Exeter & East Devon

Campaign for Real Ale

Campaign for Real Ale

Pub Guide

Exeter & East Devon branch area pubs selling real ale

  • Ashill (Devon)
    • Ashill Inn Ashill (Devon) EX15 3NL Telephone(01884) 840506

      A Grade II pub, built in 1835, located down narrow windy lanes in the Culm Valley. It is a charming small venue, with a cosy bar and a more modern restaurant area, where the large windows look out over the beer garden. The comfortable bar serves two rotating local south-west brewery ales, plus three ciders. Good value food is available, with produce mainly from local farms. Live music and special events are often featured.

  • Axminster
    • Ale Way Axminster Station Axminster EX13 5PF Telephone07488 277251

      The Ale Way micropub stocks a continually changing line of independent real ales, fresh craft beers and delicious ciders - many of which are locally brewed. You'll also find a variety of specialist cans and bottles from various destinations. A small selection of soft drinks, red and white wine and a house gin is available for those not yet a fan of beer.​ Although a wet led establishment there are occasional team-ups with local restaurants for an on site, dine-in experience. Housed in part of the station building the seating inside is on two floors with the majority being on the first floor. The bar can be found in a snug on the ground floor. The rooms have been tastefully renovated to preserve a railway feel. There is in addition some outside tables overlooking the platform where you can watch the trains.

    • Axminster Inn Silver Street Axminster EX13 5AH Telephone(01297) 34947

      The Axminster Inn is a friendly traditional pub, lying just off the town centre, with a real log fire for the winter months, and a lovely enclosed beer garden to enjoy in the warmer weather. It is a Palmers house, offering a good range of their real ales and ciders. Live music is featured, including Local Bands, Solo Artists, and Country & Folk (see website). Free Wi-Fi is available, and there is a skittle alley and dartboard. Children are welcome until 7pm, and the pub is dog friendly. 2022 Branch NBSS and Pub of The Year.

    • Castle Inn Castle Hill Axminster EX13 5NN Telephone(01297) 35119

      Reopened and redecorated in May 2021 by Paul and Sharon, this old fashioned looking public house is full of surprises and has plenty to offer its patrons. A traditional drinking bar offers live sports, live music, board games and a warm welcome, and a restaurant area seats 14-16 people with a relaxed lamp and mirror decor. There is also a large garden, newly decorated in 2022, with smoking and non smoking areas. The Castle offers lots of individuality throughout the building, with local crafts, arts and quirky touches like its Charity Wall and King and Queen. Food is all home cooked on site with gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options available. The bar and garden are dog friendly, with children also welcome when eating with families.

    • George Hotel George Street Axminster EX13 5DW Telephone(01297) 33385

      Prominent, town centre former Coaching Inn. Reopened in Feb 2019 after many years of closure after an extensive redevelopment. An outer room with a few tables leads to one large, comfortably furnished room that surrounds the bar on 3 sides. 6 handpumps are in use for real ale with beers from Otter brewery always likely to be featured. The pub focuses on food and offers an interesting menu including breakfast 10 a.m. to noon Monday to Saturday. One wall is decorated with a large collection of station-style clocks. 14 ensuite rooms are available.

    • Hunters Lodge Inn Charmouth Road Axminster EX13 5SZ Telephone(01297) 33286

      The Hunters Lodge is a large 16th-Century Coaching Inn, situated on the main A35 at the junction with Raymonds Hill, between the market town of Axminster in Devon, and the seaside town of Lyme Regis in Dorset. It is family friendly with a large garden, which includes a children's play area. It has a large car park, and there is level access to the pub to assist people with mobility problems. Well-behaved dogs are welcome in all bar areas. Good-value home-cooked food, often locally sourced, with an extensive menu and specials board is served lunchtimes and evenings, Monday to Saturday and on Sunday traditional roast is available Sunday lunchtimes until 5pm when the weekday menu resumes. A children's menu is offered, together with colouring sheet and crayons. In summer opens 11.30- 11 Fri - Sun.

    • Lamb Inn Lyme Road Axminster EX13 5BE Telephone(01297) 33922

      Traditional local half a mile from the town centre. The single room interior has a comfortable bar area for dining and playing pool, plus a large-screen TV that often shows sports. There is a spacious garden with two boule pistes, and a heated smokers' shelter. The landlady's pub fare is very good and exceptional value for money. Now enhanced with a lovely new restaurant overlooking the scenic Axe Vale; food served 12-3 and 6-9pm. No dogs please because the resident dog gets very jealous.

