The Nobody Inn in Teignbridge

What a lovely property. I booked the “Premium Double Room” as I was in Exeter for business. Received a courtesy call from the owner to check if I wanted dinner on my arrival, explained that I might be late and she kindly offered to have my choice of food ready to be warmed up on my arrival. Found the inn after a drive through a very rural part of Devon (even though Exeter is 5 miles away), lots of parking and easy to find (it’s signposted). Was welcomed by a very polite and friendly young man called “Joe”, who showed me my room and gave me a quick history of the 250 whisky collection behind the bar. My room was good, and even had a decanter of sherry for the guests! Had my dinner which was a tasty fish and chip supper and a couple of pints of ale, finally finished my evening with a cracking whiskey and kept company by a lovely golden retriever. The accommodation was very reasonably priced and included breakfast ( I had to be on the road at 06:00 so unable to comment on the food).

The Nobody Inn is a great place to relax, forget everything and be spoilt. Located in an out of the way location on beautiful Dartmoor this oldie worldie Inn offers both wonderful food and accommodation, the staff are great giving an excellent experience to a wonderful stay. The Inn is always on “stay list” when we are in the West Country

We come to stay at The Nobody inn every year as a growing family now with grandchildren. We’ve commented before on the warm welcome from the amazing team and the high-quality of the food combine with the willingness to cater for food in intolerances. Sue and her team make the very most of the wonderful venue and go the extra mile every time . This time we feel we just have to comment about the extraordinarily good Sunday lunch we’ve just enjoyed. Each one of us felt it was the Sunday roast we had ever experienced and we speak as professionals! The overflowing Car Park bears Testament to this, so make sure you book early to avoid disappointment! Thanks again for a wonderful stay, and for always being willing to find a solution to our weird and wonderful requests ! Wishing you all a successful and happy year Jules, Sandra, Kelly, Dan, Jesse, Kayce, Steve, Jo and Julie xx

Bit late posting this but hay what a nice place, came here for a late Father’s Day treat and was well pleased.Food was just lovely meal in the evening finished off with a few whiskeys great time . Room comfy breakfast was superb all in all a great stay

We visited on a Sunday in January 24 with a group of 10 friends for a roast. Not only were the roasts fabulous but the service was quick and with a smile. Would return without question.

Fabulous Sunday lunch. Succulent turkey, stuffing, huge homemade Yorkshire pudding, perfect roasties 8 fresh vegetables. My hubby had their renowned steak and ale pie which is packed full of tender steak. Excellent, friendly service and a lovely ambiance for a country pub. Certainly one of our favourites !!

Moeilijk te bereiken via heel smalle wegen. Binnen is het heel sfeervol en relaxed. Goed eten voor een redelijke prijs. Ruim parkeerterrein.

Average food, quite expensive and service offhand. Not worth the drive but a pretty setting on a nice sunny day.

Super food, great choice, large portions, friendly pub , in the middle of no where! Gorgeous golden lab called barley

Great pub superb setting fantastic people and ambiance and great for our 2 night stay plus evening meals here with a bunch of locals. We used to live over the hill so what a joy to come back and be welcomed by by Sue the boss!! An unchanged mostly great pub with snug rooms Food beer wine etc just as good as ever!! What is there not to like or improve on-all just great!! Thanks team

Our third visit here on our way to see friends. Staff great, food great, beds comfy and rooms clean. Plenty of parking. A quaint old pub in the middle of no where! Excellent menu with great fish and chips and the only place we know that serves devilled kidneys for breakfast.

I stayed 8 nights at The Nobody Inn, had breakfast each morning, which was made to order and delicious. I think I had dinner 5 of the 8 nights. I ordered something different each time - mostly the pies with coleslaw, potato salad and a green salad. It was a lot of food, even though I had been exploring and walking around all day. I tried to make sure to eat the healthy bits first and not fill up on savory pie and mashed potatoes. Everything was plated with edible flowers and young pea sprouts. All yummy, but I was sad about the peas that won't be. ;-) Being silly....young pea sprouts are tasty and probably full of nutrients. The bar is well stocked with hundreds of whiskys and your other favorites. It's a great place to enjoy a pint of beer outside at a picnic table with a view of the adjacent farms.

