The Weary Ploughman Inn, Churston Ferrers - pub details
Address: Dartmouth Rd, Churston Ferrers, Brixham, Devon, TQ5 0LL [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 5800)
Paignton (2.9 miles), Torquay (4.9 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served
Pub suggested by gillie thorner on 9 Dec 2003
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> Current user rating: 7.8/10 (rated by 5 users)
> Local guide: Devon pub guide
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user reviews of the Weary Ploughman Inn, Churston Ferrers
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| Lovely friendly pub serving good quality food and a variety of real ales. Situated by the steam railway station. gillhalfpint - 15 Aug 2007 08:25 |
| RThe pub is under new management. Banished sre the pool table and frruit machine. Real ales and great food are the order of the day. The same chef is there, thank heavens. He is really top rate. anonymous - 8 Jul 2007 17:03 |
| This is a pub that sells a good selection of real ales (and lager). The Fish in beer batter is superb. I used to give this higher marks but recently tables have been moved out, a pool table in. There's a sweet dispenser and a fruit machine.Next step a juke box I expect. Don't go there as much as I used to now, which is a pity for the beer and food are really something to be believed. wellaar - 3 Apr 2007 19:30 |
| What a find ! This place lies below the main road in a sort of lay-by. First impressions I hav to admit weren't great from the outside, but we went ahead as it had been recommended. Landlord is an Irishman and he as well as other staff made us very welcome. Menu is quite comprehensive. I chose the mighty mixed grill. At near £15 a go, it wasn't cheap, but it was certainly the best presented grill I've had in a pub restaurant. Not the usual grease and gristle. Er'indoors had the balti and it was as good if not better than most Indian restaurants we've tried. Guinness was A1 and there was a good selection of other ales to try. Toilets could have done with a makeover though - a bit grotty. I'd CERTAINLY go again The_Minders - 24 Apr 2006 10:07 |
| I visited this public house on the 25th June Sat due to a reccomendation oh hubby who had stopped in with lads from work one evening although he had not eaten there he said the people were warm friedly and that there was a fantastic selection selection of meals with good prices and that the people eating were enjoying the food and the meals were of a good size not little like some places So on these myself and parents who were up from Cornwall decided to try The welcome was warm friendly and made you feel at home straight away the service was excellent and the food well it took us so long to decide as they have so much to offer it makes your mouth water Mother had steak and kidney pie she said the meat melted in her mouth and the serving was huge my father had the daays grill superb value and he loved every bit of it, myself I had the pork loin chops done in cider etc the sauce was divine, the food was piping hot which makes a change to some other places and the servings were very generous. If your looking for a good place to eat then this is the one all round value for money and clean with a lovely warm feeling it isnt packed and you dont feel rushed it has a good amount of seating and is definately number 1 on my list to eat at plus the tablemats kept us amused :) STORMFORCE68 - 26 Jun 2005 05:48 |
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