The best restaurants in Greater Exmoor West Somerset South West

After a visit to the Valley of Rocks, we needed a light lunch - this was the perfect choice! A very warm welcome, especially for our dog. Friendly service, tasty food and fine coffee. Highly recommended.

Don’t miss visiting this delightful, quirky tea rooms. Bruce, the American proprietor, will give you value for money with his banter alone. That being said you are sure of a warm welcome and will not be disappointed by his wares. We stopped on our way to Barbrook for a delicious cream tea - great choice of tea or coffee, plain or fruit, homemade, light as a feather, scones and strawberry or raspberry jam options too. After our holiday what better way to end it than tucking into an amazing breakfast. Don’t take my word for it, call in and try it for yourself - I grantee it will put a smile on your face and you will go back!

We had to wait a while for our tea and cake

Excellent carvery, great staff.

Great food, great room, great service and amazing location. 944 feet up on Exmoor in view of Dunkery Beacon, it's highest point.

We have just returned home after a lovely weekend at this Hotel. Everyone was so friendly & nothing too much trouble. Breakfast & evening meals in the bar were excellent with great service. The bar is really convivial with lots of locals and guests but there are quieter area to sit if you prefer. Our room was on the second floor overlooking the village and just perfect. Can't wait to stay there again as Exford is the perfect base!

Magic place on the border off Somerset and Devon.Lovely staff and a great beer garden.

I have now reached the 56 year mark and after the time I have had since April I value every day far more than I did and take each day as it comes and expect to be taken as I am by others. In all my visits to Exmoor with my parents when I was growing up and when I returned back down with my lovely wife and various dogs over the years we have never been in the White Horse. As we were staying at Court Farm in Snowdrop we took the chance on a filthy night to venture in to the bar at the White Horse. I really liked the set up=looked like church or chapel pews and plenty of country pictures and items on the walls-how it should be. The gentleman serving says Mark on the receipt was a lovely gent pleasant and hosting without any airs or graces-helpful and considerate. Meal wise we had One Trout in Almonds served with new potatoes and seasonal veg well cooked and well presented and One Flat Iron Steak cooked medium which again was very well cooked and well presented. Managed one sticky toffee pudding and one raspberry brulee washed down with Guiness and Exmoor ale, the waiting staff were pleasant and effecient and the chef has an odd sense of humour but having come from that background I enjoyed that. Excellent meal in wonderful surroundings