The best restaurants serving British food in Lydford West Devon South West

Stopped over at Powdermills Pottery on our way home from Cornwall. What a wonderful place this is: we had hot Chocolate , coffe and a delicious root soup (no scones on the winter menu) and an insightful chat next to a crackling wood stove fire and came away with a beautiful piece of Joss' pottery and the firm plan to come back for one of her pottery courses (this was not a result of hard selling but pure enthusiasm on our side :-)

Good pub food, friendly service

Popped in there during a tour of Dartmoor on a cold February day. We were advised to take a seat where a very friendly waitress gave advice on menu choices and served our food. The menu was extensive with something for everyone. With only a short waiting time, two generous, well cooked, tasty meals arrived.. I would heartily recommend this venue.

Loved our stay at the Inn. The staff were lovely & welcoming with lots of local information about where to go & what to see. The food was great. The room we stayed in was beautifully appointed and very comfortable. Breakfast next morning was also excellent. Location of the Inn is perfect for walkers, bikers & travellers in general. Highly recommend a stop here.

Good Food, good location, good customer service and very pleasant surroundings. Would definitely stop by again for a meal if we're in the area

We came for Saturday lunch after a beautiful walk to Wistman's Woods. Staff were very friendly and efficient and even though it was busy and we hadn't reserved we received a table in the restaurant. The menu was varied and the food was wonderful. This accompanied by their locally brewed Ale made our lunch memorable. We came back in the afternoon after another long walk and enjoyed their lovely scones and tea and took a souvenir pack of their Ales On Sunday we returned and even though their Sunday roasts were fully booked we managed to get a seat and enjoyed the light lunch menu, consisting of homemade sausage roll, quiche and a very delicious soup. Compliments to the chef!

Highly recommend this traditional family run pub. The Landlady is the hardest working person I have ever met and always with a smile on her face. She made us so welcome as did the locals. Lots of locals (good sign) and excellent menu. Not too fussy - just good traditional pub food. I had the sausages & mash with onion gravy with freshly cooked vegetables. Great desserts. We stayed overnight on a Devon Coast to Coast bike ride. My room in the main building was clean, fresh sheets and a bath!!! Essential on a bike riding trip! Views from the pub are stunning when the sun is shining. There is a caravan park out the back. There is cottage accommodation as well which is basic. I encourage you to visit and support them.

Sunday lunch in the main dining room was just fabulous. We had an old friend from upcountry to stay and she was blown away by the food, ambience, decor and most of all - the charming, charming staff. Roast beef was a knockout and highly recommended. Delicious wine. We live 45 mins away from Two Bridges but return often because it's such a quality hotel, with bags of atmosphere, magnifocent staff (did I say that already?) and of course the star of the show - Dartmoor itself. Long may Two Bridges thrive, we love it!!!