Situated in the pretty village of Kingston this traditional pub has warming open fires in winter and a sunny garden for summer months. The restaurant offers a good selection of local dishes and is popular with both locals and visitors.
The Pickwick Inn is a 16th century former chapel located in the heart of the village of St Ann's. Popular with both locals and visitors, ring ahead to book a table. Outside seating is available in summer and dogs are welcome.
A small traditional pub originally built over 700 years ago for local fisherman. These days you are welcome to sit around the fire and watch the tide roll in. A popular curry night takes place on Friday each week with food supplied by the hotel. Downstairs you'll find the new Pilchard Cafe, serving food all day.
Nestled in the heart of Hope Cove this pub is located close to the beach and offers both indoor and outside dining with a view of the beach. Food is traditional pub classics and dogs are very welcome.
The Church House Inn is a delightful 13th century pub with characterful interiors, an inglenook fireplace and wood burners. Food is freshly cooked to order and there is outside seating available for summer al fresco dining.
A characterful local pub serving fabulous gastropub fayre. Enjoy plentiful outside space in summer and a warming fire in winter. Everyone is welcome including children and dogs.
In a great setting overlooking Kingsbridge estuary. You'll find local treats like Devon buffalo mozarella and Dartmouth kiln oak roast smoked salmon on the menu here.
In a small village in the South Hams, this pub offers a friendly welcome to both locals and visitors alike. The cosy interior is warmed by no less that four real fires during winter so you are assured of a toasty evening. There's also a beer garden and dogs are welcome in all areas.
A traditional village pub, found on a side street. Food is traditional and locally sourced where possible and there's a lovely beer garden for al fresco dining when the weather allows.
Just minutes from the beach at Bantham, this 14th century coaching inn is famous for its fresh, local seafood. Food is locally sourced and everyone is welcome, including children and your four legged friends.
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6 July 2026
Situated in the pretty village of Kingston this traditional pub has warming open fires in winter and a sunny garden for summer months. The restaurant offers a good selection of local dishes and is popular with both locals and visitors.
7 August 2025
The Pickwick Inn is a 16th century former chapel located in the heart of the village of St Ann's. Popular with both locals and visitors, ring ahead to book a table. Outside seating is available in summer and dogs are welcome.
7 October 2024
A small traditional pub originally built over 700 years ago for local fisherman. These days you are welcome to sit around the fire and watch the tide roll in. A popular curry night takes place on Friday each week with food supplied by the hotel. Downstairs you'll find the new Pilchard Cafe, serving food all day.
14 July 2024
Nestled in the heart of Hope Cove this pub is located close to the beach and offers both indoor and outside dining with a view of the beach. Food is traditional pub classics and dogs are very welcome.
16 March 2024
The Church House Inn is a delightful 13th century pub with characterful interiors, an inglenook fireplace and wood burners. Food is freshly cooked to order and there is outside seating available for summer al fresco dining.
30 January 2022
A characterful local pub serving fabulous gastropub fayre. Enjoy plentiful outside space in summer and a warming fire in winter. Everyone is welcome including children and dogs.
In a great setting overlooking Kingsbridge estuary. You'll find local treats like Devon buffalo mozarella and Dartmouth kiln oak roast smoked salmon on the menu here.
In a small village in the South Hams, this pub offers a friendly welcome to both locals and visitors alike. The cosy interior is warmed by no less that four real fires during winter so you are assured of a toasty evening. There's also a beer garden and dogs are welcome in all areas.
A traditional village pub, found on a side street. Food is traditional and locally sourced where possible and there's a lovely beer garden for al fresco dining when the weather allows.
Just minutes from the beach at Bantham, this 14th century coaching inn is famous for its fresh, local seafood. Food is locally sourced and everyone is welcome, including children and your four legged friends.