

We visited a year ago and after such a warm welcome we made a point of coming back for 2nd visit. Really nice very original pub and restaurant with a comprehensive and value for money menu.

I noticed the last reviews and I love how people feel the need to lie and be nasty, funny how these people have never reviewed anywhere else ever but our Pub trip advisor is there to help people and business owners to improve were needed and see what kind of place they might like to go but trip advisor has turned into a place we’re people seem to want to be as horrible and nasty as they possibly can be. I don’t under stand why 1. People don’t speak to people why they are there you might be amazed at what might happen and why if one thing goes wrong ( we are only human ) that rather than saying this went wrong, anything and everything went wrong. I never take any notice of bad reviews on any trip advisor as working in hospitality 99.9 of the time it’s a lie. So just for you all to seen here are the hounds toilets which are never cleaned and no soap

We stopped here for lunch and it is a very old looking building but very unusual inside. Menus on the tables with a special board too. It had front and rear seating area and an outside court too. Prices were reasonable however we did order paninis but got baguettes. When I queried the waitress she insisted they were paninis. I also asked and paid for a pint of coke but received half a pint, and I asked for a hazy cider but got a normal one! The food was nice though and I got a nice big salad with it. The menu is very varied with light bites as well as bigger meals. Not sure if I would revisit given the amount of mistakes as the staff were not overly friendly.

My family and I visit Devon each year and have always been a little disappointed with the local establishments...This is no longer the case. Following our first visit we lunched and had a second evening meal there. The food was very tasty and portions really plentiful. The service was really friendly and our littles were referred to by name. The slightly quirky layout really added to the visit and we will most definately return upon our next Devon. We highly recommend this lovely, friendly pub!

I have been eating and drinking and recommending this pub to my clients since it opened over a year ago. It has the highest standards of cleanliness. The food is good and fantastic value. The owners and staff are genuine and lovely helpful people. Have always been highly satisfied!

The worst pub I have been in for years. The staff were unclean but polite. They engaged in loud conversation and the waiter/ barman and chef were both smoking outside. Hair on my plate. Beef average. Won't be back.

The 'Hound' is a mix of a tea room and a pub, with a Sherlock Holmes theme. It has a front room/bar with ample seating, plus a back room. The food and drink was good, as was the service. Recommended.

Well we came back, and had food and couple of drinks and then the most delicious ice cream I had the fish pie, and my wife had the vegan chilli, they were both delicious, good value for money.

Came here for a roast lunch with my dogs, the menu stated that they did a vegan roast.... ok great I'm vegan and hungry so obviously expecting a roast dinner with roast potatoes etc .... nope - we got frozen veg, and a 'pie' that wasn't really a pie... it was two different kinds of mash with some veg in and crusty stuff at the bottom.

My partner and I plus my parents came here for dinner and the food was delicious. You literally get what you pay for, and the service is really friendly. The decor is exactly how you would expect a pub called "The Hound of the Baskervilles" to look. I had the pulled pork burger which was so yummy. Prices are slightly higher than average for that area but as I said before, you get what you pay for. I'd definitely come back!

Had a really good curry (veggie) here. Comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. Definitely visit again when we are in the area!

A last minute choice for fathers Birthday. We were warmly welcomed and seated within minutes.

Looking for a quick bite to eat we came across the Hound of the Baskervilles. It’s themed, fun and with staff that make you feel really welcome. We had fish and chips which was more than ample but chased it down with a couple of scoops of the delicious ice cream that is on offer (we didn’t need it I might add!). All in all, reasonably priced food, offering good value for money served by friendly staff - what’s not to like. We also took our Labrador and they made such a fuss of him which made us feel at ease. Thanks again Hound of the Baskervilles we will be back.

A great find. We were looking for somewhere that welcomed dogs and could cater for a vegetarian who is also gluten free.

My husband and I ate here one evening earlier on in the week and it was just what we were looking for. Great selection for drinks and a fantastic menu. This place prides itself on local produce and home-cooking and you can tell! It's great value for money, I had the small fish and chips and rhubarb crumble for dessert and it was just delicious. Service was friendly and my husband got a choice of local ice-cream (numerous flavours) to go with his dessert. The decor and theme of the restaurant is just charming, there's so much Sherlock Holmes memorabilia to look at! It's very fun! I would recommend booking in advance as can get busy.

After travelling For 4 1/2 hours on our way to Plymouth we googled the next village coming up on the Sat.Nav What a lovely find this pub was. The fish Pie was fantastic, packed full of all sorts of fish. My husband chose gammon ,which was delicious as well. The Pub was very busy at lunch time on Tuesday 1st May The staff were very friendly and I would certainty recommend it to anyone .

Today, my parents & I and our three jack Russell’s enjoyed a great lunch. The service was very good, the staff friendly and the story behind the decor was fantastic! Highly recommend it. 😀

Had a lovely meal here, very reasonably priced. Fast friendly service. Loads of Sherlock Holmes stuff to see, very interesting.

We liked this place so much during a recent holiday in the area that we visited three times for a very tasty breakfast and delicious coffee. Our dog was made very welcome, the staff and locals were friendly, chatty and welcoming. By coincidence we had recently been enjoying reruns of a Sherlock Holmes tv series with Jeremy Brett and Nigel Hawthorne so really enjoyed talking to the Manager who is so enthusiastic and knowledgeable on the films and books. I came home with one of their mugs which they sell! Looking forward to our next visit in October.

A quirky little pub. Very welcoming and friendly staff. Nice food and good menu. Good kids menu. Worth a visit.

Visited here last night and really enjoyed our meal and the atmosphere! The pub is really random but it just works! Loads of cool and quirky ornaments and dogs around. We had nachos to share and then pies - the pies were huge! Homemade and tasty with loads of veg - we really wanted to finish but couldn’t. Lovely staff, friendly funny and will be returning next time we are in Ashburton.