The best restaurants serving British food in South West

Nice environment, food looked lovely. However all but one staff member looked like they would rather not be there. Food was disappointing, sandwich bread was rubbery, both ciabatta and baguette. The sandwich fillings were extremely salty. The baked potato was cold, the only good things from our group were the sausage roll and fries. Mint chocolate and coffees were decent.

If you are visiting the cemetary or crematorium this is the ideal stop-off for a snack. Its nearby and offers a tasty selection of food to eat quickly. there is a large car park alongside

Up there with the best chips I’ve ever had! The perfect crunch! Amazing mushy pea fritter too. Lovely friendly staff. 10/10! We were just passing through after a long 10 mile walk and this meal hit the spot perfectly!

Me and my hubby came here for drinks..I had lovely hot chocolate very nice...The service was very nice very friendly and helpful.

I don’t usually leave reviews for places I’ve visited, however I felt the need to leave one. I visited coffee#1 on Thursday and was served by a young brunette girl , she was so lovely and so polite and welcoming. My cappuccino was so good , probably the best I’ve had in a while!! Deserves an award for her great customer service Will be coming back often!!

We’ve frequented this lovely pub often this past week and our son stayed in the BnB while we were in the area visiting family. Great accommodation and breakfasts as per our son. Sunday lunch for 16 of our family was top notch. Great roasted meats nicely presented, ample fresh veggies and lovely side dishes all served piping hot by friendly staff. Some of us left room for dessert - delicious. We were able to linger over coffee and tea and enjoy catching up with one another. Thumbs up all round!

We stayed for a night and thought we'd treat ourselves and have a drink and meal. Wow - these are London prices, just doesn't justify ripping people off. We headed back to our van and ate and drank there Seriously guys - reign it in. If no one comes, you won't have a business. £12.50 for 2 pints is ridiculous. The food prices are also right up there - just not worth it. No wonder it was quiet.

Had booked a table for Sunday lunch. Arrived to find the floor was still being vacuumed and only one table was laid and we were the only customers. Gave drinks order then, when brought , gave food order. It arrived between 5-10 minutes later. We were convinced the food had been heated in a microwave, my husband’s beef was tasteless and veg was undercooked and gravy was watery and flavourless. My chicken was a chicken portion not even sliced. When we left about 40 minutes later there were three more tables occupied.

This is the first time we have been to the coach and horses and we were not disappointed! Although they were very busy we looked after very well. My daughter is very fussy but the staff had no difficulty to accommodate her needs. There was a bit of wait for the food but it was well worth it! The beef was cooked beautifully and came with lots of vegetables and cauliflower cheese! Will recommend to all our friends and we will be back soon! Thanks to all.

Ordered a halloumi burger and chips. Waited 20 minutes for the food. Chips were few and dry. Last time I came food was nice. Admittedly the place was busy .

Sadly, it was not to our expectations. Such good reports of how amazing the food was, was very disappointing. The menu on line, is no comparison to the menu offered on the day. My son had baked potato with tuna ect, with no complaint… myself and other son, because of lack of choice decided to have fried breakfast, thinking you can’t possibly mess this up, but it was disgusting!it was like they had cooked the ingredients in dirty old fat… my son struggled to eat his, where generally he is a good eater and tries to eat mine too. When the barman picked up our finished full plates, he didn’t ask if everything was ok… I had to tell him , the bacon tasted strange as did the fried tomatoes… I would not eat there again, Daisies cafe I would recommend, it’s cheaper and tastier. Come away very disappointed as trip advisor made the bird in hand sound brilliant… I was looking to have a family celebration in the near future, but it won’t be there now. So disappointed

If your hungry then this is the place to go with a great selection of food and drink. with a car park just across the road ...

Visited today for Sunday lunch. Carpark wasn't busy at 12.45 inside was also quiet. We had booked and several tables did say reserved. Order 2 roasts, a Korean burger and a kids burger. Food was all ok. Roasts were very good. Burger plates weren't dressed which was a bit odd, no garnish. We order two cherry waffle sundaes, strawberry kids ice-cream sundae and a crumble. Puds were good however the cherry waffle Sunday came in a half filled sundae dish. Made it look like they had forgotten the rest of the dessert. A smaller dish would have been better. Only downside of the visit was the waitress pushing upon us her request for a tip. She mentioned we could tip on a separate device which she was waving at us, three times during our payment process. For that very reason we didn't tip at all. We would have done had it not been almost made to feel it wasn't optional.

My wife & I had booked this to pay a visit before the boxing last Saturday. The booking said it would open at 5pm so we turned up at 6:10pm to be told it was closed! I then asked the polite ladies at the entrance if it was really only open for 1 hour that night and they laughed and said yes. All a bit of a waste of time for 1 hour! Don’t bother wasting your time.

Typical National Trust Cafe with seating inside and out, the usual fare and nearby toilets and car park. Suggest NT ensure all staff behind the counter are dressed properly.