A nice traditional pub, with the traditional pub smell (what is it Mr Landlord?)…read more Had a beer called Cotleigh Honey Buzzard, a name which led me to expect a light honey flavoured ale, certainly not a dark beer...with no honey flavour to my novice tongue. Nice beer though, just not as anticipated. It was one of four ales (pub serves a maximum of 5). Free newspapers to read.

The best pub (out of 23!) in central Newton Abbot. Close to the clock tower with plenty of seating…read moreoutside. Five handpumps with a mixture of regulars (Tribute and Doom Bar) plus guest beers, often from Devon and Cornwall. Newton Abbot's Teignworthy brewery is usually featured; other local beers include Hunters, Jollyboat, Exe Valley and O'Hanlons. Great lunchtime grub; roast dinners are particularly good value and I can also vouch for the steaks. Bands Saturday nights, some of which are quite good. Karaoke Friday nights - if you like that sort of thing! They also have darts and euchre evenings. For cider lovers the Thatchers Gold is not at all bad, but there is also Gaymers perry and Blackthorn.

Best place to take the family for a Sunday afternoon lunch or dinner, huge portions and veggies…read morewere not overcooked. Lots of gravy and Yorkshire pudding , my friend is a vegetarian and she was able to get an amazing platter with stuffing, grilled onions , lots of veggie options and vegan gravy . Lots of great ciders and beer and coffee by Iily . We didn't have any dessert as we were too full but the ones that passed by were out of this world. This place is dog friendly also a plus . We will definitely be back !

Excellent pub food with good ales. Superb value for money as plates are generous. Landlord formerly…read moreat Claycutters in Chudleigh Knighton has carried same principles to this new venture.

Abbotskerswells best pub for a quiet drink or something a bit more…read more nice beer gardens and surrounding areas give the court farm a warm welcome, the only downside is the always present locals giving a bad feeling when entering the pub side of the inn, the restaurant side however is fine. enjoy

A charming old country pub, in a small village, with good beer and a nice garden. Unlike other…read morecommentators I found the locals a nice bunch, however the food is very average.,

great pub,very friendly publican with a variety of different meals to suit to everyones taste and…read morethey are sold at reasonable prices,The pub is rather small though and the toilets are clean and tidy.You can play Snooker and meet up with your friends and family.The meals are cooked to order and given out when ready by the publican.

This is a lovely locals pub that is worth going a little out of your way for (free crisps in bowls…read moreon the bar!) I chose Teignworthy Reel Ale from the three on pump before I saw the awesomely named Bucket of Blood (on gravity with 1 other), by 1 of my favourite breweries, St Austell. Shame I didn't have time for another, but my pint was pretty good anyway. Sporty pub too. Darts and a screen towards the back. Liverpool are the pubs team of choice (never mind, eh).

A listed building dating back to the 16th century, the Sandygate Inn has a great back garden with…read moreloadsof space for kids to run around in and picnic tables out the front underneath teh hanging baskets. In the winter it has an open fire in the main bar which is great to sit around and drink the various real ales and scrumpy's on offer. The locals are all really friendly and will sit and have a chat with you and the food is pretty good too. A great place to while away a Sunday afternoon!

Really nice country pub,good beer and food.The staff are friendly and there is ample parking,I…read morereccomend anyone to give it a try,,

"A-OK" just about sums this place up perfectly. The decor is very well done for a gastropub and…read moregives a very elegant vibe. The service and food quality, however, fell very short. I visited on a business dinner. The local beer at the bar was nice, but my experience went downhill from there. I ordered the cured meat board as an appetizer and the sirloin steak with chips for dinner. The board was decent, but I"m not (apparently as I learned at this time) a huge fan of cured meats. The bread, however, was delicious. My main problem came with my main course. I ordered the sirloin, medium rare. Another member of my party ordered the sirloin medium well. Both of our steaks came out cooked above medium well but not quite well done. It was literally difficult to chew, but I wasn't going to send it back during a business dinner. The chips were pretty plain, but that's typical of English chips. Overall, the highlights were the beer and the house salad that came with my meal. Its a cool looking establishment and a nice place to have a beer, but you wouldn't catch me spending my own money there.

Bickley Mill Inn is heavily bedded within the region of Ipplepen and Abbotskerswell, the restaurant…read moreis worth the trip if your in the local area, prices can be expensive and you leave with a feeling of not being very fulfilled but i would still recommend this to a passer by.

Fantastic food & service with friendly staff. What more do you need? Definitely going to become a…read moreregular visitor here!

hare and hounds had grown from strength to stregth in the years and has a very wide variety of…read morefoods to choose from at a reasonable price they are child and disable friendly and have a very big restaurant seating more than 100. You can get a simple bar meal of ham egg and chips to a beef and ale pie or go more a la carte in their restaurant which serves a lovely lamp shank or roast duck, lovely atmosphere and right on the main road, ideal for stipping off before torquay

the best carvery i have ever had, for a reasonable price. what makes it special are the vegetables…read more they dont just stick to the standard peas carrots etc but also offer Mediterranean veg and seasoned green beans etc. the deserts are also fantastic, homemade and scrumptious with a good variety of choice that change each time i go. it can be very busy which can slow the service and ruin the atmosphere making everything seem a little rushed and squashed! but so worth it for the food!

The Cider Bar is a must stop when your out in newton abbot, from the wide range of Cider's and…read morewines to the dated decor adds a good effect to the very well known pub stop. Always friendly staff and fairly quick service, the olde cider bar is highly recommended from a newton abbot local. Enjoy

Faced with the uncommon layout and the (at this stage of the evening) blur of barrels I couldn't…read morequite see clearly, I welcomed recommendations and recognising the name of a cider, Diesel, from somewhere, seized upon it. It was as lovely as the barmaid who served it for me. This is a wonderfully unique bar. I fully recommend a visit. Like going back in time in some respects. They have some fruit wine (like gooseberry!) if you don't like cider (but no beer, which was normal for traditional cider houses).