Food, Drink & Hospitality
The Old Police Station
Princetown, Yelverton
Traditional Fish & Chips and Cafe in Princetown
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Accommodation - Self Catering
Taikoo
Belstone, Okehampton
Tucked away beneath the tors above Belstone sits Taikoo - a fascinating 1920s English country house, with a distinctly Oriental flavour.
Pubs & Inns
The Taphouse & Bottle Shop at Tuckers Maltings
Newton Abbot
The Maltings Taphouse is a craft beer bar, art gallery, music venue and hang out space, situated in a traditional maltings building.
Restaurants & Cafes
Home Farm Cafe
Bovey Tracey
Café on the Parke estate near Bovey Tracey serving daily-changing lunch menus, brunch and homemade cakes using local seasonal produce.
Restaurants & Cafes
Granite Way Cafe
Okehampton
Dog-friendly café on the Granite Way offering locally-sourced food, home-made cakes and outdoor seating for walkers and cyclists exploring Dartmoor.
Restaurants & Cafes
Granito Lounge
Tavistock
Casual all-day lounge in Tavistock with food, drinks, board games and dog-friendly atmosphere by the River Tavy.
Accommodation - Hotels & B&Bs
The Moorland Hotel
Hotel, restaurant and bar on the edge of Plymouth in Wotter, overlooking Dartmoor with contemporary rooms and a brasserie using local Devon produce.
Pubs & Inns
The Tradesmans Arms
Combe, Buckfastleigh
Traditional pub serving the Dartmoor community with real ale, food, and a genuine local atmosphere.
Pubs & Inns
The White Hart
South Hams
The White Hart pub & restaurant in Dartington Estate, Devon. Fine dining in the evening, welcoming walkers and dogs during the day. Book your visit today.
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