Who'd Have Thought It in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Sunday lunch - spectacular! We stayed a couple of nights and the accommodation was decent but basic. The pub is fantastic and the roast beef and Yorkshire pud lunch is as good as it gets. Highly recommended.

Had a really amazing Sunday lunch here with my family, front of house staff were super friendly and helpful, nothing was too much trouble for them. I had the roast turkey and thoroughly enjoyed it, followed up by a sticky toffee pudding which was perfect. Great spot and a real asset to the area.

We had a lovely meal. The service was excellent and the food was delicious. The mussels were fresh that day. The staff could not do enough for us. Lovely!

Stayed in one of the rooms. Can't recommend this place enough. The room is amazing. Also met a friend for a meal. Steak is out of this world. Staff are lovely amd friendly. It was like been at home with waiter service. We will deffinately be back again. Thanks for a lovely and welcoming stay. Paul and Kim

This was our local for several years until we moved away. So we were looking forward to meeting up with old friends. We arrived and were greeted by Kim(we were told her name by the locals). She was brilliant very pleasant. Drinks were good, food was okay, menu was good but not much local on it and no specials. The down side was the attitude of the landlady, she really was abrupt, we were sat in the silage bar and it was as if she didn’t want to know us, took our order with no nice words said. We won’t be back which is shame until she has left, which by the sounds of it everyone hopes Is soon. Place could do with a tidy aswell, always immaculate in Drew’s day and laterally with the Tarplees.

Absolutely incredible stuff...warm and friendly atmosphere in a typical countryside pub.. beautiful food on a Sunday with a lush Roast dinner to tick all the boxes...true quality ingredients really thousands times better than your back street carvery locations...one of them locations to sit back and unwind and enjoy the ambience...

We visited 12.10.2024 for a family meal after a country walk. Sat by the fire near the bar where it was really warm & cosy. Busy atmosphere and friendly vibe. Staff were helpful especially the lady in the camouflage top who was really kind, smiley and attentive. Food was gorgeous, generous in portion, tasty and well presented. Nice range of beers and ciders too. Perfect tonic all round after a beautiful yomp through the woods had tired us out. Would definitely recommend this wonderful pub and we will attend again soon. Loved it!

Visited for a drink and dinner with friends. Our general impression was that the food was lacklustre despite an interesting sounding menu. The £18 chicken dish was bland - no hint of the bone marrow butter stated on the menu. The £17 pork dish arrived cold, paired with a cold puree, undercooked vegetables and minimally seasoned potatoes. Side dishes were forgotten and had to be asked after.

We’ve seen this inn a lot of times in the past on the way to a NT property Today was our first time visiting the inn and TBF I’m not impressed, the menu is standard fare but could be better The staff are friendly but a little bit clueless about the menu We probably won’t be going back, which is quite sad really as the inn could/ should be better

Stayed 4 nights in a room in the car park, there are no river views as stated, blind at door needs repairing, food disappointing. On the plus side manager friendly, wouldn’t stay again, fine for a night or two, also lack of communication when booking

The first impression is one of being in need of some tlc The food was very disappointing The staff were very good but I could not recommend the food at all

Have visited this pub several times over the last few years. Unfortunately the last 2 visits the food quality has really gone downhill and prices have gone up for poorer quality. The scampi was like mush. A chicken curry came out with all the chicken pieces in a big clump-presumably frozen. The desserts used to be really special but they are now just standard pub grub. I’m not sure if the chef has changed? On a plus the waiting staff were friendly , helpful and polite. I’m not sure I want to return again to be disappointed though.

We were put at a table in the bar so we never even sat in the restaurant. Food was overpriced and not great. Crackling on the pork belly was black. Portions were so small my grown son had to make himself something to eat when we got home. I was very upset because it was his birthday and I wanted it to be nice for him. The waitress never so much as cracked a smile and barely came to the table. We waited 45 minutes for the food to arrive although the place was almost empty with only one other table in the restaurant. I would not go back there under any circumstances. Would I recommend it - absolutely not!

