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Tanners Restaurant is known throughout the region for fine quality and attention to every detail. The best of local produce, prepared with style and flair, mixed with that special ingredient that only the Tanner Brothers are capable of producing.
Escape for a few hours and relax over a bottle of wine, freshly caught fish or rack of Devonshire lamb whilst enjoying the stunning views of the river Dart from one of Dartmouth’s leading restaurants.
Open for Lunch and Dinner, from 12pm-3pm and 6pm-11pm, six days a week. Over 100 Thai dishes, including 30 vegetarian. Thai chefs employed.
The boathouse serves food all day and is open from 11.00am until 11.00pm every day of the week. Boasting some of the best views around thanks to the purpose built balconies on the first floor, you can also enjoy the alfresco dining experience on the
The Cherub dates from 1380 and still retains many of its original features, including some old ships' timbers, and its original use is thought to have been as a Merchant's House. It has an extensive menu and an excellent selection of fine ales.
This small out-of-the-way establishment specialises in precision cookery, using fresh locally sourced produce including organic Ruby Red and Aberdeen Angus beef, seasonal vegetables from local farms and Devon wines. In 2005 The Courtyard launched the
The Dartmoor Inn is a special place. The cooking is great, the bar is warm, the style, which owes a bit to Sweden and a bit to New England, will make you feel at home. But we don’t just want to offer you a meal and a place to lay your head.
Named 'Restaurant of the Year for the South West' in the Les Routiers in Britain awards, The Elephant Restaurant helped to reinforce the strongly held belief that The English Riviera has now well-and-truly joined in the food and drink revolution
We have been awarded North Devon’s Best Pub in both 2006 and 2007 Food & Drink Awards; Silver in the Taste of the West Awards 2007; recommended by the Good Beer Guide 2008, Alistair Sawday Guide and the Good Pub Guide 2007.
Award-winning gastro-pub with cosy bar and separate non-smoking dining room with stunning views. Serving freshly prepared food, using local and seasonal produce. Good choices for vegetarians, excellent wine list and well-kept local real ales.
Extensive and reasonably priced menu for all tastes with home- made food using local produce. The restaurant is in a traditional cob-walled , thatched Devon housewhich is 500 years old. Families are welcome.
The Horn of Plenty is a beautiful luxury hotel in Devon and one of those very special places that one constantly seeks yet rarely finds. As you turn into the driveway from the narrow country road, you are immediately greeted by the spectacular views
Spectacular views over Torbay make the Regatta Restaurant a splendid setting for dinner. Traditional English cooking and silver service are provided in formal surroundings, where jacket and tie are preferred for gentlemen.
Award winning food website with the widest selection of Westcountry and Devonshire food available in one delivery. Food arrives from local drivers or overnight courier in chill boxes. A full range of grocery shopping supporting local busnensses.
Nestling in the heart of Branscombe, one of Britain’s most picturesque villages, is the award winning, 14th Century, Masons Arms Hotel.
The Merry Harriers is an award winning family owned Free House set in the beautiful Blackdown Hills, recently designated an "area of outstanding natural beauty".
The sixteenth century Nobody Inn is one of the country's leading inns - renowned for its imaginative wine and whisky list, comprehensive selection of local cheeses and creative cooking based on fresh local produce.
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