Warren House Inn in West Devon

This is one of our favourite pubs in the area. Always a warm welcome and delicious food. My husband loves their rabbit pie! Highly recommend?

very very good rabbit pie, great pub in a beautiful area. partner had jacket potato which was very , will go again later in the year

We had a lovely lunch here today. The bar staff were friendly and helpful and the food and drinks were great. They were even kind to our ridiculous dog who did his best to destroy the place while trying to say hello to everybody.

Dropped in for a drink whilst driving across Dartmoor. It's in a very isolated situation but with glorious views across open moorland. There is outside seating but we chose to sit inside. A nice pint of Otter ale. The famous fire was a welcome sight.

Great pub in Dartmoor, with lots of history, food was tasty. The atmosphere was amazing.

Owners are rude beyond believe. Using language your children shouldn’t hear. Cursing public when they enter the Inn. Arrogant, unfriendly and obnoxious. Sad times as I have known this beautiful place through my grandparents, parents and taken my own children. Have walked across the moor to visit from my home. Food is over priced and yet again served with no care. Totally heartbroken that a beautiful place like that can be run by horrid, unengaging people.

Great traditional pub. Used to offer more veggie options, with half the specials board catering for veggies. Still good place though. Bring back the veggie pie (with black peppercorn)!

Super staff, nice atmosphere, good beer, fab situation, food... not so great.

Warm welcome ,excellent service and as a nice a rabbit pie as I have ever had or made. Everything we needed for an enjoyable lunch . Thank you.

Enjoyed the rabbit pie! Very friendly staff too...

Great location but food is poor, depending on the luck of the draw. Landlord pleases himself whether or not to open, and can be moody and rude with a take it or leave it attitude.

Lovely lunch and nice table service. Very cosy.

Very nice location and really friendly staff; however be careful with your food choice.. if you choose the ploughman’s lunch, it’s nothing more than a baguette and salad with butter and a bit of chutney.. it was far from my expectations honestly, and was worth £5 tops, as much as a starter.

Absolutely beautiful pub on Dartmoor, views to die for and a really friendly and warm welcome. We didn't eat but the food coming out the kitchen looked great. They are famous for their rabbit pie which I will definitely be returning to try. Only reason this isn't a five star review is because of the price. Two half diet cokes, a pint of real ale and a couple of bags of crisps were over £12.

Only scoring 1 star as there's no options for zero! Waited over an hour for our food. When it eventually arrived my sons burger was raw. Absolutely shocking and dissapointed. Please don't waste your time and money at this establishment. Awful. Please avoid. Had to argue for full refund.

Only scoring 1 star as there's no options for zero! Waited over an hour for our food. When it eventually arrived my sons burger was raw. Absolutely shocking and dissapointed. Please don't waste your time and money at this establishment. Awful. Please avoid. Had to argue for full refund.

Perfect. Upon walking in you’re faced with wooden beams, a bar with lots of choice: ales, lagers and ciders plus more and a homely pub feel! The barman Tony knew all about the history of the pub from its 19th Century Tin miners’ background to the modern day. The food was varied (she had Pea & Mint soup while I had a Rabbit Pie). This proper country pub grub could not be faulted. This place and its staff absolutely made my day.

Perfect place for after a walk up Dartmoor. The food was excellent - highly recommend.

A bit a bit drinks were expensive example Coca-Cola £4 a pint of bitter £6

Wonderful very old and highly atmospheric pub. Restaursnt is highly recommended. Omnivores should try the rabbit pie - it's to die for

Really good food and friendly service. Did not have to wait long.

Lovely pub. Dog friendly. Very remote. We just had beers.

Proper middle of nowhere real pub. Staff were great, food was good and great setting.

Be warned - they serve vinegar instead of cider here. Should have realised it would have been awful when we were given a blank look by the barman when we asked for it. Avoid.

A wonderful little pub overlooking the lovely views of the moors when on a sunny clear day. Parking is limited and beware of the sheep! Though they run away if you get to near. Inside the bar has two beautiful open fires which one has been burning for many years. You can sit in the bar or chose to sit in the dining areas or outside if weather permitted. Well decorated with old pictures of the place on the walls. Nice simple menu that you order up at the bar. Had the cheeseburger with came with chips and a small salad. And sticky toffee pudding with custard. The chips were yummy! But I didn't think burger was worth it's price. The pudding was nice although the top was slightly burnt so could taste that. Food is nicely presented. Staff was friendly and helpful. I would come back again as its a little treasure of a place.

