The Old Parlour

The extraordinary decor in this charming creeper-clad coaching inn, dating back to 1625, includes Masonic regalia, horse brasses and grandfather clocks. Customers can enjoy real fires in winter. Food, based on locally sourced meat and fresh fish and...

It’s still fine to arrive by horse at this inviting, 18th-century moorland inn – there’s a hitching post in the car park. The specials board changes daily, but always focuses on seasonal and locally sourced produce. Home of the original ‘Boxeater’...

Dating back around 100 years, this welcoming, family-run pub was a guest house for many years before becoming an inn in the 1960s. True to its name, it has fabulous views of the Atlantic. It has three dining areas: Driftwood Restaurant, Surf...

There's a traditional bar with real ales and blackboard menus and a charming restaurant with chandeliers at this 16th-century coaching inn with a castellated tower. The kitchen sources its materials from within the county and serves bright, modern...