The Lymington Arms in Mid Devon

Visited with family, food was really delicious, desserts great too. Had the 'special' Turkey, ham and leek pie, which I would highly recommend. Family members had lasagne and ham, egg and chips which they thoroughly enjoyed. Very friendly owners too, made you feel welcome. Will definitely revisit.

Paid this pub a visit after a long but good journey. Hospitality was excellent. Lovely man could not do enough for us. Food was very good and would certainly recommend. Lovely chilled, relaxed evening out with excellent range of home made sweets/puddings which we were tempted by - very naughty but very nice!!

Beautiful spot for dinner watching the sun set. We picked this pub by chance whilst on holiday in Devon. Had a really enjoyable meal, lovely home cooked food and the hosts Kate and Bob were really friendly. Well worth a visit to support this gem of a pub

What a lovely pub! We happened to be passing and popped in for a drink, Ended up staying for sunday roast and pudding. Food was lovely (2x Roast Pork, 1x nut roast; choc brownie, pavlova and lemon posset). Nut roast was gorgeous, with a good selection of vegetables for all. Our dogs joined us and were very welcome. A real gem. A bit far away for us to visit regularly, but if we are back in the area again, we'll be back.

Great little pub with friendly staff and good pub grub. We were staying locally so tried this out and was not disappointed

I had nut roast for Sunday lunch which was the best I've ever had! = full of nuts and cranberries + fluffy yorkshire pudding + crunchy roast potatoes + selection of 4 vegetables. I had yummy chocolate brownie and ice cream. Kate is a wonderful cook and Bob a great barman. Although the pub is "off the beaten track", I thoroughly recommend you to eat at this pub for an excellant meal. It's closed Monday & Tuesday.

Went here for a great sunday lunch well cooked beef... lovely food .what a nice place. Will visit again before end of holiday.

Having seen good reviews and because they're dog friendly, we planned on early dinner but stayed longer because we enjoyed the feel of the place, the friendly service, great food an unexpected live music. We had lasagne and scampi. Great food. The freshly prepared salad served with the mains was excellent. The creme brulee was freshly made and top notch. I had a well served pint or two of Teignworthy Gun Dog. Well kept, very good beer. All in all a great experience.

Lovely pub (proper pub) close to where we were staying. Had a couple of pints of their local real ale which was good. Landlord was accommodating, helpful and good to talk with Our food was served in good time and we were unable to find fault with any of it. The pub is dog friendly and our Springerpoo Mollie was able to sit with us at our table In all a lovely couple of hours at a nice pub in good company We travelled from Wales for a short break so its unlikely we will return but what a gem all the same

Terrible food. Complete waste of money. Straight from the freezer into the fryer. So unhealthy. I had 'gammon steak 'supposedly .This was full of fat and cooked so hard so that the fat could not be seen. This is not gammon steak sorry.

Arrived on the off chance for Sunday lunch with 2 dogs in tow. Landlord was great and fitted us in even though we hadn’t booked and they were busy. Food was very good, plenty to eat and nothing too much trouble. Definitely will return when in the area. A proper village pub with great food!

My wife & I used to eat here regularly until it closed. when we heard it had opened again so we thought we would check it out ! We found the new owners Bob & Kate were really welcoming & friendly. the food is great, plentiful & good value for money. it looks like the locals are back to. it is now dog friendly which is a great help. well done Bob & Kate. we will be back.

Was staying locally and tried this pub out, was not disappointed. The food was excellent, well presented and a varied menu. The prices were very reasonable with very friendly hosts, nothing was too much trouble. Only wish we had found this pub at the beginning of our stay! Highly recommended…

We had a very nice weekday lunch and a good discussion with the owner. There was also a lunch menu as well as the dinner menu. Dogs are very welcome which was great for us.

Nice relaxed atmosphere with friendly efficient staff. Dog friendly. Very good pub food (ham, eggs and chips, lasagne) and very reasonably priced. Plenty of parking. Recommended.

Stopped in for Sunday Lunch after a walk with my dog in nearby Flashdown Plantation . Had a choice of tables offered to us . Very weel attended to by friendly staff who took our food and drink orders , very prompt service . Many other dog owners so plenty of conversation . Had the Sunday roast which was very good Traditional country pub with a friendly feel , don't miss the wonderfully coloured 1980's style bathroom fittings !

