The Black Cock Inn - Menu

One of the best meals we’ve had in a pub! The food is outstanding as well as the service. The staff are so friendly and chatty. We can’t wait to visit again with our family.

We ate here fairly early on cold March nioght. The owner was really welcoming. The food, cooked by his wife was really very good. They do get busy so it's best to book. Plenty of atmosphere. Really a decent find. Will be back when next in Devon.

What a find. We rented a cottage nearby and paid several visits to this pub which was obviously the hub of the community. Welcoming landlord and drinkers with well looked after beer. Good well cooked food. Busy even mid week in November. Hopefully we will visit again.

Amazingly friendly pub with delicious food! We ate here twice during our holiday and had some amazing food. All of the food we ordered was so good. A must try is the beef wellington and the treacle tart and clotted cream. If you are in the area give it a try recommend booking as it seems to always be busy.

Staying at Barton Farm. Grove Inn was highly recommended. Very glad we came. Friendly greeting, efficient bar service. Extremely well kept real ales! Cosy relaxed atmosphere. Dogs welcome. Small, but varied menu with choices for everyone. The main course food was outstanding. Puddings just fab! Table service was excellent. Everyone was delighted. Altogether great value.

We were in the area and popped in to The Grove Inn for lunch. The landlord was very friendly and accommodating kept the kitchen open for us and went through all his ciders with me, letting me taste each one until I settled on my favourite. The food was excellent. There was an amazing choice, for a cosy, village pub. It arrived swiftly to our table in the suntrap outside, was piping hot and delicious. Would highly recommend a visit if you happen to passing through Kings Nympton or nearby. Many thanks, Jules Sarah.

I found this pub through Facebook and as we were staying in the next village thought we'd give it a try. It didn't disappoint. It's a quaint small village pub but with a big community feel. The landlord was very welcoming and very friendly. He had put out birthday bunting for my husband, which was a really lovely touch. The food was amazing! The scotch egg starter is a must, proper tasty! The cider was a good shout too. The meal was so nice and it made a nice ending to our stay. Would definitely recommend and hopefully one day return.

Five stars? I am mistaken. A shower of stars. We will travel miles for steak and kidney pud, featured in the pub's reassuringly short menu. Order in advance for the best pud ever, no crusty edges and full of top quality tender steak. Complemented with lashings of gravy and a side of veg. This is a proper locals' ancient freehouse village pub with recognitions galore. Featured in the Good Pub Guides since at least 1985, Good Beer Guide and recent CAMRA pub of the year, Alastair Sawday pub guide and Unusual pubs by boot, bike and boat. Set deep in the glorious Devon countryside and welcomed by Robert, engaging and friendly. Deborah working her magic in the kitchen. They have owned this pub for...

We'd read such great reviews about The Grove when we was last on holiday in South Molton so decided we would pay a visit while we was here this time, so phoned and booked a table for Sunday lunch. It was a lovely old pub, the staff were so friendly and the food was amazing, we'd both ordered roast beef and that was the best we'd tasted for a long time, there was red cabbage among the selection of vegetables which is normally something I don't enjoy but this was so lovely, I asked the young lad who served us what they did with it as I was thinking of trying to recreate the recipe when I got home, he said it was his mum's recipe and sounded like it's a closely guarded secret.Hubby isn't one fo...