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Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Hartland, United Kingdom including Pattard Kitchen, The Kings Arms, The Hart, Wreckers Retreat Bar, The Anchor Inn, The Old Smithy Inn, The Farmers Arms, New Inn, Harbour Restaurant, west country inn
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10. west country inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Anthony L
) has We stayed at the West Country inn for four nights two gifted to us by my brother and his wife and two extra that we paid for. We found it very quaint it is 400 years old and obviously you donât expect a Premier inn we liked it and Laura the owner did her very best to make your stay as good as possible she is a very hard working lady she was very accommodating and treats everyone the same. As said in another review it is a bit out in the wilds but if you have transport it is not a problem. As I am a bit disabled I did find the stairs a bit of a problem but hey ho Iâm still here I survived xx
9. Harbour Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By mcr14
Visited Clovelly on a biking tour. Called in here for lunch. Setting and location are beautiful, which did mean it was also busy. We ordered sandwiches - I had the cheese with beer chutney, which was tasty. One of our group tried the fish goujon sandwiches and said it was superb, another said the crab sandwich was "really quite good" - he's a professional chef that will comment on the tiniest fault so this is high praise indeed! Side order chips were good. Only criticism I would make is that I'd like to see mayonnaise, ketchup and so on in bottles rather than plastic sachets. I'd recommend this place (indeed already did to the other groups heading to Clovelly from our event later in the week).Thank you for the review about your visit here. I'm glad the crab sandwich was enjoyed, especially as it sorced from the South-west. I will be looking furthur into your comments about the sauce sachets, and look for a replacement.
8. New Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 161 reviews
Reviewed By N6340ODlisab
The prices were very good the service quick and surroundings clean and quaint The lady behind the bar lovely But honestly the food was below average maybe we got unlucky with what we chose 2 for 1 sausage in Yorkshire, chicken wrap and gammon the ingredients werenât fresh and Iâd guess were sourced quite cheaply wish we had waited and ate somewhere further down the hill or perhaps ordered something different Pleased you liked the place, such a shame you didn't enjoy your lunch.
7. The Farmers Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
A cosy village pub in the countryside with two food options; traditional pub food served in our bars and modern British cuisine in our restaurant. All made fresh and seasonal. Local ales, cocktails and wine.
Reviewed By Rorydevon
Menu at this dining room is simple and intriguingly short on detail although extremely helpful staff were only too pleased to help. Food adventurous but delicious combined very high quality products with foraged ingredients that tantalise the palate. Lâ enclume quality food at reasonable prices. We will be back!
6. The Old Smithy Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 580 reviews
The Old Smithy Inn is a 13th century thatched inn nestled at the top of the valley in Welcombe, set in stunning unspoilt countryside a mile from the sea on the north Devon Cornwall border.
Reviewed By Janetdianeh
Having visited this pub before we were not disappointed with the outstanding food and friendly and welcoming staff. The Sunday lunch is as good as any Sunday Roast I have ever eaten. Amazing assortment of vegetables cooked to perfection, meat that melts in your mouth and Yorkshire puddings and roast potatoes to die for !!!! All topped off with a VERY scummy pudding selection that are ALL mouth watering. I highly recommend it. We also have 4 dogs who were also made to feel welcome.Cannot wait to revisit on our next trip to Cornwall. Thank you guy's.
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5. The Anchor Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By marilyn m
Pub was a little down at heel. Friendly locals and helpful host. Had booked a two course carvery. But on arrival was told they didn't do carvery any more. We paid the same price as the two course carvery. But had to pay for dessert. The meal was hot, fresh vegetables and tender meat. But felt cheated by web site and phone conversation when booking. Staff did offer us two free puddings, but we declined. Web site needs to changed. Wouldn't visit again.
4. Wreckers Retreat Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By DGD3020
Lovely staff and delightful food. The Pasties are a must. 3 of us ate and had soft drinks for £27. Great location with great views and facilities.Hi DGD3020 Thanks for the review and for coming to see us! We hope to welcome you back in the future! Regards Donal Donal & Sarah Stafford Managers
3. The Hart
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By lillypie2018
I am hoping that they will learn from what I experienced but I will never find out as I will never visit again. As a vegetarian eating out is a limited experience although places are trying. After this experience Iâm wondering if their vegetarian options are truly vegetarian. They had a veggie burger fries and salad on the menu which I ordered. Nearly finished and found a whitebait amongst my fries. This is a no no even if you are not a vegetarian. Spoke to waitress who said she couldnât do any more than tell the chef. Didnât care. She said chef was sorry and we didnât have to pay for my meal. Didnât care. We called to speak to manager and she was apologetic but said that she was there when my meal was cooked and if she had seen the whitebait she would have removed it as everything is cooked in the same fryer. I believe my burger was too. Not a vegetarian meal in any way. Do people not realise vegetarian does not just mean the food but how it is cooked too. I took this report off because I didnât want to be one of those people who complain as the manager did apologise and say she will learn from it but she has been open for over a year and all those unknown vegetarians or non vegetarians who are eating from the same fryer that everything is cooked in is wrong. Just glad I havenât got a fish allergy as this could have been more serious. Hi Lillypie2018,I am truly sorry for your experience at the Hart Inn. We were in the process of having a new fryer fitted. Unfortunately it had been sent off to be repaired which only left us with one. Again as you can tell by my reaction when I came to see you, I was devastated that you found whitebait amongst your fries and am glad you didn't have a severe allergy. Having said that if you did we would hope you would say. We have learnt from this experience and are upping our vegetarian options as it is becoming more apparent that people are becoming vegetarian for health reasons and lifestyle choice and we, as a team, want to cater for all needs.If there is anything I can do at all to rectify this or if you would like to discuss this further please contact The Hart on 01237 441 474 and ask for Laura.Kind regards,Laura ManagerThe Hart Inn
2. The Kings Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
We are a friendly and welcoming traditional village pub where families and dogs are welcome and have a large beer garden with amazing views and a play area for the kids. Local ales, lagers, ciders and spirits available along with a selection of 30 differe
Reviewed By jjandherdog
Big place, and fairly central. Carpet throughout, which is idealif your four leggers are with you. Reasonable prices, and plenty served. No fancy stuff, just friendly service, easy chli, curry, pizza etc. Ideal if staying self catering and you want hot weekday supper. Cannot fault it for sustenance, but not really an 'experience'.
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1. Pattard Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
A small restaurant in a unique rural setting. A farm to fork concept with a modern edge. The ethos is of sustainability and conscientious sourcing. The restaurant is a beautifully converted milking parlour with a relaxed feel. service is not rushed and fo
Reviewed By Pinkyjack
First visit here on new years eve and had the 6 course tasting menu. Have to say we were blown away by the standard of the food and the service was fantastic. We did find the decor a little stark and the ambience lacking for a new years eve. Thought it would all finish after midnight as new years eve but we paid and left by 11.30 as the evening had ended. Finding it can be tricky as the sat nav doesn't pin point it so suggest using Google maps if going in the dark!
