Mill End Restaurant in West Devon

My goodness! What a delightful meal we had here last night. We live nearby and had guests staying with us and we were having difficulty finding a restaurant open for dinner on a Tuesday evening in Winter, until we remembered this charming hotel. From the kind welcome, the drinks, menu reading and warming fire in the lounge, followed by the classic, simply ambiance of the restaurant, the friendly and efficient staff to the truly wonderful food, the whole experience was faultless. We will be back, regularly. Highly, highly recommended.

The menu had four main dishes but only three were available. Having booked for two weeks in advance this was disappointing. It was my-partner’s birthday meal and she (and I) wanted the missing dish. We were told 10 minutes after making the order.

We are regular visitors to the hotel and high up on the list of its many attractions is the excellent restaurant. The menu may be short but the food is fabulous and complemented by thoughtful and attentive service. Wine list is reasonably priced and very interesting. One of our favourite places to eat.

As we were staying at the hotel we decided to eat there. Very wise decision. Superb meal and wine made all the better by the surroundings and the fantasic staff.

Stayed at the hotel and found the restaurant to serve excellent food, cooked to perfection, with excellent discreet service.

We've just eaten here for the last two nights and absolutely loved every minute of it. The food was fantastic and beautifully presented and the menu changed each evening. The wine list was interesting and well priced. The service was, without exception, professional and charming. We could even book a table in a side room to the restaurant which allowed us to bring our very well behaved dog along with us, rather than leaving him in the room. Eating here is one of the draws which pulls us back to this lovely hotel.

Very comfortable and spacious room, good service and wonderful setting. We shall definitely return if only for the Lobster spring rolls!

We had an excellent afternoon tea at Mill End today. We have had many afternoon teas over the years... the Mill End one was probably the best.

Our first post lockdown lunch - sandwich and a sweet - both delicious and enjoyed in their beautiful garden. Tables are always well spaced so very safe.

We ate here nightly during our recent stay at the hotel and are a highlight of any stay. The quality, presentation and taste rivals many Michelin starred restaurants, including the nearly Gidleigh Park. The menus are imaginative and changed daily. The ingredients used are always fresh and top quality and I can highly recommend.

Imagine a river in spate right by your door. The most perfect riverside walks to Fingle bridge (the equivalent of a black run due climbs and uneven pathways). The walk to Chagford is pleasant and lovely but this years rain washed these plans away. This is our 7th visit. I love to write and find the juxtaposed modern take on ancient mill on a river perfect for this. Dogs everywhere (again perfect for me) and staff that I have remembered across the years. Much travelled, I just can't help but come back year to this singular little spot that so well suits my writing and love of the moor.

I have been before and it was good but this time it was a complete let down, I am vegan and they assured me they could cater for me but my sandwiches (which were part of my cream tea)were four tiny squares of bread containing a slice of cucumber in two of them, three slices of radish in one and a couple of sprigs of rocket in the other. I am sure they must have forgotten and quickly made these. In today’s world it is easy to get vegan cheeses etc so I am really disappointed and doubt I will bother going again which is a shame as it is a lovely place it’s just a shame the food doesn’t come up to the same standard.

We spent four nights at this hotel/restaurant and the main criticism was the limited dinner menu . The pork dish was good but you had to pay extra for vegetables and at one meal the new potatoes definitely tasted re-heated. I am sure this restaurant was fine for a one off meal but not for a stay of over two days. Sauces on the food were too plentiful and strong. Puddings were fine as were the breakfasts. I am not sure how a vegetarian would have coped as the options were even more limited. Beds were lovely and comfy in great surroundings and the staff were excellent but a few extra options in plainer food would have made this place somewhere we would come back to.

An irate stressed and extremely unprofessional waiter unfortunately ruined the evening and ensured we dined out the following evening.

We have stayed here quite a few times now and each time it gets better. The rooms are very comfortable with excellent facilities. The staff are amazing, very helpful and professional. The food is first class, lots of variety of breakfast choices and Dinner in the evening THE BEST. Looking forward to our next visit. Well done to all on such an excellent experience.