Great place to stop, if there's room to park!

Travelled all the way to the Warren House especially for a joint birthday lunch with my son, as we used to go there years ago when he was small and it was always so welcoming. Unfortunately, not this time. The barman was an obnoxious jobsworth who was so aggressive with his attitude. He ordered us about and made out like we were not welcome. His customer service was non existent. He was moaning to customers at the bar that he didn’t have enough staff, like it was their fault. We left without even ordering a drink. He totally spoilt our lovely day and our happy memories of that pub. Horrible little man.

Didn't stay for food or drink as extremely busy. Lovely place tho.

Everything was lovely, although it was a touch cold. Should have had the fires on really...

Fantastic location and views sat outside too on training rideout stopover.

Had been meaning to visit for a while and finally found an opportunity; very glad I did. Its just what a pub should be - good food and drink done well. The Steak and Ale pie was brilliant but my artner had the Rabbit pie, which was amazing. - so we'll need to go back. Surprised by the poor reviews from a couple of months ago - was definitely not our experience - we found the staff friendly and welcoming.

Great location and atmosphere. I been loads of time on my motorbike.

Super friendly staff. Place was really busy when we arrived but they managed to get us in the dog friendly family room. As soon as a place became available in the cosy bar, someone asked if we’d prefer to move. Everything appeared so well organised & there was a lovely atmosphere. A little gem!

Prior to walking to Assycombe Row with our dog, we had an early lunch here on a gloomy Monday In February so the friendliness and famous fire were very welcome. The service was swift and the food, delicious.

Love this place. Good food and nice staff

Fantastic spot for some decent drinks, food and incredible views. Highly recommend if you’re in the area to go. Perfect place after a long walk on Dartmoor. It’s dog friendly too which is a bonus. The rabbit pie was delicious and the puddings were just as good! Good range of drinks on offer too. Staff were perfect - super friendly and great customer service.

Love this pub. Always welcomed the with the best flapjack and a great pint after a long walk. Today was no exception

Wonderful place to go for a small luch, or something bigger! Always like sitting next to that fire!

A great visit here on Sunday 14th January 2024. Lovely old pub full of character. Friendly staff, and about as perfect Sunday roast that you could ask for!! 100% fabulous! Can't wait to go back. Puddings great too, especially the Chocolate fudge and clotted cream. This is a cracking find, and would recommend to anyone. The open moorland view outside is something else! Can quite imagine sitting across the road with a pint on a warm summers day.

Turned up on spec at 2pm and were seated by the fire and served quickly despite it being a busy day. Our dog was made welcome and the food was delicious. Lovely friendly staff in a cosy setting. Thank you!

A lovely historic moorland pub. Good food and beer. Catering for Gluten Free and Vegan options

We visited as a big group prior to a walk on Dartmoor. Despite being a big group (11 including 5 children) and walking in we were able to get a table, ordered and served promptly. Me and my wife shared a cheese burger and chips with an extra portion of cheesy chips and the children enjoyed a chicken nuggets meal and a vegeterian sausage meal. All were well portioned and the end result empty plates! Cosy pub and enjoyable visit with decent food 👍

Dartmoors highest pub, well worth a visit if your in Devon.

Very unwelcoming staff members working during our visit to this pub. Rude bar staff, one in particular was very inappropriate towards me. Wouldn’t return.

Only had a drink nice old pub interesting and friendly

This was such a lovely pub all the staff were friendly and kind. They welcome dogs, even a very large one like mine. They came out to give him a treat and were happy to let him eat a sausage as we ate our food. The food was incredible. I had the rabbit pie and I haven’t eaten such a good pie in years. To top it all off my dog got a little sick probably from al lathe water he drank while on our walk on the moor beforehand and when I he was sick they didn’t get annoyed or stressed, they simply came over to provide me with a small tub and some tissues to sort it and then even disposed of it for me after. 10/10 place make sure you visit!

This was such a disappointing visit. We regularly pass the pub on foot or in the car, and it held great memories for us of wet winter walks and that welcoming fire. As a treat, we took our son, back from Uni, for lunch. What a disappoinment! Firstly, all the staff were friendly, and the beer was very good, though a bit pricey. The food was quite poor however. Sons' Rabbit Pie was pretty dry inside, mine had sauce and was better, but both pies had pretty uncooked veg in them, which was a bit too al dente for us both. Chips were good. But, although there was a good helping of veg (Carrot, broccoli and cauliflower) there was no sauce or gravy to eat them with, and no-one did. Just too stark and bland. My wife had a vegetarian lasagne, which when it arrived was shrunken, dry and inedible. With it was a small side-salad and a foot-long baguette. This was soon changed on complaint, and the replacement was better, but not a lot of food for the money, mostly a bread roll. We were all very disappointed, and had hoped for a much happier experience. £50 wasted sadly.

