Perfectly situated on the banks of the river Dart, The River Shack has gorgeous views and is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Pay and display parking is available and there's masses of outside seating. Children and dogs are very welcome.
A locally run pub with several eating areas at the centre of village life. Tuesday is Pie and Curry night and Thursday Steak and Quiz night but book ahead, these are popular events. Dogs are welcome and the beer garden is ideal for summer evenings.
An attractive and original waterside pub with river views over the Dart. A popular spot for both locals and visitors alike you can also see the occasional celebrity pop in. The menu is fairly traditional pub grub and a children's menu is available.
A Grade II-listed pub with a good reputation for food. A choice of dining areas, including the old village bakery (complete with original bread oven), the old cobblers or the converted hayloft. In 2012 the pub received the accolade of Devon Dining Pub of the Year by the Good Pub Guide.
A classic English Inn perched above the tiny harbour at Babbacombe Bay. The views are stunning and customers can sit outside in warmer months or enjoy relaxed and cosy dining inside during winter. Parking is available but the road down is pretty steep.
Torquay's oldest pub is full of character and charm, with live music and a harbourside setting.
The Castle Inn is a traditional pub situated in the heart of the village. Food is locally sourced and a take away option is available, ideal if you are staying locally. Children and dogs are very welcome here.
A mile inland from Torquay harbourside, with a spacious beer garden where dogs are welcome.
A 'simple back street boozer' with traditional values, real ale and live music. This welcoming pub won the South Devon CAMRA pub of the year award for 2014, so if you like real ale it is well worth a visit!
A short stroll from the coastal path, this local pub offers locally sourced food and a take away pizza option if you'd rather dine at home. This is a popular place with both locals and vistors. Dogs are welcome.
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6 October 2026
Perfectly situated on the banks of the river Dart, The River Shack has gorgeous views and is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Pay and display parking is available and there's masses of outside seating. Children and dogs are very welcome.
22 September 2024
A locally run pub with several eating areas at the centre of village life. Tuesday is Pie and Curry night and Thursday Steak and Quiz night but book ahead, these are popular events. Dogs are welcome and the beer garden is ideal for summer evenings.
13 March 2020
An attractive and original waterside pub with river views over the Dart. A popular spot for both locals and visitors alike you can also see the occasional celebrity pop in. The menu is fairly traditional pub grub and a children's menu is available.
8 April 2011
A Grade II-listed pub with a good reputation for food. A choice of dining areas, including the old village bakery (complete with original bread oven), the old cobblers or the converted hayloft. In 2012 the pub received the accolade of Devon Dining Pub of the Year by the Good Pub Guide.
A classic English Inn perched above the tiny harbour at Babbacombe Bay. The views are stunning and customers can sit outside in warmer months or enjoy relaxed and cosy dining inside during winter. Parking is available but the road down is pretty steep.
Torquay's oldest pub is full of character and charm, with live music and a harbourside setting.
The Castle Inn is a traditional pub situated in the heart of the village. Food is locally sourced and a take away option is available, ideal if you are staying locally. Children and dogs are very welcome here.
A mile inland from Torquay harbourside, with a spacious beer garden where dogs are welcome.
A 'simple back street boozer' with traditional values, real ale and live music. This welcoming pub won the South Devon CAMRA pub of the year award for 2014, so if you like real ale it is well worth a visit!
A short stroll from the coastal path, this local pub offers locally sourced food and a take away pizza option if you'd rather dine at home. This is a popular place with both locals and vistors. Dogs are welcome.