Absolutely lovely place. Very quiet and the staff where amazing and very helpful. Food was really great and plenty of it, all tasted cooked to order not microwaved. Also the breakfast was brilliant. Really nice place would visit again

I spent 9 nights at the NoBody Inn and stayed in the Rose Room. I loved my room, the food, the pub, and all of the staff. The Pub was built in 1630 and is relatively untouched in its remote Devon countryside location. Accessed by single carriage lanes, it was a little unnerving to get there, but I got the hang of the lanes quickly! Just stick to 20-25 mph, slow down when you can't see around a corner or over a hill. Whomever is closest to a passing area has to back up. My room faced west with a lovely bay window. I spent lots of time sitting at that window, reviewing photos of the day or writing postcards. I enjoyed the birds in the garden and front row seat for every sunset. The entire staff is like family (some are related). They were all very friendly and hospitable. The pub has a great draft beer selection and HUGE whisky selection of Irish, Scottish and English. The local Dartmoor Whisky is very good. Breakfast is made to order and all was delicious (although, I tried, but could not eat the pickled kidneys). I always made sure there was room for brown toast with butter and their homemade whisky marmelade. Coffee is french press - the best! Dinners were robust and all delicious. I didn't eat in the pub every night, but did many. The pies, mash, coleslaw and salads are delish! I wished I could visit every year. Indeed, I do.

We were staying nearby and the nobody was the top of the ‘places to eat’ list, so we went on our first night. And returned on our second. There’s such a nice oldy worldy atmosphere. Joe and Collette were superb (thank you) and made us and our dogs really welcome. The food was fantastic. We look forward to trying the roast on another trip!

Good choices, plenty of food, nice arrangements, taste and fresh, good wine and taste beer…and plenty of whiskey

I laughed when I read a review which used that word 'tired'. Of course its tired - its hundreds of years old and completely in character with its history. Look at the pictures. We stayed for a night on our way to cornwall meeting farmer cousins Michael and Christine who farm nearby. Michael recommended the pies which the pub is famous for - disaster - ran out at lunch time- as did a few other things so I would say the food was nice - especially the honeycomb ice cream but just standard pub fayre. If you go I suggest phoning to reserve a pie. The rooms were individual and great - not in any way tired. Breakfast was epic- as well as the usual (following my cereal and porridge) were hand cut ham and eggs, kippers or in my case devilled kidneys(and eggs). Anywhere that does kidneys gets my vote and these were very well cooked. Jayne looked after us and is a real star - thanks very much. The pub is famous for its whiskey selection but I think you have to be a bit of an expert to choose one!

A very friendly pub in the heart of Devon, a real part of the village, great food and lovely fries. As a villager, I love to be able to walk there and back and meet so many visitors from all over the world.

Great little pub and full of charm. Polite staff and good choice of drinks. We were expecting more of the food based on reviews, as although nice enough, the quality didn’t justify the cost. The scallops in particular. Other wise pleasant evening.

We had a family visit here for Sunday lunch and have been wondering why we have left it so long since our last visit. The welcome in this wonderful old pub was very positive as always, the locals are friendly, and best of all…. the Sunday roast is the tastiest we have had (and we have a lot of them)! As an added bonus, there were more dogs than children. We won’t leave it so long next time.

great Sunday lunch, still with a lot of food as all way. I have not been for years and it was still the same. lovely and homely. Cannot fault it. The staff are just great .

Welcoming old world charm friendly greetings from the staff . Large choice of drinks and huge whiskey choice . Had evening meal 3 course excellent stayed for the evening room very comfortable and clean . Breakfast was amazing especially the fried bread which made a...

Decided to make the trip to the Nobody Inn after reading an entry in the guest book at the place we were staying in Bovey Tracey. Thank goodness we read that book. The Inn is situated off the beaten track and we would never have...

My partner and I came for lunch around midday. It was pie week and I'm please to say the pies and vegetables did not disappoint, My Steak pie was absolutely delicious with quality meat and seasoning while my partners Suet veggie pie, in her words,...

When recently in the Exeter region for a short holiday and needing to find somewhere to lunch, I thought of The Nobody Inn. I had not been here for nearly 20 years. It was great to see that very little seems to have changed, The...

We stayed here for three days and ate here every night. The food was excellent - particularly the very tasty and perfectly cooked steak. The fish and chips were also lovely - and enormous - with beautiful light tempura batter. There were different options on...

Visited Nobody Inn while traveling with work and arrived late. Dispute this, a very warm and friendly welcome. I ate in the restaurant and the food was exceptional. It was proper home cooked, fresh food. The steak and Ale pie was like nothing I had...

