Half Moon Inn in Mid Devon

Lovely lot of local veg that's in season. As well as fresh meat. Good value for money

Wost landlady you will meet has no customer service experience at all good luck to any who visit! Apparently she knew how to run a pub but she kept trying to intimidate us throughout as we were not paying for food that we had not been given as advertised. Can see that has not happened for other customers which is a shame and shows the type of owner you will be dealing with had no shame at all in front off other customers. Had planed a great day out but bitterly disappointed would highly recommend using another pub!

There are obviously staffing issues at this pub which is having a detrimental effect on their business. Our table was booked for 6.45pm. Our order got taken at 7.10pm and the food arrived at 8.10pm...nearly an hour and a half wait for the first course ! At least 3 other groups left without having more than one course and another customer was having quite a heated debate with staff due to the interminable wait for food. We left after one course because we couldn't bear the thought of waiting for a dessert. This is such a shame because the food is exceptional. Kudos to the chef for serving up one of the best battered cod and chips with a side of minted peas and tartar sauce that I have ever tasted. So a mixed bag really...exceptional food but be prepared for an equally exceptional delay. Hopefully they will get their staffing issues resolved in the near future !

Family Sunday lunch, seated outside in a beach hut style space. Good food realistically priced. Views.

I don't even want to give this review a 1 star, but seems I have no other option. When I entered the pub I was lead to a small table which me, my partner and daughter couldn't fit our legs under as it was a 2 seater table. The table was very sticky and the smell coming from the carpet was vile. We then ordered drinks which took 20mins to arrive, followed by food. When the food finally arrived another whole hour later I could of cried, as I was so hungry by then. I took the bun off the top of my burger and the burger just all fell apart. It was like they'd just stuffed mince meat into a bun! I was not happy and made a complaint to the owner behind the bar. To my amazement she was very rude and loadly suggest infront of a pub full of public that she'd apparently anticipated that I wasn't going to pay anyway! In shock and embarrassment I insisted that she just charged me the whole bill as she made me feel small infront of the whole pub and she took my money. The 3 of us left, out of pocket and still hungry! Avoid this place at all means unless you just want a nice pint in their beer garden to enjoy the views..

What a find. We are on a week's holiday in Wellington and booked a table in this gorgeous pub on the morning of our booking - a table for 8 of us. Booking process was easy and friendly. An easy journey took us to this gem of a country pub with amazing views. The welcome was so friendly and accommodating when we requested pre dinner drinks outside in the garden - nothing was too much trouble. When we sat down to our table, the service was swift and friendly. We had delicious cheesy garlic bread to start with whilst waiting for our mains. All of our mains came up at the same time and it was absolutely delicious. Good, home cooked and fresh food and plentiful too. We were too full for deserts, but they sounded delicious. This pub was faultless, the staff were so friendly and welcoming, even the chef came out and said hello. We will most certainly return if we find ourselves staying here again. Thank you Half Moon Inn. x

Sadly overstretched. Food very late, many options sold out ( limited menu - website has not been updated) and rather expensive to boot. Kookie beach huts in the garden a great idea until it got dark.... then we couldn't see our food. Pity, as it has been good here in the past.

Interesting pub. Has a small beer garden with a great view. Could do with an app to order from though as table service only and the beer garden is across the road.Unfortunately didn't get to try the food as nobody came back to take an order despite giving us menus

Dog friendly, and pub garden has a nice view of the hills (if you get a certain table, anyway!) Well kept Otter ale. Food was solid, and enjoyed the vegetarian platter. The belly pork (on as a special) was done well.

Good grief the Sunday roast here was amazing—the Platonic form in pork. Crackling, cauliflower cheese, stuffing, tonnes of gravy all present and correct. It’s a little remote but SO worth the trek.