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Where to eat British food in Chagford: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what British restaurants to try in Chagford including Rock Inn, Gidleigh Park Restaurant, The Birdcage, Chagford Inn, The Three Crowns, The Globe Inn, Blacks Delicatessen, Ring O' Bells, Mill End Restaurant, The Gateway Tea Room & Cafe
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10. The Gateway Tea Room & Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 273 reviews
Breakfasts, light lunches, all day hot snacks and traditional cream teas served on vintage china in a delightful ancient building in a bustling Dartmoor village.
Reviewed By Roger S
We were passing through Moretonhampstead and needed a light lunch. We went to the Gateway Tea Room. My wife chose pea mint and dill soup with cheese scone. I chose scrambled egg with smoked salmon. Both were delicious. we would certainly return.Many thanks for your review - we're pleased you dropped in, and delighted that you enjoyed your visit.
9. Mill End Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
A wonderful historic country retreat in the wilds of Dartmoor National Park, Mill End Restaurant is set within the boutique hotel of the same name. Dating back to the 15th century, Mill End is a beautifully preserved and sympathetically modernised buildin
Reviewed By darren j
The food at the Hotel is magnificent and keeps improving each year that we return. The evening meals are easily worthy of a third rosette and the afternoon teas was perfect
8. Ring O' Bells
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Welcome to The Ring O' Bells in Chagford. An Inn steeped in history, nestling in the magnificent Dartmoor National Park. We are able to access a wealth of quality local produce enabling us to bring you home-made dishes with seasonal flavours. The Chef and
Reviewed By Steve W
We called in here away from the main road for a lunch break on our way to Cornwall. It seemed appropriate to start our holiday with a west country pastie. It was quite possible the worst pastie I have eaten I did eat it because I was hungry, but it was not good. The pastry was dry and the meat inside overcooked to hard lumps. There was no juicyness to the filling, no diced vegetables, and it lacked any flavour. The chips were dry also. Not a great introduction to Devon pub fayre.
7. Blacks Delicatessen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By elizabethlV6977MN
We were shopping for a fresh coffee to take out, plus foods for our picnic dinner back at our accommodation. We got wonderful fresh ham, salads, cheeses and pate but shopped elsewhere in the village for yummy wholesome bread and freshly pulled coffee (Blacks Deli serves filter coffee on a warmer which might be ok. Their breads were very limited. ) Selection of fresh olives wasn't great but OK. The little shop was brimming over with packaged deli items. I'd go back. Everything was delicious.
6. The Globe Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 229 reviews
Reviewed By Georgie_Fresh
We popped in for Sunday lunch at around 1pm and were pleasantly surprised they had all options available. I opted for the roast lamb with stuffing and it was one of the best roast dinners I have ever had. The price was reasonable at circa £11. The staff were very friendly and the atmosphere was great. Will definitely come again when in the areas
5. The Three Crowns
Overall Ratings
4 based on 398 reviews
The Three Crowns sits in the heart of the pretty and vibrant stannary town of Chagford in Devon. Following a complete renovation this beautiful thatched coaching Inn is warmly elegant with stone walls, inglenook fireplaces and beamed ceilings. The Three C
Reviewed By tenniskeen
The choice of food and the service was excellent. A lovely pub/restaurant which if we were ever in the area again we would return to.Thank you for taking the time to review your meal with us, and we're pleased to hear you enjoyed it. Your feedback is much appreciated.
4. Chagford Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 316 reviews
Situated in the Dartmoor National Park, the Chagford Inn prides itself on the quality of its ales, beers and wines. It also provides one of the most imaginative menus to be found in Devon. Our aim is to produce as much in-house as possible ranging from ba
Reviewed By Rome_at_Easter
We were a little worried as we checked in as Open Mic night was being set up. We thought uh oh a sleepless night to look forward to.On the Contrary, an entertaining evening full of talented friendly locals. Do go if you are there at the end of the month.Our evening meal was very tasty & breakfast was excellent. Local bacon & sausages top notch.We're passing that way again soon & have booked again :)
3. The Birdcage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 364 reviews
Reviewed By Phil C C
Chagford is a very relaxed village with plenty of options for excellent food. The Birdcage is no exception. Great selection of food, and happy to cater for Vegan/Vegetarians. Although a little cozy inside, enough room to have a relaxing lunch. Service was very friendly and reasonably priced.
2. Gidleigh Park Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1037 reviews
Set majestically on the bubbling upper reaches of the River Teign, Gidleigh Park enjoys an exquisite location on the very edge of Dartmoor National Park. At the heart of the hotel, the elegant and intimate award-winning restaurant provides a sophisticated
Reviewed By Jan A
I love visiting Gidleigh Park, the setting is stunning, the food is delicious and all the members of staff are so warm, friendly and helpful. I believe that Mr and Mrs Brownsword are such brilliant people to have created such amazing hotels and the people that work with and for them are the best. I do not eat meat or poultry but love seafood, this is never a problem with set menus as I am always offered an excellent alternative. If you want an excellent meal in exceptional surroundings then the perfect place to go is Gidleigh Park.
1. Rock Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By Aequitas6
We were staying in a nearby hotel and were out for a walk with the dog. We stopped in here for a drink. There is a restaurant and bar both of which looked nice and inviting. If we were here for longer we would definitely give the food a try. As it was we had some drinks and had a pleasant time sitting in the beer garden across the road. A nice girl came out and gave the dog a treat but didnât seem interested in enforcing their stated âdogs on leadsâ policy. There were a couple of wee yappie mongrels running loose much to everyoneâ annoyance but no one seemed to care.The drinks were on the pricey side which might explain why it was quiet on an otherwise busy with people, warm, sunny Saturday afternoon.Thanks for the review. Glad you stopped by and were able to enjoy our lovely garden on what has lately been a rare sunny afternoon. We do ask for dogs to be kept on leads in the garden and our drinks are very fairly priced we believe for location & quality. We hope you will stop by again if you are in the area.
