The Three Crowns - West Devon
The Three Crowns
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Step into The Three Crowns and feel the village of Chagford breathe around you — warm log fires, a beautifully restored interior and a menu that champions fresh, season-led cooking. Whether you’re arriving for a leisurely brunch, a seafood-focused dinner or an overnight stay, the pub pairs comforting classics with thoughtful twists and a wine list that’s worth lingering over. Friendly staff, dog-friendly corners and space for celebrations make it ideal for family gatherings, romantic nights or group getaways. Nestled on the High Street with easy access to Dartmoor walks, The Three Crowns turns every visit into a small, memorable escape.
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Loved for its food, log fires and welcoming interior; guests praise the wine list and rooms but note occasional slow service and set-menu shortages on busy nights.
Stay here for 2 nights made the mistake to take a big volvo through the front entrance it was simply unworn, there is a much easier wise when they turn the pub right and right again our debt for not asking. we had a superior room, so a parking space booked and was easily found how marked for us. check in easy and fast, nice comfortable room -21. we had dinner twice, which was beautiful, served quickly by attentive employees huge screaming after sylvia, who was born for hospitable, what a star, efficient, funny exceptionally attentive to all not lose them she is a massive asset. the breakfast is also beautiful. the magnificent atmospheric bar, all wrapped in a beautiful village, rushed to see no spirit that is wonderful to them for our Pre-Xmas trip.
Very pleasant pub, good atmosphere and much to do. under new management and service, which has greatly improved through our last visit, andrea were the new manager henry and tom all excellent and cared for us in the evening. starter and desserts good, but our main were a disappointment, pasta court with tomato and also haunting was soggy. menu overall could be improved with more choices instead of more options.
Big pub at the corner stoke newington high street and church street. a good selection of seats, they can choose between a standard dining table or sofas in the corner at the back of the pub. big bar so service is always fast and was always friendly. I tried the roast here several times and it can never disappoint. absolutely enormous portions I can never finish, but all others seem happy!
We were delighted to revisit this pub, and it was pleasantly busy for a Tuesday lunchtime. My partner initially ordered hake with chowder, but ended up preferring my monkfish curry when it arrived. I was more than happy to switch, as I have never been a fan of monkfish and found the hake to look quite succulent (despite her not touching it). We swapped plates, and I was immediately pleased with the exchange. The fish was indeed succulent with a slight crispness to the skin. The chowder was delicious, especially with a bit of pepper. I would definitely order it again if given the chance tomorrow.
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Devon Market Fishcakeschilli jam
£7
Devon Blue Cheese Tarttapenade; leaves
£6
8Oz Newhouse Farm Sirloin SteakThree Crowns chips; cherry vine tomatoes; Chagfood leaves
£18
Devon Blue Cheese Saladpine nut; poached pear; chicory; sherry vinegar
£13
Three Crowns Chips£3
Handpicked White Crab Meat£11
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The Three Crowns doubles as a cosy village inn and is fondly noted by guests for two roaring log fires in separate lounges — perfect for walkers coming off Dartmoor. Staff often juggle bar and restaurant spaces, so on quieter days you might be invited to enjoy a drink by the fire while your table is prepared.
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