Having recently undergone a big makeover, the Carpenters Arms is ready to welcome guests with warm hospitality and excellent home-cooked food. Bright, clean and cosy, the pub is very popular so booking ahead is advised.
A traditional English country inn near the famous Haytor Rocks on Dartmoor. Open log fires, excellent food (AA Rosette) and fine local ales make it an ideal refuelling stop for walkers.
With ample parking and children's play area this is the ideal place to stop off en-route through the beautiful Devon countryside. Meals are traditional pub grub and Sunday lunch is also served.
Set in the heart of the beautiful 'chocolate box' village of Lustleigh, this thatched pub dates back to the 15th century and offers a warm welcome to locals, walkers, cyclists and visitors alike. There's a lovely cottage garden to enjoy on warmer days and open log fires to snuggle up in front of during the winter.
A welcoming pub in a lovely little Dartmoor village, with a bar, restaurant and family room, good British pub menu with children's options and a Sunday carvery.
Centrally located in the heart of Bovey Tracey, The Cromwell Arms is a traditional Devonshire pub with cosy interiors and a sunny beer garden for alfresco summer dining.
A popular pub situated in the heart of the village. With parking available, pop in for a drink or meal. There's a choice of real ales, traditional ciders and fine wines to choose from.
This 17th Century inn is teeming with vintage, rustic charm with antique furniture, low ceilings and blackened beams. Sip on one of over 250 wines from their collection, or choose from over 240 whiskies whilst you snuggle next to the inglenook fireplace. In the restaurant, enjoy the inn's extensive menu before turning to the sumptuous cheeseboards.
A proper Devon pub, The Palk Arms is a 16th Century freehouse serving high quality food with gorgeous country views out over the Teign Valley. It's also dog friendly so warm four legs by the fire after a hearty Dartmoor walk.
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5 February 2026
Having recently undergone a big makeover, the Carpenters Arms is ready to welcome guests with warm hospitality and excellent home-cooked food. Bright, clean and cosy, the pub is very popular so booking ahead is advised.
30 September 2025
A traditional English country inn near the famous Haytor Rocks on Dartmoor. Open log fires, excellent food (AA Rosette) and fine local ales make it an ideal refuelling stop for walkers.
17 November 2024
With ample parking and children's play area this is the ideal place to stop off en-route through the beautiful Devon countryside. Meals are traditional pub grub and Sunday lunch is also served.
19 August 2024
Set in the heart of the beautiful 'chocolate box' village of Lustleigh, this thatched pub dates back to the 15th century and offers a warm welcome to locals, walkers, cyclists and visitors alike. There's a lovely cottage garden to enjoy on warmer days and open log fires to snuggle up in front of during the winter.
3 September 2023
A welcoming pub in a lovely little Dartmoor village, with a bar, restaurant and family room, good British pub menu with children's options and a Sunday carvery.
Centrally located in the heart of Bovey Tracey, The Cromwell Arms is a traditional Devonshire pub with cosy interiors and a sunny beer garden for alfresco summer dining.
A popular pub situated in the heart of the village. With parking available, pop in for a drink or meal. There's a choice of real ales, traditional ciders and fine wines to choose from.
This 17th Century inn is teeming with vintage, rustic charm with antique furniture, low ceilings and blackened beams. Sip on one of over 250 wines from their collection, or choose from over 240 whiskies whilst you snuggle next to the inglenook fireplace. In the restaurant, enjoy the inn's extensive menu before turning to the sumptuous cheeseboards.
A proper Devon pub, The Palk Arms is a 16th Century freehouse serving high quality food with gorgeous country views out over the Teign Valley. It's also dog friendly so warm four legs by the fire after a hearty Dartmoor walk.