The Exmoor White Horse Inn

The food here is fantastic! I had the fish and chips which I can easily say is a cut above most pubs and good value for money. My wife had the Sunday carvery which she said was excellent as well. We just came for dinner so I can't comment on the rooms, but the staff in the bar were friendly and efficient, thank you.

Another fantastic vacation in the white horse. The hospitality second to none. Rooms clean, beds comfortable. Breakfast selection amazing, from fruit juice to full English. All prepared to order and well presented. Can't say enough good about the whole experience. Go there you will not be disappointed.

Stopped at this lovely location for coffee and cake whilst on an Exmoor day out. Sat in in gorgeous riverside outdoor garden. Loos clean although gents was broken so directed to use the disabled. The coffee was great, americano is my favourite and whilst simple it’s so easy to get it wrong. Walnut cake is also in my top three cakes, it was very tasty. The only reason I mark it 4 not 5 is I had to wait at the bar a while to be served even though another staff member walked past me twice, then when someone did come she passed me onto an older gentleman although he was very amenable.

Lovely hotel, very friendly staff and excellent reasonably priced food. I only stayed one night but the room was clean and very comfortable. Have visited a few times for coffee and cake in the past but this is my first time stopping for the night. Will definitely be back for a stay and by the way the fruit cake is to die for 😋

My wife and I had a 2 night stay here at the end of July. The staff are first class nothing too much trouble. The food is excellent we stayed B&B and also had food from the bar menu in the evening. |We will return in the autumn hopefully for a longer stay. Thank you to everyone at the White House.

We stopped for a tea break. This is a quiet gem in the middle of a beautiful part of the country. The coffee was tasty and warm. The staff is friendly and helpful. The inside of the building is vintage style. Beautiful, a must stop over to experience for yourself

This place is right on the River Exe and the setting is absolutely beautiful. They serve the best cream tea I’ve had, seriously worth a stop just for that! There’s a big garden where you can sit with a drink, relax, and listen to the river flowing by. Such a peaceful spot with lovely vibes and really friendly staff.

Initially looked promising, food very basic and borderline substandard. My pie came in a porcelain dish which can only be described as a thick gravy. On top was a three inch circle of pastry… that is NOT a pie. The chips were soggy and the vegetables overcooked. The lasagna was salty and quite tasteless, my daughter’s chicken nuggets were rubbery and flavourless; however the 2 burgers we ordered were reasonably good. With a few drinks, all of this came to over £120, disgraceful.

First experience here. Nice place to have a meal. The meals were excellent. Coming from the Netherlands it was really cheap. Six persons £ 66.- for the meals £ 18.- for the drinks. Not bad. We Made a reservation for the Sunday roast ..I'll keep you posted.

Set on the north bank of the Ex next to the bridge, this Inn's riverside terrace was a nice place for an ale while enjoying the summer afternoon on the Moor.

I have used this place several times and never been disappointed. The food is good, the fairly local Exmoor ales are extremely good. On my latest visit I had such a huge piece of venison pie (cooked in a rich red wine gravy with juniper berries), I was struggling to finish it, but I did manage and probably will next time when I go back for a repeat performance! The inn itself has few frills and long benches at old, well-scrubbed tables in much of the main bar. So is pleasantly unspoilt as a result. Prices are very average and, for the quality of the food, perfectly acceptable. There is accommodation here which I did sample once. somthing like thirty years ago. Then it was as near perfect as I could have expected I hope it has remained so. There are two negatives to my mind there is very much a hunting vibe throughout the bar, which is against my sensibilities (I am not strictly anti-hunting but do object to the needless cruelty and ritualistic aspects) but it is Exmoor, so c'est la vie, I suppose. Also, the carpark is very small, unless I have missed another part of it. The only bit I could find was beside the Exe-side beer garden, which is very pleasant given the right weather.