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A place to visit!!!! My family and I were holidaying in Beer and found the Harbour. It makes a refreshing change to find a place that makes you want to go back again. First impressions on arrival, what a colourful display of flowers that greets you. Plenty of space for the children to run around and let of steam in a safe garden before lunch. Nice to see notices about dog owners to keep the dogs on leads and clean up after them - shame more don't!!!!! Inside, we were greeted by friendly staff and several local characters. A very traditional old english pub. Great choice of menu that catered for all our needs (fussy children) and not at extortionate prices. Service was quick and efficient, but we did not feel rushed at all. After lunch we took our coffees outside in the garden to finish off a very pleasant experience. Well done to all, we will be back at half term time and would certainly recommend The Harbour and the surrounding area.
29 Jul 2009 13:17
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The Wheelwright Inn, Colyford
Bad Ale experience alert.
Can't believe 2 pubs owned by the same brewery only 2 miles apart can be so totally different. My husband and I were served by a rather unfriendly bar person, whom we later found out was the landlord Mr Valentine. He was so rude, condescending and not at all accommodating. Its surprising he has any trade with his attitude. My husband ordered a pint and half of Badger Ale Tanglefoot, (we like real ales) - when he asked should they look that cloudy and flat (looked like the dregs from the bottom of the barrel) - he was told in no uncertain terms that he didn't know what he was talking about and he kept his ales in first class condition. He didn't offer to change the ales or try a different one. Yet several days earlier we had had a fabulous lunch at another pub (same brewery) and certainly had no issues with the real ales we drunk there. How can this be? Same ales surely they should all be of the same standard?. Needless to say, we didn't stop after that.We were going to have lunch but not in a place that has attitude - his loss. Would NOT go back and certainly NOT recommend it. Shame because from the outside The Wheelwright looked inviting.
31 Jul 2009 20:29