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Nice place. Food could be better

Came for lunch with the dog after recommendation of nearby vet. Welcomed. Allowed to sit wherever we chose. Menu immediately available and specials updated. Quaint area at the far end with a few books on shelves and some white fairy lights strung about the ceiling. We were at the other end. Almost all customers pensioner couples and a two eccentrics sat as singles. We both went for specials. I had the odd sounding soup - cauliflower, brocoli, Stilton and Yarg, followed by my first ever circular veg lasagne and my partner the puff pastry topped chicken and leak pie. All these dishes were (and we were warned) much, much too hot - but we waited and although the lasagne had little texture all three items were tasty. With a pot of tea each the lunch came to approx £34 which was about right. I’m not sure we would have taken the place as being arty (maybe they have evening events?). The high level vent in the lavatory was blocked by dust and fluff; and the varnished surface of our, and the other tables we could see had a crinkled and rough surfaces, giving the impression that they were wet and or sticky which they actually weren’t. Don’t like even low level gripes but surely this business could spend a short time vacuuming those vent, sanding and putting a fresh coat on the table tops and most importantly showing the kitchen how to send out food and edible temperatures. The two servers who dealt with us were very friendly, informative and helpful. This place is nothing special but we had a good lunch and I dare say we could not have had a better one in any other Okehampton cafe.

We stayed in the cottage suite which was exceptionally clean and tidy and beautifully presented. The host is friendly and helpful. Me and my wife will be returning.

Went for tea and coffee and served by lovely young lady called Anna who looked after us well and was so polite ansld welcoming

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!!!

Food is ok but please don't make plans to visit unless you are staying. This is now a B&B and you cannot eat here if you are not staying. Please note it is no longer a pub or Restaurant

Visited on a Tuesday evening. There were a few people waiting for food, but not particularly busy. Ordered Cod and Chips then waited an age for it to be provided. Food was ok, but batter a bit greasy. The main issue was the extremely long wait for a staple dish. Will use the other chippy next time.

I loved sitting in the cosy tearoom and looking at the artefacts.The owners were friendly and very nice I would recommend going there.I am sure to come back soon.😃