Badgers Holt Inn
13 November 2022
A typical country watering hole that dates from the 1750s, dogs are welcome and traditional home-made pub food is served.
Food and Drink near Dulverton
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Badgers Holt Inn
A typical country watering hole that dates from the 1750s, dogs are welcome and traditional home-made pub food is served.
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Tarr Farm Inn and Restaurant
In a glorious position next to the River Barle, Tarr Farm does great lunches, cream teas and bistro-style dinners; choose from Exmoor lamb, Devon Red Ruby beef, fresh Cornish seafood, local venison and game.
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The Exeter Inn Bampton
Set in the lovely Ex Valley, this 15th century country inn serves real ales and food in a cosy, traditional setting with flagstone floors and oak-beamed ceilings. Try the Exmoor game in the recently refurbished restaurant.
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Bawdens
This family run cafe and bakery offers a great selection of produce, including artisan breads, cakes, local honey, eggs, chutneys and jams - fantastic for stocking up on some local produce!
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Lewis's Tearooms
Untwee tea! This award-winning tearoom has rave reviews about the divinity of its delicious indulgence in homemade cakes and nibbles.
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Exe Valley Trout Smokery and Fishery
Situated in the idyllic Exe Valley on the edge of Exmoor National Park. Owner Nick Hart is a fishing icon. He wrote The Essential Guide to Fly Fishing and has starred on BBC2's The Urban Chef. Pick his brains or just pick up some fish. Try the rainbow trout; hand-reared and smoked to perfection.
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The Anchor Inn Exebridge
A gorgeous riverside pub in a peaceful setting in Exmoor National Park. There's a lovely beer garden overlooking the river, perfect for sunny days. Children and dogs are very welcome.
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The Red Lion Inn
Perfectly situated close to Exmoor, The Red Lion is a traditional Devonshire pub with a separate dining room. Popular with both locals and visitors call in for local ales and hearty meals.
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The Royal Oak Winsford
Originally a 12th century farmhouse, this thatched pub now offers a traditional, seasonally changing menu using locally sourced produce served in both the bar and dining room. Dogs are welcome in the bar area.
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The Tantivy
Right in the heart of the lovely town of Dulverton, this traditional cafe serves fabulous cappucino's plus other beverages, snacks, and an array of gifts. A popular spot for both visitors and locals a like.
Food and Drink near Dulverton
'Need to find the best places near Dulverton for Food and Drink. We have listed 13 Pubs, Cafes and Restaurants, reviewed by people who have tried them.'
Tarr Farm Inn and Restaurant
1 August 2022
In a glorious position next to the River Barle, Tarr Farm does great lunches, cream teas and bistro-style dinners; choose from Exmoor lamb, Devon Red Ruby beef, fresh Cornish seafood, local venison and game.
The Exeter Inn Bampton
15 October 2017
Set in the lovely Ex Valley, this 15th century country inn serves real ales and food in a cosy, traditional setting with flagstone floors and oak-beamed ceilings. Try the Exmoor game in the recently refurbished restaurant.
Bawdens
12 May 2014
This family run cafe and bakery offers a great selection of produce, including artisan breads, cakes, local honey, eggs, chutneys and jams - fantastic for stocking up on some local produce!
Lewis's Tearooms
16 May 2012
Untwee tea! This award-winning tearoom has rave reviews about the divinity of its delicious indulgence in homemade cakes and nibbles.
Exe Valley Trout Smokery and Fishery
28 April 2010
Situated in the idyllic Exe Valley on the edge of Exmoor National Park. Owner Nick Hart is a fishing icon. He wrote The Essential Guide to Fly Fishing and has starred on BBC2's The Urban Chef. Pick his brains or just pick up some fish. Try the rainbow trout; hand-reared and smoked to perfection.
The Anchor Inn Exebridge
A gorgeous riverside pub in a peaceful setting in Exmoor National Park. There's a lovely beer garden overlooking the river, perfect for sunny days. Children and dogs are very welcome.
The Red Lion Inn
Perfectly situated close to Exmoor, The Red Lion is a traditional Devonshire pub with a separate dining room. Popular with both locals and visitors call in for local ales and hearty meals.
The Royal Oak Winsford
Originally a 12th century farmhouse, this thatched pub now offers a traditional, seasonally changing menu using locally sourced produce served in both the bar and dining room. Dogs are welcome in the bar area.
The Tantivy
Right in the heart of the lovely town of Dulverton, this traditional cafe serves fabulous cappucino's plus other beverages, snacks, and an array of gifts. A popular spot for both visitors and locals a like.