The Sandy Park Inn — Restaurant in West Devon

Utterly splendid establishment featuring the entire spectrum of interesting rogues, eccentric legends and stalwart cohorts, set amongst a backdrop of cosy euphonious ambience and canine companionship. The fire is always on and the beer uniformly excellent. I will however comment on the fact the owner is rather lazy and has for three years neglected to update the online presence of this establishment to report the fact there is no longer food served at the Sandy Park. If beer and good company is something you enjoy - these delightful people will be more than happy to share an evening with you. If you're hungry however, have a drink here anyway. Why waste a perfectly good evening eating food when you could spend it having an existential crisis with several brand-new best friends?

PS, there's also no rooms - another thing the surprisingly technically inept owner hasn't scrubbed from the interwebs... We all have our...

Lovely old style English pub with real ale and large slate paving stones. Plenty of rustic characters slouched around the place too. Friendly service and good decor. Had a pizza which was delicious and veal which was a little bland despite the pesto type sauce. Room was great with no TVs which is a great bonus. Bed was super comfortable. Very tastefully country chic decorated. Noisy road outside mind. WiFi however is plenty so you can get your digital fill.

The morning breakfast was superb. Couldn't be faulted and beautifully presented.

The only negative was the piped Classic FM in the bar during the evening and morning. Why would you have commercial radio in a pub with adverts every 5 minutes? Just irritating! They should check out radio paradise or other commercial free internet radio stations.

Lovely beer garden to escape it all if the suns...

Sunday Lunch - 6th April 2014 Visited Sandy Park Inn for Sunday Lunch and had a lovely meal. My wife had the roast beef and I had the slow roasted lamb shoulder. Portions were a good size, plenty of vegetables (9 different types!) and our host was very friendly and helpful. For pudding we sampled the apple and plum crumble with custard, which was also very tasty. We followed this with coffee before departing. Service was prompt and the price was very reasonable coming in at £27 for the meal including drinks with the meal and coffees afterwards. The place is quite small and parking is not exactly easy, although there is room for four or five cars directly in front of the Inn. I have no doubt that we...