Pub needs a deep clean, paint work on doors etc filthy, tables sticky, carpets past their best. Food over priced and quality poor.

The pub is great traditional English pub. Very cosy and welcoming! The two ladies that served us food and drink were amazing, again friendly and welcoming! We took our cockapoo - they gave him a bowl of chicken and which of course he loved! Our son and his friend (13 yrs) enjoyed different chocolate milkshakes! Nice selection of beers, lagers and wines! We had pork bites and soup of the day ordered and clear plates - main meals were steak, scampi, pie of the day, fish special! All enjoyed and clean plates! Highly recommend! Thanks for hosting us!

Lovely pub - great decor, friendly welcoming staff. Professional warm service, very helpful young ladies. Good menu with nice variety and choice. Fresh quality ingredients, hot and tasty. We would recommend to all and will be back.

We stayed overnight in the cute rooms attached to the pub. We weren't expecting much as it was so reasonable but we were delighted with it for one night stay. Very tucked away and the sat nav takes you down a very narrow lane but once we found it we were happy to stay there in the cosy pub lounge with nice fires and comfy seats. Good range of premium spirits and beers. The food was fantastic and really good value. Even the wine was reasonably priced and nice quality. Very talented chefs produced lovely confit of duck which was better than any I've eaten in France. Friendly owners and the lovely mum in law cooked us a beautiful English breakfast which set us up for the day. We'd definitely look this place up if we're in the area again. Highly recommend it!

Saturday lunch time- busy with one staff member serving felt very sorry for her. The restaurant/bar was very cold they had two fires lit but it just didn’t warm up- everyone was sat with coats on. Haven’t been here in about a year and I must say the food was very sad indeed. Steak had no seasoning at all- bland and colourless. Battered fish pale and greasy and the chips were dark and soggy. The pork was good and very tasty but the portion size was far too small.

Food great, bar staff really friendly and you receive a warm welcome. Would come here again if in area had a great time highly recommended.

Great food and the waitresses were very helpful . We loved the table service right from the start . Food was extremely good

Went to this pub for my birthday we had a nice meal but was disappointed with the portion size. It seems every time we go the portions get smaller. We also went back last November for my husband birthday and started to notice the portion size then. To be honest we found though the pub was lovely and welcoming and the manager Kim was lovely. The food was not good value for money so would have to consider whether we would go back to eat. I am not a sink flint but I don't expect to have a 3 course meal and still walk out feeling hungry. So I think this is something that the chef and owners should take on board if they want people to come back for a meal. There was 4 of us tonight and we all felt the same.

Lovely atmosphere and great food. Service was acceptable but the manager was stressing that it was slow and gave us free drinks. We turned up with a bit of confusion with the booking but it was sorted and we were seated. Food was lovely and everything was fresh. Price was very reasonable would highly recommend this lovely hidden gem. We will be back again soon .

A scenic drive in the sunshine to this lovely Inn at St Dominic. The young lady serving us was very welcoming as were the log fires on a cold day. My husband and I both enjoyed the chicken supreme which was hot, tasty and well presented and the sticky toffee pudding / chocolate tart was very nice too. We were very pleased that there is a 20% discount on food during January. Altogether a very nice meal and we will be visiting again.

Our oven had given up on us so we booked supper at this lovely pub. Last time we went (2022) we were a little disappointed but definitely not tonight. The girl behind the bar was the only one serving and did a splendid job in the warm bar. The food was excellent ...a chicken supreme and a pork crackling dish followed by equally delightful sticky toffee pudding and brandy butter bread pudding. Having an extra 20% off the food during January was a real bonus.

Great girl behind the bar and we sat behind the locals who were fun for an hour Completely ruined by. Private event by car people who locked us out of the only working bathrooms in the pub. Why are they allowed to block out bathrooms when other are being refurbished. Won’t return because of this.

