Half Moon Inn - Menu

As always, fantastic meal, piping hot, huge portions, super tasty and great service. This place never fails. Fish cakes were so good I even ordered more to take home with me.

Food was very good and served hot. Service was also very good and the staff were friendly. My sister arrived first and my husband and I were running 30 mins late but when we arrived the staff were very pleasant and helpful making us feel welcome.

We attended a wake at the Half Moon. Just had to write a review on the food served. The veggie lasagne was gorgeous! also the Steak Ale casserole was very nice too. Being disabled, although the loos aren't accessible they made every effort to make sure I was comfortable.

We decided to dine at the Half Moon Inn based on its excellent Trip Advisor rating. Booking a table was simple over the phone, and we received a warm and friendly welcome upon arrival. The food was delicious, and the portion sizes were satisfying without being overwhelming.

We all ordered the Sunday roast with beef. Unfortunately, the meat was very tough and difficult to cut, so we couldn't eat it. The gravy was watery and there was a very limited amount of vegetables. We only received a few carrots, 2 small pieces of broccoli, 4 small roast potatoes, and a ramekin of cauliflower cheese to share between 3 people.

I had a fantastic experience at this restaurant from beginning to end. The staff, atmosphere, and food were all excellent. Our waitress was attentive and knowledgeable. The food was cooked perfectly and served hot. We couldn't find any faults. We are staying in Dawlish and will be returning in April, and we will definitely be visiting this restaurant again.

Featured and recommended in the Good Pub Guide and Good Beer Guide. Locals' village pub. Light lunch of an excellent home made pea and ham soup. An average prawn cocktail. A benefit is smaller portions are available with the main courses. Doggy friendly. Log burner in the cosy public bar. Probably lost some of its pubby charm following refurbishment. Friendly crew.

Nice little country pub with great service and good food. We ate dinner here whilst staying at the Premier Inn at Jn 29 on M5. Alternative to the Brewers Fayre or Miller and Carter. I had the local brew Ferryman bitter from the Exeter Brewery and fishcakes and sweet potato fries served with a sweet chilli sauce and side salad. Fish cakes were perhaps a little over cooked as they were deep fried but otherwise very good. Finished with a lemon posset served with a red berry compote which complemented the sweetness well

Was visiting Exeter Westpoint for a few days and booked here for Dinner on the Thursday night. Staff were super friendly, organised and the food was well cooked, delicious and there were plenty of options available on the menu. The experience was so good that we booked for the Friday and Saturday nights too. Desserts were also delicious! Lots of locals drinking and eating always means its a good place to frequent. Free parking behind the pub available as well. Highly Recommended. Make sure you book though as its a very busy pub.