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DRAUGHT BEERS
SERVED |
Carling, Grolsch,
Worthington, Guinness, Winkleigh Cider (local).
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REAL ALES |
3 from local microbreweries -
Barum Firing Squad, Beer Engine Rail Ale + Guest Ale. |
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ENTERTAINMENT |
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MONDAY |
Skittle team plays in local
league. |
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THURSDAY |
Pool team play in local
league. |
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LIVE MUSIC |
Usually two Live Music Events
per month. |
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DISCO |
In-house Disco available. |
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KARAOKE |
In-house Karaoke available on
demand. |
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THEME NIGHTS |
Held occasionally. |
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OTHER
ENTERTAINMENT |
Big Screen, Pool Table, 2 Darts Boards,
2 Skittles Alleys, Dominoes
(free to use). |
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DINING AT THE EARL OF PORTSMOUTH
Specialising in locally
sourced food, we serve Homecooked Food. Fish is a speciality - this is
freshly prepared in-house and served in the restaurant. Own
bread baked on a daily basis. Wide Range of Bar Snacks
available. Miles Columbian Coffee - blended to suit local water
types. |
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ACCOMPANYING
DRINKS |
Range of Wines, Tea &
Fresh Locally Blended Columbian Coffee. |
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MEAL TIMES |
Monday & Tuesday - no food.
Wednesday - Saturday 12.30pm - 2pm & 6.30pm - 9pm.
Sunday 12.30pm - 3pm. |
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FUNCTION ROOM |
Available for private hire,
suitable for up to 100 people. Please do not hesitate to contact us to
discuss your requirements. |
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FACILITIES |
Beer Garden (with heaters and
parasols), Wheelchair Access. |
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OTHER |
Children
Welcome (until 9pm), Car Parking - 20 spaces, Coaches Welcome. Debit /
Cash Back & Credit Cards accepted. |
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 The Earl of Portsmouth
is a former Coaching Inn on the
ancient road from Barnstaple to London. Originally called the London
Inn, the thatched building was destroyed by fire on 24th August
1869. It was rebuilt by the Estate owner, The Earl of Portsmouth.
Nowadays, under the ownership of Peter Stanbury, the former Inn is a
thriving community pub as well as being the area's No1 place to eat, is well
known in the area, and thrives in the heart of the local community. We specialise in locally sourced food, much of
it coming from within a few miles of the village. Most of the real ales are local, also brewed within a few miles
of the village. The pub is now recognised nationally with entries in
the 2007 Good Beer Guide, 2007 AA Good Pub Guide - eat out devon.com and recommended in the mobile food guide.com.
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