A rather overpriced Christmas Dinner experience was spoiled by the very long waits between courses, the lack of professional staff, over spiced soup and lack of turkey at the expense of burnt, overlarge yorkshire puddings, burnt carrots and potatoes. The cheese boards were well presented with a mediocre choice of cheeses including a sweating, outside corner wedge of indescribable cheese. The staff were smiling and generally cheerful and polite. The crackers were good and the tap water was served in a cold bottle which was nice. It was not a merry Christmas dinner.

Booked for lunch in mid December and on arrival it looked quiet but after awhile the bar area filled nicely with diners giving a relaxed vibe. The menu has enough choices without being overwhelming and there is sure to be something to suit most tastes, my wife went for a monkfish scampi starter and I had soup of the day, the monkfish was very tasty and was coated in batter, a little to much for my wife despite being a light tempura batter, my soup was roasted tomato soup and tasted homemade and was accompanied by very tasty olive bread. For mains my wife had fish and chips with garden peas instead of mushy, the chips were good thick cut ones and the fish was tasty, fresh and a good batter. I had Thai curry, you can choose between chicken, vegetable or the one I chose which was monkfish, the dish had an impressive presentation with the curry arriving with an onion bhaji, nan bread, poppadom, dhal, mango chutney, khachumber salad and rice, all arrived on a circular tray with each item in its own small circular pot, it looked great and tasted even better, the curry was sweet and spicy and all the accompaniments were very tasty, I certainly recommend this dish. The meal was unhurried and with a real fire burning the bar area,was welcoming and festive. A very nice pre Christmas lunch in a pub/restaurant very local to me.

Attended the wreath making workshop and also had lunch. We had a lovely day and food was amazing! Kim was an incredible host.

Had a great Xmas meal with colleagues. The staff were all very attentive, especially Jess who did her utmost to make sure everyone was happy. Will book again for next year

Lovely meal tonight. Best sausages ever and the fullest steak pie. Delicious. Kim the waitress was a delight.

We had our friend down so we went to the who'd thought it pub in St Dominic. We had a absolutely lovely meal all the staff were very welcoming. And the manager Kim was absolutely lovely nothing was to much trouble. We would definitely recommend this pub it has everything you could wish for. For a lovely evening out we will be going back very soon. To Kim and all her staff keep up the good work.

Good service in this pleasant old pub . I used to be a regular many years ago when eating in pubs was vastly cheaper than most pubs these days. Had the steak pie which was very good with the traditional extras . I would visit again

The Who’d A Thought It who we believe we were greeted by Tracey was very welcoming and friendly. The food and service was first class. We will definitely be returning to the pub. My aunt and uncle use to use it when they lived close by when I was a child. We have often passed by but today made a decision to stop and eat. Will definitely be returning when in the area.

We live in the area and had visited a few years ago and found it wanting. However now under new management we visited again with visiting family. The five of us had a fantastic meal, we shared a variety of starters, all of which were delicious, and chose 5 different mains. This was followed by a good selection of puddings & a Cornish cheeseboard. The wine list has been well chosen & we delighted in the choices we made. A delightful young man with the glorious name of Ptolemy served us. He was as local lad who is studying medicine & waiting to earn extra cash. We all had a fabulous evening but couldn’t help noticing that we were the only people eating dinner. The big crowd were clearly regulars enjoying a Friday pint or two and also having a great time. Very much worth visiting, my son & his wife down from Scotland and restaurateurs themselves were full of praise for the W.H.T.I My wife & I will definitely be back again.

Firstly all the positives. The staff were extremely lovely and very welcoming. We have a barky dog and they were terrific around her. Secondly the venue is amazing steeped in history and exactly what a pub should be. However it’s the food prices and portion size which lets it down. I had a mushroom starter for over £7 which was extremely small with a bit of lettuce. The main courses again in my view were just too expensive. We looked at the deserts and many were nearly £10. I fully understand pubs are struggling but then there is a balance to be struck. A bit more bread / more rice with the curry and paella which costs very little. It just makes you go away feeling like you have been a bit ripped off ,which is a shame because it has so much potential as a venue.

