Pub Grub Restaurants in Devon

The Twyford prides itself on the use of fresh and local produce to create a cracking English menu and the prices here certainly won't break the bank. Favourites like Beer Battered Fish and Chips, Liver and Bacon or the Cheddar Cheese Plougmans are all familiar to people who enjoy a proper pub experience. Service with a smile, good beer and an even better beer garden alongside experience hosts only to happy to please.

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 Manor has a great little personality and sits in the centre of Croyde village. Family run, its freindly and casual, perfect in the summer and cosy in the winter. Dine in the bar, restaurant, conservatory or the wonderful outside terrace on balmy summer days. Traditional pub food makes sure the pub appeals to all and the specials board with local meats, game and freshly caught seafood will appeal to those who like a little creativity to their food. Very family friendly.

An exceptionally friendly traditional pub and restaurant in the seaside resort of Westward Ho on the North Devon coast. Honest home cooked food enjoyed in the bar or restaurant and some very well kept ale and beer keep the Village Inn teaming in the summer. Great conservatory, patio garden and al fresco dining and everything a traditional pub should be. Cracking Sunday Lunch not to be missed.

The Three Little Pigs overlooks the town square and lies in the very heart of Crediton, a cosy market town just five miles from Exeter. Inside is an eclectic mix of memorabilia and nic nacs which hang from every available space and make for a real talking point while enjoying your food. And good pub food at that! Simply prepared and sourced from the local green grocers and butchers, you can enjoy a superb home made Steal and Ale Pie or a fine main course of Honey Roast Half Duck all cooked fresh to order. Family run and very popular with an enthusiastic local following, especially for a cracking Sunday Roast.

As always, a warm and friendly welcome awaits you at this popular village pub with Bed and Breakfast renowned for it's real ales and fantastic homemade cooking. English classics are enjoyed in the separate and intimate dining area or the more leisurely and rustic conservatory and garden. All within easy distance of The Plym Estuary and Coastal Pathways. Free WiFi throughout, Sunday Quiz Nights and great food offers to look out for!

The White Hart in Woodbury is a traditional village pub with a growing reputation for good pub food. You'll find a great British menu that features fresh, local in season produce including fish from West Country waters alongside excellent meat and game. The Kenniford Farm Belly Pork and an exceptional Benoffee Pie are real standouts! Log fires and ceiling beams in character with a 14th century village inn and a very pretty beer garden complete this cracking little pub. With new owners and new menus the White Hart is certainly worth a look.

Stylishly modernised the Globe Inn cant be missed as you pass through the pretty village of Frogmore in the heart of the South Hams in Devon. There's plenty of rustic charm and country pub feel most apparent in the warm and friendly welcome from your hosts. A new menu boasts light lunches, traditional favourites and a specials board that makes the very most of what's in season and local. The Lamb and Apricot Casserole is particularly good and grilled Mackerel reminds you that the sea is not far away!

You'll find the Blacksmiths at the heart of Bideford with the famous Tarka Trail backing onto the Pub itself. A convienient stop off then along the Tarka Trails 21 miles of cycle track and a chance to refresh your batteries! All your great pub favourites are served on traditional looking menus in the modern dining areas inside or out on the spacious decked terrace. Think Bangers and Mash or Steak and Ale Pie which sit alongside tasty steaks. A great selection of beer, well kept ales, fine wines and soft drinks are also available to quench that thirst too!

Great country location and only 10 minutes from Exeter. Cask Marque real ales, a hearty welcome from friendly staff and a wag of the tail from Guiness the Dog will greet you at the Travellers Rest. Renown for serving up traditional English fare 7 days a week and a cracking Carvery served Friday nights and all day Sunday. Famous for good Food, famous for Atmosphere and famous for saving you money.

