Stopped in around 3 on a Monday. They stop serving food at 2 but she offered to put together items…read morethat didn't need cooking. Said she could make the nachos so we decided on that. Very friendly and nice atmosphere. Nachos were great and chips were fresh. Beer was cold and good. Not from the area and just here on holiday but would come back if in town again for dinner.

In the charming village of Hartland this pub does a popular sunday cavery. For 7.50 a person you go…read moreup and help yourself to veg- roast or boiled potatoes, carotes, sauted leeks, chali cheese, cabbage, peas and 2 different types of gravy. There is a choice of turkey, ham or beef. The main dining room is a bit 'old peoples homeish', but we took our food into the bar area and really enjoyed eating whilst watching the grand prix on the big screen! I have to admit i found the meat a bit dry and the veg overcooked- but that could be because we arrived quite late- lunch is served 12-3 and we got there at 2:30. Deserts were proper comfort food- i had apple crumble and custard and my partner had chocolate pudding with clotted cream. Both were stogy in a very satisfying way!

Well it's no wonder that the award winning fish and chip shop in Lynmouth is NOT this one! I walked…read morein and the boy behind the counter looked at me and said what Taken back I said child's sausage and chips please, he sighed and said £4.30. Ok this is peak season in a sea side town I can live with that for my princess. Bit when it came, he threw the fork toward me onto the counter so that it slid and just put my food down and walked off. Well I never! What a measly portion of chips and a cheap banger that the skin burst on while frying. The chips were greasy, that boy was rude and obnoxious and the price I paid for the whole poor experience, that as someone who lives in Devon and visits the area nearly every weekend, I shall be telling everyone on the campsite to avoid it like the plague!

Great Fish & Chips…read more Possibly the best fish and chips ever! We ate ours,on a warm sunny day, on the small outdoor terrace. Washed down with a tasty pot of tea. Great service, friendly staff and spotlessly clean. And under £15 too. Well recommended.

The Cadeleigh Arms is somewhat hard to find, being out-of-town between Crediton and Tiverton but…read moreonce discovered you're in for a real treat! It's run by the lovely Jane Dreyer and her very friendly staff who could not have been more helpful. To start, I ordered Prawn Tempura that arrived perfectly cooked and accompanied with a selection of bean sprouts giving it just the right amount of 'bite' and freshness whilst the prawns were in a light, crisp and delicious tempura batter. To follow was probably the best plate of roast beef I've ever tasked in a pub, with a Yorkshire pudding the size of a bowler hat, but tasting considerably better. Lovely crispy vegetables, perfect roast potatoes and to follow a truly delicious Crepe Suzette with a large blob of thick, Devon ice cream. Added to all this some lovely wines, delicious fresh coffee and the November drizzle outside was soon forgotten as the afternoon ebbed away in front of the cheerfully blazing log fire. All this for about £36 per head, including service and I reckon it's hard to beat! I'll certainly be back with some really London foodie-friends of mine.

This pub has changed hands since all of the previous reviews - it sadly closed in 2012 and was…read moresaved by a community buy out. It's now a lovely country pub with everything you'd expect - open fire, sports bar (pool table and darts board), a skittle alley and a cozy main bar area. They serve good food, mostly locally sourced and are proving popular with locals and those from further afield. The village has regained a lovely, friendly pub :) For the record - I am not the owner or landlord!!

Visited in the afternoon. Daytime menu very limited and wildly overpriced (£3 for a portion of…read morefrozen chips? Really?). We ordered our food at the bar and took a seat. The waiter brought it over and dumped it in the table without offering us cutlery, sauces, condiments or even a smile. The burgers were fine and we sat for a good half an hour after eating looking over the beach finishing our drinks. Nobody came to clear our plates until we (and all the other unattended tables) were attacked by seagulls swooping down for the left overs. Pricey and unattentive. Give it a miss and eat in the town.

In the evening this place chances from a beach cafe to an upmarket bistro. It is extremely popular-…read moreso book in advance. Their speciality is seafood- and the 'special of the day' (clams, mussels, crevettes, red mullet, hake, lemon sole all cooked very simply and served over delicious buttery marsh samphire, accompanied by a small portion of chips) was 25 pounds a person, for a minimum of 2 people. It was a real 'taste of the sea'- fresh and delicious- but quite expensive. Starters are reasonable at about 5 pounds a person- try the crab bisque which was a real highlight. The house wines are remarkably reasonable- a crisp french sav blanc was 10.50, and went down very nicely! A great holiday meal out- the views over the sea combined with fish cooked with a light touch make it the perfect summer venue for a bit of a treat.

This is a nice pub with two great beer gardens. One has a playground for kids and can get very busy…read morewith families. The pub itself lacks a bit of atmosphere on the inside but makes up for it with the large beer garden. It shows sports on tv and is popular with surfers.

Great pub and good food. Especially the billy burger…read more We always come here when we come down to Croyde. Which is at least twice a year. The food is always good here and well presented. There is a playing area for the kids too. Parking can be a bit limited. You cannot come to Croyde and not try this Surf pub.

Great fish and chips in a smart setting, served by friendly and attentive staff…read more The Welcome Fryer was an on the spot choice for us and we were not sorry we bobbed in. As it was lunchtime we opted for the lunchtime special of fish (haddock or cod) and chips with a cup of tea or coffee - those who did mushy peas added them. Everything was excellent and freshly cooked, the fish was crisply battered and not at all soggy with oil, as it can often be. Mushy peas tasted as they should without the need to be seasoned. All in, four grown-ups and a very hungry toddler were well fed and watered for £20.

Visited the takeaway and had a very pleasant reasoanbly priced meal…read more Good portion of fish and chips, which represented good value for money. The kids had 1 of the childrens boxes each, which came with a drink we will definetly go back.

Fiascos is a great sandwich bar where you can choose your own fillings from a wide range of…read moreingredients. With a choice of white ,brown or wholemeal bread you can pick anything from the sublime to the ridiculous ( handy for those wierd pregnancy cravings!) The also do jacket potatoes and salad boxes.At the back of the shop is a (very) tiny cafe that is great for lunch but very hard to get a seat at busy times.