    • Red Lion Inn Lyme Street Axminster EX13 5AU Telephone(01297) 32016

      A town centre pub on the main Lyme road into the town. It is a fairly modernised establishment, that is light and airy and very functional.

    • Whitty Bar Silver Street Axminster EX13 5AH

      This bar is now open to non members, it is your choice to become a member (with a very good discount on all drinks) so the Whitty bar is welcome to all.

  • Axmouth
    • Harbour Inn Church Street Axmouth EX12 4AF Telephone(01297) 20371

      The Harbour Inn is a beautiful Grade II listed thatched building dating back to the 12th-century. Good value home-cooked food is served all day from 9am to 9.30pm, and real ales come from the Hall & Woodhouse Brewery. The pub is family friendly, and has a large garden where you can enjoy al-fresco dining in the warmer weather. There is a skittle alley and boules court, and parties and functions are catered for. Well-behaved dogs, kept on a lead at all times, are welcome in the bar and beer garden.

    • Ship Inn Church Street Axmouth EX12 4AF Telephone(01297) 21838

      The Ship Inn is located in the charming village of Axmouth, on the main A372 between Seaton and Axminster. It is a friendly family run restaurant and pub, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. It offers good-value home-cooked food, locally sourced where possible, with a varied menu. There is a large garden out back with wonderful views out over the Axe Valley. A skittle alley is available that can double as a function room. Live entertainment is occasionally featured (see website for details). Three real ales are usually on offer. The Seaton Tram can be seen running along the Axe Estuary. The changing ale is usually from Branscombe Vale.

  • Bampton
    • Exeter Inn Tiverton Road Bampton EX16 9DY Telephone(01398) 331654

      A major refurbishment was completed in March 2019. A historic 15th Century Devon longhouse, with small flagstone-floored rooms with with low ceilings and wood-burning stoves. Situated in the upper reaches of the Exe Valley, between Bampton and Tiverton, the pub is popular with tourists to Devon and Exmoor.

    • Quarryman's Rest Briton Street Bampton EX16 9LS Telephone(01398) 331480

      Rampling old pub at the southern end of this historic small town on the Devon and Somerset border. A large, open drinking area spreads out from the bar into more relaxed rooms with a variety of wooden tables, sofas and welcoming log fires. More space is accessed up a small flight of stairs and there is a walled garden out back. The kitchen has been closed for a while but there is often food from local pop-ups offering pizzas, curries or pies. Accommodation can be booked through the website. The guest beer is often from Bay's of Paignton.

    • Swan Station Road Bampton EX16 9NG Telephone(01398) 332248

      The Swan is the oldest pub in Bampton and was the original lodgings for the masons and craftsmen who were hired to enlarge the nearby church. The pub has recently been renovated, with solid oak fittings, polished wood tables and boarded flooring, to give it a wine bar feel. The large fireplace contains the original bread oven from 1450. A large public car park, on the site of the old railway station, is close by. The Swan has won numerous food awards.

  • Beer
    • Anchor Inn Fore Street Beer EX12 3ET Telephone(01297) 20386

      The Anchor Inn is part of Old English Inns, now owned by Greene King. It lies just yards from the beach at the top of Sea Hill, at the end of the village. Up to three real ales can be on offer, and freshly prepared food can be eaten in either of the three bars, restaurant or in the garden. The menus are varied or you can choose from the specials board. The beer garden is over the road, and looks out over the beach and bay. The pub is very popular with holiday makers who visit this picturesque village, and the garden is always busy during fine weather, with people admiring the panoramic view whilst enjoying their food alfresco.

    • Barrel of Beer Fore Street Beer EX12 3EQ Telephone(01297) 22824

      A friendly, family-run village pub in the middle of the main street of this picturesque fishing village with three drinking areas surrounding the smart modern bar and with the back area offering a quieter family eating space. Sports are shown on the television and are very popular. Dogs are welcome.