Without doubt, one of the South Hams most famous hostelries, The California Inn is a delightful 14th Century family run free house serving fine real ales and exceptional food. Oozing rustic charm, the bar menu is packed full of classic pub favourites while the separate restaurant area boasts a Modern British menu where meat, game and fresh fish are thoughtfully presented from an abundance of locally sourced produce. The Medley of Seafood with Salmon, Lemon Sole, Scallop and King Prawn is not only eye catching, but seasoned to perfection and very tasty too.

The Vanilla Pod Restaurant at The Cridford Inn is firmly established as a must visit in foodie circles and the people of Trusham must know by now they have a real gem of a place to eat on the door step! The Bar next door also prides itself on some of the best fresh and locally sourced traditional pub food around and sits alongside a fine selection of local ales and wines. Sit in the snug area by the warmth of a roaring log fire or perhaps the comfortable family room for that timely get together, great food and a catch up!

The Mount Pleasant Inn, a superb pub and restaurant in Dawlish Warren serves great pub food and amazing views over the coast towards Exmouth and beyond to go with it. An extensive menu, large open dining rooms and cracking service make this a firm favourite with families and those looking for great value no nonsense pub grub.

Without doubt, one of the South Hams most famous hostelries, The California Inn is a delightful 14th Century family run free house serving fine real ales and exceptional food. Oozing rustic charm, the bar menu is packed full of classic pub favourites while the separate restaurant area boasts a Modern British menu where meat, game and fresh fish are thoughtfully presented from an abundance of locally sourced produce. The Medley of Seafood with Salmon, Lemon Sole, Scallop and King Prawn is not only eye catching, but seasoned to perfection and very tasty too.

Situated in the heart of South Devon on the banks of the River Teign, the Passage House Inn offers superb river views and a tranquil environment, an Idyllic Riverside Setting. Renowned for its carvery, there is also a bar menu and specials board featuring an abundance of fresh local produce and offers a wide choice to suit every taste. With those stunning river views from the dining room or outdoor patio area the Passage House is ideal for a lazy lunch, or a relaxing evening meal for two or more!

The Golden Lion, formerly the Inn on the Square, is now in safe new hands and open for business. Brand new menus, a good selection of well kept beers and a warm welcome now await. A face lift on the front of the property currently under way will transform this landmark coaching inn back to its former glory. If your looking for well priced, traditional pub food then look no further.

The Lamb Inn is a 16th century former coaching house with open fires, low ceilings, comfy sofas, stunning bedrooms and superb food using quality ingredients. A typical village pub, great hospitality and country charm come naturally to the Lamb Inn which nestles perfectly in the pretty village of Sanford. A lovely sheltered garden on three levels, perfect for summers evenings rounds things off nicely and makes this pub one of the most popular in the area.

A charming 16th century family run hostelry in the beautiful East Devon village of Lympstone. Traditional favourites like Lamb Cutlets sit alongside Mediterranean Roasted Vegetables or the Cajun Spiced Chicken Breast. The standout has to be the Swans Seafood Medley on the flavoursome and varied looking menus all lovingly prepared using fresh and local produce. People flock to the Swan for there traditional Sunday Roast so arrive in good time! Look out for the lunch Club - Have 7 Luches and the 8th one is for free!

It's been said "People will travel for miles to have a Seafood Pancake!" The Cricket Inn, sometimes known as "The Inn on The Shore", enjoys huge success with their superb Seafood and Gastro Pub style menu. Spacious, nautical themed, warm and freindly, the Inn is renowned for their daily changing menu, quality and freshness. The catch of the day is even delivered to their front door by the local fisherman!

The Rock Inn can be found in the Village of Georgham just a short drive from the well known surfing resorts of Croyde and Woolacombe.This 17th century village inn has all the traditional features you would expect to find with exposed oak beams, flagstone floors and in the winter a roaring log fire. The Rock has gained a reputation for very friendly service, a great selection of ever changing ales, ciders and wines, and fantastic, homecooked, fresh food not to be rivalled in the area.

