The Dolphin Inn - Menu

We stopped by for a couple of drinks on our way to a restaurant and stumbled upon a charming pub with a pleasant courtyard, great beer, and welcoming locals. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

Passing through on our way to Torquay called in for light lunch. Excellent range of beers and cider but more importantly the ham baguettes were excellent served with salad and crisps and most excellent value at just £3.50 each. Would recommend

Visiting relatives in the village and had been for drinks before, but this time decided to eat as well! The meals we had were really nice and wholesome. Tasted like real home cooked food and atmosphere was great, with a choice of ales and cider.

Thatchers Gold and Tribute were the reasons why me and the wife called into this pub but the atmosphere is why we liked it.The locals were friendly and quite welcoming which made our visits most enjoyable,particularly the dogs playing with each other.

We were in the “snug” at the back, which could do with a roaring fire and some info about what beers they sell in the front, where uproarious Friday night banter was afoot. House white not chilled, probably a bad choice. But enjoyed it overall for quick drink.

I have been to The Dolphin Inn several times now and the staff are always very friendly and welcoming.There are homemade traditional pies and roasts offered on Sundays, and bar snacks during the week. I had forgotten my scarf and Sam had very kindly looked after it for me. I wish them a very happy and successful 2020!

Popped in for a drink with friends We loved the cosy old fashioned atmosphere and warm welcome. The pub has a wonderful atmosphere, with different rooms, resembling the old layout of lounge public bar and snug but without the dark smelly overtones of old. The Doombar ale was well kept and the staff were friendly and pleasant. Lots of food advertised but we didn't have time to sample any. Will visit again

Visiting from Wales popped in to The Dolphin Inn on the way to an event at the Victory Hall. The layout atmosphere is very traditional makes a very pleasant change from more modern open plan type pub layouts. Although the pub wasn't busy for a Saturday night there were a few locals drinking by the bar they were very friendly entertained a little banter around the rugby games going on that day. Cannot say that we experienced the negative atmosphere portrayed by other reviewers but perhaps we are a little thicker skinned do not mind a few choice words here there. But each to their own we would not hesitate to pop in for a drink again should we be in the area.

We were having a short stay in Kenton and were delighted to find this pub almost on the doorstep of the Old Vicarage cottage we were staying in. It is a typical country pub with a real fire, making the winter's evening seem cosy. We ate here twice and both times the food was tasty and well cooked. There is a reasonable choice and it is extremely good value for money. Portion sizes are fine and we thoroughly enjoyed our meals. It is a pleasant place to have a drink the locals were friendly and chatty and yes there are dogs there but they were on leads and caused no problems at all. It isn't a fancy place but just a nice village pub where you can enjoy a few drinks and a meal at a good price.....