This was a ‘pit stop’ on our way to a weekend hotel stay. Strangely in this part of Devon many pubs do not open for lunch, even on a Friday. The pub is accessible (with navigation), and comfortable. The landlady, Kate, was charming and friendly in a balanced way. She got our humour as well. We had small lunch portions of fish and chips, and ham egg and chips, both with peas. The food was fresh and well prepared. Thank you.

Lovely meal, good service. So nice to see the pub filling up again. Puddings amazing! Definitely recommend the toffee pavlova and chocolate brownie sundae!

Visited on Bank Holiday Monday after Christmas and had a great meal. The menu for Children is really good. The Lamb shank was on the specials board and looked really delicious, the sirloin steak was cooked to perfection and the meals all stayed hot until we had finished as the plates were warmed before serving. Excellent value for money, good menu, lovely ambience and a wonderful country pub decor.

A traditional British pub serving home-cooked meals at very modest prices. The staff are very warm and welcoming, what's not to like!

Very friendly pub with good pub food, nice menu with a good choice available. Staff were lovely, nice olde worlde pub.

Good Food Fish and Chips Friday Yummy get a party together .Pudding creme Bule'e a must to taste home made food ,English Tradition . Pet Friendly Free Parking and a chance for a walk in the country side .

After finding the pub in the Britstop as a place to eat and stay in the canper overnight we had a very warm welcome and great food and drink plus a friendly atmosphere of a live music night a perfect place to be on my...

Wow! Just returned from having lunch with a friend. So nice to have the choice of a light bite meal for reasonable cost. My pudding was to die for - Heaven On A Plate that’s what it should be called - Toffee Pavlova - out...

We were reccomended by our accomodation host to visit this pub/restaurant We made two visits..weekday evening where we experienced exceptional hospitality and superbly cooked home food menu. Local Sausage and Mash and Fish & Chips with excellent cask beer. We returned on Saturday evening an...

We went for a Friday evening meal and drinks, as tourists staying nearby. The service was very good and the food was great-cooked to order and very tasty! Dog friendly too. Would really recommend.

Popped in for a meal tonight, came down from Barnstaple and so glad we did!! Lovely food, friendly staff and the real ale selection looked great if I hadn’t volunteered to drive 😞

Two of us had roast dinner, one had burger. Goid quality food, good portion size and ver friendly service. We also had puddings which were good. Would definitely recommend this pub.

A lovely meal, served with just the right amount of attentiveness. Relaxed atmosphere. Highly recommended!

Stopped over on our route to Saunton Sands in our Motorhome. Day 1 of pub reopening Bob and Kate were wonderful hosts. Food delicious. We both had the whitebait, to start Carol had the cod and I had the scampi. Good prices well recommended Shaun...

Very accommodating to us as we hadn’t pre-booked. Lovely food, children’s meals came out first which was very helpful. Friendly staff.

Stopped here one evening in July around 6pm - place was empty, decor as mentioned is dated, but very clean and very welcoming. Land lady could n't do enough for us - we sat outside, watching the odd car go by - remote location on...

We visited the other evening having booked a table We ordered starters Brie with salad was ok Pate with same salad was ok Whitebait with same salad was cold ! Main meals two hunters chicken the bbq sauce squirted from the bottle! Tasteless chicken with...

we were on holiday and decided to stop here for lunch , the place was empty which seemed strange , we ordered food and drinks , the food was ok but all we could smell was the drains awful drain /sewage smell from somewhere ,...

My friend and I stumbled across this lovely little pub when we were lost near where were staying on our mini break. We were so happy to find this welcoming pub. The staff and owner were friendly and polite and the food was just to...

For several years I looked forward to visiting the Lymington Arms - varied menu, good choice, food well cooked and presented, friendly knowledgable staff and excellent service. All has changed. The menu is very limited - pub grub at its worst. The staff are novice...

Very helpful, delicious food, nothing too much trouble. Plan to go again ! Both restaurant and facilities spotlessly clean.

We have called in twice now and will hopefully be returning soon. The Lymington Arms is a lovely old style country pub. The new owners are very friendly and the lunch my husband and I had was excellent. I would definitely recommend the Sunday roast and also trying the Chicken leek and chorizo pie from the specials board if it's on!

