Had belly pork roast, expecting a nice crispy belly pork but no ? soft and covered in gravy, veg tasteless and mushy, needed a lot of salt and pepper, very disappointed as starving, took belly pork home for the dog ?
Pamela L
Great village pub, large car park, outside tables and lovely cosy pub. Bonus of being really dog friendly. Food at lunch time was gorgeous, specials board and full menu, chose the cottage pie with a bubble and squeak topping served with roast potatoes and three veg. Generous portions and yummy. Homemade cakes and coffee available as well as all the normal selection of alcohol.
Victoria M
A cosy local pub, great service and a lovely warm open fire. Nice atmosphere and dog friendly
Gem Adams
This is a jolly village pub with posh Burt's crisps, a decent selection of drinks and lovely helpful staff.\\n\\nThere is an open fire, and a pool table, plus plentiful parking on a hill... Make sure you have a good handbrake!\\n\\nThe food is well priced and wholesome, with excellent portion sizes. They do specials too. I highly recommend the lasagne. Not too greasy and not drowning in cheese.\\n\\nThere's some outside seating in the summer, but this is often frequented by smokers.
Google user
This is a jolly village pub with posh Burt's crisps, a decent selection of drinks and lovely helpful staff.\\n\\nThere is an open fire, and a pool table, plus plentiful parking on a hill... Make sure you have a good handbrake!\\n\\nThe food is well priced and wholesome, with excellent portion sizes. They do specials too. I highly recommend the lasagne. Not too greasy and not drowning in cheese.\\n\\nThere's some outside seating in the summer, but this is often frequented by smokers.
Bryan Godwin
Excellent ale's and wonderful homemade pie of the day ???
Lesley Nott
Not been here for a long time, drink is expensivr
Alexander Wright
Great village pub with decent local ales.\\nFunction room available.
Dominic M
It is great to see the Highweek still survives in an age of so many pubs shutting up shop. Came here for maybe the last time, for old-times sake, after losing our final link to Highweek. First had a drink here before my wedding 25 years ago, and many more in between. The menu was a bit limited - Gammon, egg and chips, scampi and Chips, and from the left field, Liver, bacon and mash. We went off-menu and added cheesy chips to that. All were perfectly passable (although we swerved the liver and bacon, as no-one really eats that anyway). The open fire was very cosy, but make sure the landlady doesn't see you give it a poke if you want to avoid a stern rebuke. Decent beer - Jail Ale - and a good selection of keg beers. Hope it's still there in another 25 years.
R426WXdawna
A cold Monday evening, lovely wood fire burning. Pleased there was decaf coffee. Ordered x2 ham egg & chips, food was under £20. The photo is of my dinner but partner gave me his egg, hence 3 in the picture. I think because of the ham we were given cold plates, so everything got cold quickly, so next time I’ll request hot plates. Friends had scampi & chips & had hot plates. Nice pub, good parking & toilets are very clean-lots to like.
Great food and atmosphere highly recommend to anyone
Veronica Morris
Visiting, on a one night stop over to our holiday. Great local pub, friendly atmosphere. Great staff, good prices, didn't eat but witnessed great food being delivered with great portions and good value, all plates went back empty.Very clean and well looked after. Toilets are brilliant ? puts a lot of big chains and others to shame!!
Stephen Morris
On an overnight stay at Hartree, a lovely b&b in Newton Abbot, we visited Highweek Village Inn, great choice of good priced drinks, very pleasant staff, we did not have a meal here tonight, but the food we saw served, and empty plates taken away, nothing more to add.
Michael Herik, van den
The food was superb and the staff was friendly and attentive. I would highly suggest to check this place out.
Had belly pork roast, expecting a nice crispy belly pork but no ? soft and covered in gravy, veg tasteless and mushy, needed a lot of salt and pepper, very disappointed as starving, took belly pork home for the dog ?
Great village pub, large car park, outside tables and lovely cosy pub. Bonus of being really dog friendly. Food at lunch time was gorgeous, specials board and full menu, chose the cottage pie with a bubble and squeak topping served with roast potatoes and three veg. Generous portions and yummy. Homemade cakes and coffee available as well as all the normal selection of alcohol.
A cosy local pub, great service and a lovely warm open fire. Nice atmosphere and dog friendly
This is a jolly village pub with posh Burt's crisps, a decent selection of drinks and lovely helpful staff.\\n\\nThere is an open fire, and a pool table, plus plentiful parking on a hill... Make sure you have a good handbrake!\\n\\nThe food is well priced and wholesome, with excellent portion sizes. They do specials too. I highly recommend the lasagne. Not too greasy and not drowning in cheese.\\n\\nThere's some outside seating in the summer, but this is often frequented by smokers.
This is a jolly village pub with posh Burt's crisps, a decent selection of drinks and lovely helpful staff.\\n\\nThere is an open fire, and a pool table, plus plentiful parking on a hill... Make sure you have a good handbrake!\\n\\nThe food is well priced and wholesome, with excellent portion sizes. They do specials too. I highly recommend the lasagne. Not too greasy and not drowning in cheese.\\n\\nThere's some outside seating in the summer, but this is often frequented by smokers.
Excellent ale's and wonderful homemade pie of the day ???
Not been here for a long time, drink is expensivr
Great village pub with decent local ales.\\nFunction room available.
It is great to see the Highweek still survives in an age of so many pubs shutting up shop. Came here for maybe the last time, for old-times sake, after losing our final link to Highweek. First had a drink here before my wedding 25 years ago, and many more in between. The menu was a bit limited - Gammon, egg and chips, scampi and Chips, and from the left field, Liver, bacon and mash. We went off-menu and added cheesy chips to that. All were perfectly passable (although we swerved the liver and bacon, as no-one really eats that anyway). The open fire was very cosy, but make sure the landlady doesn't see you give it a poke if you want to avoid a stern rebuke. Decent beer - Jail Ale - and a good selection of keg beers. Hope it's still there in another 25 years.
A cold Monday evening, lovely wood fire burning. Pleased there was decaf coffee. Ordered x2 ham egg & chips, food was under £20. The photo is of my dinner but partner gave me his egg, hence 3 in the picture. I think because of the ham we were given cold plates, so everything got cold quickly, so next time I’ll request hot plates. Friends had scampi & chips & had hot plates. Nice pub, good parking & toilets are very clean-lots to like.
Restaurantji Recommends
Good local pub, friendly staff.
Great food and atmosphere highly recommend to anyone
Visiting, on a one night stop over to our holiday. Great local pub, friendly atmosphere. Great staff, good prices, didn't eat but witnessed great food being delivered with great portions and good value, all plates went back empty.Very clean and well looked after. Toilets are brilliant ? puts a lot of big chains and others to shame!!
On an overnight stay at Hartree, a lovely b&b in Newton Abbot, we visited Highweek Village Inn, great choice of good priced drinks, very pleasant staff, we did not have a meal here tonight, but the food we saw served, and empty plates taken away, nothing more to add.
The food was superb and the staff was friendly and attentive. I would highly suggest to check this place out.