Restaurants in Lynmouth - Devon

The Rock House Hotel stands at the mouth of the river Lyn with stunning river and sea views. Exmoor and Lynton tower above the village of Lynmouth and the setting is one of North Devons finest. A nautically themed restaurant and delightful brasserie provide a choice a dining and the gardens a chance to appreciate your surroundings which are very pleasing to the eye. With cracking accommodation available at the Hotel it provides a perfect base to explore some of Devon's most spectacular countryside.

A glass of crisp white and 12 oysters in the bar, a seat outside in the warmth of the sun and a bowl of local mussels or perhaps the roasted shellfish platter and a cosy intimate dinner. The 14th century Rising Sun is a foodie treat. Rustic simple, food, and a pub that offers character, history and personality with a cracking team of staff happy to please. Blessed with sea views it seems the Rising Sun is hard to beat.

By day the Oak Room is a tea and coffee house serving a fine selection of leaf teas and fresh ground coffees, lite bites, Devon cream teas and delicious cakes. In the evening The Oak Room is transformed into a small, intimate bistro serving authentic tapas and a great selection of main meals with a strong mediterranean influence.

Continental coffee bar by day, cosy, warm and intimate evening restaurant by night and well worth seeking out any time of the day! Freshly ground gourmet coffee, home made cakes and speciality teas give a great start to the day while pan fried Sea Bass, Wild Pigeon or Pork roasted in Cider enhance Vanilla Pods reputation for good food, fresh and local produce and interesting menus. Your host are happy to please and service comes with a smile.

The Blue Ball Inn is a beautiful, privately owned, traditional country pub on Exmoor with low ceilings, blackened beams, stone fireplaces and an atmosphere of unspoilt old world charm. The Inn has a growing reputation for providing real ale, fine wines and excellent food which is served all day in the summer and lunchtimes and evenings in the winter.

Charming rustic country pub in the unspoilt village of Parracombe and the very heart of North Devon. The best of hearty British fayre using Plymouth and Brixhan fish, Devon meat and game and vegetables and herbs from the village itself. Slow braised Lamb, oven roasted Halibut, Rabbit cooked in Cider all honestly prepared by your amiable hosts Nikki and Paul. A little pub with a big heart, friendly welcome and some of the best traditional home cooked food for miles around.