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Fantastic little cafe in the heart of the village. Exceptional food and service, definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area…. Great cakes too 😋

We stopped for tea and cake! The cakes were excellent and seemed great value. The breakfast menu looking inviting and good value. We may return? YMMV

What an amazing place, over the last year I've tried all the cafes in tavistock and this is by far the best. Home cooked food at its best, the quiches and cakes are to die for. They use local ingredients to support other local businesses which is really important to me. If you're taking the kids then the grazing platters are brilliant. The coffee is fantastic, and you get a proper sized cup. The little things really add up here and it's cracking value for the taste and quality of the food.

This restaurant was popular, but,being quite small, has CLOSED at this spot, but HAS MOVED to FORE STREET about 300 yards to the East, near the East Okement River, and its name has changed to " The Allotment ", as it uses food all supplied locally. I highly recommend it for a smiley welcome & good wholesome food. Now sells jams & preserves.

Excellent find. We needed a room for one night. Can't find one fault on this little gem. Our Room was very comfortable and extremely clean throughout. We had an evening meal here. Wow! Excellent is an understatement and as for their Beer it was Nye on perfect. The staff were so welcoming and cheerful and really made you feel comfortable. 10/10 Thank you Blue Lion 🦁😍❤️

I come here often, indeed, go out of my way to visit, as the Flat White is one of the best in the South West, and the cakes are superb. It's certainly the only place I know where the delicious fresh milk is whole and out of a bottle. Nice and relaxed and bright in a town that has more than its share of dull weather with consistently friendly staff.

Amazing guitar shop and coffee - Always welcoming and knowledgeable - I have bought a few guitars here now and have had all my guitars serviced by them - cannot recommend highly enough

100% would recommend to try this hidden gem....tasty food warm welcome on a rainy day....5stars...will return for sure

Clean and nicely presented cafe in the centre of the town. There is no parking outside, the nearest being a few hundred metres away. It would not be disabled friendly due to the steps on entry. There is no outdoor seating. The inside is spacious, clean and well looked after. All of the staff we encountered were polite friendly and attentive. The menu is quite extensive, offering a great selection of sandwiches, hot dishes, cakes and drinks. As for the food, it was nothing short of excellent. It was very well presented, hot, well flavoured, very tasty and a seriously good plateful. We could not fault the food we were served at all. Very good value for money, six of us having food, drinks, coffee and cakes for around £70. Highly recommended if you are in the Hatherleigh area.

A lovely cosy pub in the heart of Dartmoor. Great quality food which is beautifully presented and equally as tasty. Staff are very friendly and accommodating. Will definitely be back!

Lovely overnight stay. The food was good and reasonably priced too. Staff were welcoming and the pub was well supported by locals and others from further afield, which meant there was a great atmosphere too.

Really good sausages and the price was surprisingly low too 😀

We went in October 2024 for lunch with family. The Peter Tavy is a very popular pub on the edge of Dartmoor, and known for its ambience and excellent food. It's an old Inn and was complete with low ceilings, fireplaces, and wooden beams . We'd booked a table as we know it can be busy, and the team at the pub were expecting us. For myself, I had the Ham, Egg and Chips, and I can honestly say that it was the best ham I have ever been served in a pub, and I don't normally heap praise like that easily. The eggs were good, too, as were the chips. I also had a couple of pints of Tavistock Golden Ale, which is brewed locally and is a really good, bitter, beer. I live in Canada and miss a good English pint, so the Golden Ale was real high point my fortnight in the UK. The service was excellent; fast and efficient with very friendly staff. I can't speak to prices as the meal was paid for us, but I believe the bill was quite reasonable. The pub is a little off the beaten track (you get to it seemingly through a farm yard), but it's well worth the effort.

Lovely little pub, nice comfy atmosphere with very friendly staff and amazing food, would highly recommend this place

Run by lovely couple, very friendly without intruding. Great little village