The Cyder Presse

If you are looking for a pub with a nice atmosphere, really good food & a cracking pint, then the Cyder Presse is perfect. Wonderful hosts who are totally committed to serving the locals & guests from afar.

Another gem of a local Inn. Made very welcome and tried a beer new to me, Clearwater brewery, Eric's ESB. The food and service was excellent. Great to order a pie that is not in a dish and cooked to order. Beautifully cooked vegetables and chips. Well worth a visit and highly recommended. Advisable to book. Thanks to all the staff.

A beautiful village pub. Very friendly staff, lovely atmosphere and the most delicious Sunday Roast and puddings you can ask for. A huge selection of vegetables with the roast all cooked to perfection.I prebooked a table and in all honesty I drove past and didn't realise it was the pub…. But very glad we found it. The perfect end to our break away with an amazing lunchThank you Cyder Presse

Highly recommended. We tend to go back every time we visit Devon. New owners but same high standards. Lots of locals at the bar, guys playing darts, and the ladies guild gathering around a large table discussing their business. The locals clearly enjoy it, we did too. Straight to mains, the Steak and Ale Pie was tasty and the meat tender and flavoursome. Various options, I went for the mash potato, as well as veg accompaniment. Both cooked well. Sweet Chilli Chicken was lovely, as was the accompanying stir fry and chips. For dessert I had the Apple and Almond Tart and that was delicious. Lemon Curd Roulade was tasty but the meringue was a bit flat and was more like a cake than a roulade. We left having had a really nice meal, served by equally nice people, and I'm sure we will drop in again when we are back in the area, God willing.

This is one of our local pubs, a few miles' walk from home but worth every mile for the great choice of ciders, airy feel, friendly owners and plenty of seating outside in the sunshine. The village is really pretty, running alongside the river and a stone's throw from the Tarka Trail at Halfpenny Bridge. Altogether a splendid North Devon watering hole!