Great pub! Great food n drink. Nice local ales from Devon and Cornwall plus the usual taps n…read morebottles. I'm American and came here w my family to meet friends for a pub lunch and this place is spot on. Our friends were late and the bartender was quick to chat us up and make us feel welcome with three generous tastes of local ale. We ordered some pints and went back to the back garden where we were surprised to find a playground for the kids with a trampoline and other playground activities, awesome for our 8 n 10 year old kids and there were even younger having fun out there. Our friends showed up and we went in for our reservation for 7 and our table was ready. Good kids food menu and great adult menu too! We had bangers n mash, Brie n cranberry Wellington, prawn wrap, Lasagna and the kids had nuggets n chips w the peas which were better than the pub yesterday. Highly recommended. And I should note the staff was extremely attentive and very nice, best service in England so far this year.

This is a great country pub. Well cooked hefty portions and friendly staff. A lovely place…read more It's a little out of the way, the parking is fair but I would imagine, from the size of it, it can be full during busy periods. I would recommend booking if you are planning a visit so that you make sure that you get a table

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!!

Uneducated staff, from bartender to manager! Came back to Tiverton where I used to live and after…read more10 years decided to go to Remedies with a friend for a few drinks. Having drunk a couple pints of Fosters my friend offered to get another round and this time we decided to go for a couple pints of Heineken. My friend ordered these and just after his first sip he mentioned to me that the beer tasted strange, it was quite unpleasant in fact, both pints! Strait after I called the girl who served us and explained that these didn't taste right, she told me that she would get someone. Another bartender came, gentleman with glasses and beard and started to excuse it due to the girl being new in the job. ...I asked him if we could exchange the pints for Fosters instead, which he denied and to my astonishment he told me that the beers we had ordered were Fosters and said that they were out of Heineken! And just to top it up he told me that he heard me ordering it and that I asked for Fosters, a clear lie, my friend was the one who placed the order (and we look nothing alike)! I asked him to speak to the manager and he told me to speak to one of the security guys if I wanted to complain. I then went to speak to the closest security gentleman, explained the situation, he then took both pints with him and went somewhere. After a while he came back with both pints and told me that the manager said that there was nothing wrong with it. Clearly not happy with the resolution I asked him how I could raise a complaint. He said some website's address, I reached for my phone and started to write...he left...after few minutes of waiting I saw him and asked again for the address , no address given! Somehow a manager lady appeared from nowhere, I explained again and she said its normal they taste different, these were Heineken! I then mentioned that I had been told there was no Heineken, and having had enough of complaining I asked all I wanted was for the pints to be exchanged for Fosters. After this, she didn't say anymore and exchanged the beers! Never again

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.