Pubs & Inns
The Lord Louis
Plymouth
Discover The Lord Louis, a pizza & carvery restaurant in Plymouth. Explore our delicious range of menus with something for everyone!
Pubs & Inns
Traditional pubs, village inns and gastropubs
Our Dartmoor lists 100 pubs and inns on and around Dartmoor, with the largest groups in Exeter (9), Plymouth (4), Moretonhampstead (3).
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The Manor Inn
Exeter
Family-run restaurant and pub in Lower Ashton serving locally-sourced Devon produce, real ales, and wines in a restored countryside setting.
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The Market Gate
Teignbridge
The Market Gate stands as a vibrant hub of culinary delight and social interaction in Newton Abbot, captivating visitors with its inviting atmosphere and...
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The Market Inn
Tavistock
The Market Inn has a rich history dating back to 1860, when it was originally known as the Cattle Market Inn. Built by the Bedford Estate shortly after the local cattle market relocated, it has been a cornerstone of Tavistock's community for more than 150 years. Today, we are still a place for locals and visitors alike.
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The Mary Tavy Inn
Mary Tavy
Traditional pub in Mary Tavy village on the western edge of Dartmoor, serving food and drinks to locals and visitors.
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The Odd Wheel
Wembury
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The Old Inn
Widecombe-in-the-moor, Widecombe-in-the-Moor
Traditional pub and restaurant in Widecombe-in-the-moor serving food and drinks to locals and Dartmoor visitors.
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The Oxenham Arms Hotel
South Zeal, Okehampton
Beautiful Dartmoor former 12th Century monastery 5 mins. off the A30 to Cornwall, 25 mins from Exeter, The oldest Heritage Inn in Devon & Cornwall, Bars, Restaurants, Four Poster Hotel and beautiful gardens. Open every day coffees, Lovely Lunches, Fabulous
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Plate from Dartmoor Illustrated, page 228, 1900“throughout the winter it is quite a different thing ; in the darkness, fog, and often snow, there is not much to admire in the files of spectral convicts marching across the yards into Chapel.”
Also on Our DartmoorHut circle settlement near White Hill — Five stone hut circles and a length of boundary wall at the foot of a long slope down from Hare Tor, north-east of White Hill, above the Walla Brook.
