We stumbled on this place while having a drive through the Exmoor National Park, and as it was lunchtime, we decided to stop for some food. Being used to pub food, we initially thought the food here was a bit pricey, well compared to chain pubs in town centres. We ordered our food, and the atmosphere was quiet, but pleasurable... More

You really must try this place for it's Sunday Carvery, open lunchtime and evening and I understand also on a Wednesday (but I am not sure about that). We went on a Sunday evening in October 2011 after having been out on the moor all afternoon watching the stags during the rut. You will need to pre book as the... More

After arriving at the pub were unsure of where to go. There was nobody at the bar to check us in, we hung around for about 5-10 mins, we were not sure what to do. The person who was at the end of the bar eating his tea decided to get us our key. (This was the proprietor). The room... More

Eric, Julie and Caroline made me feel like I had just come home. Room is clean, quiet with beautiful views over Exmoor. Food is fantastic, and the service great. Travelling on business alone, there are always locals who stop to chat, have a drink and pass the evening. Whether having a meal on my own, or with colleagues, the service... More

We had a wonderful stay at the Rest and Be Thankful. The service is amazing and nothing is too much trouble! The Rest and Be family are warm and welcoming. The selection of local ales are amazing and my husband really enjoyed trying the different ones. The open log fire was going strong which added to the wonderful feel of... More

Was in this area on business and recommended that I stay in this Pub. Recently renovated and refurbished. The bedrooms are due to upgrade but my room (No1) was excellent large with double aspect windows comfortable decor etc. Good simple food and for a wet Wednesday night in July a busy, goo d natured and atmospheric bar. Great Breakfast and... More