We ate here two nights as part of a weekend stay. We loved the hotel but somehow the food was a bit of a let-down in comparison. Staff were brilliant. The wild mushroom gnocchi was so salty as to be almost inedible. I realise seasoning is often a matter of personal taste but either someone's hand had slipped or they just hadn't tasted it before it went out. We mentioned this to the wait staff but had no feedback afterwards. The fish and chicken dishes were OK, but nothing special. Another vegetarian or vegan option would have been nice. The dark chocolate delice however was the best pudding I've had in years. You win some, you lose some... As part of a weekend stay it was acceptable, but if we'd visited just for the food on a special occasion it would have been somewhat disappointing.

A large party of us visited for a Family member's Birthday. Generally I was very happy, the staff were very friendly and accommodating and the Cream Tea was lovely, served with plenty of clotted cream and jam to go round.The problem came when I needed to change my Son and tried to find the changing facilities only to be told that the only changing table was in the Ladies toilets. The staff were very kind and checked that the toilets were empty before I went to change my Son but as a Father it all felt very unwelcoming and would put us off visiting again.

Grand Tea (GT) a travesty: our setting not nice, an alcove off a passage, 2 adjacent small round tables, no table clothes etc. A lady (proprietor?) + Waiter brought our GT I’m bemused + disappointed, here’s why (NB: sizes are my estimates):-sandwiches 1 each x 4 fillings bread drying out/sparse fillings/bland. Duck parfait 1 each size £2 coin strong/bitter foul. Prawn 1 each crispy/tangy nice. Parmesan wheels 1 each tiny/dull. Macaroon 1 each lovely. Fruit pastilles 1 each small disc bland jelly. Goats cheese 1 pot @ 50g between us – tasty.Carrot cake 1 slice + Mousse 1 slice 3” x 1” Why 1 slice of each? Asked lady if a mistake, she turned sharply + snapped “they are to share!” Really? At @ £20 a pop each we get 1” x 1” carrot cake + mousse, say no more! Scones 1 each good but why all the icing sugar? Jam nice + Clotted cream plenty, lacked flavour. Milk @ 100ml per pot of tea, not enough, asked 3 times for more, ugh! The menu items online + in house for a Mill End GT cost £19.95 per person, we booked for 3: I see no mention of sharing items - ambiguous + rather evasive.Booking was uncomfortable exacerbated by the 25% deposit. I asked about stairs + dining room was suggested – thoughtful, until we passed it going to the alcove. I find Mill End tranquil but the lady host seemed rather brusque leaving me feeling uneasy. The quality/quantity/value of GT was poor overall + I would NOT recommend it. I only left a tip hoping the waiter might benefit as he looked a tad worn out.

Eaten here on two occasions and have thoroughly enjoyed the food with a variety of flavours combined with the main dish. The deserts have also shown great imagination and have been delicious.

An all too brief stop but the Mill End is a lovely hotel with friendly staff that make you feel relaxed. It’s always good, although sadly rare, when your expectations are exceeded.

Had a family meal here to celebrate a special birthday, was impressed with the hotel and food was nice but portions were so small, we are not big eaters and my husband never complains but he said he still felt hungry after 3 courses, ordered the Beef for main at £28 expecting a steak however came up in about 6 very small bite size pieces with a few potatoes about the size of a dice, starter was crab and virtually none existent, would not recommend this restaurant unless you eat before you go!

we had the best ever grand afternoon tea,everything was tasty,but the scones were the lightest & tastest we have ever eaten, you have to try I can honestly say it was pure heaven, so different from any other afternoon tea,,I cannot pick out one thing because each treat was wonderful,do go you will be glad you did.

Very warm and friendly atmosphere generated by the staff. Food was excellent and served by attentive efficient (and amusing) staff.

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

My husband and a friend stayed for a short break at Mill End and found the location ideal for our trip to Dartmoor. The rooms were tastefully furnished and the restaurant served a la carte meals in the evening, and a good choice of breakfast in the mornings. It would have been nice to have a choice of snack or a la carte, but the food was delicious and we enjoyed the stay.

