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Fantastic place. Guinness served is of high quality. Wonderful place and staff super friendly, especially the chap with the American/south African accent whose name I didn't catch . Don't hesitate to visit ! We will be back

We had a voucher from Travelzoo and so on Thursday we girded our loins and took the risk. the staff were very sensible and seated everyone as far apart as possible and kept their contact to a minimum. The food was great and very well displayed. The haddock smokie with egg was delicious. My steak was cooked to perfection. The Harrogate sticky toffee pudding was sweet but not sickly A very enjoyable evening. Let's hope the virus doesn't spoil this resurant.

Very friendly staff and lovely atmosphere

Just had a lovely lunch here with my friend today. We were welcomed by Hassan, he was super friendly and engaging throughout. The food arrived quickly and was good. I recommend the battered cod and chips.

I brought my Mum here after my last visit with my friend. Mum had the game pie and I had the chicken, bacon and black pudding. Honestly the best pie I have ever eaten. Everything was perfect the chips, mushy peas and jug of gravy. It was a gorgeous day so we had ice cream outside afterwards. I was very happy that the portion of ice cream was very generous. I can’t wait to return.

Excellent 3 night stay. Food was lovely as was the service (especially a certain chap from Skeggy)! Room was decent and well priced.

Warm welcome for us and our spaniels, polite, friendly chap took us to a table. We chose a medium breakfast, ( sausage, bacon, egg, mushrooms, tomato and beans with two toast and butter) a BLT sandwich (which was huge) and two teas. Everything arrived quickly, everything was tasty and plenty of it. The chap came across to check that all was OK, and it was. The bill was about £25 which for what we had, was good value. This was our second visit, we will certainly be back for a third.

Food is lovely. The chef is doing his best in preparing tasty dishes. Serving is lovely and atmosphere is friendly.

All day breakfast is really good quality and staff are lovely - we went twice in one week and would definitely recommend thanks

Another perfect visit to Aby's. It's our go to place in Exmouth for very good reasons. The owners and staff are fabulously friendly and hospitable and the food and beverages are excellent. In our opinion the best place in Devon, not just Exmouth. And Devon has some lovely eateries!

Disappointing. Great location, stylish interior and lovely staff, but the food and some of the service were not as good as previous visits. Starters were ok, I liked the different style of prawn cocktail, although others didn't so much. I ordered a steak burger and was expecting a juicy tender steak burger, what I got was dry and leathery accompanied by soggy chips, although the coleslaw was delicious. Same for the chicken burgers my friends ordered, overcooked dry chicken - one was a much smaller portion compared to the other, with only a smear of sauce. 2 of our group ordered the cheese board and although the cheeses were good, arrived without celery and chutney, so we had to ask for some and got onion marmelade which overpowered the taste of the cheeses. Chutney would have been a better. These may seem like small quibbles and although we had a great evening with our friends, the food was not as good as it could have been for the price point. Unfortunately, when the bill arrived, we'd been charged for a bottle of prosecco instead of 1 glass, luckily my husband noticed before we paid and the staff were quick to put this right.

Went to the thatch one lunchtime, ordered fish and chips and scampi and chips. We were both hungry but the chips were overdone not triple cooked just nearly burnt, I ate mine as they were not quite inedible but the wife couldn’t. The very friendly lady servicing us asked if everything was ok, and being as she asked the question I told her, albeit she could have seen for her self. We were offered free drinks or a free sweet, wife declined but I had a pint. An apology was offered once again when we paid, which I felt was genuine. The chef in my opinion should not have sent our meals out like that, but he did, Anyway customer service prevailed and the waitress saved the day….

Deliciosos pasteles. Menú simple pero brillante. La mayoría de los pasteles también se pueden hacer sin gluten y hay postres sin gluten. La decoración es realmente genial y los pasteles son deliciosos.

In the middle of a house move so we ordered a takeaway Sunday lunch each for everyone. It was fantastic - generous portions and delicious home-cooked food. The staff were really friendly when I went to collect. We live locally and would definitely recommend.

Service and food were OK but a bit overpriced for what it was - £20 for ham, egg & chips, £23 for Cod & chips & £9.50 for desserts are definately on the pricy side - most other rural pubs seem to be £4-£5 cheaper than this. I understand costs have gone up & it's under new management but I'd be hesitant to return unless it was for a special meal - this pub is quite popular for walkers but is now a bit too pricy just to pop in for a post-walk lunch. The Sunday luinches seem to get good reviews so perhaps these are better value. We were also sat under a speaker which was borderline too loud (I never understand why places put speakers directly above tables when they could put them in spaces between tables).