The best restaurants serving British food in Teign Valley Teignbridge South West

An amazing lunch, with lovely puddings, there was a great specials board with good options for kids. Would certainly recommend for good quality food and sensible prices. The Dartmoor brewery beer went down well and the Legend was lovely. Worth mentioning if you are bringing a dog so you can be seated in the dog friendly bar.

Friday evening, table booked for two with dog at 19.00. We arrived half an hour early and ordered o couple of 'local ciders'; one was Devon, one Somerset so all good so far. We were told we could order food as we liked, regardless of being super early and we were shown which table was ours. Our dog enjoyed some banter with a couple of local mutts which nobody seemed to worry about and we settled in at the table opposite the bar. After a couple more scoops we ordered from the large blackboard menu; the overall choice was a mix of modern tastes (Mac and cheese, bang bang cauliflower, vegan African curry), old favourites (fish & chips, ham, egg and chips, pie, scampi, steak) and home cooked beauties (lamb three ways, bhuna curry, braidsed shin of beef). We ordered a stater of sweet and sour battered prawns and some belly pork cubes. Both presented after a decent cooking time and both looked delicious. The prawns were huge and were lightly battered and the pork tender and super tasty. These weren't waiting out the back, they were cooked to order, absolutely delicious and presented with various comforting sauce drizzles, the odd roasted nut and a variety of salad leaves. Mains followed, a local venison pie with chips and the burger with fries. The shortcrust pie came with tasty gravy and a really well cooked vegetable dish of suede / carrot mash and broccoli and cabbage and the burger was cooked medium with a soft bun, cheese, tomato, lettuce and battered onion rings. Both were hefty but really delicious and whilst we both struggled to empty the plate we really enjoyed them. The food was amazing but what was absolute was the immaculate service from the gent and lady at the bar (presumably the owners) and the young lad who ran between tables, checking on overall satisfaction. We have been here previously but this is our first review; we're walking in the area tomorrow and will definitely stop in, that said I believe the rugby is on their big projector so it may be o different experience, albeit the landlord invited us to let him know when we'd be coming and he'd look after us. Genuine gem of a pub; food great, service warm, Locals friendly and dogs very welcome.

My partner and I visited twice on our short trip to Dunsford, once for lunch where we had a delicious panini and scone and once for breakfast where we had the most amazing full English breakfast. The breakfast was huge, great value and all delicious home-cooked food. Staff are welcoming and friendly and the outside seating area is lovely. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area!

I would highly recommend visiting I came across the pub while I was out walking, lovely atmosphere made to feel welcome excellent beer and very friendly bar staff served with a smile ,will definitely be returning 😊

Stumbled upon this likeable pub on our way down off the moor on a Saturday afternoon. Ample parking, an easy large stretch of grass down to the river Teign, several outside bench tables, a couple of families with dogs and young children. Inside, two large rectangular tables already laid for communal suppers. A scattering of afternoon drinkers and an affable, hospitable barman. Well kept beers. An enjoyable hour long break. Recommended.