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Top 3 Contemporary food in Winkleigh, United Kingdom
Reviews on Contemporary food in Winkleigh, United Kingdom including The New Inn, The Red LIon, The Cranford Inn
1. The New Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 288 reviews
Reviewed By GBBoxer
Had Sunday lunch at The New Inn and was very impressed with the quality of food, the standard of service and friendly welcome. A very comprehensive menu with some veggie options, we had the roast beef which was delicious. In my view one of the best pubs for Sunday lunch in the district.The pub is welcoming of dogs which is important to us when we eat out.
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2. The Red LIon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Spiritus26
The evening food is good enough, not stunning but certainly pleasant enough for one evening. The portions are a good size and it is well presented. However the dessert (lemon cheesecake) was probably one of the best I have had. Breakfast was delicious especially the scrambled egg.
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3. The Cranford Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 251 reviews
A traditional country pub set in a peaceful courtyard surrounded by North Devon countryside, serving an excellent range of local & regional ales, craft beer, spirits and wines. Our freshly cooked food is sourced locally wherever possible and our menu offe
Reviewed By paulkpotter
Had trouble finding anywhere open and selling food on a Bank Holiday Monday. I am very glad we found this place. Very friendly and relaxed. The food was amazing. I had two specials; a grilled mackerel starter with lime salsa and tomatoes then pan fried bream with a fish stew. Both absolutely delicious and perfectly cooked. The skin on the bream was nicely crispy with the fish (3 fillets) delicate and moist. The fish stew was a delight with creamy melt in the mouth mussels. My wife had the spicy duckbreast with noodles, pickled cabbage and peppers. Again perfectly cooked with the duck breast tender and just pink. I was being good and skipped dessert but regretted my decision as my wife had a creme brulee, which came with homemade shortbread and a few raspberries; perfection. The price of the main courses could easily be increased by £5 (bream was £15 and duck by £12.50) and it would be a bargain. As it is, I do not think I have had such a quality meal at this price. A true gem that I cannot recommend enough.
