The Inn itself is situated in an extremerly attractive area with a lovely stream flowing next to it, albeit right next to the inn some rubbish has been thrown into the stream. There seems to be a couple who run this quiet inn, and the gentleman is extremerly friendly, but the lady seems to find any customer a burden and seems to prefer to sit around and watch TV. Having tasted the food, both my family and myself were extremerly disappointed. It was extremerly bland and tasted (and looked) as if it had been left out uncovered for quite some time. The roast potatoes looked like boiled potatoes that had been dipped into fat for a minute, and the stuffing was runny. When the gentleman had served us and left, we were quickly told by the lady that she was shutting and we had to hurry our drinks. Luckily the area that it is situated is breath taking with plenty of other lovely places to eat which made up for the lack of basic customer service.

We stayed here on a valentines break for 2 nights.

We were in a double room that overlooked the river, which was clean and tidy with a lovely bathroom. The bed was not the comfiest, but the friendly family atmosphere in the bar more than made up for it.

Cooked breakfast was tasty and included in the price.

I happened upon this quaint country pub, I was welcomed by the owner and introduced to his wife. The atmosphere from the putset was one of friendliness and of family tradition.
The room was warm and very comfortable.
The food was exquisite, the menu was extensive and varied, the food that I ordered was perfect and well cooked.
The beer was excellent and thet wine list more adequate with pleanty of choice.
The staff were friendly and graceous.
Nothing was too much trouble and all this for such a reasonable price. I have stayed in places far morre expensive and never had the quality and service that I expereinced.
I have no hesitation at all in recommending the establishment to any visitors to this lovely area of outstanding beauty.

I have read the other review and I just cannot believe that the person who wrote it stayed inthe same place it is totally unfounded in their opinions are tantamount to being insideous.

The Bridge Inn is welcoming warm and friendly with good food and drink what more could one ask.

We had the misfortune to stay at the Bridge Inn, Lynbridge, in the Autumn last year, and the only way I can describe it is awful.

When we arrived, we were met at the door by a miserable woman and her toddler, and taken up to our horrible little room.

We had had a long drive that day, and so decided that we would eat there that night. What a mistake. The food was well below standard. All I managed to eat was the sorry looking side salad that came with my tasteless fish and under cooked boiled potatoes.

I know they say you get what you pay for, and you don't pay alot to stay at the Bridge Inn, but, it is expensive if you consider the miserable service, horrible room and dreadful food.

We love Exmoor, Lynton and Lynmouth, but would not book the Bridge Inn even if they paid us. Its off to the fabulous Tarr Farm Inn for us next time. That is one place that has to been seen to be believed for all the right reasons.