Superb service, the waitresses could not do enough, Jessica, and Molly really went that extra mile. The food was delicious, I asked for the chefs name as the silly Cow burger was the best I've tasted, a hand made patty packed with flavour, great job Darren.

OMG is this an unknown gem? Ambient, convivial. well lit, cosy environment. Staff friendly, efficient but not intrusive. Ordered 3 course set Menu @ £20.00 per head- can you believe that. Good honest home cooked fayre but portions so big had to give in to the two courses which is set @ £17.00 per head. Took half my main course home with me. Cocktails £8.00. This just has to be the best dining experience ever. Such value for money. Truly unbelievable. Will defo be returning.

Went for a spot of lunch on Friday with some friends. The atmosphere was great and the waitress was very accommodating. The food was very delicious. Will be back

Came here for a quick spot of lunch with family, absolutely blown away! Hands down the nicest pub burger I can ever recall having- beef was cooked to perfection and melted in the mouth, plenty of a delicious mystery pickle relish/sauce, and the chips were...

Warm welcome and probably the most succulent meat-packed homemade steak and ale pie ever. Sumptuous creamy mash and seasonal vegetables. Melt in the mouth burger and chips to die for. Highly recommended.

Popped by on the off chance and we were able to get a table. The roast was nice although a bit more variety of veg would’ve been good - was ideal for anyone that particularly likes their greens! Good size portion. Perhaps a vegetarian option...

Very disappointed. Food was not the best and staff unfriendly and unhelpful. Went for Sunday lunch. Soup starter had no taste, was supposed to be butternut squash but just tasted of garlic, menu said 'house bread' so expected a crusty roll/bloomer but it was cheap...

A real disappointment as we have been served great meals here in the past (I think it must be under new management?). There were only a few people eating yet after waiting a while, a member of staff approached to check my order (I didn’t...

Great pub. Went on a sunday evening. Was told that a number of dishes not available and only a few veggies. The staff made a tremendous effort to provide a great dish for is. Earm friendly staff, good beer, grest surroundings. Recommended.

While staying in the area we had Sunday lunch at this pub, excellent food and service. The roast was very good with plenty of vegetables and gravy

First time visit for us, unfortunately it will be our last. Over an hours wait to finally be given our half cooked Sunday roast dinner. Excuse given as only 1 chef preparing all of the food. After a few mouthfuls we complained, the manager was...

Went here for my birthday in May. Lovely food and friendly staff. Maybe they could add some softer cushions on the benches, however. I had a vegetarian curry, would definitely recommend 👌

Having been to this venue before I had no hesitation in making a booking for a family meal at lunchtime on a Saturday. We arrived early which was not a problem and were given the opportunity to choose where we sat, also no problem as...

Excellent food friendly staff large selection on the menu nice beer friendly locals as well dog friendly

Fantastic place! Visited this evening with my husband and young son on our way back home from a long weekend in Cornwall. The staff were extremely welcoming, friendly and attentive. The food was superb. The decor is lovely and the place is smart, clean and...

Without a shadow of a doubt, not only is the Inn warm and welcoming, and the staff exceptionally friendly and helpful, but the Sunday roast (my dad and I had the turkey, my mum had the pork) is the best restaurant roast dinner I’ve had...

Outstanding pizzas! Just popped in for some lunch with my husband on Wednesday 23rd August 2023 and had such a lovely time. This place is a little gem. We both ordered pizzas and were not disappointed. Great value for money and atmosphere was relaxing and...

The food was generally fine, however would not order the pizza. My friend ordered a chicken pizza which arrived with no chicken, when they sent it back to the kitchen it returned with large chunks of boiled chicken just slapped onto the top. Unfortunately the...

Our friends ordered a pizza to share. The topping fell well below what was described on the menu. I ordered a ham hock terrine. It arrived, a pale pink mess badly presented greasy with raw onion and frankly inedible. This is the second time that...

