please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
accourding to the local paper the landlord is planning to start brewing his own beers only wish i still lived in the area not devon!
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I could not agree more with the other opinions, an extremely warm and traditional public house with a friendly atmosphere and fine food. To top all this off the bi-annual beer festival weekends are a great way to merry make with the locals and experience this pubs culinary delights such as locally produced Sausages and their pies de resistence Spanish Paella !
(beer fest 17.05.08).
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Fantastic little pub good beer and lovely atmosphere which will improve now has smoking ban.
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Fantastic Food!
They have a small beer festival once or twice a year too.
There is a website here:
http://www.theswaninn.co.uk
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Lovely little pub this. Good beer (plenty of weird and wonderful real ales, and a draught cider to boot) and a cracking ploughmans. As the fella below says, visitors are welcome (you get the impression from the setting of it that everyone inside will stop talking and turn to stare at you when you walk in. They don't). Bit out of the way, but if you're in the area, check it out.
It's in the Good Beer Guide too.
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A rare example of a small,local,traditional village pub the like of which has almost died out.Visitors (like the writer) are welcomed as much as the locals.Visit and you should not be disappointed
seanr - 15 Jul 2005 12:01 |
500 year old black and white thatched independant freehouse serving over 200 different real ales a year, and traditional freshly prepared home-cooked food
anonymous - 3 Apr 2005 21:39 |
