A proper local spot, buzzing on a Saturday night. The old-school jazz in the background was just right for our group catch-up. We ended up staying way longer than planned!

Such a cosy little freehouse. The staff are lovely, and the draft beer is spot on. The food? Honestly, a solid 10/10. That&#39;s rare for me.

Lovely old pub, very cosy inside. The staff were so friendly and attentive, which made the whole evening really relaxed. I had the fish and chips, it was good. A nice, comfortable spot for a quiet meal.

The decor is really nice, modern but still feels cosy. Sat by the window and it was a lovely spot to watch the world go by. Food was good, service was quick. Prices are fair for the location on the edge of the town shops.

Lovely stay. The room was cosy and well presented, with nice local toiletries. Food is cooked fresh to order, which was great. Staff were welcoming and the dog-friendly policy is a big plus. Just a note that the breakfast service can get a little slow when they&#39;re busy.

The cod bites are decent for sharing, and the house lager was a surprisingly good match. Quick, easy meal.

Beef curry was spot on, really tender. Chips were a huge portion, couldn&#39;t finish them. Perfect for a quick, filling lunch. Got my food in about 5 minutes.

We&#39;re regulars and the food is always spot on. The staff know our usual wine order, which is a nice touch.

A proper cosy pub, this. The owner&#39;s a friendly chap - he was happy for us to bring in pasties from the bakery down the road. Sat outside with a pint and a pasty, just what you need.

The Mother&#39;s Day carvery was a nice touch, and the free Prosecco was appreciated. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Lovely old pub, proper Devon feel. Had the Sunday roast, beef was spot on. The real star was their house red, a surprisingly good match with the rich gravy. Staff are genuinely friendly, makes you feel like a local. A bit of a wait for the food, but worth it for that kind of atmosphere.

Been coming here for the Sunday roast for ages. It&#39;s always solid. Just book ahead, saw a big queue get turned away today.

Our son&#39;s 18th was here. He had the Tomahawk steak and said it beat a Michelin one he tried in France! 🥩 Made the night for him (and us, knowing it was safe for his coeliac diet).

The chef really knows his stuff for gluten-free. Took the time to walk me through the whole menu, even knew where they source the ingredients. Most dishes can be made GF. Food was spot on, and the garden&#39;s a nice spot on a sunny day.

The relaxed vibe here is perfect for a glass of wine. You can really taste the care in the locally sourced ingredients.

Been coming here for years, and the curries are still spot on. The manager always remembers us and checks in, which is nice. Portions are generous, so you definitely get your money&#39;s worth. A bit pricier than some places, but the quality makes up for it.

Service was prompt and friendly. The beef chili had a good amount of chorizo and meat, flavourful. Decent portion. The view of the bay from the table was a plus. Solid spot for a quick business lunch.

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