
A Taste of Tradition
Chef’s with dedication and passion, here food and drink are all about bold simplicity and heart. Think homemade pies, vibrant veg with a proper bite and sweets that feast the eyes. The kind of dishes that hit the table steaming and full of character often from talented local sourced vendors, nothing fancy just done right. Now the drinks? Local brews with story, wines chosen for taste not label, British selections carefully chosen and cocktails that delight without showing off. Join us and you’ll find comfort without compromise, made to be shared, savored and remembered.
Chef Damian Rybski and his team take pride in crafting both timeless British classics and innovative, trend-led dishes. Ingredients are chosen with care, from Dartmoor-roasted Voyager Coffee to high quality meats supplied by Bailey & Sons of Devon, and free-range poultry from Sladesdown Farm in Ashburton. Fresh fish arrives daily from Kingfisher Brixham, sourced direct from Brixham’s famous fish market, where fishermen rise before dawn to secure the finest day-boat landings, ensuring every plate reflects quality, provenance and flavour

Easter Dining
Easter is pleasantly straightforward, a warm welcome, a good family lunch, a tasty dinner, plates filled with seasonal flavours. Spring arrives, spirits lift, and we all agree it was a great idea to come
Mothering Sunday
Mums are special, and March 15th is a day to treat them well. A calm, generous lunch with beautifully cooked seasonal dishes, genuine warmth and time to linger. Thoughtful, unfussy and made to be enjoyed together
A Sunday Tradition
The Sunday roast — an age-old British tradition, lovingly reimagined in our inns. Think perfectly roasted meats, spuds with a satisfying crunch, Yorkshire puddings puffed up proud as punch, and seasonal veg cooked to just the right bite, all generously bathed in the chef’s rich, glossy gravy. It’s a meal that feels like a warm hug from history, comforting, familiar, and full of flavour, with just enough finesse to keep things interesting. A proper Sunday, done right.
























