Welcome to The Royal Oak
Stephen Earp would like to welcome you to The Royal Oak,
the perfect Dartmoor hideaway for drinking and dining.
Update from The Royal Oak, Meavy
WE ARE CLOSED . . . BUT HAVE TAKEAWAY AVAILABLE
The pub is closed in accordance with the lockdown restrictions.
We are doing takeaway food on a Friday and Saturday evenings between the hours of 5pm and 8pm. It will be a limited menu. The Take Away Menu is available to view and download: Take Away Menu, so you can pre-order and book your pick up slot.
We are unable to do takeaway alcoholic drinks but you can order wine, real ale and cider delivered to your door through www.brew2you.co.uk.
Friday fish – home made beer battered cod, served with chips. £10.
Served in a takeaway box. Enjoy at home. Or from our take away menu, we also have lemon chicken, steak pie, barbecue chicken wings, beef and vegetarian tartlet.
We will also be operating our locals village shop outside the pub offering milk, eggs and bread.
Thanks for everyone’s support 🌞 #Lockdown3 #takeaway #brew2you #realalepub #realale #scrumycider #ciderlover #localpub #dartmoor #staysafe #royaloakmeavy #fishsupper #fishandchips #good company #goodtimes @ Royal Oak Meavy
Enjoy good food and stay safe.
Best regards,
Stephen
The plan at The Royal Oak was a simple one, we wanted to have a fantastic traditional pub, offering great local ale and cider, good quality locally sourced food and friendly service.
Now in our eleventh year, and after being voted Runner-Up Country Pub of the Year by Plymouth CAMRA, I think we have achieved this.
So whether you’re after lunch, an evening meal, Sunday roast or just a tapas after enjoying the picturesque surroundings, you’re always welcome at The Royal Oak. But don’t take my word for it come on give us a try.
We are open Wednesday to Sunday from 10am to serve food five days a week.
We offer a children’s menu and they are welcome to dine in the lounge, please note children under the age of eight years are not allowed in the bar after 6pm.
Whether you have 4 paws, hoofs or muddy boots you are always welcome.
Dogs are welcome in the bar as long as they are kept on a lead and under control.
. . . and settle down for a drink or meal, or both!
You’ll always get a warm welcome.