Lovely Rabbit Pie and ever burning fire.

Great country pub lovely food. Reasonably priced will visit again.

Amazing pub. Great staff. Exceptional food.

Very friendly place. Stunning setting. Highly recommended for walkers.

Not normally one to complain or write bad reviews but I was highly disappointed with the appalling service that we received from a member of staff at The Warrens Inn. He was very rude and clearly had a problem, one of his young colleagues came over and apologised to us about his attitude by that point it was to late and we decided to take our service elsewhere to Two Bridges Hotel a couple of miles down the road and we had a lovely meal with lovely service.

Comments left in photos that we posted on google. Worst service… ever! Such a shame as such a lovely pub and I have many of family memories there.

While on holiday in Dartmoor my partner and I were looking forward to visiting this place as we crossed the moors. No sooner we walked through the door a very rude man hurdled us into a side room because we had our 4 month old daughter with us. The man was very blunt and after 10 minutes we hadn't been offered any menu's or drinks, a young (polite) lad eventually came up to the table and apologised for the way the older rude man had carried on, at which point we decided to leave as it looked like they weren't interested in our business. Just plain rude and unprofessional

We enjoyed a tasty lunch by the fire after a walk in the snow. Would recommend the rabbit pie! Friendly and helpful staff and great beer - Otter

Called in for a quick lunch on my way over Dartmoor as I have good memories of the Warren House Inn from years ago. Very efficiently served a Ploughman’s lunch which was both very tasty and filling! The Fire was still burning and the atmosphere was great!

Lovely pub to stop off at when up on the moors, always have the fire's burning, great place to warm up when out on the motorcycles.

The owner/landlord is extremely rude and unpleasant, told customers to f*** off for asking to try the wine as he couldn’t describe if it was dry or sweet. No apology, truly disgusting behaviour. Sunday roast food was cold and bland, came out within a minute of ordering must have been sat on the kitchen side all day. Shame it use to have a good reputation.

Lovely fire and atmosphere, and friendly staff. But three of us had the rabbit pie which was very disappointing - over-use of dried herbs, I thought.

Wonderful bar staff. Food absolutely delicious, proper hearty pub food. The World Famous Rabbit pie is not to be missed! Steak and ale pie also amazing

A quintessential English pub. Warm, historic, and in an amazing setting. I have visited a number of times and it is one of my staple stops on Dartmoor now. It can look a bit busy from the outside as many cars are parked along the road, but most of them are off walking and every time I have been in there have been enough tables to choose from. The food is simple, straight-forward, and absolutely delicious. There is always a nice selection of specials such as chicken pie and lasagnas which changes often. The homemade desserts are amazing also - the sticky toffee pudding with custard, ice cream, or clotted cream, is highly recommended.

We visited this pub after a day mooching around Dartmoor and we were welcomed into a warm and lively pub. The food was nice - all fresh and tasty. My only problem was the children’s options. Mains are around £15-£20 so I didn’t want to order an adult meal for a child. The children’s options are chicken nuggets, sausages or fish fingers with chips. I asked for a healthier option but was met with a sharp no. This really does need looking at.

Up on the moor. Motorcycle destination.

Lovely and welcoming pub to roll off the moor onto. Crackling fire, great food and a well served pint: what more could you want?

This place is outstanding. My partner and I came here following a trip to Dartmoor zoo. He had read the reviews and the history of the place intrigued him enough to drive us there for dinner.. The Inn is super cosey and we manged to secure a spot by the famour fireplace and order two steak and ale pies.. They certainly lived up to their great reviews and we're delicious. The barman and owner was lovely and told us about the areas history.. He is really friendly and made the whole experience enjoyable. Overall the place lived up to it's hype.. I would highly recommend this place for food and drink, you won't be disappointed.

Fantastic location, amazing views, ample parking and walking, decent food, good drinks, reasonably priced.

Paused for lunch with our daughter and her dog who were visiting us in Dartmouth from Kent. We enjoyed an excellent meal and were fortunate enough to be able to sit outside in the mild weather and admire the views. Made very welcome by the staff who were happy to stop for a quick chat in spite of being busy. I ordered their special rabbit pie which proved absolutely delicious.

