Great country inn that has seroiusly improved since my last visit…read more Good selection of local beer, Teignworthy Gun Dog 4.2% + selection of guest ales. Wholesome pub food that will help revive you after your moorland walk. Enjoy.

I can't say I recommend the food, but the ambiance, the beer selection, and the extremely friendly…read morestaff still make it a solid choice. Plus, I only ate there once so I can't say I for a great feel for the menu. They have ample indoor seating, a nice bar area often filled with locals, and a small beer garden style area out back. It's a great traditional English pub nestled in a beautiful country area.

Extremely friendly atmosphere with gorgeous food. We had mussels and pork and they were both very…read moregood and served in generous portions. The staff is very helpful and other attendants were good fun to talk to.

a very nic country pub where the staff are very obliging. the food is great and reasonably priced…read more it is very cosy with an open fire for the winter months. there is a fine selection of beverags too.

What a great little find! Cute place! Lovely service. Beautiful gardens. Clean bathrooms, and most…read moreimportantly, fabulous food. I wasn't expecting much, but left delighted.

From the owner: Quaint and traditional 16th century pub and restaurant on the edge of Dartmoor, offering great…read moreales, Ciders. Only 10 miles from Exeter and 15 miles from Okehampton. Only 1 minute off the A30 Devon to Cornwall road.

Been there consistently every wend but last wend was awful, young staff member I think who was…read moreacting manager was extremely rude to us and made our visit awful, making us feel line we weren't local enough to be there, we sadly won't be back!

A marvellous, very old pub with lots of atmosphere in a pretty village location. It has changed…read morehands many times over the years and various changes made, but it has only been improved in my opinion. A great place to have a meal, with lots of vegetarian choice too. Real ale and even a resident ghost, so they say!

The view from this pub is great, even though you can't see the jaw dropping view of the bridge from…read morethis angle. (There is a platform on the river nearby which has the best view...but you can't take your pint there..well I didn't try but it didn't seem like the done thing). A friendly barmaid served me a good pint of something called 'dartmoor legend', which I enjoyed outside where it seemed the whole village had emerged to enjoy the sun. Serves food and has a pool table. The pub actually looks really nice inside too.

Quite possibly the best pub in the world, with cosy wooden benches inside and tables outside facing…read morethe beautiful Tamar river. A very local pub, hosting half the village, it seems, most nights. People sit with their locally brewed beers and friendly dogs on the quayside. The food is pretty good. There is a pool table inside too. Calstock is a pretty village on the Devon-Cornwall border, easily accessible from Plymouth.

Our favourite local pub! Great atmosphere, fantastic food, very friendly and welcoming staff…read more Lovely beer garden with sun and shade and plenty of tables. Child friendly - no specific children's menu but happy to adapt adult meals and provide additional plates. Happy to provide milk rather than teh ubiquitous Fruit Shoot. Nice cosy restaurant area or there are tables where you can eat in the bar. Sunday lunches are superb as are the steak and kidney pies and the puddings are amazing. Good beer too. Also have accommodation which I've heard is very nice but haven't seen myself. Central village location, easy parking.

Went for a meal last night and would not go again. We ordered rosti potato and feta bites with…read moresweet chilli dip for a starter. They arrived with not a potato rosti in sight; they were deep fried breadcrumb feta parcels with a sweet chilli dip. For mains we ordered Lentil Cakes with Spicy Salsa and Mozerella glaze (how can you have a mozerella glaze?) and my husband ordered Roast vegetable and Mozerella Cake with tomato salsa. Both of these arrived and appeared to be frozen veggie burgers which had been deep fried into a mush, covered with tonnes of fake mozerella cheese, I'm not sure what it was, but it was not mozerella, served with tasteless undressed iceberg and tasteless tomatoes, and a salsa. Priced at £9.50 and £8 respectively, this was overpriced, we did consider going to another place with meals priced at around £5 but thought we'd get something more for our money here. You just cannot charge almost £10 for a deep fried veggie burger and salad!

To me, this place was awesome, the perfect traditional West Country pub. I was with a party of 5…read moreand every meal was perfectly sized, fresh and tasty. The staff were professional and friendly. After a nice walk on Dartmoor, this pub is a perfect lunch or dinner with a nice English pint : ) I would definitely come back !

We stopped into the Royal Oak Inn during our ramble over Dartmoor. What a cozy inn -- and very…read morefriendly. We didn't eat there but my husband has a good pint of Dartmoor Bitter and I had a bitter shandy for fortify us on our ramble. Lovely little green outside the pub -- definitely want to go back for some food. The menu looked very good.

Love the authenticity of the surroundings. The room was charming. The food was excellent and the…read moreservice was good. I had the ham, eggs and chips my husband had steak and ale pie. The servings are huge and arrived fresh and hot. I recommend the Strawberry Pimms!

Great, friendly pub with good food, friendly service. We eat the regularly, can recommend the fish…read more& chips, mixed grill, ham egg & chips, as well as their whitebait. Just on the B3254 Bude to Launceston road. Drop in, you'll love it!!

Excellently located pub by the Tamar river. Quite a bizarre interior however, one side is a small,…read morequirky, fireplaced perfect smugglers style pub and the other restaurant side is quite cheaply furnished and tacky. I havent tried the food as every time I have been here they are either not serving or once the fridge was broken. Still it is a great place to enjoy a drink by the river, especially on a sunny day when you can sit outside on the riverside picnic tables.

Yes, quite a nice setting. the last time I was there, the food has gone downhill a bit and the…read moreservice is quite slow, so much that we did not stay for coffee. they also have accommodation there, I think but not sure what that is like.

The previous landlord tried really hard to boost this amazing pub to recover from the damage that…read morewas quickly done by his predecessor and wife, sadly it was always going to be a challenge and the Church House Inn changed hands again in 2015. This change has brought a breath of fresh air, the welcome is again warm and friendly, the food exceptional, gone is that massive menu of countless items which were only possible with the help of a freezer and microwave, never a good combination! Now the menu is manageable and cooked to order by a more than competent chef, for the first time in a long while we see a pass with heat lamps to keep the food hot a sign of a chef who cares about his creations enough to serve them hot and fresh, he does not disappoint either it really is exceptional food, hot, fresh and well presented but more to the point it tastes amazing. The price, we'll give it a try and you decide, we think it offers fantastic value for money and is run by a team of caring professionals so it is back on our hit list "must do" places our only worry is that too many will agree and we won't just drop in but have to book. Well done all at the Church House Inn for bringing this diamond its sparkle back.

Daft really this has been one of my favourite eating pubs for at least 20 years and I have never…read moreQyped it! This is possibly the oldest inn in England, dating from 1028, however it started as a hostel to house the masons who were building the church next door. The menu is excellent and the food has never let us down. The menu is suplemented by an enormous daily specials board with the accent on fish and game. There is a good choice of real ales and some of the other fizzy stuff for people who have lost their sense of taste. The wine list is extensive and contains some really good, reasonably-priced stuff. As can be imagined in view of the age of the building, the inn has a great traditional feel. The latest landlord is a clone of his predecessors in that his welcome is warm and his patience long well Judi always changes her mind at the last minute! So on your next visit to Devon, set your satnav to this lovely old inn. It's popular, though, so I would recommend that you book.