The Yard Arm serves great, no nonsense pub grub offering exceptional value for money and is a very popular neighbourhood haunt. It prides itself on its locally sourced, freshly prepared meat and veg in season and a very helpful and welcoming staff. Located on the historic Plymouth Hoe within easy walking distance of the new shopping centre, the Barbican and of course Plymouths famous waterfront and is the perfect bolt hole for a pint of real ale and hearty meal.

A warm welcome will greet you at this family run pub. Ideally situated on the Seafront and adjacent to the marina, The Beach pub is afforded views out to sea from the bar and out across the marina from the function/games room upstairs.

Freshly prepared home cooked pub classics and some very well kept real ales are the order of the day at the Laurels Inn. Your host Dennis and Lyn have recently refurbished the whole pub and the locals have been returning in there droves. Luxury Fish Pie, Roasted Duck and an cracking 12oz Steak, quiz nights, live music and a warm welcome makes sure the Laurels Inn is once again the hub of village life.

This Riverside pub & restaurant enjoys simply breath taking panoramic views of the river Torridge and out over the estuary from the pretty waterside town of Appledore in North Devon. With braised Sea Bass Fillet, baked Skate Wings or grilled Place all featuring on the specials board its fairly obvious the Beaver Inn specialises in fresh local fish along side some of the classic pub favourites. The outdoor patio makes it easy to take advantage of the hot summers days and that wonderful view while enjoying your freshly prepared food and well kept beers and wines.

Welcome to the friendly and relaxing atmosphere of the Admiral MacBride, located on Plymouth's historic Barbican seafront. The Admiral MacBride is a traditional English Pub located a stones throw away from the National Marine Aquarium and built upon the original Mayflower Steps from where the pilgrim fathers set sail for America. Serving traditional English pub food, home cooked, using fresh ingredients wherever possible, prepared on site by their chef you'll find all you pud favourites here! You'll also find a wide selection of lager, real ale, cider & wine for your enjoyment!

The Sea Trout Inn has gained an enviable reputation for good food. Amiable host Sam and Jason arrived in the middle of 2008 and haven't looked back since and the crowds have been returning in there droves. Fresh, local West Country meats, Fish from local Devon waters and West Country Cheeses ensure the cracking a la carte menu is packed full of fresh and in season produce. A traditional bar menu is also available alongside well kept real ales and cosy log fires. Devons hidden Gem!

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!

A delicious chocolate box country pub oozing character features. From the thatched roof to a roaring log fire the Claycutters ticks all the right boxes. The traditional bar and a la carte menus are packed full of local, seasonal produce which are thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented. An enthusiastic following keep the place buzzing throughout the year so arrive early for your Sunday lunch.

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.

The Kings Arms have earned a deserved reputation as one of the best fish restaurants on the South Devon coast. Start Bay Lobster and Crab, River Yealm Oysters, hand dive Scallops and fish from local waters all contributed to the success of this family run pub. The wine list is an assortment of personal favourites from your host with many offered by the glass and adds to the character and personality of the Kings Arms perfectly. Top notch seafood and hospitality at its best.

The Huntsmans Inn sits in the middle of the pretty village if Ide on the outskirts of Exeter. New hosts bring a whealth of experience, a warm welcome and some cracking looking menus to this handsome looking pub. Fresh, seasonal ingredients form the backbone of the traditional modern British food now served here. Homemade Salt Beef or the Pan Seared Sea Bream are already firm favourites to those who have already found this lovely little. pub.

The White Horse Inn lies on the outskirts of Exeter in the village Woodbury Salterton and has been in the very safe hands of the Ward family for 20 years. With that kind of experience you are sure to find consistently good service and a very good reputation for its food. The Steaks and Seafood in particular are very popular as is the fine selection of well kept real ales which can be enjoyed inside or out. With an enormous car park and equally impressive children's play area and garden patio the White Horse has broad appeal for young and old alike!

