Stopped in here off the cuff on a Saturday after walking across Dartmoor in the afternoon. Me and friend both had a pie off the specials board (which is not something I would normally go for) and it was the best pie I have ever...eaten the pastry was shortcrust and there was so much meat in the pie it was full to the brim. Definitely worth every penny we paid! Desert of chocolate cake was also very yummy. The staff were lovely especially one lady called Penny. Although this pub is a bit out the way for me I will definitely be going back again.More

Pub is a hidden gem. Staff are friendly and accommodating, food is SO delicious but dessert won our hearts! Huge portions, good value for money and even visited back for lunch the next day!

After a lovely walk on the moors and a visit to the Dartmoor prison museum you get to the lovely village of Princetown and this lovely village pub. It was a lovely sunny and warm Sunday and indoors well a Halloween paradise so well thought...out. We opted for 2 Sunday lunches which was delicious and then went to sit outside enjoying more sun in the Garden. We will be back to sample more delights. Great atmosphere in the pub and staff very friendly. Well done.More

Friendly welcome. Staff really helpful. Pub is really nice inside, recently refurbished but retains its old character. Plenty of seating. Toilets really clean. The steak and ale pie we had was absolutely delicious and we were so tempted by their deserts on the menu but...didn’t have the room. This is my favourite go to eating pub it’s just a shame I live nearly an hour away! Great place for lunch after a walk on beautiful Dartmoor.More

Visit to the birthplace of Jail ale within walking distance of Dartmoor visitor centre, Jail and brewery. Afternoon visit. Good choice of Pub grub at competitive prices with varied choice of Ales lagers and spirits. Staff pleasant, attentive and welcoming. Décor modern, clean and inviting....Food Specials available daily recommend the Steak and Ale pie. Beer garden at rear. Helpful and scenic Bus service no 98 over the moors from Tavistock. First ever visit would go back again. Well recommendedMore

Always such a warm welcome from the staff. The atmosphere is always so cozy and the food is always great. A must visit if you ever come to Dartmoor

Absolutely brilliant food and service. We ate here 4 nights out of our stay and the food was incredible - proper pub grub, but excellent quality! Highly recommend the burgers and steaks! Special mention to Rupert the barman Ruby the waitress who went above and...beyond to make us feel welcome and who’s service was exemplary! We’ll definitely be back next time!More

Went for Sunday Roast found staff slow, they were taking orders of people that came in after us and people before us still waiting we had to ask to place order as did one table of 4 twice. Staff need to have mind on customer...service they need direction . I had belly pork roast which i think they forgot to kill before putting on plate not been rendered down at all so most wasted nothing had been seasoned gravy greasy husband had 3 meats one of which was a slice of ham did not seem like any gammon we have ever had pork belly also not rendered no colour at all beef ok again nothing seasoned very bland condiments brought in one at a time this is the second time here this has happened last time i put it down to busy with coach trip but not that busy this time.More

Had a fab lunch at The Prince Wales. Really great choices on the menu plus special board. They also have a great selection of beverages on offer. Staff are all very welcoming and helpful. We will definitely be return again.

Absolute little gem of a place! Travelled from the North for work and was pleasantly surprised with the accommodation, new and very clean! The food is so good, excellent portion sizes and competitive prices (I was actually expecting to pay much more!) The management were...helpful, staff were lovely! I would DEFINITELY stay again! A+++++More

Overpriced and poor quality. £17 for a poor quality scampi and chips! Only went because website menu was much cheaper but turned out to be out of date. Soulless inside as well. Would have walked out but had family in tow. Beer was good though...so have upped it to 2 stars. Avoid.More

Absolutely sumptuous Sunday lunch! We turned up on a particularly wet day (unsurprisingly!) to be greeted by a warm fire and a lovely, friendly local pub vibe. A gentleman asked if we wanted to eat and found us a table quite happily, despite most tables...being marked as ‘reserved’. We ordered the gammon roast and a blue burger. It took a little while to come, but it was well worth the wait. Beautifully cooked, more food than we could possibly eat, washed down with local ale. Staff were friendly and helpful and the atmosphere was relaxed and lively, with locals lining the bar on stools having a chat and pint. We highly recommend this pub for good value pub food, a welcoming environment and good ale.More