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Choose between fine dining in their Seasons Brasserie restaurant, more relaxed dining in their…
Enjoy mouth-watering fine dining in Barnstaple, awarded four stars, the team are very proud to…
Set right by the lounges of the Royal & Fortescue Hotel, their Coffee House is a delightful place…
This luxury Bideford hotel is steeped in history. The Royal Hotel dates back to the 17th century…
The Arlington Restaurant in Barnstaple has a reputation as one of the best restaurants in North…
The Dining Room The Dining Room at Saunton with its AA-rosette status and enviable views of…
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North Devon is bursting with all kinds of pubs and bars from the traditional, to those that are family friendly and gastro pubs. Many of which are also dog friendly and are conveniently located along some of the most popular walking and cycling trails, ready to help you refresh and rejuvenate while you’re out and about.
When you think about the pubs of North Devon, no doubt an image of thatched roofs, cosy beam lined rooms and a roaring fire come to mind, and you won’t be disappointed. The vast majority of the pubs in this region, whether they are recently refurbished, catering to families, offering extensive menus or just your traditional village water hole will have all these features and more. These quintessentially Devonshire buildings can be found all along the coastline and inland, offering a haven to relax during your adventures and serving artisan ales, local ciders and home-cooked food.
During the winter months, these establishments have warm, comforting fires while in the summer, you can enjoy the weather in one of the many beer gardens by dining alfresco and gazing out to sea.
As you would expect from a region that is full of top quality local produce and a group of friendly creatives, there are a whole host of local distilleries and breweries operating in North Devon and supplying many of the pubs and bars with drinks made right here. Of course, you’ll find several varieties of cider, one of the west country’s main exports, but you’ll also find locally made wines, whiskies, vodkas and gin.
Gin has had a bit of a resurgence in recent times and in North Devon, there are several distilleries making truly amazing gin flavoured with the very best of local botanicals. One such distiller, Wicked Wolf Gin, is made in Lynton and was one of the first distilleries to be located on Exmoor. The eleven botanicals are individually distilled and blended on the moor and each bottle is created by hand giving you a truly local and unique taste. While many of the local pubs and bars will have these brands available by the glass or the bottle, make sure to look out for them when ordering and use it as a good excuse to sample each flavour!
If you are looking for a night out on the tiles, North Devon has a great night-time scene. You’ll find cool beach-side bars, cocktail and gin bars and just about everything else in between.
For those of you who want a party atmosphere, head to the town centres where you can find the region’s clubs and bars. Barnstaple and Woolacombe are both home to a selection of establishments offering themed nights and your usual party atmosphere.
There is no need to pressure yourself into staying out late and dancing the night away if that isn’t your scene. The region is home to a good many pubs and bars offering something a bit quieter and relaxing, with live local music, board games and the perfect atmosphere for catching up with your friends over a pint or two.
Looking for somewhere casual to eat? Check out the various restaurants and cafes that can be found in North Devon and don’t forget to check the North Devon Food Trail to see what is near you.
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Braunton
After a day enjoying everything that Croyde has to offer, pop in for a locally brewed pint or a fantastic meal. Their freshly prepared, locally sourced menu and specials…
Woolacombe
Bar Electric is an independent cafe, bar and restaurant boasting fantastic views from their sun terrace of the world renowned beaches of Woolacombe in North Devon. The bar…
Okehampton
The Bull and Dragon is a beautiful 15th century thatched pub in the rural village of Meeth on the A386 just outside Hatherleigh in Mid Devon. At the end of the popular Tarka…
Winkleigh
The New Inn is a quaint 16th century destination pub in the picturesque village of Roborough. They specialise in good food, where head chef and owner James changes the menu…
Lynton
The Rockford Inn lies hidden in the remote Brendon Valley on Exmoor, one of the two great National Parks in the South West corner of England. Managed by Cathryn and Sarah…
Hatherleigh
Set in the heart of the town the Tally Ho! Hatherleigh is the ideal place to enjoy a meal, a drink and a great night with friends and family.
Bideford
The River Bank Bideford serves a mouth watering selection of freshly prepared dishes, using the finest meats, seafood, fruit and vegetables, sourced locally wherever possible.
Braunton
The Rock Inn is a friendly 17th Century Inn in Georgeham and boasts five cask marque real ales and an extensive wine list. Their fantastically fresh food is cooked with…
Instow
The Boathouse is a beach bar & restaurant boasting daily fresh fish specials, a large top deck terrace area with its own bar and the best views North Devon has to offer…
Barnstaple
At The Pyne Arms, their emphasis is on providing locally sourced food with a modern twist with everything from a Sunday roast to speciality fish on the menu. They use,…
Winkleigh
Traditional country pub in North Devon. Perfect for Sunday roasts and locally-sourced food. Great music and superb real ale and craft beer selection. Dog friendly.
South Molton
The London Inn at Molland is a traditional 16th century pub set in the beautiful countryside on the edge of Exmoor National Park. Steeped in history, it is a pub full of…
Appledore
The Royal George is a recently renovated, Grade 2 listed pub with spectacular views overlooking the estuary. The business is run by the Hughes family, who, together with…
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