The Rugglestone Inn

"Paid a visit on Christmas Eve. The place was jam packed and we were grateful when they found a nearly vacated table. Though there was plenty of room in the heated outdoor spaces if we couldn't wait (very fitting for the day!) I had the vegetable curry, which was spicy enough to clear the cobwebs, and full of freshly prepared, local veg. My friend had ham egg and chips and the dippy eggs were perfect for the chunky chips. As an added bonus for me there were some gorgeous dogs visiting too. So if you like fussing other peoples dogs, or want to take one of your own, this is a good place do so."

"A wonderful gem and proper traditional pub. The perfect pit stop to rest & refuel after walking in Dartmoor. We booked ahead by calling the pub a day before and would definitely recommend pre booking as it was really busy. The pub inside is very cosy and small with low ceilings. I love that the pub seems to be untouched and maintains it’s history. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming, it had a very family vibe and we felt well looked after. We both had a delicious tuna baguette which was fresh out the oven and was perfect for lunch after a walk in the national park. Thank you for having us!"

"Had a lovely lunch here on the day of the Queen's Funeral. We had visitors from Iceland that day and had planned to take them up the moors and a pub lunch. We were a very diverse crowd but they managed to cater for all of our needs with a smile and lots of help. The atmosphere was very laid back and the children loved the garden and the chickens. The food was very plentiful and very tasty. Thank you all."

"After a day hiking on the Moor round Widecombe, this was the perfect stop. This pub definitely values their regulars but also very welcoming and friendly to strangers. Food was home cooked, reasonably priced, really tasty and hot and portions generous. Plenty of choice. Service excellent, beer also excellent. Highly recommended."