Excellent Sunday lunch, great service and friendly staff. Will be visiting again soon. Thank you Who'd Have Thought It.

We arrived at this pub which had been recommended at 7.15pm. The pub was almost empty and we were turned away. We were told that the pub were only serving the few bookings they had already because they’d had a busy day. We were baffled...

Called up with 30mins notice and they managed to squeeze our family of 5 in. Nice spacious tables, really friendly staff and the food was exceptional, the I had steak and ale pie with mash and peas and it was the nicest pie filled with...

Booked at table of 12 with 1 days notice. Nothing was too much trouble. Staff were so lovely and helpful and really looked after us. Our food was yummy, even though there was 12 of us, the food came out without too much of a...

We chose this inn becasue it was close to the National Trust property of Cotehele - in fact less than 2 miles away. The place is in the middle of nowhere and car parking was free. Our recently refurbished room (in what seemed an old...

Nice little pub but in the middle of nowhere and quite pricy especially for what it was. Food was good with a wide range of drinks.

Came here to have Sunday lunch. We had roast beef and pork. The food was delicious and plenty of it. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. We will be back, thank you for an amazing visit

Party of 6 - we had a selection of mains and one vegetarian children’s meal and all were cooked to perfection and tasty. The waitress was super attentive and the atmosphere was warm and friendly and inviting.

Stumbled on this place for dinner and a quick stop over - fabulous rooms with the most comfortable bed tucked behind the pub and excellent breakfast. Dinner in the pub was a hearty burger and fries with trimmings and couldn’t be faulted. Will definitely be...

On and off over the years I've often stopped here and come in for evening events. Whereas it used to be an excellent welcome, good atmosphere and good food, based on this experience, it seems to have plummeted. I know it changed hands a few...

We booked half the Who'd Have Thought It Inn (St. Dominick) for our wedding party and, as my partner is vegan, we arranged for a fully vegan buffet for 60 people. Booking the event was easy and we crossed our fingers for the food (let's...

Had great meal here today with a friend. Staff were friendly, attentive, funny, warm but in a professional way. Food was lovely, had the pie of the day which was chicken and leak. Loads of chicken and very tasty. Welcoming environmental and enjoyed the atmosphere...

We stopped by today for Sunday lunch. My wife is a coeliac so ordered her lunch (the roast pork) to be fully gluten free and it tasted fine apparently, but we’ve just returned home and sadly she’s having a gluten reaction which can only have...

The menu was nice, the food reasonably good, the service slow and disinterested. Thankfully we ordered starters and mains, as we’d never have got dessert. Clearly overbooked and too few staff. Disappointing.

Excellent food and service. Proper job served to perfection. Puddings to die for! Lovely setting with covid restrictions managed well.

Found this inn after visiting Cotehele and stopped for lunch. Friendly and very helpful staff and excellent food which was really good value for money. Well worth a visit if you are in the local area with lovely views of the Tamar valley And Dartmoor National Park.

After arriving early for a 6.30pm booking to find an empty restaurant, I was initially a bit concerned, however I needn’t have worried as very soon the tables all filled up. The staff were really lovely and friendly and made us feel most welcome. There were many delicious options to choose from on the interesting menu, with lots of fab names for the dishes eg the Daft Cow burger. I had the Salt & Pepper Squid to start and it was quite possibly the best I’ve ever had. The Blue Cow Steak burger for the main was also amazing, followed by Salted Caramel and Chocolate Slice for dessert. We are only here on holiday for the week but will definitely try to return before we go home.

Rang in advance to book an outside table (3 people and 6 dogs); extremely helpful and pleasant person said no problem at all. Arrived, found good sized table with plenty of room and some shade. Drinks were lovely and the food was exceptionally good. One of the party (me!) is vegan, and the menu had several interesting options. The food and drinks arrived promptly, the service was excellent, the quality of the food and drinks was way above average. The place was clean, well run, and definitely one to visit again. Well done.

