| Welcome to the
traditional quaint olde English pub, the Skylark Inn run by the
energetic and charismatic landlord, Victor and his lovely wife Tara, and
located in the pretty village of Clearbrook, Devon nestling in an
idyllic valley surrounded by the wild and hauntingly beautiful Dartmoor. There is a
delicious menu on offer which you can enjoy whilst sampling the real
ales and fine wines in the cosy atmosphere of the comfortably furnished
bar.
Or perhaps spend
sometime relaxing in the extensive garden at the rear, enjoying the
sunshine, whilst your children are kept amused in the large play area.
See the Gallery
page.
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Victor is a great chef who hails from Gibraltar
and his Mediterranean roots are obvious within the interesting
selection of dishes available daily which cater for all tastes
including those that enjoy Mediterranean style fish, big meat eaters,
vegetarians, kids and even the sweet toothed! See the Skylark Menu
For Valentine's Day,February 14th, we have a special dinner menu
 Click here to view it
Whilst
enjoying Victor and Tara's hospitality at the Skylark, you will often find
yourself in the company of the wild Dartmoor ponies and the many sheep
that wander freely around the village, so always remember to drive very
carefully as you approach and leave the pub!
Preferred
supplies of the Skylark Inn:
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BOOKINGS
Call Victor:
01822 85 3258
E:
skylvic@btinternet.com
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OPENING HOURS
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Mon-Thur:
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11:30
-15:00 |
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18:00
- 23:00 |
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Fri:
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11:30
-15:00 |
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18:00
- 00:00 |
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Sat
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11:30
- 00:00 |
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Sun
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12:00
- 23:00 |
RESTAURANT
DAILY
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Lunch:
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12:00
- 2:00 |
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Evenings:
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6:30
- 9:00 |
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QUIZ NIGHT
Come
along & join in the fun on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. All
monies raised go to local charities.
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Dartmoor Rescue
Volunteers
SARDA
dogs use airborne scent to
search large areas quickly
Dartmoor
can be a forbidding and dangerous place in bad weather and after dark.
It's easy to get lost if you're not familiar with the moorland and its
conditions. This is where the Dartmoor Rescue Group - made up entirely
of volunteers - comes into its own. Read more...
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