Bought as a gift and tried to use for Mother’s Day but fully booked.

Wow what can I say!! The food and service here blew us away. Didn't want the food to end, every dish was delicious. I had the monkfish and it was my first time and it didn't disappoint. Every dish was full of flavor. Will be back for sure.

Very limited menu and small portions spoils the evening. Not very good value for money and quality missing when looking at the various awards this place has made.

The Mill End Hotel provides a really outstanding environment, quite apart from the food in the restaurant. We particularly enjoyed from the starters the quail boudin; the duck and foie gras terrine served with plum chutney and caramelised walnuts; and the seared scallops served with green apple, and celery braised pig cheeks. Our main courses comprised a delightful duo of venison, and a fillet of salmon served with oriental accompaniments (spiced fishcakes, soy-roasted tenderstem and sesame dressing.

Decided to book for Sunday Lunch on a cold October day. We arrived and were led through to the lounge for drinks prior to lunch. It would have been a nice touch if the fire was alight to add a little ambience, and warm the room, as it was cold outside.

The dining area was clean and the lighting was just right, along with the 5 course taster menu we had as part of out Travelzoo two night package. Serving staff were knowledgeable about the food presented, not rushed at all, and great cheeses to finish off before coffee and petit four. Wine not to expensive and a good selection, unlike the pre dinner drinks, where we ordered two gins , gin being a local Dartmoor one, and a fever tree tonic, no drinks list offered, so when we came to check out a little surprised to be charged £8.00 a single gin, so total cost of £18.50 a little steep.

We were staying at the hotel for a couple of nights and our deal (Travelzoo) included the 5-course tasting menu on one of the nights.

Enjoyed a relaxing evening meal with my husband. Tranquil setting, attentive staff, and delicious meal which was presented like a masterchef meal. We weren't rushed and staff were very pleasant. I loved the complementary soup and bread. The meal was fine dining but at a reasonable price. Would recommend for special occasions for families (adults) or romantic meal for two.

We had a cream tea recently at this place, and it was just amazing! The scones were warm and perfectly baked. The place is very quite and pleasant, ideal for a rest and a perfect home baked scones.

We visited for our wedding anniversary, and found the hotel to be welcoming, peaceful and beautifully presented. The staff were attentive and the grounds were lovely to sit and walk in. The evening meal was delicious and we couldn't fault it. Great wine selection, too.

A charming hotel, lovely position when we went it was during glorious weather it is set right next to a river and you can follow the river on a nice walk to Chagford, a charming Devon village. The hotel staff are great, we ate in the restaurant one night and the food was really very nice, my partner particularly liked the homemade bread we asked our waiter if they sold any of the bread , he said they did not sell but he would ask the chef if he would make some extra for us to collect on the day we left, and it was ready on our departure date, really good service.

Trying too hard, which isn’t a bad thing but just be a bit more relaxed. Good selection of dishes but all a bit fussy.

We were gifted afternoon tea at Millend and took the opportunity this beautiful summer afternoon. It was absolutely splendid and well up with " special" teas we have enjoyed at Highclere Castle and Highgrove! The individual items were fresh and very tasty. Delicious scones, oodles of cream, lovely individual sandwiches! Proper tea ( not teabags) and all served with pristine Table linen. Lovely setting in garden - pity about the proximity of the A382 but that was no real problem. All in all, well worth the experience and we would certainly visit again.

My wife and I visited the Mill End Restaurant,Chagford for lunch. We both chose the roast lamb.On ordering my wife asked if it came with mint sauce and to our surprise we were informed that the lamb had a honey and mustard dressing but if we wished this could be changed.Never having had lamb with a honey and mustard dressing we decided not to change the order.

Stayed here for Easter weekend. Lovely place, especially for those with dogs. Restaurant was perhaps lacking a bit in character but food and service were excellent. Menu a little limited with a fair amount of fish. Not sure how often it changes but certainly worth a visit.

Met friends for Groupon deal for lunch.Warm welcome and lovely lounge for pre lunch drink.Lunch in restaurant and ate red mullet starter, goats cheese starter and the lamb main course was wonderful.All 4 of us commented on the lovely ingredients beautifully cooked and presented.We had ate there before but our friends said they had found a new place to return to.There are several lovely walks along the river from the hotel.

