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Who will win the World Cup 2022?
One thing that is for sure is that we’ll be showing all of the big games (& highlights) with plenty of beer, plenty of snacks and a good crowd. The drinks will be flowing so be sure to get ahead and book your spot now as we hopefully see it coming home! Surely this time, right?
FRESH SEASONAL FLAVOURS
As the leaves start to fall and the evenings turn crisp, we’ve got our new season menu to celebrate this autumn. Highlights include our new Classic Fish Pie and Pan-Fried Chorizo. We’ve got the perfect dishes to say hello to the new season.
WELCOME TO THE BURRATOR INN
A resplendent old hunting lodge on the edge of Dartmoor, offering an idyllic hideaway for lovers of the outdoors.
Following an extensive renovation, ‘The Burrie’ features open fireplaces, cosy corners, large dining areas ideal for groups and seven brand new en-suite bedrooms.
Home-cooked food and locally sourced seafood specials are the order of the day, coupled with a well-stocked bar of real ales, liveners & pick me ups.
A STONES THROW FROM THE BURRATOR RESEVOIR
Offering some of the most dramatic views in England, and plenty of challenge for walkers,
we are perfectly placed on the western edge of the Burrator Resevoir.
GARDEN HEAVEN
After your day exploring the local tors, our garden keeps the outdoor feel going. Plenty of sunny spots await for friends and family to get together in our spacious grounds.
Stunning plants and festoon lighting set the atmosphere, but it is our wooden huts which really set it off.
Make sure you come down early if you want one!
FIND US
Situated between Dousland and Yelverton, and on the main road out of Plymouth, we are well placed for the locals of surrounding villages, day-trippers and families on their holidays.
