Horn Of Plenty

01822 832528

Gulworthy
TAVISTOCK
PL19 8JD

Plenty of Horn

“ On arrival the first problem you may have is parking. It is fair to say it is disorganised because it is not organised. It is a matter of parking where you can or feel like. It is not clear that you can do that and I would imagine strangers have to manoeuvre out of the side dead end quite often.

I did not like being asked if I would like a drink before I have had time to sit down in the pre restaurant lounge. I find that pushy.

You can easily forget my first comments because once you have settled in, the d£r, service and food are first class. The toilets are not the best I have experienced and lack quality. So I can easily believe the comment about the accommodation.

This is a place to eat for a treat or otherwise impress someone. Somewhere to take your Mother, who will hold that memory for a very long time.

It is expensive on balance and the value you get has been fully paid for. I would not give it 5 stars because I have been to better Country House Hotels and ones with red stars.

But it is a Jewel in the Tavistock Area Crown and it must bring great delight to those able to afford or otherwise fund their visits to it. ”

pobox112

Saturday, May 29 2010, 2:22AM

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Reviews of Horn Of Plenty

by pobox112
Saturday, May 29 2010, 2:22AM

Plenty of Horn

“On arrival the first problem you may have is parking. It is fair to say it is disorganised because it is not organised. It is a matter of parking where you can or feel like. It is not clear that you can do that and I would imagine strangers have to manoeuvre out of the side dead end quite often.

I did not like being asked if I would like a drink before I have had time to sit down in the pre restaurant lounge. I find that pushy.

You can easily forget my first comments because once you have settled in, the d£r, service and food are first class. The toilets are not the best I have experienced and lack quality. So I can easily believe the comment about the accommodation.

This is a place to eat for a treat or otherwise impress someone. Somewhere to take your Mother, who will hold that memory for a very long time.

It is expensive on balance and the value you get has been fully paid for. I would not give it 5 stars because I have been to better Country House Hotels and ones with red stars.

But it is a Jewel in the Tavistock Area Crown and it must bring great delight to those able to afford or otherwise fund their visits to it.”
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by foxinthebox10
Thursday, May 20 2010, 11:57AM

Horn of Plenty

“Ive only been here once as its a bit on the expensive side, but I would definitely recommend it. Its great for those extra special occasions definitely a step up from your standard Tavistock restaurant. You can see why its more expensive because the food, service and surroundings are to a very high standard. I just wish I could go here more often!
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by Red_Rocket
Thursday, May 06 2010, 10:42AM

Plenty more please...

“A designated Area of Outstanding National Beauty, the Horn of Plenty is regarded by many as a place of pure luxury. The food is properly treated and infinite care is taken over each and every dish that is served. Peter Gorton - the Executive Chef - has been a member of the Master Chefs of Great Britain for many years.”
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by magpie_007
Wednesday, May 05 2010, 4:00AM

Superb quality

“Both the hotel and restaurant have a reputation in the local area for excellence. The buildings are set in spectacular gardens with brilliant views in all directions. There is always a tranquil atmosphere about the place. The restaurant is award-winning and its not hard to see why. At the higher end of the market, all their food is top quality produce that is then presented to the highest standards.”
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by Traumatic Cleanup Ltd
Tuesday, February 23 2010, 1:44PM

Out of town and out of this world. High class award..

“Out of town and out of this world. High class award winning chefs and a wine cellar that would make some wine buffs cry trying to decide which vintage to choose. Stay overnight in a luxury room in the main house or in a selfcontained room in the converted barn. After your meal you can walk through the extensive landscaped grounds and listen to the river bubbling along or just sit quietly and read a book. Food, service, location and reputation don't get much better than this.”
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