The best restaurants serving British food in Totnes Town South Hams South West

Best meal we've had in ages, and some of the best chips potentially ever. Highly recommend for meat eaters and veggies

We visited while on holiday and made a point of visiting just after they opened for breakfast. This place is clean, welcoming and we had a good wholesome breakfast which we could not fault (see photos). Well done everyone to them also for being cash only and supporting local farmers (as demonstrated by the ‘No Farmers, No Food’ sign in the window). Conveniently located if you have parked in the nearby car park and are off to shop in the lovely high street.

We booked a Sunday lunch here for a birthday, it was great ! We wanted to take a special bottle of wine with us, they only charged a very reasonable £5 corkage. Lovely setting.

What a disappointment. Staff who were bordering on being smug that they are so busy. I’d loved coming here on previous visits to Totnes; never again. Having queued for 12 minutes to reach the counter, I had 21 minutes before my trains departure to get a bacon sandwich. My order was refused, “get here earlier” the lady on the griddle chided. How to make a repeat customer feel small! I took a coffee anyway. I don’t drink dairy but oat milk they can only be arsed to put in an ‘Americano’. I took it but it was bitter as hell and lukewarm. I don’t know what has happened to this place but I honestly felt like poop on their shoes. It might be, indeed, that their popularity lends them an arrogance, but, dear friends, they really wasted my time so my honest advice, if you see their café is busy, avoid!

Stopped here while waiting for a bus. Had a lovely cappuccino and sausage roll. It was reasonably priced and the staff were nice too

We can’t pass the place on a market day without having a burger. The house sauce is to die for and very filling too! The two ladies (mother and daughter) who run it are great!) and the coffee is lovely too. What more could you want.

Nice meal. Did not stay so no idea about rooms/breakfast etc. Reasonable service if a bit slow.

Went for lunch, we had the fish pie, it was gorgeous, staff very attentive, & have just booked again. Definitely recommend 👍

Staff was friendly, Bed an room was comfy enough pub looked nice and band sounded good but after a long days travelling would of been nice to be pre warned about the live band playing which sounded like they was in my room people outside pub smoking talking loud till late, way to noisy wouldn’t of booked if I had known would not recommend if you want a good night sleep

The warm welcome and delicious lunch (we both opted for the Welsh Rarebit, how could you not) made our visit to Totnes. Definitely planning a return visit. Clearly a very old building that has its challenges but they are also part of its charm.

I ordered Chicken Supreme but received a piece of chicken with smashed potato mash, and greens.....in gravy. When we were asked if everything was ok, I questioned the 'chicken supreme', to which I was told that 'it's the chef's take on it'. What?? She went to the kitchen, coming back to say that chicken supreme was 'the cut of the meat'. That may be so, but it should be served with a creamy sauce with mushrooms, not regular meat gravy. I was disappointed that I was fobbed off, dismissed. I'll be trying somewhere else next time.

A delicious and wholesome soup of the day. Tomato and ginger. A popular and attractive venue with stone walls. Welcoming and cheerful crew. 🇬🇧🇳🇿

Friendly little pub with some additional out door seating. Had a decent ale here from the bar. The landlord was accommodating and the pub interior was great

Was alright for a few Guinness and a game of pool but nearly £7 for the pint (6.80), I've actually had cheaper in London this is extortionate, best going round to the other pubs on the high street.

Rumour could be so much better. It’s obviously popular but I’m not sure why. The food is very overpriced. £9 for a pudding! Just not worth it.