Reviews of Hunters Lodge Inn, Cornworthy
Review by Malcolm & Pauline Wilcocks on 4th October, 2010
Add your review Date visited: w/c 20th September 2010
We spent a fabulous week in the Dartmouth area and were fortunate enough to spend time at The Hunters Lodge in Cornworthy,at different times during our stay. The food is all freshly home-cooked (the steaks and cottage pie are highly recommended!), generous portions and good value-for-money (we noticed real ales on tap too). Bridgette and Andy make you feel very welcome and obviously work hard at keeping a good pub. We wish them all the best and look forward to our next visit.
Review by Lisa on 5th September, 2009
Add your review Date visited: September 09
Love the Hunters Lodge. We've been several times for food and always found it excellent. It's a small village pub with a lovely cosy atmosphere. There is a small pub menu and a good specials board. All homecooked and delicious with generous portions. Landlord very friendly. Love that it welcomes walkers (not unusual to see folks walking around in their socks having left muddy boots at the door) and dogs.
We'll keep going back!
Review by Alun & Eliz on 13th June, 2008
Add your review Date visited: Many times 2006-08
We have eaten several times at the Hunters Lodge and have found the food excellent value and the staff all very friendly.
Review by Bridgette Evans on 30th May, 2008
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Regarding review of pub on 28th January 2008 - However, facts are wrong, we are not on the Dart, we are a village pub, and no way can 50 cars park outside the Maltsters they have a smaller car park out front than we do!Our records show a 2person and 3 person for food that day.
Review by Janet and Family on 29th May, 2008
Add your review Date visited: 01/05/08
We have just returned for a 2nd visit, even better than the 1st.
Great local pub,warm friendly atmosphere,great food!home cooked, lots of it,reasonably priced.We will definatly be back.
Review by Tim on 26th February, 2008
Add your review Date visited: 20th feb 2008
since the pub has changed hands, the food is terrible.Bring back Gill and John the previous landlords
Review by F White on 15th February, 2008
Add your review Date visited: 14/02/2008
We had a four course valentines meal for only £18.00 each.
Beautifully cooked food, good choice of menu, fresh ingredients, huge portions! Lovely warm atmosphere.
Would recommend to anyone.
Review by David St.John-Wallis on 28th January, 2008
Add your review Date visited: 26th January 2008
At 1:30 myself and two children were the only customers in the pub. The tables were sticky. Three staff members appeared to be doing nothing but chatting. The bill for 2 beers, a baguette, a plate of two sausages and chips and a couple of ice creams and soft drinks was about £27.
The Malster's, just up the road, had about 50 cars outside and was doing a roaring trade as indeed all pubs should along the Dart on a Saturday.
Review by Sarah and Nigel on 29th September, 2005
Add your review Date visited: summer 2005
Fantastic pub and restaurant that we (and our dog, Honey) couldn't keep away from.
The food was fresh local and delicious (go for the mackeral - caught that day!) and the atmosphere perfect for a drinking and banter session on a Saturday night AND recovering over a mass of delicious roast beef on a Sunday afternoon.
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