Bags of charactor and personality describe this charming village inn well. Pretty as a picture, the old world curiosity inside the pub makes for a warm and inviting spot for lunch or dinner. Traditional menus featuring hearty pub favourites are the order of the day here. The seating outside to the back and side of the pub are a treat in the summer months. All in all this is what we are looking for from our traditional country pubs, good stuff!

This family run hostelry nestled in the pretty town of Ivybridge serves great British food using fresh local ingredients and offers a warm and friendly welcome so typical of a country inn. All the best pub favourites are to be found in an extensive menu with a good selection of wines and speciality ales. Look out for the ever changing blackboard specials where you\'ll find one or two recipes from around the world and an opportunity to try something a little different!

Tucked inside the Dartmoor National Park and overlooking the spectacular River Dart The Abbey is an idyllic, family run country pub just off the A38. Award winning Cask Marque ales, a restaurant serving home cooked, locally sourced food and 6 river facing rooms make the Abbey a perfect place to relax and enjoy those long summer days on the riverside terrace or cold winters evenings in front of a roaring log fire.

For a friendly, traditional Devon pub atmosphere visit The Floating Bridge in Dartmouth. The menu reflects everything that is good about honest pub food – Devon crab sandwiches, beer battered cod and chef-made chips, local ale and, of course, traditional pudds served with rich Devon clotted cream. The stunning river views add to the charm and complete this cracking pub perfectly.

Chocolate Box Thatched Inn, family run and serving honest pub grub and daily specials. A well priced and thoughtful menu featuring Roasted Bell Pork or the Game Stew alongside the Beer Baterred Fish and Chips, a frim Thatched Inn favourite keep this little pub bustling. Real ales and a cracking beer garden with plenty of further seating make the Thathed Inn one of the most popular in Ilfracombe.

Traditional neighbourhood pub right in the centre of Newton Abbot. Freshly prepared, home cooked quality food, a wide selection of Cask Marque real ales and warm and friendly hospitality. Little wonder the Union Inn proves so popular as it is everything you could want from a good English pub. Good beer, good food and good company.

You can be sure of a warm welcombe at The Farmers Arms, a vibrant part of Devons rich heritage, where Good Food, Fine Beers and Wines can be enjoyed in surroundings dating back to around 1207. With a thatched roof, exposed oak beams and two open fireplaces, one with an old bread oven its all you would expect to find in a traditional Devon Village Pub.

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!

Firmly established and with an ever growing reputation for great food, The Bowd Inn have really embraced fresh, local and seasonal food with award winning chefs Damon Ralph and Nik Larby at the helm in the kitchen. Exmouth fish and Ottery meats are used on the menus where favourites like the deli board or cracking Pork Belly alongside succulent steaks have the locals flocking here to enjoy good pub food. All well priced and cooked fresh to order and with a superb outdoor dining and large kids play area the Bowd is a lovely choice.

The Pack O Cards in an historic grade ll listed building and one of the most famous and well known hostelries in all of North Devon. Family owned and run, Light snacks and Bar meals sit alongside a cracking a la carte restaurant menu featuring locally reared steaks which come highly recommended. A stunning riverside garden and play area makes the Pack popular with families who flock here in high season.

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 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.

The Rolle Arms lies on the B3178 Newton Poppleford to Budleigh Salterton road and offers home made traditional pub food for Lunch and Dinner. Expect sandwiches, jackets or cheddar ploughmans for lunch and some great pub favourites in the evening. Smoked gammon steaks with all the trimmings, the legendary Rolle Arms ham, egg and chips or battered cod and chips all feature. Family run, the service is warm and friendly and everything you could want from a English village pub including a fine compliment of well kept real ales.

