Church House Inn - Carte

Ancient pub with lots of atmosphere and history. Good service and great food. Outside is a lovely orchard walk down to the river.

Very cosy, welcoming pub with good friendly service, no fuss pub grub at reasonable prices. Great laid back atmosphere. Very enjoyable.

What a lovely place this is. The food was in a word exceptional. (Try the steak and kidney pie and the fisherman's pie...Absolutely amazing) Voir le carte

We had a fantastic dinner on Tuesday evening. The restaurant was bustling and we didn't have a reservation, but we were warmly welcomed. The restaurant is also very accommodating to dog owners.

Phoned ahead to reserve a table. Lovely old pub. Friendly welcome. Doggy friendly, made a fuss of our two big dogs. Food was nice. Good choice of gf dishes. We were staying at the Higherwell campsite. Nice 15 minute walk into the village.

I went with two old friends before watching a football match between Stoke Gabriel and Newton Abbott. This charming historic pub dates back to 1152. The Dartmoor Jail Ale was in excellent condition. The menu offered a variety of bar meals to suit every taste. The bar staff and locals were very friendly. If you are ever in the area, make sure to stop by - you won't be disappointed. Voir le carte

We were staying very close to The Church House Inn which was really lucky! Great place to eat and socialise. The staff were all really friendly, the food was very good and plentiful. Would highly recommend to anyone wanting a nice, social night out without loud music. It’s so popular, you would be well advised to book a table early as it gets busy every night in our experience, especially between 6pm and 8pm.

This traditional country pub offers a warm welcome and is full of character and charm. They serve well-kept ale and a good selection of other drinks. The food is good, honest, hearty grub with generous portions. I enjoyed a homemade lasagne with chips, carrots, and peas, while my companion had gammon, egg, and chips with peas. The plates were emptied, which is a testament to the delicious taste. The bar staff and cook were all welcoming and I can't fault the experience. I will definitely be returning.

Roni and I went here for a quick drink and ended up going back for most of our holiday. First of all the pub is as friendly to dogs as they are to us. Our wee man had a bit of a pant on and was served with a cold bowl of water and dog treats. As Roni is disabled we have to be careful where we go, but the landlady and staff could not have been more helpful. We ordered our drinks and asked for the menu. Roni had forgotten her glasses and yet again help was at hand with a box of reading glasses from behind the bar. The wine is of a very high quality and the beer is beautifully kept. Our food arrived very quickly, all home cooked and piping hot. All of our food was to the highest standard with b... Voir le carte