Had several cream teas here in the garden with our dog. What a lovely way to drink your tea or eat…read moreyour dinner. It makes you really chill as if on holiday...

This is a pub type pub - that may seem to say nothing, but actually its worth saying that this is…read morefor drinking, chatting and relaxing, not for fine dining or entertainment. Without being 'spit and sawdust' the Vine is a down to earth pub, with Otter Ale served from a barrel rather than through the taps, and the usual range of lagers and keg beers, spirits etc too. I am always amused by the way the landlord serves soft drinks out of big bottles rather than from a tap, but it adds to the charm rather than distracts. A good place to go for a drink and conversation. During the day there is a tea room adjacent to the main bar, very good home made cakes, sandwiches and tea and coffee, with the option of sitting outside in good weather, worth a visit.

How would you like your Otter? (See photo below) (See photo…read morebelow) This is a gastro pub. I enjoyed my Otter Head but I'd have been happier to take it somewhere cosier with a few more tables. Serves a purpose.

We had an excellent meal with excellent service from a very helpfull smart informative young man…read more Well worth a visit.

A bit of a dive I suppose, but in the right way! The choice of music matched the appearance of the…read morebartender (bit of Blink 182). A new Courage clip actually fooled me into ordering one of my least favourite beers (there was Huzzah! As well). Turned out to be the best swig of Courage I think I've ever had. Much better than usual. So was a bit of a result. Contains numerous brochures for local attractions.

I don't normally bother leaving reviews, but had such a great time I wanted to say how great it…read morewas! We were looking for a B&B to enjoy Devon, and stumbled across this place. It's simply an excellent pub with good accommodation. The place was spotless, the breakfast was excellent, it's a great proper English pub with lovely beer garden and every single member of the team was amazing. I can't fault my stay at all. Nothing was too much trouble and I enjoyed every minute there. I'll definitely be back.

Always had a good meal and highly recommend it, I personally love the older side of the pub, it…read moredepends what you like, we book and meet friends for a long dog walk up east hill strips then have lunch carvery, what's not too like, give it a visit, out of peak times is best. Good feel about the place.

I have one word to say about this pub. Carvery. It is renowned for it throughout the valley and is…read morea must visit. They do it every day and for a set price you have a choice of meat of vegetarian option. The selection of things to put on your plate is immense, and I can guarantee your plate won't be big enough to have it all. My grandma likes it as she can take as little as she wants, and not feel bad about leaving it! The atmosphere is lovely although it can get very busy. I would advise booking a table.

Although it's not been open long and I have, on the whole enjoyed each visit, I do think they have…read morelost the art of wiping tables. Most visits now requires some serviettes to clear way food and drink spills.

Ghastly food, overpriced drinks - £2.80 for a pint of soda?!…read more We chose this place after recently moving to the area, good eateries are thin on the ground, and this place has good reviews, with an impressive website. Because it was a first visit we both stuck to what we thought would be a safe option- fish n chips, although the menu cited a tomato sauce with it, which seemed a bit unorthodox. When the food arrived, the batter was unfortunately sodden with said "sauce" which consisted of apparently canned tomatoes, olives and capers, and did not complement fish and chips in any way imaginable. The fish inside, was pretty invisible, but what was there, was good quality and cooked nicely, but the skin had been left on, so once that was scraped off, there was very little fish in ratio to (now soggy) batter. The accompanying chips were nothing to write home about, clearly reheated, not crispy, and very floury, more resemblent of potato slices which had been cooked in an oven, than the "proper" chips which they purported to be. Their tartare sauce was great, shame about everything else. It was £13 each for the food, pricey for the portion size and quality of the food, and to charge £2.80 for soda water, when every other pub in the area provides it for free, is nothing short of scandalous. I will never come back. Ugh.