Linden Tree

Absolutely terrible would not rate this pub at all my pregnant wife and I went in for a couple of evening drinks as we sat down my partner had touse the toilet, as she come out we decided to go elsewhere for drinks and as we were leaving the staff ridley shouted at us " what is your address, how would you like it if I just come to your house for a piss" could not believe we were spoken to in such aanor of disrespect. Stay as far away from this place as possible if you would like to have a nice evening

The welcome as you would expect, the local pub feel, the Sunday roast was well cooked, plenty of veg for options and lovely atmosphere. Good drinks quality and nothing was too much for the lovely staff. Always a pleasure to visit and enjoy and would highly recommend booking!

Beautifully location and views Lovely Sunday lunch menu nice staff good value for money nice surrounding walks nearing hotel & spa to stay over if you wanted to plenty of local places to visit also so all round good day

Decent pub. Friendly. Good well kept cask ale. Don’t go expecting craft IPA, NEIPAs, DIPAs, Sours and the like mind… which is a shame. Looked like the food was OK. There is some gin. Toilets are clean. Dogs allowed. Played Skittles. Used e-dukebox.

Sitting by an open fire on a cold Sunday afternoon we knew we were in for a treat as the aroma of the carvery reached us. We had been welcomed by Kaz and Steve earlier and settled down. The Linden Tree has a traditional decor and quiz nights and pool tournaments are organised. There is a skittle alley too. The food is always tasty and fresh and I especially enjoy the Sunday lunch which has a good choice of meats and vegetables and is amazing value. I recommend adding more roast potatoes than you think you'll eat....they're so tasty you'll soon polish them off!

Having spent 3 entirely satisfactory nights in The Premier Inn in Seaton Devon I had looked for somewhere a bit more “special” for an overnight stay on our way back to Cumbria. Whilst the building looks a bit like the website the latter must have been taken by an estate agent, it definitely made the best of it. Parking in the layby outside the hotel and unloading we went into the pub bar….OK its a pub! The staff had difficulty finding our key and the code for the “residents entrance”, eventually we were led to our room…….after they had found the key for the door giving access to the stairs, which smelled between musty and something dead we struggled up long, narrow stairs to our room which was small and cleanish but very dated, with a “lovely” view of back yards and the local spray shop. We went out for a meal and on our return popped into the bar to ask if the £99 we had prepaid covered breakfast…..It did not and no they couldn’t really do breakfast, but they could put a few bits in a box for us, for a further £7.50. We made our displeasure known but got no form of apology or offer of compensation. We returned to our room not liking the idea of staying overnight….the stairs still smelled awful! I went on line and booked a night in a Premier Inn, including continental breakfast for the princely sum of £71, we repacked and left, via the residents entrance, leaving the key in the room door, not wanting to have a confrontation with the staff in the bar downstairs and without much hope of getting any money back. What should have been a special stay was only saved by getting the night at the Premier Inn and at the loss of £99. We will not be back at The Linden Tree and suggest that you don’t even consider it for an overnight stay.