Absolutely oozing with charm and history, and a warm welcome. Tucked away down some narrow Devon lanes, it’s well worth planning your route in advance – consider coming via Ide and Dunchideock regardless of whether you’re coming from east or west, as satnav is likely...

We visited today and sat in the lovely garden. Ordered drinks at the bar, good selection of ciders on offer! I asked what was gluten free on the menu and the very friendly waitress went to ask the chef. She brought back the menu which...

Three of us were in the area following a two hour drive and had timed our arrival for lunch. We sat in the garden, which has plenty of room, with some drinks and chose our meals. I had the Dover Sole which was beautifully cooked...

Visited yesterday evening with our daughter and partner. We sat outside which was lovely, but we were very disappointed when looking at the menu. The starters and puddings were appetising, but the main courses were very uninspiring, overpriced basic pub grub. The food itself was...

All stops were pulled to make my 50th celebrations the best I could have asked for. Service, staff, wine and food were beyond amazing. Sweets were personalised, shellfish 🦐 fantastic. Thank you to all concerned that put this together. Truly amazing

We have visited a few times over many years and always had excellent, generously portioned meals of great quality in a lovely atmosphere. This visit was no exception: a large portion of rib of beef was so tender it fell off the bones. The vegan...

Visited for a Jubilee Quiz Night to raise funds for local charities. Great fun with a well researched quiz. Steak and Ale Pie as good as ever and the scallops with pea sauce are the best. Great atmosphere. Busy but great staff.

5 stars from start to finish. Food was super fresh and beautifully presented. The ploughman's has to be one of the best ever. Highly, highly recommended. Will be back for sure.

As Tina Turner said 'Simply the Best'. What an absolutely superb pub. Yes, you may have to negotiate a couple of Devon's narrow country lanes to get there, but I promise you, it will be worth it. It is a quint essential English pub in...

We have just enjoyed a truly delicious lunch today.We loved the menu choice with some unusual offerings such as Oxtail & Rabbit stew.Three of us opted for the rabbit stew which was exceptionally tasty & hearty.The other chose the steak & ale pie which was...

We had a delicious supper in this cosy and warm pub. Excellent food and beautifully presented. Staff were charming and helpful. The pub is full of character and charm and is a real traditional English pub. Highly recommended.

Had a great meal here, nothing fancy but really solid nice food. The waitress Jayne (with a Y) was a right laugh and we had good chats and fun with her, even with her calling one of us the W word lol....she meant wimp, we...

Seek this place out if you are in striking distance of it whilst staying in Devon. We had an amazing lunch here. Not one weak dish had by any of us. Special mention though must go to the Steak and Nobody ale pie. Truly delicious,...

My husband and I were booked in for three nights and were really disappointed with the whole experience. Our room was acceptable but the ensuite shower room was disgusting, it was no more than a cupboard with mould in abundance. There was even a towel...

I would give it 10 out 10 but my score is 9 out 10. Only for few minor details. We stopped in room 1 . Lovely and peaceful but a very wobbly toilet. Which I informed them in morning. Should be fixed before a leak...

Honestly the best pub lunch I’ve ever had! I had a burger, my usual choice but today was a revalation.

Charming old inn with all that traditional pubs used to offer- a friendly welcome, good food and local ales, and a clean room for the night. And all this in a wonderfully peaceful countryside setting. We look forward to returning to enjoy your hospitality again.

We had lunch here and the food was delicious, Huge portions freshly prepared. We aite inside but there is plenty of outside seating. It feels as though nothing has changed for hundreds of years inside, very atmospheric.

We ate here twice. Both times the food was delicious. Fresh ingredients and freshly cooked. Menu changes regularly. Good beer and wine choice and lots of whiskey. The garden Is a delightful place to sit and eat / drink. Surrounded by beautiful flower beds in...

There is very little or no other option for food in the immediate area, so it's fortunate that the restaurant had a good range of quality, reasonably priced pub food including the standards but also pitching some options towards the higher end. I later found...

A beautiful country pub with friendly staff and Covid safe. The food was excellent and the menu had a good amount of variety, with some interesting dishes you don’t usually see. The desserts were a particular highlight, the lemon posset was huge and pecan chocolate...

Went for Sunday lunch not good beer asked for diet coke came out flat and tastes like blackcurrant cutlery came out dirty knives dinner came out 2 bits of beef 2 roast potatoes giant Yorkshire pudding little bowl of veg 6 slices of carrot 2...

Having recently retured to this charming, quaint pub with my husband for an overnight stay and dinner, we were again greeted by warm, friendly staff who immediately made us feel relaxed after a fairly stressful journey. Sitting in the quiet beer garden we both started...