An overnight stay in a very dog friendly hotel on the bank of the River. Good walking nearby. The food in the restaurant was delicious. Will definitely visit again

The food we had was delightful, well cooked and served. The only downside was that it was a very restricted menu with only 4 choices for each course.

Staff great, starters superb, desserts excellent, mains.........disappointing.

Food was neither here nor there....average at best, it was pretty atmosphere less and a little awkward, and in my opinion this experience did not represent value or a memorable dinning experience.

We were visiting friends in nearby Chagford and wanted somewhere pleasant to eat for the evening and follow with a good night’s sleep. This place is delightful, really warm and friendly and very relaxing decor. Menus in the lounge with a glass of wine to choose the meal. Starters of a crab dish proved very good, light, fresh and great blend of tastes. For main we both had a spiced lentil and monkfish dish, unexpected combination but the right amount of spice to enhance the flavour. Service was excellent and just a nice place to eat. A good night’s sleep and very up to date clean and stylish bathroom. Breakfast all freshly cooked. We didn’t have our dogs with us but what a find for a quality hotel that genuinely welcomes dogs. The only restriction seems to be the dining room but that is fine for us, we love our dogs but not at the evening meal in the restaurant. Well done Mill End, we have found a place we will happily stay again.

We stayed here for a couple of days and ate their both nights. Firstly the staff were absolutely wonderful and could not fault them. The food was good, but in my opinion a little over complicated and would have liked to see a couple of simpler dishes. The sweet potato purée was over powered by the 5 spice and cinnamon to such an extent I could not eat it. But everything else was fine. We had a dog and this is a very dog friendly hotel and wanted her to be with us when we ate. We were lead to believe that we could eat with her in the bar. One table in a separate room does not constitute a bar. Having said that they are aware and trying to do something about it. So overall really good.

We had two meals in this restaurant whilst staying in the hotel. Food was lovely and we had great service. Highlights were a tasting menu with the most delicious tarte tatin and cinnamon ice cream. Great place for a treat of a meal

Butter on table but no bread offered Two small slices beef on top of 3 small potatoes with Yorkshire pudding...

We regularly use Mill End Hotel for special occasion dinners. Good varied menu, all freshly cooked and served by excellent...

We stayed here and had 3 dinners. The food was excellent and service very good. The restaurant looked out to...

Due to our habit of turning of main roads and motorways at mealtimes we have been fortunate to find many fine eateries and today was another piece of good luck when we saw Mill End on our way to another restaurant in Chagford and my better half "suggested" I turned the car round and go back,which thank heavens I did.What a delightful establishment of tranquillity and understated elegance.Most pleasing for us as passing travellers is that they have the services of a chef of considerable skill and experience who produces dishes that anyone who appreciates good food would enjoy as much as we did.Its pointless recommending dishes because a restaurant of this quality is forever changing the menu,only to say we had two three course lunches and one two course lunch and without exception all the dishes not only looked great on the plate but tasted great.Couple this with first class service we received and this was one of our luckiest days.Thankyou Mill End.

Fantástico domingo, comida deliciosa y caliente y cocinado a la perfección. El jefe era encantadora y nada era demasiado problema. Este es un tesoro escondido y los lugareños y los visitantes deben probar, la comida estaba muy por encima de la media, con una buena variedad que ofrece una excelente relación calidad-precio.

Ver mi revisión completa del hotel, un lugar excelente para cualquier ocasión ya sea una boda, un cumpleaños, un aniversario, o un fin de semana romántico.

This was our second visit. Food was delicious again and the selection is really interesting. The restaurant is a lovely place and on a sunny evening you can sit outside in lovely surroundings. A G&T in the lounge is very pleasant.

Booked online and were very happy with the reception received. Rooms are excellent with tea/coffee making facilities as well as biscuits. The hotel is very dog friendly, which was a big reason for our initial selection. Excellent breakfast with wide choice from buffet to porridge or full English. Free wifi in an area where cellphone reception is dodgy, is another bonus. Can fully recommend this hotel, with friendly staff. We will definitely be back. Thank you.

