This ‘museum with beer’ is substantially 16th century, although its constituent parts vary considerably in age. Most of the fabric is local stone, while the old brewhouse at the rear is traditional Devon cob. Five generations of the same family have...

Just a stone’s throw from Exeter in the picturesque village of Newton St Cyres, Devon’s oldest brewpub can be found in a 19th-century coaching inn. The cosy bar is a welcoming place for drinkers, diners and dogs alike, with five home-brewed ales on...

The whitewashed building might be 16th century and the 19th-century name refers to the nearby railway line, but the food is absolutely 21st century. Taken over in 2015 by the St Austell Brewery, the traditional exterior disguises the crisp, clean...

For over 400 years, this old building has stood in the rolling countryside between the Haldon Hills and the Teign Valley. Remodelling over the centuries has reflected its several roles, including a long spell as a centre for parish affairs and...