The Lamb Inn

The 16th-century Lamb Inn is the sort of quintessential local which any village would be proud to have. An unpretentious pub with a welcoming and engaging atmosphere, good-natured banter accompanies a well-kept pint in front of open fires or in the...

This 16th-century coaching inn is full of character, with plenty of period detail and a delightful sheltered garden. Four local beers take pride of place in the bar, and the short, regularly-changing menus might feature pork belly and crackling.

An attractive, thatched 13th-century building makes a perfect home for this warm and friendly inn. The bar has a worn stone floor, old chests and polished brass, blending effortlessly with the original oak beams and simple wooden furniture in the...

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...