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Nice looking however DONT go here with teenage or young girls went here had a random man come and grab my face some weirdos in here

Went to grab some breakfast - real shame as potential to be amazing. Waiting staff very strange - a couple actually left as they’d been told it was table service and then sat for ages before leaving about 20 minutes after arriving where they hadn’t been served? We were served fine - but food poor. Sausage cremated yet greasy - fry up fine but not great. Won’t be returning

Good food, good music and good company. A relaxing afternoon spent in the beer garden listening to the band.

Was a great cafe. Great selection of goods too

Great Pub with the best landlord in Devon.

Stayed here a couple of times now. Rooms great, food tasty and proper pints of Jail Ale. Karen really friendly too and a good cosy atmosphere 👍

this is a real local pub, no horse brasses and other superficial ornaments or plastic arts on the walls - it is a genuine old pub. Don't go there looking for a grockelised pretend country pub. it is genuine, plenty of genuine locals and passing ramblers. It is genuinely rustic. And lovely. Superb food, very reasonably priced . Excellent service. wonderful welcoming atmosphere. Thoroughly recommend And will return !

This Farm shop is much more than a farm shop, we were wowed by everything. Great food, excellent customer service and able to stay overnight in the car park. Will definitely be back. Five stars from us ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Amazing pub lovely atmosphere, food was brilliant, and the pies fantastic almost, almost too much to manage. Would definitely recommend 👌

We visited here whilst in the area for a few days unfortunately we found the White Hart Inn not until our last evening and we wished we found it on our first. The staff were very welcoming and friendly we felt most welcome it kind of made our trip being here. The food was superb and we could not believe the devon prices so reasonable sort it out cornwall! Easy double the price back home half the taste. Plenty of parking, dog friendly, will leave with change. We speak often of going back

After a nearly six-hour journey from Yorkshire to Hatherleigh, we decided to stop whilst passing through Okehampton to pick up a curry and settle for the night on arrival. We placed our order online through the restaurant’s website, which was user-friendly. Upon arriving at Rajpoot, we found the restaurant relatively quiet, but were informed that we would have to wait around 20 minutes for our food. When we received our order, there was no itemised order on the bag, which meant we couldn't quickly verify everything. Eager get to and settle into our accommodation for the night, we hurried back. However on arrival and unpacking the foot, it became clear that while we had the right amount of rice, one of our curry orders was missing. As everyone eat their meals— One offering a try at their mild curry which i found overly sweet—I called the restaurant to inform them about the missing dish. The staff member explained they were quite busy and suggested that I either call back or wait for them to return my call to obtain my bank details for a refund. Since I had paid by card, this confused me, so I also sent an email for clarification. As for the dishes that were served, those that did eat described the meals as mediocre, falling short of the standards we’ve come to expect from our renowned local establishments like Akbars.

Chosen by a family member. Nice ambience, obviously a popular local pub, proper boozer with add-ons. Friendly barman and decent waiting staff. Starters of venison Scotch egg (nice but ridiculous price), ham terrine and couple of pieces of toast (was good) and calamari ( ridiculous price and size, battered to heck and overcooked. Mains for kids - pasta, sausage roll. Mains for adults - lasagne (decent(, fish chips and peas (in a small bowl, no spoon!) which was average at best and small, the prawn masala (enjoyed but I tasted it and thought it mediocre) two steak and chips - good meat reportedly but came with chips, half a tomato stuffed with garlic, couple of mushrooms and these thinly sliced pieces of onion cooked in a tempura batter - very 70s with a minor twist and pointless. At 33 quid it was ten quid overpriced. All the food is hugely overpriced. Fortunately for me (bank of dad) nobody wanted dessert, with mud puie a tad under a tenner, I was quite pleased.

Took advantage of the sunday carvery offer, 2 for £20.... I'd never been here before,despite being local. Was served by a young girl who was polite, helpful and welcoming. The food was really nice, just a shame they'd run out of Yorkshire puddings! We would definitely come again. Very good value for the money and the added bonus was no washing up!! Actually a really nice pub, nicely decorated nice atmosphere and nice service... Many thanks and hope to see you soon!

Food was excellent, lovely formal setting, but not snobby! Free parking for diners. We all had different meals, I had a pie which was lovely, as was the other food. The staff were very attentive and a credit to the hotel.

Brilliant service the staff are always welcoming. Food is great for the price. Will be coming again. The waffles are highly recommended