Warm your back by the log fire and take in the local artwork on the walls - there are no rules regarding dress or children - the Restaurant Lounge offers a relaxed dining area to enjoy the splendid AA Rosette standard food, or when the sun shines the Garden Terrace is the perfect setting for a drink as the sun sets over the lovely garden. The bar offers a choice of 3 local ciders and some mighty fine real ale drawn straight from the barrel. How much better the pint tastes when it's made just a few miles up the road. On the wine list, they even feature a fabulous Devon white wine and a sparkling white from Cornwall.
Where is The Fox and Hounds Country Hotel & Restaurant located?
In the heart of the glorious Devon countryside, on the banks of the Taw River, amid the beautiful landscapes of the Tarka Trail. Enjoy nature, where you can stroll through the surrounding forest and enjoy the best country sports in the UK right at the doorstep of The Fox and Hounds with shooting and fishing breaks.
What cuisine is on offer at The Fox and Hounds Country Hotel & Restaurant?
Fresh produce is a passion of the owners and under the guidance of Head Chef, Alex Pallat, (Chef of the Year 2010) the hotel offers simple good food served with flair. From traditional homemade classics like 'Proper' Beer Battered Fish and Chips to the speciality sharing platters with Devon's finest meat and game, your meal will be bursting with the freshest Devon ingredients. The children's menu offers the same excellent quality dishes the kids will love.
What makes a meal at The Fox and Hounds Country Hotel & Restaurant unique?
North Devon boasts great quality food. The Fox and Hounds source their beef from Laytown Farm on Exmoor, where the renowned Devon Red Ruby and Aberdeen Angus cattle are raised by hand to provide exceptional quality and flavour. Lane End Farm in North Devon supplies the pork, chicken and duck for the restaurant. The farm is renowned for its outstanding animal welfare standards, in which the free-range poultry are allowed to mature naturally ensuring the best quality product. Gloucester Old Spots and Large Whites have been bred specifically for their fat content ensuring the pork is succulent and fresh.