Had a lovely lunch at this pretty English country pub. It was an unexpected find and we will definately return. The food was great, good quality ingredients well made and tasty. The service and staff were friendly. We ate outside in the garden and realised...

Friendly Inn. Old world charm. Fantastic room. Food....superb ! I wish that I lived closer, but, I will return. The breakfast was immense, the best. Whiskey selection.....wow...Christmas everyday....! Thank You to All at The Nobody Inn.

For anyone who needs to get away from the hordes of tourists and trippers who invade the English riviera over bank holidays and school holidays, the Nobody Inn just 40 minutes drive away on the edge of Dartmoor is the ideal place. A warm welcome...

Delighted to be able to return to The Nobody inn. Staff where helpful & attentive , nothing was too much trouble . Lovely relaxing . Would recommend the roast beef . We’ll be back . Thank you .

Really happy to have lunch again at the Nobody Inn. It’s great to be in a proper pub again. We had a good lunch as usual all enjoying the generous Sunday roast along with some good wine, although hopefully as things relax the old wine...

So good to be back inside this wonderful pub today, always a favourite of ours and it didn't disappoint. We shared a wonderful gala pie to start, with homemade brown sauce, followed by the Lebanese style lamb and feta flatbread and a good old fish...

I’ve just had an amazing BBQ at the Nobody inn. Incredible burger and salad, with the beef locally sourced and bread locally made. After lockdown, this incredible, local food is just what we needed. The team are working so hard to be as covid safe...

Enjoyed the Mexican Feast takeaway. Great food, wide selection of meats. Huge portions. Well done for providing a takeaway service. As before, missed the warm atmosphere and buzz of The Nobody which is always special.

We had another lovely visit to the Nobody Inn last weekend. A very relaxed and welcoming atmosphere although Covid restrictions were well organised. Lovely food as always. Sue and her team did a great job. We'll be back next year for our 20th visit!

We had lunch today 03/10/2020 at The Nobody Inn as usual the food was lovely. We were also very impressed at how well they adhered to the Covid19 guidelines. It was a very safe and made us feel at ease. Thanks and keep up the...

A pub full of character, responding well to Covid conditions, with friendly and professional staff. Food a combination of pub classics and slightly left field (so one of us had scampi and chips, another had cab and crayfish risotto). All freshly prepared, served hot. Whilst...

We had a few great meals here. Eccentric and warm, with an amazing selection of whiskies and a nice garden out the front.

Although less than 30 miles away we decided to stay overnight in one of the very pleasant bedrooms. This was a great experience in every way - Sue the proprietor has developed a highly professional and friendly team, the menu was not the 'run of...

This is arguably the best meal I've had in ages - in an amazing setting too! Home cured salmon starter divine and local mussels extraordinary. Worth all it's awards - will definitely ensure I build it into any trip south!

We had a bit of a mix up with the time of our booking for lunch but they phoned us and agreed to hold our table. We are so glad they did as the meal was fantastic! We shared a starter of tempura King prawns...

I just love this pub. Sue and the team are always on top form and so is the food, the wine and the atmosphere. Very Covid safe. Beautiful fresh lunch as always. Wonderful coffee. Thank you so much again !

The great ratings and reviews are well deserved and are a testament to the quality of The Nobody Inn. We have been here 7 or 8 times and look forward to it every time. The food is a hearty and quality. With the Nobody pie the stand out along side the Sunday dinners, it’s what going out for Sunday lunch with the family should be about. The bar is well stocked and the restaurant has a really nice local, welcome feel to it, whether it’s going in the winter or summer.

Fabulous Sunday lunch in the garden. The food was excellent and all the team were terrific. It felt safe and every precaution was taken to make us comfortable and secure. We will be back as soon as possible. It was a real treat. Thank you to everyone at The Nobody Inn for making this such a lovely experience.Maggie

We had a wonderful Sunday lunch at The Nobody Inn. The food was super - rare beef with York pud etc & super veggie nut roast. The best chocolate brownie ever. The staff could not have been friendlier or more helpful - or careful given Covid. All very well organised. We asked to sit outside (because of Covid) and had a great table under an awning - perfect even when the rain started. No need to worry about Covid here. Not crowded, I guess because it's slightly off the moor. Pub looked seriously historic and picturesque- and tables inside were again spaced for social distancing. We'll be going back soon !

