Location: Ivybridge
Top Restaurants in Ivybridge
Where to eat British food in Ivybridge: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Ivybridge. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you.. Ivybridge /ˈaɪvibrɪdʒ/ ( listen) is a small town and civil parish in the South Hams, in Devon, England. It lies about 9 miles (14.5 km) east of Plymouth. It is at the southern extremity of Dartmoor, a National Park of England and Wales and lies along the A38 "Devon Expressway" road. There are two electoral wards in Ivybridge East and Ivybridge West with a total population of 11,851.
Things to do in Ivybridge
10. The Cornwood Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
The Cornwood Inn is under new ownership as of September 2017. Our kitchen is due to reopen on Sunday 17th September. We are now open all day, every day, though please check with us for our Bank Holiday trading hours as these may vary. Reece & Nicola look
Reviewed By Safenoble
Let me say in opening that this is a neutral review in respect of previous comments made by others. I was also told by my friend who lives locally that we should expect generous portions and an excellent atmosphere. Neither was in evidence.Visited as a couple Saturday evening 6th October just about 7.30 p.m. Trade was very light. Charming lady behind the bar on being asked what the soup of the day was, told me vegetable and she had made it last Monday. ( Hardly Fresh) Chose not to partake.Ordered lasagne, salad and garlic bread plus a chilli con carne and battered mushroom with dips to share. Two apologies later for the length of waiting time, no garlic bread but, unrequested and not shown on menu as a choice chips instead. I was told that the chef was new and one member of staff had not turned up. Hence long delays. On the subject of the garlic bread which was absent was told with apology that the fiancée of the employee was doing the cooking and a customer was helping out, clearly staffing issues.Lasagne had been over baked and lot of crunchy pasta, garlic bread as mentioned didnât turn up and I was told by my companion that the chilli con carne had the flavour that it had come out of a jar.Asking for pudding learned that it was Spotty Dick or Treacle pudding-neither appealed..In my opinion, the new management should not have taken over the reins until a true and professional service could be implemented, this is what I had been led to expect.So as I said in opening this is a neutral review. New management been in for only a few days but clearly not yet ready for high demand on the kitchens. In my sight whilst there only one other table had dinners but more people were coming in and looking at menuâs.I do wish them well.This is a true genuine review of the visit. I am an experienced assessor regularly carrying out assessments of restaurants and hotels internationally as an inspector and âmystery shopperâ.Dear Safenoble,Many thanks for your very constructive review. Yes, it was the Management Teams very first week, and as a small group of pubs we do expect to hit some sharp learning curves when new managers regardless of experience, take on a new challenge.I am sure that Ally and her fiancee Chris will strive to do better things, and will learn from your feedback, as well as from my Area Manager that is currently supporting them to settle into their new roles. We've had a huge amount of positive feedback from our feedback cards, but I do feel that some negative (constructive) feedback is much more useful so that as a team, we can grow and develop.Thanks again for your feedback, I hope you'll revisit in a few weeks and give Ally and Chris another opportunity to impress.Kind Regards,Dan.
9. The Hunting Lodge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 307 reviews
Reviewed By GL24
On our first visit to the restaurant I came away thinking âwowâ. Amazing for the price all the meat and veg were excellent. Absolutely nothing to fault. Came again a few weeks later with friends and family and it couldnât have been more different. The beef was like leather unlike before when it melted in your mouth. The vegetables were ok but nothing special. The gentleman carving the meat just does not want to be there. No interaction at all. We will try again though.
8. Trehill Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By tracyw952
We've eaten here a few times now and on each occasion the food has been good. The staff are friendly, not the fastest service but who cares when you're in for the night! We've met up with friends and had a good night out every time here. This will be our local go-to from now on.
7. Rochelle's River Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Beautiful Elevated Riverside Cafe situated in Glanvilles Mill Shopping Centre. 44 Covers inside, 25 inside the mall to the front and approx 60 on the terrace overlooking River Erme. Serving pastries, and desserts all day, breakfast 8.30-11am and lunch fro
Reviewed By Lindylou146
We havenât visited this cafe for some time.....think it was with previous owners then! We had a nice friendly welcome and just ordered flavoured lattes, which were brought to our table overlooking the river. The coffees were a bit disappointing as they were quite a mugful and quite tasteless costing £3.30 each. The disappointing coffees were outweighed by the nice position and nice service, so we hope to return soon. ....the cakes looked nice and there was a good menu for food.
6. The Westward Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Large friendly pub , serving good wholesome meals,meals start from £4.50. Daily deals available. Dogs welcome . Function room , skittle alley and separate bar with pool table and bt sport. Sunday carvery served 12 till 4pm .
Reviewed By Bruce M
Met friends for Sunday lunch, no complaints good selection of meats and vegetables, however I just about choked on my beer when I was charged £5.40 for a baileys! I did query it but was told that was the price. I dont mind paying my way but thought that was a bit excessive.
5. California Country Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 408 reviews
Reviewed By JuneHerts
Called in for supper after a day out visiting Tavistock and Dartmoor. Lovely staff and owners, very welcoming and friendly. We ordered fish and chips and it was fabulous, well cooked and delicious The bonus of being there on a Thursday was it was 2 for £20, incredible value. Felt like stepping back in time, lovely pub where you could hear a conversation without the loud music, friendly and welcoming atmosphere and good food. We will be back.
4. The First and Last Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Cosy Family run Bistro hidden in the south hams, close to Ivybridge and modbury. A real hidden Gem, fresh local dishes and local ales and gins.
Reviewed By Travelforfoodedd
Simply perfect. Great little bistro in a wonderful village setting. Very friendly staff, fresh menu and great wines. The trio of salmon starter was Devine and the duck in a passion fruit sauce was cooked to perfection. All of us agreed that it was a perfect evening in a cosy very friendly bistro. We will be back.Many thanks for taking the time to review your experience. Your comments are much appreciated and we look forward to seeing you again soon.
3. Anchor Inn Ugborough
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Tom & the team welcome you to The Anchor Inn, a traditional yet contemporary, village inn with restaurant, pub and ten bedrooms available on a Bed and Breakfast basis. Ideally situated within a stones throw of Dartmoor National Park in Devon where the mov
Reviewed By Cheesey1000
We had tried the ship just a few hundred yards away was not that impressed. So tried the Anchor. We were pleasantly surprised. The food was spot on staff were nice and chaty resteraunt was very nice and cosy. Price was in keeping to all places we have been this week. Well worth a visit . head for the ship and drive past (you will be glad you did ) Anchor just round corner
2. The Ship Inn Ugborough
Overall Ratings
4 based on 508 reviews
Reviewed By quest_devon
If you ask for the gluten free option then you will get whatever the normal option is with gluten containing items removed so the roast consisted of boiled potatoes, thinly sliced meat, vegetables and gravy - no roast potatoes, no sausage, no stuffing. Come on - it is really easy to keep gluten free sausages in the freezer and what is wrong with peeling potatoes and roasting them. Poor show for the price.
What to do and see in Ivybridge, United Kingdom (UK): The Best Places and Tips
1. Glazebrook House Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
Our incredibly talented team serve up an exciting & creative menu using only the best local & seasonal produce sourced within 50 miles of the Glazebrook House Hotel, for a dining experience you'll never forget.
Reviewed By Snapster7
Wow what a fantastic place, peaceful location, beautiful building with great interior and art. The staff were all friendly and helpful.The afternoon tea itself was delicious, so many different elements to it, all perfect. A lovely relaxing yummy afternoon! Canât wait to go back and hopefully stay next time.
