The best restaurants in Teign Valley Teignbridge South West

Excellent as always! Thank you for a wonderful meal and great friendly service. See you again soon. 👍🙂

Great local pub. Good beer, friendly atmosphere. If you like traditional pubs you will like this one

We were made very welcome on arrival at The Royal Oak for our one night stay. The private room, with en-suite was tastefully furnished, clean and very comfortable with welcome complimentary coffee, teas and biscuits. Even our cocker poo was given bedding, water bowl, dog toilet bags and dog biscuits - which went down very well. He even had a safe garden area to run in. A great garden with great views to enjoy sitting in with an evening drink. Very good value and would definitely stay there again. Thank you.

Had Christmas Day lunch here. NEVER again . Cold belly pork waited nearly an hour between starters and mains. Not good when having treatment for cancer . Put in a room with a group of 18 felt like we were intruding on a family occasion. Main course tasted of stuffing nothing else . Took our puddings home but binned mine as smelt of alcohol . Not worth the money . Will not be visiting again

As usual, a warm welcome from The Nobody Inn on a snowy night. Fought our way through literally 4 cms of snow to go to the Beaujolais Nouveau event. This new wine was matched with a classic Boeuf Bourguignon. Both perfect. The temperature from the cosy fire and the welcome were both warm. Some locals in the pub rescued us and pushed us out of the snow drifts - very pleased to join the other guests. Always been a great pub.

My partner and I visited twice on our short trip to Dunsford, once for lunch where we had a delicious panini and scone and once for breakfast where we had the most amazing full English breakfast. The breakfast was huge, great value and all delicious home-cooked food. Staff are welcoming and friendly and the outside seating area is lovely. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area!

Great village pub. Good selection of food and bear. Lovely staff

Stumbled upon this likeable pub on our way down off the moor on a Saturday afternoon. Ample parking, an easy large stretch of grass down to the river Teign, several outside bench tables, a couple of families with dogs and young children. Inside, two large rectangular tables already laid for communal suppers. A scattering of afternoon drinkers and an affable, hospitable barman. Well kept beers. An enjoyable hour long break. Recommended.