Top Restaurants in Hatherleigh
Where to eat Pub food in Hatherleigh: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Pub food in Hatherleigh, United Kingdom including The Bull And Dragon, The Tally Ho, The George Restaurant, The Black River Inn, Rams Head Inn, The Globe Inn Beaford, The Torridge Inn
7. The Torridge Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
The Torridge Inn is a traditional Devon Pub in Black Torrington, Providing a range of Devon Ales alongside a full bar. We Pride ourselves on a fresh and locally sourced menu, including produce from our own garden allotment.
Reviewed By Sue M
Roast beef served as it should be and with perfect Yorkshire pud (300 miles away from home). Order taken with ease, a cool drink whilst waiting and a smile with the meal.Crispy vegetables and roast parsnips scrunchy outer coating. Yummy. Just the right amount of gravy ( not too much).Opportunities for gentle companionship and conversation.
6. The Globe Inn Beaford
Overall Ratings
5 based on 110 reviews
The Globe Inn - where great food, good ales, local cider and friendly service is our passion. Children, muddy boots, wet dogs and their well behaved owners are always welcome.
Reviewed By Colin H
My wife and I visited North Devon for the bank holiday weekend and chose to spend all 3 nights here. Jimi and Sam were fantastic hosts and nothing was too much trouble. They recommend things to see and do and made us feel very welcome throughout our stay.The room was spotless and we loved the decor. The bed was large and very comfortable and the big rainfall shower was superb. Breakfast was made to order by Sam and was stunning. I could tell the food was fresh and locally sourced. My wife is a vegetarian and was delighted with the variety and quality of vegetarian options.We ate dinner here twice and both times we were blown away by the quality of the food, particularly considering how well priced the menu is. We tried the burger, steak, veggie chilli nachos and pulled pork, all of which were excellent quality and well cooked. My wife has family in North Devon who joined us at the Globe for dinner on Sunday and loved it. I think they may become Sunday regulars.The pub itself is what I would call a proper pub. The locals are friendly and up for a chat and Jimi's knowledge of beer is very impressive. They had a range of craft beers so I told him the kind of beer I liked and he recommended a few which all went down well (probably too well). The gin and rum selection was also very enjoyable. My pregnant wife was also impressed with the range of non-alcoholic beers and fizz. The music in this place is a other big positive for me. Jimi and Sam are clearly music lovers and have an awesome selection of vinyl. We enjoyed Bowie, Led Zep, The Hold Steady and Mansun.On our last night we took part in the pub quiz. The atmosphere was buzzing and we enjoyed the banter with the locals. The location was perfect for us too as we were able to get to Exmoor, Bude, Westwood Ho! and Dartmoor over the weekend.It's fair to stay we loved everything about our stay here and will certainly be back when we next visit Devon.
5. Rams Head Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Reviewed By Gail V
Service with a smile, prompt & attentive without being pushy. Because of timescale we were only able to visit once, wish we could have returned but there's always a next time.I believe no matter what you order your not going to be disappointed, we certainly weren't. The menu isn't extensive but ample, you know whatever you order is freshly cooked & delicious. I gave 4 star simply because the decor could be improved.
4. The Black River Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
A recently refurbished village pub. Offering a wide variety of drinks and ales from both local breweries, and ones further afield. Menus that offer a huge variety, ensuring there is something for everyone. Furthermore, our kitchen are very accommodating t
Reviewed By mary r
Had a very good evening meal here. Interesting menu, very friendly and efficient service, food all beautifully cooked and served. Several veggie options, extensive gin list and nice wine. Not the cheapest place to eat but we felt we got good value for money in very pleasant surroundings. Thank you for taking the time to post a review. We are delighted you enjoyed yourselves and thought we are good value for money. We have taken big measures to ensure there is a varied price even throughout the bar and menus to ensure there is something for all; at the right price.We hope you will be back soon.The Black River Team
3. The George Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
The George is located in Devon's smallest town, Hatherleigh. The pub is famous for its lively and welcoming atmosphere, and provides great freshly cooked food, drink and effortless service. Soft modern furnishings complement the traditional and historic b
Reviewed By jifflesdad
We had booked Sunday lunch for 12.30 and when we arrived were a little perturbed that seemed to be very few people there. Two of us ordered the roast beef and were pleasantly surprised when we were offered a choice of pink or well done; we opted for the former. Service was very prompt, which was probably not surprising as there were so few people were there. To say that the beef was melt-in-the-mouth delicious is probably an understatement, the vegetables were cooked well and the roasties and the yorkshire pudding were spot on. The people of Hatherleigh are patently late starters, as by the time we had finished our main course, the place was filling up fast. We ordered our desserts, and once again they couldn't be faulted, I was amazed to see when we got the bill that they had been priced at the modest, but realistic price of £4.The ambience of this pub is great, despite the building only being 9 years old, having been razed to the ground in 2008. All in all a great experience, well done to all the staff, the people of Hatherleigh have a jewel in their midst, we will return - hopefully very soon.Thank you for taking the time to post a review, and we are so pleased you enjoyed your visit to The George. As you noticed, yes people in Hatherleigh are late starters, so it can be very busy towards the end of serving. We do try to give a good experience to anyone coming in, and are happy you enjoyed yours. The food you had served was primarily local, so it is also a nice heads up for the suppliers that you liked yours this well. And the desserts? Made in-house by our very talented kitchen team.We are very proud of our staff and how they conduct your experience, so will let your kind words be passed on, and look forward to seeing you again soon.Christian & Di
2. The Tally Ho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By loveliveplay
What a fun and lovely pub dating back to the 16 th century. What can I say. The staff are all locals as are the customers, everyone is so friendly and on Friday nights it seems like half the town comes in to eat and have drinks. They have a early bird menu that is wonderful and inexpensive which the locals take advantage of. They brew their own beer which you can purchase though I prefer Guinness on draft. Itâs a must if you go to the moors to visit.
1. The Bull And Dragon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Sharon and Richard welcome you to the Bull and Dragon. Being a very small pub it is best to book, especially for groups over 8 people. We regret to say that we do not serve food on Mondays. Closed for maintenance
Reviewed By 741bethh
We searched online for a halfway point to meet up with family whilst on holiday and found this little gem.Excellent service with friendly staff and locals. I loved the decor and the board games kept our children entertained.Great food and drinks, good portions too. Only downside is itâs not our local! Definitely worth a visit if youâre in the area.Thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a great 200th review for us! Thanks as well for posting such lovely pictures of the food, they look great if we do say so ourselves! We're really glad you had a nice time with us.Kind regardsRichard and Sharon