Sincerely might be one of the finest pubs I've ever been to. This is honestly worth travelling to. And those pubs are remarkably scarce. This is the sort of place they put in movies to add romance. Amazing.

Went in here after me and the wife went for a roam on the moors. It was a misty and wet day this pub was a cosy sanctuary. The fire was alight and the food and drink was great. Would definitely recommend If passing by has a long and rich history.

I have stopped here before and was pleasantly surprised at the food and beer selection. Cosy old coach house with tons of room. Overlooks the moor and is a great stopping off point into Devon and Cornwall.

Lovely little pub with a wonderful atmosphere and perfect to watch yhe world go by or to finish a hike off in. The fireplace has been burning non stop since 1845. Can't recommend it enough

It is a fabulous place to enjoy a spot of great did and a pint following a yomp on Dartmoor.

Under new management. Miss the pasties and baked spuds we used to get. Food was really poor.

We ate outside. Everything was perfect!

Wonderful atmospheric pub food was tasty and your plate not overloaded. Going back again, soon.

Lovely hearty food. Beautiful location.

Great cheesy chips, great views.

Always great for a rest and a drink.

My Son and I just dropped by. We were out riding our Old Honda motorcycles. We only had a larger shandy. Landlord is very welcoming. Sat outside, great views.

A warm welcoming place to stop and have a pint . Staff so friendly and the food was excellent.

Love this Inn the Staff are very friendly and helpful, The location is fantastic 👍

Goodness this is a special place. You enter from the mid moor with its spectacular landscape and chilly winds....into the cosiest place. Service is quick and food tasty. Whatever you do, have a drink on the moor opposite ...on this beautiful pub's lovely tables with a view over millenia.

This pub/restaurant sits high on the moors and is directly on the side of the main road. Plenty of seating area both inside and out. It was a sunny day so outside was best with great views of the surrounding countryside. Typical pub food and drink. A welcome break for lunch.

Great pub, great beer and great service despite its remote location.

Great place to shelter and have a drink after a soggy day on the moor

Best and highest pub on Dartmoor

Must be one of the best places for a pub. Miles from anywhere with beautiful views over Dartmoor.

Beautiful location, and historic pub. But expensive for what you get. Pints are a fiver and the food choice is lacking greatly. Especially for veggie options, 13 quid for quorn sausage and chips (an oven dinner)! And 8 quid cheese sandwich.. OK in a pinch or to sit outside and admire the view on a sunny day, but there are better choices not too far. They do serve real ale though! 🍺

Great little pub in a spectacular location. Good food, very busy at weekend in the summer, Dogs allowed in one side of bar, dog free dinning for others! Worth a visit.

This is a must do visit if you are in the area. Sunny days you can sit outside pub or across the road on benches to take in the fantastic views. Colder days there is plenty of room inside with the fire burning. Friendly barman, great beer and cider choices, a good lunchtime menu and a biscuit for the dog! Highly recommend

A lovely atmospheric pub on the moors, we spent a day there enjoying lunch and drinks, enjoying the views.

I've been coming here since a little boy, and it hasn't changed one bit. The fire is still burning and has been burning all year round since 1800, and when I returned as an old man, I'm sure it will still be burning.

Great food and a warm welcome! Always good to see Peter behind the counter. And the fire is always burning!

The coffee and the flapjack were excellent Stopped us having lunch later and service for us and dog friendly Recommend

Lovely atmospheric pub, wonderful views over Dartmoor with warming fire. Food was wonderful, good honest fare. Steak baguette was just what needed after morning on the moors - children's fish fingers was large portion, well worth it. Under 14s only allowed within specific room, so be aware when visiting. Dessert was a wonderful apple and raspberry crumble. Staff all friendly

Love this pub! The views are outstanding, the staff are lovely and the only reason it dropped a star is because the ploughman's was just a slab of cheese, a roll, a pickled onion and a bit of salad. Go for the rolls as they are better value. The roulade was lovely!

Good food and a lovely welcome.

The food was okay - excellent quality ingredients but nothing crazy! The real gem is the atmosphere. It's so cosy and welcoming, especially after a long walk!! And there was a lot of information about the history which my family and I enjoyed a lot.

Dogs, Kids & Boots Welcome. Landlord & Staff Welcoming. Brilliant Food,... & Not A Drip Of Gravy In Sight,.... Sorry,.. Juis !!!

Wonderful pub with lovely staff. Highly recommended the rabbit pie.