Thursday Burgers were a real HIT. We loved the menu options and struggled to choose just one burger! The service from Kim was exceptional. She was attentive and personable. Being a chill May evening it was very cold!! She offered us warm blankets, hot water bottles and even offered to light a fire for us. Outstanding. We can see from the clientele that this pub is a staple for this community and we really really loved being apart of it all. Can’t wait to visit again

The Roast is cooked fresh that day, nothing is reheated and you can tell. The roast potatoes are delightful I'd 100% recommend booking in for a Sunday Roast here

My fiancé and I came to this pub for a roast while on a weekend trip from London. Lovely food that really felt home cooked and great service. Kim was incredibly friendly and would definitely come again if in the area.

Went here for the first time last week, was so good we went back today with the family. Fantastic food, plenty of it, brilliant value for money, and the most amazing friendly staff. Kim was by far one of the best waitresses ever

We were stopping for a long weekend in the area and lookto book Friday night meal (outside obviously). We booked and received a very warm welcome for Friday evening..The food was excellent, I had the salt and pepper squid. On Sunday we wanted to go out for Sunday lunch and chose here ..we had the Sunday roast and it was fantastic. This pub is run by a couple the gentleman is the chef and lady front of house. Thus resulting in excellent food and a very warm welcome...we will return!!!!!

We have a takeaway most weeks from the Who'd Have Thought It, Sunday lunch is always excellent. Tonight we had Pentillie Castle pheasant which was fabulous. This is not your usual pub grub, its far better than regular good pub food. Takeaways are only Friday and Sunday at the moment but if you are anywhere nearby I highly recommend ordering a takeaway dinner. And when we're allowed out again make sure you book a table a and try it. Its very popular in St Dominick for good reason.

Friendly staff, lovely warm homely pleasant feel. My fish and chips were just great, so so good. If my work ever takes me to this part of the world again, you will indeed be seeing moi again.

A favourite local for a meal out which we visit regularly. Sadly now closed due to lockdown, but the Sunday roast takeaway was excellent, and really good value. Beef superb, even got horseradish sauce with it, and loads of veg. We will definitely be ordering an evening takeaway. Keep up the good work!

Visited the area for a few days. This place knocks the spots of the competition hands down. Superb food. Tried a cross section of dishes during our 2 visits. Each and everyone of them was excellent. My beautiful if not fussy wife had a truffle and goats cheese pasta dish and it was simply sublime. Perfect. Who'd have thought it indeed!! Service was attentive without being intrusive, the wine was good quality, the portions were large enough to be satisfying but not overwhelming.Plenty of covid measures in place.This place deserves it success. Well done. Good value for money.Money well spent for once, or twice in our case.

We visited this pub by recommendation whilst staying at the St Mellion hotel. What a find! Covid "friendly" where you felt extremely safe. Staff - All of them were friendly and extremely helpful. The food was exceptional and at a very reasonable price. So much so that we visited every night of our stay and were not disappointed. I was fortunate to have a Jam Roly-Poly baked on one of our visits and it was "To Die For". I would thoroughly recommend it if it is on the menu at the time of visit. There was, on another night, a Bread and Butter pudding on the specials which I am sure was of similar amazing standard. If you are in the area make a detour to this Inn you will not be disappointed. Absolutely brilliant.

This pub is amazing! We've been coming down to Cornwall for years and always come here for the finest food, and excellent beer and service. It's far and away, the best pub we've ever visited , anywhere!

We visited this Pub on recommendation from friends. We were not disappointed. An hour away from where we staying but worth the travel. Friendly staff and excellent food. Not often we force three courses down, but did on this occasion. Would definitely visit again when down in this area, we live in Kent.

We stumbled upon this wonderful pub by chance and was so impressed ate there every night of our holiday in StMellion . The pub was incredibly Covid secure and the staff were friendly and efficient, Both food and service were first rate.Nothing appeared to much trouble . Cannot recommend this gem highly enough.

