The Kings Arms — Restaurant in Torridge District

TL;DR Bouncers broke my ID and tried to coerce my girlfriend in by herself.

Me and my girlfriend walked to the door and asked to come in, bouncers asked for ID and £100 from me for entry "haha" bouncer humour we just handed over our ID's. They accept my girlfriends no problem and she goes ahead but for mine they both look it over and say "it's fake or not you in the photo" which makes no sense as it's either fake or not regardless of who's in the photo but they couldn't even tell me which it was and just fully declined me entry.

Assuming at this point it might still be a "give us £100 for entry" type joke as it would be crazy idiotic to not know if something is fake or it's somebody else I ask if they're being serious to which they say they are and they threw my ID on the floor which cracked the corner and agreesively invaded my personal space in an attempt to Intimidate me.

These two bouncers were gigantic oak trees of men and they were being confrontational and agressive to me whilst trying to get my girlfriend in alone and were visabiliy unhappy that she followed me away from the pub. This behavior is completely unacceptable and is just straight...

Lively at weekend evenings and when there's sporting events on. Update edit: Since the new landlord has taken over, it has very much reverted back to being known as a cheap and cheerful pub, relying heavily upon regulars. Can get rowdy. Dogs allowed, children allowed until 9pm (but wouldn't advise staying that late as the air turns pretty blue once the locals have sank a few!). Rarely has entertainment other than sports any more. Minimal staffing (expect to wait). Security on duty Fri/Sat evenings. Does not serve food other than crisps and nuts, although if you go to the chippy next door they will let you eat that as long as you ask first, and take your rubbish with you (bins outside). Haven't seen more than one real ale on service for quite some time now. Bottle fridges rarely full apart from those on '2-fer-a-fiver' deals. Could do with a decent clean... Dated decor. Locals/regulars have 'their spots' at the bar and around the pub. Can get lively, but rarely as much...

Once a lovely pub, but not anymore. It's now a brewery owned establishment, with absolutely no allure or charm. Both the former accommodation and food are no more. Just as well if you have to see the state of the toilets! No beer garden either. It's become a rowdy "sports screen" pub, complete with louts. Never-ending turnover of "new managers" - none of who stay more than a few months. There's only ONE surviving Olde Worlde public house in Bideford, which is the White Hart in Queen Street, about...