Where the Sunday meal sets the pace
You come down through the trees to get here, which does something to the pace of the day before you've even parked. The menu goes up on the morning, written around what's come in that week, which is why we can tell you there'll be a roast but not which one. Expect beef or a free range pork belly, herb roast potatoes, a Yorkie and the sort of gravy that makes people quiet for a minute
The valley is quiet on a Sunday and the walk back up afterwards is gentler than it looks.
A long, easy Sunday over at ours
Make a day of it at THE PIG-in Combe
Sunday lunch might be the main event, but it’s never the whole story. At THE PIG, Sundays are about giving yourself the day - time to arrive slowly, eat well, linger afterwards and let the afternoon unfold naturally.
There’s no rush, no clock watching and no pressure to be anywhere else. Just good food, good company and a whole Sunday to enjoy it.
Ease into the countryside (and work up an appetite)
Arrive with time on your side and start the day with a wander through the grounds or our free daily Kitchen Garden tour, where you’ll see what’s growing, what’s in season and what might be appearing on the menu later. It’s the perfect way to stretch your legs, clear your head and work up a proper appetite.
For those keen to explore further, the surrounding Devon countryside offers gentle walks and open views - ideal for a slow Sunday stroll before lunch.
A pre‑lunch pause
Back at our house, settle into the bar for a good glass of something. We’ll have the fires lit on the days that need it, it’s a relaxed moment to ease into the day and gather everyone together before heading to the table.
Take your time at the table
Sunday lunch sits at the heart of the day. Plates arrive at an easy pace, conversation flows, and the table is yours to enjoy for as long as you like. This is comforting Sunday food cooked with care - the kind that rewards taking your time.
Stay put for the afternoon
There’s no need to rush off when the last mouthful is done. Having you over to ours feels like having old friends to stay, where you can retreat to the lounge and sink into a squashy sofa with a freshly brewed cup of coffee, crack out a board game, or settle into a quiet corner with a good book. Sundays are for savouring all the good bits - and our house is made for exactly that.
Turn Sunday into a full reset
If the thought of heading home feels a bit soon, stay the night. Wake up to misty Devon views and a PIG breakfast - the gentlest way to start the week ahead.
Sunday Lunch FAQs
Do all PIGs offer Sunday roasts?
Yes every PIG, every Sunday. The roast sits on the 25 mile menu - so you can have the beef while whoever you came with has the fish, nobody has to agree!
What’s on the menu on Sundays?
A roast or two, plus everything else on the 25 mile menu. Recent Sundays across the litter have brought roast sirloin with herb roast potatoes, a Yorkie, carrots, garden cabbage and gravy, and a free range pork belly given the same treatment.
Can I bring the family?
Of course. Sundays at THE PIGs are unfussy by design, and there's room at the table for piglets and grown-ups alike.