Well done to the team at The Nobody for providing a takeaway service to the locals in the Teign Valley. We had the fish, chips and mushy peas and the food was as good as ever ...... but missed the wonderful ambience of the pub. Steak & ale pie next week - can't wait. Social distancing is essential right now but not as good as socialising - come back soon.

What a wonderful inn!. Do read something about it before going to get a sense of the history! Very quiet due to the ongoing problems but a pleasant welcome, a log fire, timbers, slate floor - its out of a picture book! If you enjoy wine and whisky then you are in heaven as the selection is more than anywhere we have seen! Basic menu but good food and presentation. Clean tables and glassware, good friendly service and lots of parking! We recommend the whitebait with a coronation sauce (superb!) and the beetroot smoked salmon as well as the chocolate brownie. Good cheese and butter with the ploughmans and excellent coffee. Ask the lovely lady for a peek at the list of whiskies to enjoy reading over an aperitif - heart warming! Cannot wait to go back! PS Lovely spotless washrooms too!

Really good choice of lunch dishes. good service and nice atmosphere. Very quaint and in a pleasant location near to Exeter. Garden would be nice to eat in if we ever get some sunny weather.

Went for Trip advisor meal offer. Lovely character pub. Service was friendly. Great food.Will definitely be back

Not been for years but found the nobody just as cosy and welcoming as ever, complete with barley the dog!Had steak pie for lunch with husband on his birthday, absolutely amazing, we licked the plates clean!Cheese board for afters, great accompanyments, particularly the nobody ale chutney.The nobody's own ale is really good and reasonably priced, I had korev which was also not expensive for a pub.All in all, we want to go back but would find it hard to get anything other than the steak pie!

Four of us who hadn't been here for a very long time (35 years ish) visited for lunch. We booked and I suggest you do as it is a bit of a drive to find out they are fully booked. Parked in their large car park and were warmly welcomed by the lady behind the bar. Lunchtime menu isn't large (often a good thing) but you should find something on it for all tastes. The food was excellent and we will certainly not be leaving it another 35 years before going back.

Well worth driving to, albeit a bit off the beaten track.Lovely rural pub. 240 whiskys , plus numerous cheeses and Gina to choose from.Tables and chairs a bit small. But we managed. Ate in the area near the ladies toilets, no visible heating. So we were cold.Had our coffees near the fire, much warmer.Food excellent. Good menu to peruse. Service good.Free parking and WiFi. Toilets great, clean. Shall return in the summer.

Our regular monthly boys night saw us visit this amazing country Inn situated in Doddiscombsleigh. We were warmly greeted by the Inns landlady (Sue) who made us all feel very welcome. Sue had organized a spectacular evening meal and her knowledge of local foods and suitable accompanied wines made for a glorious evening. Our thanks go to all the staff who were only to pleased to help. I highly recommend the Nobody Inn and will definitely be returning in the very near future.

We last visited this pub 30 years ago and nothing has changed except the carpet and a wall! How lovely is this, a log fire burning, candles on every table, a good selection of wine, beers, whiskies and gins etc. The food was excellent, served by friendly staff, nothing too much trouble, breakfast too was stunning, the full english and my eggs royale were the best we have ever had! The room had everything you would expect in a hotel whilst retaining its character. True value for money in this modern age where so much tradition, comfort etc is lost. We will definitely return, next year and can absolutely recommend it for both food and a short break. It is very rural but close to Exeter.

Dinner for 13- absolutely faultless, amazing food, great service, highly recommended. Well worth a visit!

We spent a Saturday night. The rooms are in the attic so beautifully snuggled in as you’d expect from an old building. Everything clean and comfortable with a glass of sherry in our room . All staff friendly and we were able to have a laugh together. Excellent table service in the restaurant. They had chosen a quiet corner with table all laid ready. Wide choice of drinks and food which was delicious. Breakfast in the morning again had a good choice and again freshly cooked. Couldn’t fault it. It was also nice to spend time chatting to the manager in the morning. We will want to visit again to tackle the cheese board .

Room, ambience, service ’A’-Star. The food is outstanding!!!!! My third stay here and it just gets better every time. The restaurant has also had a revamp, yet has maintained ALL of its character. Highly recommend this gem of a place!

Stayed in East Devon for a long weekend near this village.

We have recently just moved to the area and thought we would try out one of the local pubs. The NoBody Inn was fabulous, the food amazing (Try the duck and Chilli beef!!) but the service was the highlight.The staff were helpful and efficient and couldn't do enough to help us. Georgie and Tom are a credit to The NoBody team. We will defiantly recommend to our friends.

