We
are a friendly traditional Devonshire Pub, on the Newton Abbot to
Totnes Road, with stunning views of the moor from our Courtyard
Garden.
The Pub dates back to 1702, formerly a farmhouse it was then
licensed in 1703. It is still sympathetic to its authentic
heritage, has a wooden floor, oak beams and a cosy log fire! We
serve our real ales straight from the casks behind the bar.
Our restaurant is set out very traditionally with large fireplaces
and log burners. A large collection of shiny brasses and original
ornaments can be found amongst the open stone walling, shelves and
many nooks around the pub. All this contributes to the warm and
cosy ‘olde worlde’ atmosphere where you can while away an afternoon
next to a crackling fire.
Our restaurant is on two levels. The rear section formerly a barn, was converted in the early 1990’s.
Sympathetically decorated in keeping with the
lower section. The barn section can accommodate larger party’s
to a maximum of 25.
We
serve fresh homemade food, made by our in-house Chefs and the menu
ranges from Steak and Kidney Suet Pudding (for which we are
famous), to Steaks and Seafood Pancakes. Our daily Specials often
include freshly caught dishes, such as Seabass and Whole Baked
Mackerel. We can also accommodate those with a smaller appetite.
Take a look at our
menu
here.
We have a large car park at the
rear of the building and once parked you walk through our lovely
Courtyard Garden to enter the Pub.