We have eaten hear a couple of times now. As pub food goes it's up there and serves great grub. I have had the pie both times and its been spot on. It has a good selection of real ales and they are well kept. The last time we was in was Sunday the 5th of May 2013 and the... More

Didn't stay at this pub but visited for a meal. Fantastic pub - happily welcomed dogs as well as their owners! Food was delicious, couldn't fault it. Lovely tranquil garden area. One of the nicest pub meals we've had in a long while. Would definitely go back.

Did not stay overnight so cannot comment on the accommodation. Pretty much my favourite Pub now ! Great food and Drink, good prices, lovely proper Pub inside and out. Friendly staff, nice locals, what more can I say.

Probably as close to the archetypal English pub as you'll ever get. Utterly perfect. Flagstone floors, cosy booths, open fire. Well kept beer, great food with friendly and efficient service, a very hospitable welcome. We stayed on our second night of a three day cycling break, and were able to park our bikes under cover. The room we had was... More

Excellent pub with good beer and a friendly atmosphere that serves tasty pub food including its Pie's which are fully desrerved of their 'award winning' status! We've eaten here several times and have always had good service.

Wonderful location for a three night walking break in a very old and truly atmospheric village pub. Next to castle and interesting church and within 5 minutes walk of National Trust Lydford Gorge.Very friendly and helpful pub staff, wide range of very well cooked food in large portions, great beer and unbelieveably clean in spite of the pubs C16 credentials.... More

All that you could wish for in a rural English pub. A group of nine friends dined early one Sunday evening after a long ardous walk on Dartmoor, had not booked but that did not matter. We were ravenous and the meal sated our appetites. Good fast service. Staff exceptionally friendly. Am looking forward to next visit already.

This is really worth a detour...or a trip especially when you want somewhere to eat while visiting north west Dartmoor or walking The Granite or Two Castles Way (superb walking). Good beer, great pub food and a lovely welcoming atmosphere. Rainy afternoon....order a later taxi to your hotel and just sit by the Fire, Eat, Drink and Relax :)

stopped off initially for coffee by the logfire to get out of the rain and stayed for lunch. Friendly welcome and helpful service. Pub got very busy quickly with lively customers and plenty of post Christmas cheer. The food was excellent and very generous portions. I had the cauliflower and broccoli bake with chips and a vegetables (the red and... More