This was a regular local pub for us to visit for an evening meal. It’s changed hands and our experience was very different - the food was of poor quality and I would imagine the chef has changed, food used to be delicious here but not anymore.The pub was empty compared with how it used to be, a very disappointing visit and a total embarrassment as we had visiting friends with us.

really loved the food. even the Aunt enjoyed and the owner was very accommodating Thank you for a very enjoyable lunch

Lovely food excellent nice new owners. Pub fineally been updated gone have the yellow walls. Good luck with new venture, and food. Lovely.

Another place with such an amazing food. We decided to visit the lymington cause was very close to our accommodation and also had good reviews. Well I have to say it didn't fault. We had, fish cake and nachos as starter. Both well presented. Nachos presentation was over the top. The sauces were homemade and tasted amazing. As main course, we had pheasant stew with roasted potatoes and beetroot, fisherman pie and Swede mash and red cabbage as side order. Great flavour and taste. Meat was very tender. Fish pie full of flavour. Table service was courteous. Great evening. Worth a visit.

Lovely food well presented friendly and helpful staff. Good facilities clean and tidy even the toilets

Eaten several times before when the previous fab chef was here. Sadly, our lunch today was nothing like as good, although the beef was cooked excellently. The roast potatoes had been deep fried (perhaps to reheat?) in slightly stale oil, not a single green veg & gravy sadly tasteless.

We had a lovely lunch here yesterday. The pub has changed hands - the new owners are friendly and keen to please. Our food was lovely - proper chicken burger, delicious hunters chicken, warm brownie with a fab chocolate sauce and jelly and ice cream. Brilliant.

I’ve put reviews on here in the past about one of my favourite hidden gems. I think it’s changed hands and I’m really sorry, but our Sunday roast last week was terrible. Stone cold beef, burnt Yorkshire pudding and ratatouille...???? All I can say is if it is new people you have a lot to live up to and this will not have us returning

The Lymington was a family favourite for years with an excellent menu. The food was imaginative, locally sourced and had the attention to detail thay you only get with an experienced chef. Unfortunately, The Lymington changed hands Dec 2018 and is now a completely different dining experience. The menu bears little relationship to that still advertised on its website and now reads more like a run-of-the-mill chain pub - bland, unimaginative and poorly served. No more pheasant, duck breast, guinea fowl or fresh salmon, the goats cheese, pork tenderlon and delicious rich sauces have all gone, as have the incredible puddings. I understand that it takes time for new proprietors to settle in but to replace what had been outstanding dishes with burgers, scampi, lasagna and the ubiquitous steak seems foolish in the extreme.

Went with a society group. Courses were chosen in advance of the evening. The food was very good as was the service considering the size of the group. The staff were very efficient and friendly. My wife and I had been earlier in the year and were not disappointed. In true Devon tradition the evening was good value for money.

Food is always outstanding and great portions too! I eat there three times a week when I'm down for my fishing trips. Would recommend to anyone travelling in this neck of the woods.

Just how pubs used to be,was like stepping back 30 years but in a good way!! Friendly staff & very attentive. Food was real tasty with lots of choice & dogs welcome. Definitely recommend,shame I wasn’t there Sunday tho as I expect the roasts are just like my Mums :)

Some of the food was delicious but the potatoes were inedible. The restaurant looks dated and the service was bad. Asked multiple times for wine list or table water etc, the girls were lovely but not the best waitresses.

We had a meal here on Friday night and it was excellent from start to finish. The Rioja we chose wasn't available but the landlord brought us a choice of two others which we thought was pretty impressive. There was a good menu and it was all perfectly cooked. Would certainly recommend you eat here.

Ten years since our last visit, & pleased to say no drop in standards. Wonderful roast & plenty of it, lovely waitresses & bar staff, very welcoming. Easy free parking, think the bar is dog friendly?

We were holidaying in the area and were en route from Dunkery Beacon to Fingle Bridge and hadn't seen anywhere for a long time to stop for lunch. At about 2.10pm we spotted the Lymington Arms and pulled in. When asked if they were still doing food, we were told they had just stopped serving food...just as we were about to leave, the lady who I believe was the chef said she could do us something like the prawn, salmon and avocado salad or pate and toast as she'd turned the fryers off...then thought some more and said oh it's ok they've only been off for a few minutes they'll soon warm up. We said no it was fine, the prawn and salmon sounded good. She offered bread and butter too. We went to the bar and ordered drinks and the landlord said to take a seat and he'd bring our drinks over. Our lunch was better than we could have hoped for and they couldn't have been more accommodating to a pair of hungry travellers. From what we had we are sure the full menu would be good! Highly recommended.

