The best restaurants serving British food in 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.

Enjoyed a lovely bacon and egg filled sourdough toasted bap. Lush! Shared a scrumptious Ramble Jack with hubby. Nice clean surroundings. Friendly young staff.

What a genuinely fantastic pub. Warm atmosphere, great beer selection and a wonderful team who are always on hand to offer the most welcoming experience.

Absolutely fabulous place, standard of food is high and consistent. Rooms are elegant and comfortable, vary in size but all are well equipped and beautifully decorated. Staff are a really well oiled machine, superb, you'd be hard pushed to find people who work so well together giving the customers a flawless service.

A very nice cafe worth a visit the breakfast was lush.

I really enjoyed the Chagford Inn. Great food, first class 😁 lovely ambience. Well worth a visit 😁

We went here for lunch today. It was the best fish & chips I've had in years! Really lovely and friendly, nice dining area and good value...superb. Would definitely recommend.

An excellent small, friendly pub, much frequented by locals. Please note there is no food available other than a range of crisps etc.

We was happy with majority off the service we received. We go At least once a week, as we really enjoy it here. We decided to order a sharer board, and it was worst mistake, it just had 90/95% off salad and leaves and not much food, for the price it was.

Popped in for Bruch for two. Not only was the food excellent, but the staff were incredibly accommodating and delivered exceptional service. Special nod to the young chef and waitress who served us. Excellent value for money too!

Such a lovely well rounded place !! truly the heart of the village offering a wide variety of local and home made dishes along with plenty of board games, toys and books for families to enjoy. i visit often with friends to enjoy the pool table and dartboard, sit by the fire and try local beers ciders and ales - we feel so lucky to have this spot for us in the village

Ate Saturday night. They had a bit of a problem with staffing, food was a long time coming but very good when it arrived. The staff in attendance were polite, apologetic and appraised everyone of the situation. I’d recommend

I went in here to meet a friend and I wanted a milkshake, I was tutted at and then charged £4.50 for a glass of milk with flavouring added to it. I was not happy.

Superb experience; We were on a break from Cornwall for a few days and visited The Tom Cobley Tavern 2 days on the trot for lunch. We were made very welcome as was our dog, great hospitality, fine ales and a very extensive and all round superb food choice. Landlord, daughter and team made us feel really welcome, old school, unfussy and welcoming, we will definitely be back!

Cosy little pub in Yelverton. Stayed overnight and ate an evening meal in the pub. This is not pub grub it’s an amazing dining experience with friendly and helpful staff. An excellent selection of tasty dishes cooked by a talented chef. Following a delightful meal we retired to our room. Nice large size. Warm and comfortable. Large walk in shower in the en suite bathroom. Huge comfortable bed. So so comfortable. Cannot recommend the nights sleep enough! So onto breakfast. Full English and more. Coffee that tastes like coffee, proper orange juice. Thanks to the owner who made our breakfast! On the edge of the moor and a stones throw from Buckland Abbey, friendly congenial staff who can’t do enough for you. What’s not to like? Book early to avoid disappointment. Oh and don’t confuse it with the Who’d Have Thought It at Saltash. Two pubs with the same unusual name in the vicinity -‘Who’d Have Thought it’.