The Who'd Have Thought It

A great find! Really tasty, well presented food. There was a good selection to suit all of our tastes. Lovely staff. relaxed vibe in typical Devon village. Treat yourself.

We were staying in the village and had dinner here. Lovely country pub. Friendly staff and the food was great. Good portions and good selection of wines and drinks. Well worth a visit if your in the area

On a whim, we decided to drive to the outskirts of Dartmoor and stumbled upon this charming pub nestled in a village. The food was fantastic, the staff were incredibly welcoming, and it truly felt like a special discovery for my birthday celebration! We will definitely be coming back. Voir le carte

The Sunday lunch we had was average. Unfortunately, the Yorkshire pudding was burnt and the parsnips were undercooked. The service was slow, and we were seated at a table that was draughty and exposed to an open door. Despite other tables being available, we were not allowed to change.

I recently brought my mom here for Sunday lunch. She ordered the roast lamb while I opted for a burger. The food was exceptional - all homemade, delicious, and generous portions. The atmosphere was delightful and the staff were very friendly. I would definitely recommend this restaurant.

This pub/restaurant on the edge of Dartmoor National Park is fantastic. The food and service are excellent, with daily specials showcasing local game from the nearby Maristow shoot. Located just down the road from Buckland Abbey, it is the perfect place for a casual lunch or special occasion. A visit here is definitely worth it! Voir le carte

We were pleasantly surprised to discover this hidden gem after visiting our daughter in Plymouth. We found this great pub online and called last minute for a dinner reservation, and they were able to accommodate us. The staff was incredibly friendly and the food was amazing, especially the desserts. I particularly enjoyed their personalized wine selection. We will definitely be returning and look forward to visiting during the daytime and summer months.

We booked two nights at the pub because we liked the area. The room was clean and presented well. The shower was excellent and clean. The area is great for nature watchers with dogs. The estuary is close, as is the moor. This is a proper English pub with locals and their dogs filling one of the rooms. It has traditional beams and stone floor. Breakfast was a full one and was good. However, I had the mussels (moules frites), these were the best I have ever had. The sauce was just wonderful, and the chef came out and talked us through how to make it. Chips were up to par. No its not perfect, the roads are flippin narrow. It is however everything I would want from a pub and lodgings.

Been a few months since last at this fantastic venue. It was a Tuesday night and rather than drive our daughter back and forth locally, for a birthday celebration, my wife suggested we pop in for tea. As is always the case, the friendliest of welcomes. I had a local Tavistock Gold ale, excellent, my wife the Wicked Wolf Gin, one of her favourites. We both had the Who'dy burger, which also included bacon and cheese, in a brioche roll, along with French fries. Superb quality. Along with the lovely attentive staff, there is, on alternate Tuesday's, a lovely fella playing piano. We chatted and he played requests. An excellent evening and worth knowing, they offer a pie and pint (or glass of wine... Voir le carte