I was blown away by the standard of the food here and the staff are really friendly. Well done Lymington Arms

Nice welcoming pub. Friendly and cosy. Great menu. Good service and good food. Visited several times and will do again.

Following our recent Golden Wedding we met Members of our Family at the Lymington for a Meal and it was lovely.

A slightly isolated location but well worth the trip. Plenty of parking.

Ignore the dilapidated signs, make the effort to journey into the middle of nowhere and you will be glad you did. This is a real gem. Vibrant pub, excellent food and very efficient waitress. Absolutely spot on, you will certainly go back again!

Six of us in the area on a fishing trip. Someone told me to try here. It was a great recommendation. All six of us were more than happy with our meals. The service was great and the staff very friendly. They squeezed us in as we didn't book before hand. We all had mains and desserts. All the lads complimented the food we received. I will be back here.

In deepest Devon. Lovely pub grub. Great steak dinner with all the trimmings. Traditional pub, no frills but good service. We did have to wait an hour for our food but the landlord warned us when we got into the pub so we were happy to wait

We came for another meal, as before the staff were first class really helpful and friendly. The menu is great, I had the duck which was amazing, the best I've had, my Husband had the venison, bacon and beef pie, he said the meat was lovely and tender and my friend had the crab cakes as a main ' really lovely' the desserts were of equal standard - the bread and butter pudding, the chocolate terrine and apple bakewell all really good. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals and it was made all the better with the lovely staff, thank you. A lovely family run, traditional pub which serves really good food, will be back, thank you.

I arranged a dinner for 22 people for last night. I had excellant help choosing the menue in advance with 5 choices of starter/mains/desserts. Also, seating arrangements were discussed. It all came up trumps. The food was excellant,good portions and very tasty. No slip-ups on choices! The staff were friendly and efficient. I can only say "Thank you" for a very pleasant evening.

Lovely evening for our table of 12 - we all really enjoyed the food and the service was great. Always a good choice and well cooked. Thank you

Excellent Sunday lunch...I have been coming here for 5 years and it never disappoints. Always excellent.

The family, on this occasion, consisted of 4 over-60's, the eldest of whom uses a walker, and a dog. We visited on a Wednesday and were so impressed we returned on a Friday. The first time we were just passing, on our way back to a nearby hotel. We phoned to book on the Friday and were 'fitted in': I anticipated this not being great and was wrong!! The first time we only wanted snacks so had just a starter which was enough, the pâté was especially good. The second time we had main courses and desserts. The pork tenderloin was rated 10/10 as was the lasagna. The caramel tart was yummy. There are steps to one door and a ramp on the other door but there is a tiny step still which might be problematic for a wheelchair but was fine with the walker. I only wish we lived nearer as I would then visit often.

Not been here before very friendly staff as soon as we arrived were greeted with a smile food excellent didn't have long to wait for our food very attentive waitress. Everything very clean and tidy good facilities

We met up with some friends here for Sunday lunch. It is a bit dated inside, but the food and service was excellent. We all had Rib of Roast Beef served with plenty of roast potatoes and vegetables. We then followed it with deserts - Sticky Toffee Pudding, meringue and Treacle tart. It was all delicious with friendly efficient service.

Without a Shadow of a Doubt, this has to be One of the Very Best Meals I have had in many years.... From the moment You walk in to this Lovely Country Pub/Restaurant you are made to feel Welcome... There is a Great Selection on the Menu.... Here You have a Chef who really knows What He is Doing.... The Food is Very well presented and Superbly Good..... From Starters through Main Courses and Desserts to make your mouth ' zing' with pleasure.... The Portions are Extremely Generous.... Try the Half Duck or Lamb.... But everything is just So Good, it is hard to choose... But You will Not be disappointed with any of the Dishes.... I can Only Rate this as the Very Very Best of Meals and to Top it all.... Extremely Well Priced.... a Must to Visit...

From the outside the pub looks quite unassuming, inside it is a very comfortable, I suppose fairly old fashioned which is great, it's just got a 'comfy' feel about it, lots of room. We were served by very polite, helpful staff. What a great menu and I was very pleased with how I was helped to change it around slightly to allow for some food intolerances I have- nothing was too much trouble. When the food arrived it met our expectations, my duck was tasty and moist as were the steaks that the others had. We had lovely puddings, treacle tart, chocolate pudding and sorbet, we had a lovely evening in lovely surroundings - we will be back !