I took my wife here for her birthday. We had a great time. Drinks in the lounge first and then through to the dining room. As it was midweek we were the only people dining. It was a great dining experience. The waiter was friendly and attentive without seeming to hover around us. The food was lovely. I had fish and my wife had steak. Booked beautifully presented and very tasty. They serve local Dartmoor wine, definitely worth trying.We had a cheese board to finish, with a birthday candle in it. A nice touch.Finally coffee in the gardens.We will return

Was driving in the area and stopped here by chance. Had lunch in a lovely setting, with good service and high quality food. Just had sandwiches and a drink but must go back when we get the chance.

I had the excellent fish and chips twice they were so good! The table for 2 at the far end of the restaurant overlooking the garden is peaceful

We had sherry in a very comfortable lounge pre lunch whilst we looked through the menu. I couldn't recommend this restaurant more. The staff were lovely and very professional. The food excellent. Well done to the chef we will definitely be coming again.

We bought a voucher for the Mill End for a two course lunch, knowing that we'd be keen on both a sweet and a drink or both. The hotel is not far from us on the side of the River Teign, a nice walk through the woods to Chagford. Two lovely gin and tonics were served in the lounge area where we made our choices of starter and main course. After a pleasant ten minute wait in comfort we were escorted into the dining room. Our first courses were served fairly promptly one of chicken breast and another of red mullet followed by pheasant with dumplings and lamb. My wife chose a creme brulee and I had the best cheese board of local cheeses that I've ever had and I like cheese.A great three courses served nicely in a really pleasant space by efficient and friendly staff. Try it!

Good menu of tasty dishes with some intersting flavours. Highly enjoyed 2 evening meals. Only criticism is that all dishes appeared complex and could have done with something simpler such as plain fish.The wine list was good and varied.

We went for a weekday lunch which we thoroughly enjoyed. There is a comfortable lounge for drinks before and after the meal whilst the dining room had clean modern furnishings in an old part of the property with a large window overlooking the mills water wheel.Service was friendly and efficient and the food was well prepared. As of today the restaurant is rated just 10 out of 15 in Chagford which does not reflect the high standard we encountered. We hope to return.

We had been out walking and saw the banner for afternoon tea.We parked, walked to the front door past a window. The staff were all sitting down and two of them noticed us.We went into the reception and there was no-one there. We waited for 5 mins and then looked for an indication of where the afternoon teas would be served.We decided to leave and passed the same window, and the same two staff just watched.Maybe we weren't the class of clientele they wanted in their tearoom.Won't be returning.

I went to the Mill end for lunch and it was amazing. It's a bit out of the way but well worth the drive. The staff are very accommodating and the food is out of this world, the Sauvignon Blanc wine was well worth ordering. The rooms were all dressed in a period janrer and the added Xmas decorations did not go amiss. If you want a great meal this is the place to go.

We stayed at the Mill End about fifteen years ago and returned for lunch during a recent visit. We started with drinks in the living room, which seemed a bit run down - stains on the rug, spilled sugar under a table, etc. The lunch menu was not as creative as we had hoped or experienced before. Soup was good, my gnocchi with mushrooms was average, my husband's roast beef was quite disappointing, desserts were OK.Perhaps an indication that "you can't go back"...

I cannot comment on the hotel side of this establishment but I fail to understand why people love this restaurant. My experience was so disappointing. Service and food were pretentious and staff training was poor. For instance, a waiter served my main course, noticed my side plate was still on the table and reached in front of me to remove it without a word of apology. He was also totally totally inept when taking us and our pre-dinner drinks through to the restaurant. I thought the portions were very small and yet I haven't got a huge appetite! Considering the price, it was poor value and the food was mediocre at best!

We went for Sunday lunch in the restaurant and we really enjoyed it. The food and service were both excellent and it really felt special. The setting and decor topped off the experience beautifully.