We have been frequenting this pub for many years, and we always like to bring my gran here for lunch when ever we are visiting. The covid measures in place make you feel very safe, and the service was excellent and very helpful. The menu has changed since my last visit, and has some really great choices on there. I can't wait to return again soon. Thanks so much to the whole team for doing a great job in very trying times.

Great place with fab food! Visited twice in one week whilst holidaying in the area ... only sorry we couldn't fit in another before leaving.Covid arrangements spot-on. Very welcoming & friendly staff. Varied menu & food & presentation was excellent. Will definitely be back. Recommend to anyone within reach - you will not be disappointed!

The pub looks lovely and is laid out really well for covid 19 precautions. The staff are super friendly and really professional. Like the title says the food was amazing and easily one of the best if not the best place we have eaten out at. The prices are really reasonable too. I highly recommend The Who'd have thought it inn it is an excellent place to visit

Booked for my wife's birthday, requested a nice table with a view. Booked because the Who'd have thought it Inn was the number one in the area.Allowing for CV19 arrangements it all was quite straightforward.Our table was in a bay window,which would have had a view if the hedge had been cut this year, a bit cold and away from the main area where everyone else got seated. We felt a little sidelined.The food, the main event. Hake chips and peas, beef and Guinness pie chips and peas, bit of a theme there. The main item was absolutely fine, the chips were disappointing, McDonald style ,I'm guessing frozen due to the uniform size. Tartare sauce I'd have thought would have been on the plate not a requested extra, I didn't read the menu properly (my fault) but pie chips and peas is a bit naff chip shop stuff, potatoes and two veg makes it a restaurant meal surely?The sweets were ok, even though there was no vanilla ice cream.The result was not what we expected for the #1 eatery in the area

Had a brilliant evening meal a few days ago at Who’d Have Thought it Inn with my wife and two very good friends. From the moment we arrived we were made very welcome by all the staff and the owner. The food was superb, from the starters, to the main courses, everything was cooked exquisitely. It was great that the owner explained how the food was sourced, prepared and cooked, she is clearly very proud of her business and it is obvious she and her whole team are committed to making this restaurant successful. I have no hesitation in recommending this lovely pub/restaurant

We last visited here in 2011 when the Inn was a bit cold and lacked atmosphere, and we returned in September this year to enjoy a wonderful meal, great ambience and excellent service from Tracey and Caz. We stayed overnight in our motor home in their large car park as they are an official Brit-Stop ( free overnight parking organisation for motor homes) . We were made very welcome and the meal and drinks we had were served promptly and were superb. On leaving the following morning Caz kindly took a photograph of us, to mirror one we had taken in 2011. We wish them all success in the future at this lovely country Inn and Restaurant . We hope to return again soon.

What a wonderful place to eat. The food is amazing, out of this world. Well done to the chefs. The staff is very friendly and make you feel very welcome. This pub has a great atmosphere, Tracy the landlady is such a lovely and welcoming person. Thank you for a wonderful evening

My family have been here many times in the past and it has always been a nice affair. I decided that we would have a little family get together as one of our party was only down here for a little while before going back home. I booked the table online and received the confirmation email straight away. upon arrival the place was closed (doesn't open til 12pm) that's ok we'll sit outside for a bit. A lady appeared and asked us if we had a reservation to which I replied we did and she said "Well there's nothing in the diary." I started to say that I had the confirmation email and she said "let me see if we can fit you in." I thought well if you can't I'm not coming back as that's ridiculous. She then went on to say that they've been having problems with their online service and it shouldn't have allowed us to book. (Well that's not my problem is it). She said she had a table. I then had to tell her that it was for a party of four, she umm'd and err'd and said ok here's a table. Great I thought, lets get on with the food! I was starving. the rest of our party arrived and we had an average meal. We also noted that there were only 2 other parties in our side of the restaurant so we're still wondering why she was so worried about getting us a table! Whenever this woman served us she didn't seem very welcoming at all and I felt like she treated me and my partner the way she did purely down to that we may not have looked like her usual customers (we're in our 30's/40's but I look younger than my age). I just felt like she was thinking we weren't good enough for her pub. Anyway, I went to pay the bill and left without leaving a tip as I didn't think I should due to the service. It was unfortunate as all the other staff seemed quite nice and pleasent. We found out that the lady that was unwelcoming was actually the manager! I have just read another review from a few days ago which described this exact person and they had the same view. I don't think I'll be going back unfortunately as I just didn't feel welcome at all.

