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Exeter Road Kennford Devon EX6 7TR devonshirefoodie FOODIE FOOD REVIEW The Seven Stars A brilliant local pub with superb quality nosh and great ambiance Pubs can be great - as you walk into the Seven Stars it's positively buzzing, there's a happy atmosphere, helped greatly by ultra friendly staff. The owners have taken care to create a comfortable and characterful ambiance within the furnishings and it works very well, with quirky little touches such as the ladybird books adorning shelves. What was great when we arrived to dine was the temperature, it was really cosy. How often do you drop in to a pub to find it cold? I'd say 50% of my pub visits leave me feeling cold - literally. It was a delight to meet the Landlord Adam, and Head Chef Charlie, both a couple of great guys, you can feel the love in this establishment! Firstly, I'm always keen to try the house wine, not because I'm an old alcy, no, because the house wine always gives a good indication of intent. By 'intent', I mean how the management staff view the world e.g., will they try and palm off some cheap wine and make max profit, or will they be benevolent and spend a little extra and ensure their guests are happy. I'm happy to report the house wine tasted was excellent. When it comes to the food offering, I can happily say that Charlie's on the ball, for pub food this was at a very high level, I particularly liked their menu selection, something for everyone, but a nice balance meaning meat, fish, veggy was all well catered for. The food was great, many thanks guys (and gals) for an enjoyable evening out, more power to your elbows! Adam (Landlord) and Charlie (Head Chef) I'm a fan of Ladybird Books, the Star's interior was cosy and fund 52 CONTENTS COUNTRYSIDE VISIT FOOD & DRINK THINGS TO DO
<strong>Spring</strong> time ‘Local to Lyme’ menu celebrating the area’s wonderful produce £20 for 2 courses inc. a glass of wine Available Lunch & Dinner Mon to Thurs (see website for further details) Wild mushroom pate, toasted brioche, cranberry and apple chutney For more information or to book please contact us on 01297 442010 / hotelalexandra.co.uk Local pheasant breast, artichoke puree, sprouts, bacon Church House Inn Churchstow A 13th Century village pub steeped in history and bursting with original charm and character. Inglenook fireplace, log burners & beams a plenty, with legends of smuggling monks and secret tunnels. Relax, step back in history and enjoy really good honest award winning food, sourced from the abundance of local produce from the land and sea that surrounds us. Corgette & sweet potato noodles, blue cheese sauce with walnuts & rocket Check out our website for latest offers & events 01548 852237 www.churchhouse-churchstow.com hello@churchhouse-churchstow.com #churchhouseinnchurchstow PEOPLE HOME DESIGN LIFESTYLE HISTORY CONTENTS 53
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Page 3 and 4: Guest Editor HIGH SHERIFF AN ABSOLU
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Page 7 and 8: What's On - HUBCAST Brought to you
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HOME DESIGN DEVON 109 What's in thi
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HISTORY 133 What's in this section.
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