We have eaten twice at the Lymington in the last week. Once last Saturday evening on my birthday, and tonight - the last night of our week's holiday.Both times the evening has been excellent. The food is superb. There is a wide choice from the menu, and the food is presently beautifully. It tastes so appetising.We would thoroughly recommend it.

We live locally having moved last year from the south east. I know you get real value in Devon, unlike where we came from, but you would have difficulty finding anywhere to beat this! My wife and I were part of a large group and everything was served without any delays. The food was excellent, the portions enough to satisfy even the biggest appetite and the atmosphere was what you would expect in such a friendly and inviting part of Devon. We will certainly be going again!

Came here with my wife, what a great birthday evening, amazing food, such lovely service. If we come back this way , we will definitely come here again. Xx

Booked in advance which I strongly advise. Amazing food and friendly staff. Value for money. Would highly recommend.

A pub off the beaten track but what a fabulous Sunday lunch. Food and service exceptional. Would definitely visit again for Sunday lunch

This pub is off the beaten track and so worth a visit if you live in Devon or surrounds. The welcome and service was friendly and nothing was too much even though we were a huge party. The food was just exceptional, good selection, something for everyone and beautifully presented. In fact this was the best meal I have had for some time! Well done Chef and team.

Enjoyed a really good lunch here - excellent pork fillet for me and breast of chicken for my wife both with lovely sauces. Unpretentious but attentive service. Lovely desserts. Good varied menu for all courses. Limited wines by the glass and (on a chilly day) a couple of degrees warmer would have been nice but we would highly recommend if you are in the area.

Nine of us went for lunch today - Easter Sunday. The food was excellent, well presented, hot and served with a smile. Nothing was too much trouble and whilst the restaurant was really busy we were well looked after. Excellent value for moneyThank youJanet and Edward

A warm welcome every time.Amazing food and very generous portions.The best Sunday roast in the world!

The pub was packed.....with a local shoot.....group having lunch between the morning and afternoon shoot.The atmosphere/ambience was great, the welcome fantastic.....and we really enjoyed every moment of our visit.Husband chose some smoked haddock dish which he thought was fantastic (indeed he ate every single mouthful) I chose tempura prawns with salad and a chilli dip....and I have to admit to eating all mine too......truly a fantastic meal..... so good we have booked to return on Sunday!!!

Nice to try new venues but when you just want to eat and you know it's going to be good, eat here, food great.

We arrived for Lunch and went in to our table, the options today are Beef or Lamb we both ordered the Lamb and it came fast with roast potatoes and a good selection of fresh vegetables at £9.95 each, the service was very good and friendly.

Having now lived in North Devon for over 3 Years it is good to find a pub you can rely on, we had Sunday lunch and I have to say it was well cooked with a fast and efficient service.I have eaten here on several occasions now and I can say that the food is always good and the menu is extensive the service is good and there is no rushing you There is plenty of room for large groups and families are welcome the atmosphere is like walking back in time to how pubs were but with a modern approach to the food

Stopped here by chance, turned out to be the right decision. Great choice of dishes, traditional pub food with many other options. Good value and really enjoyed our lasagne. Friendly staff, helpful too. Really nice IPA Atlantic beer. Would certainly stop here again when in North Devon.

Sadly after a 40 min drive to get here on Tuesday 9th August for a 7.30 meet with family, the place was closed. No signs to say why. So review of terrible is not really fair as no chance to try the cuisine. Did phone from outside but no answer. Hoping all was well and hope to try next time we are in the area

We liked the friendly welcome, and the menu is hard to choose from, there are so many interesting choices! I liked being able to have a starter as a main course if preferred. I had the prawns and they were fabulous. The service was efficient and we didn't have to wait long, and the waitress was funny and lovely. The puds are quite pricey but very nice indeed. I had the sticky toffee pud - wooo!

