The Drum Inn, Cockington Village - pub details

Drum Inn
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Address: Cockington Village, Torquay, Devon, TQ2 6XA [map] [gmap]

Tel: 01803 690264

Nearest train stations Torquay (0.8 miles), Torre (0.9 miles), Paignton (2.1 miles)

Pub suggested by KEITH ROBERTS on 13 Nov 2006

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> Current user rating: 7.5/10 (rated by 4 users)
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other pubs nearby:

Haywain, Chelston (0.5 miles), Bull and Bush, Torquay (0.9 miles), Printers Elbow, Torquay (1.1 miles), Jolly Judge, Torquay (1.2 miles), Breezes Cafe Bar Bistro, Torquay (1.3 miles) - see more nearby pubs

 

user reviews of the Drum Inn, Cockington Village

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Built in the 1930's with retro thatched roof it is an imposing building in a peaceful village that is hidden from mainstream Torquay by a short 15min walk. 3 beers Butcombe, Tribute, London Pride all in excellent condition. Food is well presented and the real sausages creamy mash and gravy were excellent value at £6-50. Lovely gardens, an idyllic peaceful spot and luckily we were staying just round the corner at the equally idyllic Lanscombe House private hotel. Score 8
Saxon_Scooper - 28 Jul 2008 16:02
Its easy to give this pub an above average review simply because its location is stunning & on a sunny day there a few that can rival the supping at an outside table in the chocolate box village of Cockington.The choice of beers is reasonable & the various bitters i have tried have met with approval,however if food is your priority when visiting then dont build your hopes up too high.
glenn468008 - 14 Sep 2007 17:26
Whatever your opinion of Vintage Inns may be, you can't fault them for location. I just about know the M and B menu off by heart but the food is good and service friendly and efficient. The St Austell Tribute was very good - I could have camped down for the afternoon but the family had other ideas.
REVERENDBAZ - 12 Dec 2006 13:39
PLEASANT PUB WITH USUAL AMENITIES A SHORT WALK UP A COUNTRY LANE FROM WESTERN END (LIVERMEAD) OF TORQUAY. FEELS LIKE A BIT OF REAL DEVON WITH COCKINGTON FORGE ACROSS THE ROAD
KEITH ROBERTS - keithroberts@swipnet.se - 13 Nov 2006 17:41

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