Restaurants on Dartmoor - Devon

The Rugglestone Inn is a unique, unspoilt Dartmoor pub delightfully located in the picturesque village of Widecombe in the Moor. Oozing original features and charm expect flagstone floors, stripped wood and cosy log fires. Home cooked food embracing fresh local produce alongside fine ales, wine and local ciders in a stunning country setting complete with beer garden and a pretty moorland brook.

Hospitality comes effortlessly to Fi and Chris Daly, your hosts of the Prince Hall Hotel. Together they have managed to create a great destination restaurant in the very heart of Dartmoor. AA rosette food is prepared using simple flavours and little fuss with an emphasis on seasonal, local produce. The dining room is clean and fresh with stunning moorland views and with a dedicated and knowledgeable team who posses a real warmth most becoming of a Country House please prepare yourself for a treat!

Hooves, Muddy Paws and Boots all welcome! A haven for all those who love the outdoors and look forward to being well looked after with country inn hospitality. Visit for lunch, dinner or a comfortable stay high on Dartmoor National Park and take advantage of the dramatic countryside round about. The Forest Inn doesn't serve fast food either. It serves good, fresh food as fast as it can and yes, its worth a little wait!

With far reaching moorland views, roaring open fires, flagstone floors and traditional home cooked this family run coaching inn ticks all the right boxes. Fresh fish and steaks come highly recommended as does a popular Sunday Carvery and the warm and friendly welcome makes everyone feel at home. A cosy bar and well kept real ales, a modern dining room and lounge and beer garden with stunning moorland views and very well cooked English food.

The Arundell Arms is an absolute treat. A Modern British menu, meticulously prepared is served in the restaurant while the Courthouse Bar provides less formal, delicious home cooked food alongside an ever changing specials board. No matter where you dine, fresh, local and seasonal food are all skillfully prepared under the watchful eye of talented Master Chef Steven Pigeon. Award winning food, regional ales and superb wines compliment each other wonderfully. Simply top notch!

The Arundell Arms Hotel has also been one of England's premier fishing Hotels for more than half a century and has over 20 miles of its own water.

This free house in the village of Meavy is a delightful little find, a little pub with a big heart. Tradition and charm go hand in hand with large open fires, flagstone floors and great, modern British pub food. A juicy Royal Oak Burger or the Steak and Jail Ale pie for Lunch, Wok cooked Mussels or the Monk Fish and Salmon Kebabs for dinner. A real winner!

A fantastically situated Pub, just a short drive from Plymouth in the village of Shaugh Prior with the Dewer Stone and Cadover Bridge a stones throw away. Owners Will and Nicky Lord have host this Traditional, Social Village Pub. What more could you want with stunning views across Plymouth Sound from the outside decking area, a children's natural outdoor play area complete with playhouse in the back paddock and an extensive food menu at affordable prices. Inside the open fire burns to bring extra warmth to this fun and family freindly pub. Dogs are welcome too!! A click to the Web Page from here is a must to find out more....