Chef Steve Kinsey once held the post of Chef in a well-known hotel in Barbados and, no doubt, perfected his skills at slipping fantastic food under your nose - limbo style. Upon entering this outwardly unassuming eatery, you are met with a delightful, extensive range of "Specials" on approx 4 blackboards. (I don't remember exactly how many blackboards because I was losing count of the number of dishes that made my mouth water, after the first board)! Although, this was a Sunday lunchtime visit during the main holiday season, there were plenty of tables available - but I would not chance just turning up, without reserving a table, if I were you. They have extensive seating and, on the occasion of our visit, they had opened up other seating areas, so this may have accounted for the less-than-full feel. However, closer to the bar area, there were plenty of other people enjoying their meals, engaging in friendly chat and adding to the buzz of this place. The salmon starter is delightful and a light starter. The chicken pate was also very tasty and was plentiful(!). As it was a Sunday lunchtime, orders for beef and lamb roasts were made by our party. Truly delicious, tender, full of flavour and filling. After the main course, another blackboard is presented listing a dozen desserts and challenging the diner to attempt yet more delicious food. Turning to the blonde in our party (yes we had one, to mirror that famous food critic), we followed her enthusiastic dive into the list of desserts. We were very pleased with the food and, we must say to anyone that cares to read this, that the service was very good also. Attentive, but not intrusive, polite and helpful. Well worth a visit. Hey, Steve, if you read this - come out and see us (diners) and take a bow. This would add the personal touch to your dishes that would set you even further apart from the others.

For a village pub off the beaten track it has amazingly tasty food. The chef really knows good food.

Friday lunchtime visit with my wife & a friend. A great atmosphere & we were made very welcome, the menu was comprehensive & contained a good selection to accommodate all tastes. The service along with the food was excellent. Definitely worth another visit.

we were told by friends how good the food was here and boy were they right.The food is of 5 star quality it was the best pasta i have had out side of Italy.The meals are of a good size and all the food looks amazing the puddings are to die for.The staff are very friendly and welcoming and i would recommend this place to anyone who wants 5 star food at prices you can afford.

I wrote prior to going there for my wife's 75th birthday. As expected they did not let us down. !0 of us dined and the evening was great. From start to finish we had all that you could want. Great welcome, great service and the food & drinks all that we expected. Being 10 in the party we pre selected our starters and main course. so it came promptly just as we wanted.Congratulations to the Chef, his kitchen staff, the serving staff and bar staff..We had a great evening.

We were recommended this place and had to visit, although a little dated the pub seemed friendly and welcoming.After a short wait we gave orders after having difficulty reading the menu from a badly scribbled chalk board.After a slight wait we received what I can only describe as ok food nothing special and definitely not worth the long drive to get here what else can I say it was ok wouldn't journey back but if I were hungry and there was now where else to eat. (Which there isn't for a few miles) then may force myself back in! Sorry

having wined and dined here many times we are going back for our family celebration of my wife's 75 birthday on 21st May.Never have we been disappointed....from arriving to paying the bill all is as it should be......great staff,.super food,and all that anyone could want.will write further after the event but if in the area....not a place to miss

Family run bar and restaurant. Very friendly staff. There was plenty of choice and the meal was delicious and reasonably priced. We are hoping to return before our stay in Devon ends. Dogs are also welcome.

Always a good meal when you go, with plenty of choice and good portions. Can cater for parties as well as couples. Small bar area but very friendly.

I have visited the Lymington Arms on many occasions and never does it disappoint you. The food is seriously yummy, well presented and not over priced. The staff are always welcoming and you can tell this is a friendly family run pub / restaurant. The Lymington offers a good range of meals for everyone.The only downside for me are the small round tables for a couple, but other than that, it is worth a visit.

We often go to the Lymington as we live nearby. It is a very popular place to eat and there is always a happy friendly atmosphere

We went here last Sunday for lunch. Having booked late on Sunday morning we were welcomed by the landlord and I think it was his wife, very warmly. It was fairly busy and although they had run out of roast beef, the roast pork served to us was absolutely superb and it's not often you get crackling this good when eating out and plenty of it. Our starters were very good to, I had mushrooms in breadcrumbs, stuffed with camembert and my wife had tempura prawns. Too stuffed for puddings, so a big thanks to all for an excellent lunch, Will go back again for sure in the near future Mick and Pam.

If you can find this brilliant old pub, in the middle of remote, rural Devon, you are in for a great! The atmosphere is pure Devon Village Pub with many cheerful locals propping up the bar but the Menu is top-notch and the fresh, local food is cooked to perfection. The service is convivial to say the least but also very friendly and efficient. Prices are very reasonable considering the quality of the grub. A bit off the beaten track but very well worth the effort of finding the place.

Excellent food out of the way in a pub that you would probably drive past, but stop and go in and try. Off the beaten track, near winkleigh. Tasty food with lots of choice. Menu on the blackboards as you go in .Cooked to perfection, local produce used.