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Popped in for a late lunch pint and a snack. There were a couple of Dartmouth Brewery ales dispensed under gravity directly from the cask. The downside of this is that the beer is too warm and has no head. It would be worth the owner investing in a couple of handpumps and some sort of cooling equipm

Friendly welcoming staff . Fantastic food. Top quality fresh ingredients . Generous portions and very reasonably prices for the quality of food. Highly recommended. Will definitely return when back in the area.

Stopped for a scone (they sell individual scones with jam and cream). Delicious! And just what was needed.

Great pub they always make you fill welcome didn't have food but sure that would be great to.

Great place still in its making, still being transformed and live music coming soon I was told. Excellent fresh beer. Friendly staff.

If you don't look you will miss it On Fore Street in Brixham. We walked passed it one evening going back to our holiday apartment on the harbour. I'm a lover of everything jazz 🎶 and I was drawn to the music that I could hear. So the following day I went back. Great selection of hard spirits, beers,

Fandabadozy pub,bar,restaurant all rolled into one. Best ale in the bay-served by the only singing barman in Brixham. Well worth a visit (or 3!!) ......

Amazing place, warm and friendly, the best sausage rolls ever and a lovely selection of scones all homemade. Definitely be our go to place when we go back 🙂

We had our wedding here back in October. The new restaurant was amazing. Our food was great and the staff where lovely. The chef did 3 courses for 20+ people and all came out tasting great. They even dressed our table for us. Then we went into the disco area. It was brilliant and we really enjoyed i

A quirky place with lots of character, this includes the Landlord! Recently extensively refurbished to a high standard. They DON'T have letting rooms currently. A good selection of real ales straight from the barrel plus lagers and ciders. A small menu offering meals based around their own home made