We recently held a family birthday lunch at this charming old English Inn. Sue and her team were most welcoming and we enjoyed a delicious freshly prepared Sunday roast in the wonderful atmosphere of this characterful 17th century inn. We will be back soon. Thoroughly recommend.

Beautiful old pub serving more 'restaurant' style food (think Rabbit Pie, Vennison Stew, etc). The food was stunning and the place was quaint and stunning.

What an amazing old restaurant / pub this place is!

Always a real treat to visit the Nobody Inn with friends. Sue and her team always there to give everyone a very warm welcome and go above and beyond to ensure you have a great dining experience. A magnificent pub restaurant with a wonderful ambiance. A delicious selection of freshly prepared meals and deserts which were all beautifully presented. I would certainly recommend a visit for lunch or dinner. Thankyou for yet another memorable evening, I will look forward to visit again soon.

It 's 4 years since my last review of the Nobody. Since then it has got even better (if thats possible) than it was before.

This place is heaven if you want a peaceful break away. Food is excellent, staff so friendly, room very comfortable. Having visited several times a few years ago on my own for work finally managed to visit with my husband. He loved it. It is hidden away but definitely worth finding. With only 5 rooms it is difficult to get a booking, so would advise booking well ahead, but because it is small it adds to the character. Had a really lovely couple of days. Keep up the good work Sue and don't change a thing. We will be back! Chris and Kay Potter

10-15 minutes from Exeter but seemingly accessed only by Devon standard 8ft wide lanes. Lovely ambience, delicious food more than make up. And yes, there does seem to be quite a choice in whisky (shame I don't drink).

For whiskey drinkers, you'll be in heaven. Over 50 different varieties. Good food nice service. The owner could be a little friendlier but the rest of the staff you couldn't fault.

Visited last night with a friend - we meet once a month and dine at a new place we have never been to before. The food here was amazing. I have never had chilli beef like this. Highly recommend ❤️

I lovely inn with lots of old world charm. The check in was very quick and the staff were very helpful. the food was very nice and not to expensive

It is about 10 years since I last ate and stayed at this excellent hostelry. Not a lot has changed on that time with the exception that they only stock about 220 wines nowadays instead of the 900 odd when we were last here. We chose a table in the garden as the weather was super. I had the fantastic Nobody Inn Steak and Ale pie. A large succulent slice of of incredible beef between proper shortcrust pastry served with Roast potatoes and vegetables. My wife and eldest daughter both had the Crab salad which they both enjoyed. My youngest had the Cheese and Ham Ploughmans. For desert I had a super Sticky Toffee pudding with Clotted Cream. The wife had a scoop of Whisky and Marmalade ice cream. Youngest daughter had the Summer Pudding. Service is excellent, prices very reasonable, and this establishment is well recommended.

Been coming here for more years than I care to remember! Caught up with family for a dinner, food envy as all the other three diners had the Steak and Ale pie, very rich tender and served with generous portions of mash greens and carrots. So tasty apparently that I had to try it. As for the crab and crayfish salad, faultless. Thank you to a wonderful host and supported with excellent friendly and helpful bar and waiting staff.

Popped in for a meal on Sunday evening whilst visiting the area. Sat outside, nice staff and excellent food, much better than the average pub food. We had the hake and the crab, both of which were delicious and very well presented together with a pint of local ale. Would recommend .

Lovely old country pub set in the Devon countryside, we had an evening meal and stayed overnight having a great time, will certainly stay again.

A lovely old inn tucked away in Doddiscombsleigh where we enjoyed a leisurely Sunday lunch. There are 3 rooms where you can eat, all with their own character. Large bar with a really extensive wine list, we were spoilt for choice. Definitely a place to go if you like your whisky! Really well presented smoked salmon and heritage beetroot for starter. The waitress was also really helpful in finding out dairy free options for one of our party who enjoyed the African stew for a main course. Nut roast was good and the chef knows how to make a mean Yorkshire pudding! Could only manage a sorbet for dessert as portions are on the larger side. The owner was very busy initially behind the bar but did take time to check that everything was ok with our meal on at least a couple of occasions. A popular pub in the area so probably best to book.

We went to The Nobody Inn for lunch, and enjoyed every minute of it. We enjoyed regional beer, lager and stout too. The Food was delicious and ample portions.

Food superb all round .The steak pie out of this world for a hearty eater.Over 100 wines and 200 whiskies at good value