Food excellent and a great choice.Staff would take time to chat with you and made you feel really welcome. Wine service great. Lovely surroundings to eat in

I could not fault the accommodation food and service. The hotel is situated in a lovely area with spacious grounds surrounded by plenty of opportunity for walks in the countryside.There is even a boot room where you can wash you muddy dog with clean towels provided, it is so nice to stay in a good hotel and be made so welcome with a dog.The food is served with imagination and flair, and my gluten free needs catered for. This was our second visit; we have also stayed at their sister hotel The Fox and Hounds which is just as good but does not have immediate access to so many walks without using the car.

Food is fine and it should work but despite the wonderful location it slightly lacks atmosphere and character.

The food here is excellent, and the service is well beyond expectations. We are already looking to plan another trip to Dartmoor just to have another evening here.

A group of us came for afternoon tea here, and it was lovely, the food was excellent with a great range and the setting was beautiful. We didn't quite have enough coffee to go around those who were drinking coffee, but the tea stretched far enough. Though we were told what each tier was compiled of, we didn't quite understand, but did find it on their website which made life easy! And the youngest member of our party doesn't like tea or coffee, but the waiter generously offered orange juice, which was a nice touch!

We only stayed for one night and had one of the best evening meals we have had in a very long time. The service was exemplary and the food was presented as if we were in a 5* London Hotel. Everything was cooked to absolute perfection and it was a true delight to dine there. The staff were most attentive but in an unobtrusive manner and were most helpful. I can definitely recommend the monkfish and the scallops. Our cooked breakfast the following morning was sublime also , one of the best according to my husband praise indeed . I cannot wait to go back!

We ate at the restaurant on two consecutive nights, and they were busy on both nights but staff were prompt and attentive. Had scallops to start on both nights - can only describe them as being absolutely delicious - exactly as described on the menu. Should be on the menu as a main course (as a larger portion size!) as they were so good. For main course one of us had the pork dish which was so tasty that we ordered it again the next night. The other main courses we had were monkfish with a slightly Asian twist and chicken breast with chicken and leek pie. We can only describe them as outstanding. The first night we finished our meal with the cheese board which consisted of a variety of local cheeses. On the second night we both ordered a chocolate and coconut delice dessert. Again, all outstanding. The only negative if we are looking for one would be that perhaps the portion sizes could be a little more generous - this would also apply to the full English breakfast. Service was mostly very good, although two of our drink orders were forgotten but quickly rectified.

We stopped into Mill End after a lovely walk to the Salmon Leaps below Drogo on the river Teign. I'd pre ordered Afternoon Tea and was excitingly looking forwards to it. We sat down in the garden with the sun beating down and a smartly dressed young man brought Afternoon Tea and a well earned Grolsch or 3 for me. The sandwiches and savories were really tasty and the sweets and scones were fantastic. I can't wait to go back after looking over the dinner menu. Highly recommended.

Rien à dire, sauf que le chef est excellent.Le produit est mis en avant mais la technicité est présente.Les plats sont soignés, la décoration dans les assiettes est parfaite, le service professionnel, les tables espacées.Lieu idéal pour un diner en amoureux...et pourtant adapté à des familles car nous étions deux adultes et deux ados!Carte des vins très fournie...et un vin blanc de Cornouailles, suffisamment rare pour être souligné.D'ailleurs c'était tellement bien que nous y retournons ce soir.Je recommande sans aucune retenue.

We stayed for two nights and had dinner here on the first night which was extremely well prepared and tasted great. Lovely country hotel - we loved our room (Avon). Perfect if you have a dog in tow as lovely country walks.

a lovely old mill hotel staff very friendly, lovely that dogs are allowed food was lovely plenty to choose from next time we visit will book a downstairs room that looks out on the back over the river as better for our dog .

We had a very good Sunday lunch, beef was amazing.relaxing location, very comfortable surroundings, maybe lounge area could be arranged slightly more accomadating

We are fairly local and frequently walk our dogs along the Teign below Castle Drogo. We decided to make it special and have lunch one Monday. It was off season and the place was almost empty so did feel rather lacking in atmosphere, but the staff were friendly and professional, the decor lovely stylish and relaxed and the food was fresh and tasty and good value for the quality. Keep promising ourselves to return!

