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Nothing to fault. Staff were lovely and so was the coffee. Prices are very reasonable. Clothes to browse too. Very clean. Will definitely return if in the area.

Popped in for first time and made to feel welcome by friendly staff even though I hadn't booked. Very cosy bar with wood burner and delicious food. Stunning views out to the moor, loved it, will be returning 🫶🏻

Stopped here twice for a large breakfast and both times it was really good definitely recommended it.

I’ve come to this shop hundreds of times and it’s always excellent. The staff are always lovely. The food is always great The coffee is always on point They stock a lot of local food and drink you can buy as well If you’re going on to the moors for the day this is the place to get breakfast If you’ve been on the moors all morning this is the place to get lunch

we stayed one night and will certainly return. candlelit tea by the fire with the christmas tree twinkling was fantastic. honeycomb served at breakfast from their own bees was delicious. room was well lit and the products in the bathroom were really good.

Stopped over at Powdermills Pottery on our way home from Cornwall. What a wonderful place this is: we had hot Chocolate , coffe and a delicious root soup (no scones on the winter menu) and an insightful chat next to a crackling wood stove fire and came away with a beautiful piece of Joss' pottery and the firm plan to come back for one of her pottery courses (this was not a result of hard selling but pure enthusiasm on our side :-)

Popped in for a cream tea....still delicious but appalling value for money. £8.50 for one cream tea. One scone ( now much smaller than they used to be) & one cup of tea. I realise products cost more these days but one small scone is mean. Sorry but won't be back.

Strange place with strange people, amateurs acting like they know and they robbing their customers and staff. Brrrrrr......

We enjoyed the scones with clotted cream in the very cozy restaurant. The affordable champagne afterwards at the bar rounded off the pleasant stay.

Busy and loud but lovely ☺ and very cold in Jan! Had a Sunday lunch with generous portions (Beef for around £16) Would have loved to try their amazing puddings but was too full! At 12:30 on a Sunday it was very crowded and a bit loud with all the young kids, but the staff were lovely, real fires were fantastic, food didn’t take long at all and aside from the queuing (constantly in the way of people coming and going) it just felt relaxed.

Disappointing 'cod' (?) and chips takeaway. Couldn't eat the fish-it was discoloured (not white) and didn't taste right. It is so disappointing to spend our hard earned money on food that seems to be below standard. If poor weather affects the normal supply of fish then this should be pointed out at the time of sale and priced accordingly.

One of our great British pub the food was fantastic and the staff were very friendly

Popped in this pub today as our usual spot was fully booked, Ordered our food it didnt seem busy only a few tables in there and most of them were already eating, waited over an hour for our food, which was just burgers and chips, the burger was lovely but the chips were hard and cold, Cosy little pub but it was absolutely freezing inside, came out with numb cold toes never been in a pub and been so cold. Lady behind the bar seemed friendly and very busy as she was serving drinks and running out food.

Went here for lunch on my birthday with my family. The food was absolutely amazing, one of the best pies I have ever had, steak and ale, it was absolutely rammed with steak. My kids had a chicken burger and steak burger with bacon, both said they were best they had in a long time. Wife had the mushroom starter, which she said was delicious but she was pretty livid she didn’t have a main after seeing ours. Will def now be a regular of ours. Beautiful walks on the doorstep of the pub as well. Great place 😊

We came for Saturday lunch after a beautiful walk to Wistman's Woods. Staff were very friendly and efficient and even though it was busy and we hadn't reserved we received a table in the restaurant. The menu was varied and the food was wonderful. This accompanied by their locally brewed Ale made our lunch memorable. We came back in the afternoon after another long walk and enjoyed their lovely scones and tea and took a souvenir pack of their Ales On Sunday we returned and even though their Sunday roasts were fully booked we managed to get a seat and enjoyed the light lunch menu, consisting of homemade sausage roll, quiche and a very delicious soup. Compliments to the chef!