In a secluded valley beneath Dartmoor, this Jacobean manor dates back to the 17th century, as the wood-panelled restaurant attests with its ornate plasterwork and heavy-framed portraits. An emphasis on local meat and fish, as well as vegetables and...

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...

It is thought this inn was originally built in the 15th century as a Devon longhouse for the stonemasons rebuilding the village church. On the western flanks of Dartmoor, it is likely that it became a pub by the early 17th century and a further...

Historically the last coaching inn before reaching Cornwall, The Cornish Arms is run by John and Emma Hooker. Whether inside the cosy modern interior or out in the garden, guests will find a wide-ranging and unpretentious menu of pub favourites,...