Four of us had booked for a meal and on arrival we were told that we could sit in any of their dining areas. The beer was ver good. For starters we had the goat's cheese salad and greek salad which were both very good and a cut above normal pub fayre. For mains we had pizza; which was absolutely... More

Thursday evening - 4 hungry people - didn't book - got a table in Auntie Mabel's Kitchen with ease. Delightful 'can do' staff who couldn't have been nicer. The venison pie with the smoothest mashed potato I have ever had, + peas was superb, as was my wife's duck. Fish and chips went down well with friends. 2 main meals... More

We returned to The Drewe Arms for the first time since marrying there last year last week. We love this place - not only the location, charming buildings and food, but also the warm ambience and excellent service. It's laid-back without sacrificing quality (much of the menu is locally sourced and beautifully cooked) and you will be warmly welcomed by... More

We had a very good lunch today, I enjoyed the duck confit and my partner loved the sausages. Bread and Butter Pudding was unremarkable but enjoyable. The staff were a joy, very welcoming and attentive and helped make an enjoyable lunch seem special. Thank You.

A good old fashioned pub B&B - The staff were helpful enough without being over friendly. Bedroom was comfortable with the usual quirkyness you expect with a several hundred year old building. The food was really good, can heartily recommend the restaurant. BIt of a struggle if you go back to the room early, no tv, no decent radio coverage... More

Fantastic , a real gem of a find. beautiful location , picturesque, great walks. Very friendly, relaxed and hospitable staff. Excellent food, local produce, menu to suit myself, husband and four children aged 14,10,6 and 3. We ate an evening meal and had full English breakfasts in the morning, fresh orange juice, cereals toast and the usual full English cooked... More

Stayed in the Drewe Arms for a weekend of mountain biking and hiking around Dartmoor and i couldn't have wanted for more. The rooms are nice and affordable and Paul, Fiona and the rest of the staff look after you well. The beer is excellent and food is fantastic, I couldn't recommend this more highly.

I stayed at The Drewe Arms for a long weekend of mountain biking with three mates and really couldn't have wished for more - the bunk room we stayed in was cosy, the beds were comfy, the breakfast enormous and very tasty. Evening dinner was a real treat, especially the treacle sponge pudding :D and the ale and scrumpy were... More

This is my second stay at the Drewe Arms, staying in the converted stables at the back. The staff were friendly and welcoming. I was disppointed that a long drive from Scotland had mean't it was too late to enjoy the Drewe Arms' great food. Amazingly comfortable bed,had a great night's sleep. The village of Drewsteignton is exquisite, and the... More