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The New Inn Hotel, Clovelly - pub details

New Inn Hotel
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Address: High St, Clovelly, Bideford, Devon, EX39 5TQ [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 28180) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

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Interior is a little dated, but the staff were friendly, beer well kept (Country Life "Ho! Hop! Hic!) and was a reasonable price. Shame about having to pay £7 to enter the village
triumph - 5 Jan 2017 18:22
Okay, Clovelly itself is a timewarp but this place seems to have stopped in the 1980s. Externally a stunning black and white building but upon entering you are met with a bar that really could be located in the back streets of any seaside resort between here and Blackpool. On continuing through the bar, there is a large area seemingly converted out of an old stockroom and distinctly lacking in either decor or atmosphere. Food was pretty standard and although the Country Life beers were perfectly well-kept, I found that I just didn't get on with them - but that is maybe a question of individual taste.
On the plus side, service was perfectly friendly, but I couldn't help but feel massively disappointed with the pub itself.
Campanologist - 27 Sep 2011 00:05
Same as Dwayne here, except last visit was 40 years ago. Locals were very friendly and chatty and insisted I tried the scrumpy......3 pints later I was flat on my back. Will never forget it.
tommo5 - 10 Aug 2011 16:16
Nice pub, food good, beer good, just a shame you have to pay to get into Clovelly. BIG MISTAKE.
young_uk - 4 Oct 2009 21:58
first time back to Clovelly in 30 years and was just as I remembered, the New Inn is about halfway up/down the cobbled High St making it a perfect stop off for the steep climb back up to the car park, nice open front with a cool shady interior on a hot day and a perfectly chilled San Miguel pint was just the ticket....service was quick and the locals happy to chat to day trippers, will certainly go back!
DwayneDeBarf - 17 Jul 2008 22:31

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