Dartmoor beef, Dartmoor pork, Dartmoor flavour. This gives you some idea of whats in store at this cracking village pub just a short drive from Plymouth. Fresh and local ingredients are used throughout and the bistro style menus are hearty and flavoursome. Think Duroc Pork Belly or the home made Dartmoor Beef, Tribute ale and kidney pie. A very cosy dining room and bar offer warmth and a friendly country style welcome. Bags of personality and one to watch. Superb Sunday Roast every weekend and well worth the trip.

Its no wonder The Wild Goose has such a good reputation for its great food as most of the produce, which is always cooked fresh to order, literally gets delivered from a ten mile radius. Meat and game from Bovey Tracey or the fresh fish and seafood from Newton Abbot make sure the menu is packed full of favourites. Watch out for the famous Pork Ribs in there secret recipe BBQ sauce and superb home made puds!

One of Combe Martins perennial favourites located right on the sea front overlooking the towns picturesque bay. The best of English traditional pub food served seven days a week using local meat from local farms and fish from the waters of Devon and Cornwall. A specials board changes daily and one of the towns most popular carverys certainly packs them in, especially on a Sunday!

One of Croydes best loved Pubs. Picture perfect and nestled in the centre of the village, The Thatch simply oozes old world charm. An extensive menu is served from 12 noon, a specials board features what's fresh and in season and the Thatch Sunday Roast packs the place to the rafters.
One of Europe's finest beaches lies a few hundred yards away and the rolling hills of North Devon surround this quintessential English village. With rooms also available the Thatch is a perfect base from which to explore.

Characterful country pub full of old world charm and period features. Located on the Totnes to Newton Abbot road the Two Mile Oak draws the crowds who enjoy the fine traditional English favourites. Steak and Ale Pie or Beer Battered Cod and Chips alongside a specials board featuring locally sourced Fish and Game. Real ales and a pretty beer garden complete this picture perfect Inn.

The Waterfront Inn is located only yards from the beach and exceptionally family freindly. A comfortable modern bar and restaurant can be enjoyed inside and a choice of sunny patios to the front and rear of the pub alongside a large child friendly garden make this a haven for those who enjoy the great outdoors. Varied menus featuring home cooked food, frequent live entertainment, large screen TV's and a large indoor childrens play area make it easy for the whole family to enjoy this cracking beachside Pub.

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!

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!

Delightful country pub and restaurant set in the picture perfect village of Stokeinteignhead. With the coast a few short miles away, fresh Westcountry fish sit alongside familiar traditional favourites on a menu prepared with an abundance of local, seasonal produce. Well kept beers and a cracking beer garden overlooked by the village church and host only to happy to please add real charm to this cosy little pub.

The Cyder Presse is a traditional Devon Village Pub where you will always be sure of a warm and friendly welcome from Judy and Malcome Passmore and their staff. Meals are served in the bar area so you can either mix with the locals in the bar or find a quiet table in one of the small alcoves. Salads, sandwiches, light bites and the best of English pub food all feature alongside a selection of beers, spirits, champagnes and fine wines.

Award winning Gastro Pub on the Devon and Cornwall border and a champion of fresh and local produce. Alongside the many accolades sits an impressive list of wines, hand selected, to compliment great food. Dine in the characterful bar and restaurant and feel right at home or enjoy a glass or two on the terrace with stunning moorland views.

A short drive from Bovey Tracey through some stunning countryside will deliver you to the village of Manaton and the delightful Kestor Inn Free House. Fresh, local and in season produce forms the backbone of the traditional English menus which is what we have come to expect from our village pubs. A characterful bar and roomy dining room with wonderful views and two or three well kept real ales complete things very nicely. Fast becoming a very popular choice for food especially at the weekends and those tasty Sunday lunches.

The Muddiford Inn is now well established and gaining a great reputation for its food. Its simply and waiting to be discovered! Rustic contemporary cooking and a real warmth to the greeting that only a family run hostelry can provide make for a cracking place to come and eat. Freshly baked bread, home made ice creams and great use of the fresh local produce all contribute to the success. Firmly back on the foodie map and well worth a visit.