I live in Princetown and having a day off, two of us travelled down to the Inn, which we have not visited since well before lockdown. The pub has new management since our last visit and there were not many customers in, which was a pity because the food was truly delicious. I had mussels and my companion had the fish (haddock on the day) and chips. I rarely pay compliments but before leaving felt that I just had to congratulate the Landlady on the standard of the cuisine. The bar staff were friendly and helpful throughout and all in all, it was well worth driving some forty five miles for a memorable lunch.

Returned for a meal with my husband after trying twice previously. Food was absolutely wonderful and quality maintained for all three visits. We struggled to pick from the menu because there was so much to choose from - all of it fresh! If you like fresh fish and seafood, this is the place for you. The Mussels were delightful! My husband had the pork belly which was incredibly tender and fell to pieces. I'm not a huge dessert person but several caught my eye. We ordered one each and a tiramisu to take home. Will definitely be returning to try out the rest of the menu!

We had a meal for £50 which the service and the food definitely did not live up too! Lasttime we went we had a cheesecake (which they even said they had complaints about) was rock solid and since then we tried coming back to give them another chance (thinking maybe desserts aren't their strong point so starters and mains we should try). This time the same woman we were served by lasttime gave us glares that made us feel very uncomfortable! She was very unfriendly when we were served our food. We we're debating on leaving before the mains we're brought out to us but we thought it would be unfair on the chef since he would have already started cooking our meal. This lady was a short lady with long black hair and a black dress. The rest of the staff were so nice and accommodating and for their sakes I feel bad on writing a bad review, we still paid full price for our meal lasttime and this time and complimented them on the rest of our food but we will not be returning again.

Went here for Sunday lunch. We were welcomed with our dog and had a homemade roast beef lunch was really tasty and hot ! Only had 3 roast potatoes on the plate ( no other potatoes)so had to ask for more which were an additional charge of £4 !!!! Thought it was alittle cheeky . Staff were friendly.

Called in whilst touring round the area, after reading all the great reviews. A lovely friendly greeting preceded a really tasty home-made curry for me and my friend. She’s vegetarian and said it made a real change to have a (chickpea and spinach) curry that didn’t seem like it was an afterthought for a non-meat eater. I had chicken - really well spiced and full of flavour. Both were served with a popadom, rice and a hot flaky paratha. Delicious! We just managed to squeeze in dessert - gorgeous ice cream, and a really light lemony baked cheesecake on a crunchy base. Plenty of space between tables (it’s quite a big pub) and Covid precautions all observed. I’ll definitely call again next time I’m in the area.

The Who'd but has been redecorated through the lockdown period and a new menu has been developed. The ambiance inside the pub is one of traditional with a modern twist but as always a very warm atmosphere. If you haven't visited here for a while you should do so. The Covid restrictions are really well dealt with and clear instructions on every table to explain them all. We felt very safe, with a one way system, table service etc. We have just returned from the Who'd and the meal we have just eaten there was superb. The service we received from both the landlady Tracey and from our friendly and efficient waitress Kim were without doubt, excellent, nothing was too much trouble and all dispensed with big smiles . We had trouble choosing a meal because there were two or three things we really wanted to try, but what a great excuse to go back again! We are so lucky to have this pub in our village. Thanks to Tracey and Caz for all your hard work over the lock down period and for giving us a great local pub.

Lovely pub, staff were great very welcoming, the food was really tasty would recommend this place if you are in the area.