This is one of the oldest pubs in the UK and it's charm and age stand out. The staff are very welcoming and attentive. The menu has quite a varied selection, and they are happy to mix and match. We had a varied experience, the...bread appeared to be stale although we were told it was freshly baked on site. The fish and chips were amazing, the John Dory fish option was not as expected... the fish was good but the accompanying vegetable selection was incredibly poor and let the dish down. With regards to covid, on arrival it was clear that concerns were being taken seriously but... while seated as the evening progressed, social distancing at dining tables was clearly lacking, so we left earlier than planned, shame.... Pudding options look good.More

Having had a lovely Sunday lunch on our first visit, we were very disappointed on our second visit to find my fish pie was sadly lacking a very important ingredient - fish! Since they have been boasting online about their wonderful new chef, we decided...to give it another chance. Unfortunately our drive was a nightmare. We twice had to reverse 50-100 yards up a single track lane because of an oncoming vehicle. I know they can't do anything about that, but it makes you feel your meal has to be a bit special to warrant the stress. Unfortunately the food was very poor. Our main courses were both totally overcooked and dried out. Such a shame as it is a lovely old pub, but we won't be going back.More

Booked a table for the first night of our holiday and ended up visiting a further 3 times. The Pub has a good selection of Beers, Wines and Gins. The menu is not huge but there were always specials available and the pie and curry...night was great value. The food was consistently of a very high standard with the Sunday roast being the stand out meal. As for the staff, they were friendly, polite and very professional in these difficult times. We felt comfortable and safe when ever we visited. Its a shame we live so far away or we would be regulars. Definitely recommend you visit.More

Just popped in for lunch. Very impressed, the food was superb, and the service was excellent. We had the soup and belly pork to start with, and wow it was good. Then we had the fish and chips and not only a massive portions, but...very very tasty fish with a lovely crispy batter. A lovely place right out the way, definitely worth a visit, and would love to go back and try the evening menu if we get time during our visit.More

Two of us enjoyed a two course lunch. I opted for Sundried Tomato & Halloumi Arancini Balls, with April's Chili Jam, followed by Lemon, garlic and Rosemary marinated Chicken Kebabs. Both were enjoyable. My partner opting for Asian Style belly pork slices as a starter,...followed by a beef curry. I tasted and wish I had opted for both. They were two of the best Asian inspired meals that I could remember. This chef learnt from experience working in Asian restaurants in Australia. I hope he remains in Devon for years to come.More

Myself and my husband stayed two nights - what a marvellous old building steeped in history! We stayed in the Teign room and everything was wonderful... our room, the food and the service - the staff in the restaurant were friendly, helpful and attentive. The...food, although a fairly small menu was all done to perfection. Paul and Vanessa set very high standards which clearly pay off as the place was buzzing both nights. Paul was also very warm and welcoming.More

We called in on the off chance of getting a Sunday roast with family who are visiting, we didn’t have a booking but we were welcomed in and given a table, as always the food was amazing and service was excellent, one of the best...roasts I’ve had. It’s a lovely place to eat and spend time and it felt very safe with the social distancing measures they have in place. Thanks for a lively afternoon.More