Reputedly one of England’s most haunted pubs, The Devil’s Stone Inn was a farmhouse before it became a coaching inn some 400 years ago. The pub's name comes from the village tradition of the turning the Devil's Stone (situated opposite the pub),...

In a tiny village of pretty cottages, this thatched, cob and stone inn is where local author Michael Morpurgo embarked on his novel War Horse, following conversations in front of the fire with a First World War veteran. Another literary link is...

Dolton’s 17th-century inn is owned by French chef Nicolas Boucher, from the Vendée, and his partner, Vanessa. In the tastefully furnished bar you'll be able to try well-kept local real ales, lagers and ciders and Nicolas's hand-picked wines,...

A delightfully cosy thatched inn, set in a lovely village, the Bearslake Inn is a traditional Devon Longhouse, and dates back in parts to the 13th century. You can enjoy a pint of local Otter Bitter in the bar, and the restaurant, with its crisp...