We were driving to Cornwall and ventured through Dartmouth and was seeking a place for lunch, we saw a sign and dropped in.The setting was fantastic, the sandwiches in the lounge were a delight and the service was very good. Very pleased that we found the Mill End on our journey.

Ate here on 2 evenings for dinner and 2 mornings for breakfast - all excellent. Food delicious, very well cooked and presented and tasty. Service fabulous, very attentive yet not at all intrusive. Highly recommend!

Had 3 course Sunday lunch. Food excellent,serving staff very friendly and efficient. Lovely setting by the river. Coffee and petite fours in the garden in the sunshine.Highly recommended.

Really good food served very professionally in modern surroundings. Great choice/variety, loved everything.

This was the best meal and experience that we had on our trip to Devon. We were welcomed into the hotel, they were expecting us, the fire was lit for us as we were shown into the bar to choose our meal. We sat there until our starter was ready and then drinks taken through for us. Food was fantastic, service was warm and efficient. We will stay here next time. Please eat here.

We partook of the set table menu. It exceeded what we usually receive in most locations. It was one of those night where the service and the meal enticed me to spend on the extras/supplements to complete the experience, (nice wines, cheese board etc). It was a pur delight.

Fabulous restaurant in Chagford hotel serving creative and tasty food. This was a really top quality experience, supported by very good service. Highly recommended.

On a 2 night package, the first nights meal was inclusive. Typically we would look to eat elsewhere on the second night but the quality of the food was such that we had no hesitation in rebooking for the 2nd night!

We swung in for morning coffee and were made very welcome. The receptionist showed us through to a beautiful private lounge with great sofas and quirky decor. The coffee was a cafetière, generous portion with some upmarket ginger biscuits. A very relaxing environment and we could have stayed uninterrupted for as long as we wanted.

There was a good choice of dishes. I had the chicken pie one night and the fish and chips the next. Both beautifully presented tasty and filling The staff were exceptional being very professional friendly and accommodating.

I have just enjoyed the best meal I have had in a long time. Even more impressive as it was part of a Travelzoo package. I can really recommend this restaurant to anyone who is in this area

Despite a slight mishap with our booking for birthday celebrations, we were accomodated and dined on some wonderful food with service to match. True fine dining in a luxurious resturant - thankyou.

The food at this Restaurant was outstandingly good! We had had a three course dinner and enjoyed them all.

Terrific food but the same menu for three nights.No complaints on choice or quality, it was first class.

The food was delicious, always a good start when you can't decide what to choose as they all read so good. The food iwas prepared using fine ingredients and cooked to perfection. Ate here both nights and no regrets at all as the food was perfect both nights.

Birthday dinner: food was OK. Decor was OK. service was OK. Wine list was OK. Overall experience? Dull, vanilla, slightly claustrophobic, ordinary, bland....The restaurant fancies itself as fine dining. If isn't. At best it's run of the Mill (sorry) gastropub food, but it's dull, risk free. Totally competent but

Thought I'd treat my husband for his birthday, we were staying near Tintagel on holiday and the restaurant is approx 1 hour away....sorry to say it was not worth the trip.We were warmly welcomed on arrival and left with the food menu, hubby chose pastrami and I had yarg (cheese balls), both very nice starters, then hubby had chicken chasseur and I chose the lamb as main courses, meat served reasonably quickly on nice hot plates...mint source reasonably quickly...but it seemed to take a long time before veh turned up, my one big gripe was that the cauliflower cheese, whilst the bowl felt hot the dish was lukewarm...very disappointing. We told the waiter when he asked.Desserts made up for the delay in veg and lukewarm cauliflower cheese.Overall meal was OK but mediocre, nothing I would repeat or go out of my way for.

I found that the chef used quality ingredients and the dishes were presented in a modern way. Well priced, good wine choice. Excellent service, wouldn't hesitate to eat here again

As usual, great service in a relaxed semi-formal atmosphere. Good food throughout. I like the use of round tables for groups larger than four people and Mill End seem to agree.