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

The restaurant was recommended to me and did not disappoint. First class, friendly service and excellent food. The online menu seemed limited but there were plenty of other options on the specials board.

Brilliant place. Great staff. Great cafe. Great selection of cream teas and other pastry delights. Restaurant has a great menu and good food for all Reserving is wise at some times of the year. The farm shop has a wonderful and vast selection of all types of food and drink. The kids will love it too. There are a few animals too. Goats, little horses and cows. There was a pumpkin festival when we went last. We as a family have been going for a number of years and every visit has been great.

We stayed here February 2023 for two nights. It was our third time and love it. The rooms are well clean and comfy. The food at dinner was wonderful, in fact exceptional l. Breakfast was good and plenty of it. Handy to stay if you want to visit Tintagel, Boscastle and other places

Really nice venue and great after a walk. We had drink’s and they were lovely, served by friendly staff. Just a word to the wise. The flat white is just a latte in a smaller cup for the same price. Mocha just tasted like a hot chocolate, not really sure if any coffee was added.

Overnight stay with dinner. 5* service, excellent staff, nothing too much trouble. 4* room - clean, functional, nice towels … lumpy fibre pillows & fibre duvet prevent the room from getting a better review. 3* food ….. disappointing given the small menu citing locally sourced food. Was not overly impressed with fish of the day, described as ‘pan-fried line-caught fish with pickled fennel and garlic & lemon sauce vierge’…. no problem with the fish but sauce vierge should be a herby lemon sauce with chopped fresh tomato. What we actually got was a piece of fish covered in lumps of sun dried tomato sitting on a bed of pickled fennel. All I got was an overpowering vinegar flavour that masked the fish. There was no sauce! Sides of broccoli and colcannon mash also disappointing- broccoli supposed to come with lemon oil and sea salt - in reality it was a tragic little bowl of un-dressed florets. Colcannon mash what was described on the menu as being with celeriac, kale & cheese but seemed to mainly be mashed potato with a bit of green stuff & a smidge of cheese. I’m also very sad to report that the tiramisu wasn’t particularly great. A great tiramisu is sponge fingers soaked in coffee and masala wine, topped with zabligone cream and a dusting of cocoa powder. This one was layers of dry sponge with thick, thick mascarpone and a hint of coffee flavour. If the food had lived up to my expectations I would have given this place five stars and forgiven the lumpy pillows, but maybe the chef was off sick and the kitchen staff were doing their best. I like to give a fair review and I believe the meal we experienced was probably not the norm - but a fair review is a fair review.