  • Bickleigh
    • Fisherman's Cot Bickleigh EX16 8RW Telephone(01884) 855237

      A large, popular pub, owned by Marston's, located in a picturesque setting next to the River Exe. Although this thatched inn looks very old, it was only built as a private fishing lodge for Bickleigh Castle in 1933. There are 21 B & B rooms, and a large car park. The inn overlooks a medieval 16th-century bridge, and herons can often be seen feeding in the river. It can be very busy during the tourist season.

  • Bolham
    • Hartnoll Hotel Bolham EX16 7RA Telephone(01884) 252777

      A boutique country hotel set in beautiful landscaped gardens, on the edge of the Exmoor National Park in the delightful Exe Valley in Devon. Freshly cooked food, using local Devon produce where possible, is served in the restaurant open to non-residents all day, lunchtimes and evenings. The hotel offers 18 ensuite double guest rooms, many enjoying splendid countryside views.

  • Bow
    • White Hart Hotel Bow EX17 6EN Telephone(01363) 881287

      A 16th-century coaching inn with stone flagstones and wooden panels surrounded by wood beams throughout, and a roaring log fire giving a warm welcome to visitors. It is popular with locals and the village football and pool teams. There is a large garden and an annual firework display. Well-behaved dogs and children are welcome. Quiz and curry night is every third Thursday and Irish folk music takes place the first Wednesday of the month. Every last bank holiday in August, the last Saturday and Sunday the popular ale and cider festival takes place with live music and entertainment on both days. lots of other events are regularly featured. Ciders from Sandford Orchards.

  • Bradninch
    • Castle 1 Fore Street Bradninch EX5 4NN Telephone(01392) 881378

      Grade II listed former hotel, mostly built in 1835 with a later addition at the front. Three separate rooms some with stone floors and one with a prominent carved stone fireplace enclosing a wood burning stove. It is a friendly locals town pub which supports pool and skittles teams. The guest ales can be local or national with the landlord having access to Greene King one off and seasonal brews.

    • Olde White Lion 26 High Street Bradninch EX5 4QL Telephone(01392) 881263

      A friendly, family-run locals' pub that caters for everyone including TV sports fans. One large room with many dark, oak beams, plus a large fire place and wood burning stove. Food is limited to fish and chips on Friday evenings. The folk club meet here on the first Tuesday of each month. The pub is involved with the annual town music festival.

  • Brampford Speke
    • Agricultural Inn Brampford Speke EX5 5DP Telephone(01392) 840043

      This Grade II listed, fully independent, welcoming village free house concentrates on local produce, including stocking a range of beers and ciders exclusively from independent producers based in the county. The kitchen is equally independent and high quality. Lovely outside areas include a secret garden, covered terrace and in winter pods for outdoor eating.

  • Branscombe
    • Fountain Head Inn Branscombe EX12 3BG Telephone(01297) 680359

      Set in a beautiful coastal valley, this walker friendly old pub is at the west end of one of England's longest villages approximately a mile and a quarter from Branscombe beach. Ancient features such as the inglenook fireplace, wood panelling and flagstone floors greet the customers while the bar offers Branscombe Brewery ales and ciders. Good value home cooked food is served.

    • Masons Arms Branscombe EX12 3DJ Telephone(01297) 680300

      Large, elegant pub with rooms, inland from the beach in the lower part of the village. Heavily food-orientated, with an impressive menu. There are as many tables outside as inside.

  • Broadclyst
    • Broadclyst Social Club Main Road Broadclyst EX5 3EE Telephone(01392) 461459

      A clean modern building on the main road through Broadclyst. The club always has at least one keenly priced real ale on tap. Other than Saturday & Sunday, opening hours are limited to evenings only. No food menu, only bar snacks.

    • New Inn Whimple Road Broadclyst EX5 3BX Telephone(01392) 461312

      Large traditional former 17th-century inn set away to the east of the main village, with a recently extended car park to the rear, and a large beer garden and play area. Freshly cooked food is available lunchtimes and evenings. The skittle alley can double as a function room, and regular events are held (see website for details). Will close earlier if empty in late evening.

    • Red Lion Inn Broadclyst EX5 3EL Telephone(01392) 461271

      Charming, recently refurbished, 16th-century rustic inn, located in the centre of the village. The pub is very popular with locals and passing trade, serving up to four real ales, and good-value home-cooked food in the bar and restaurant, everyday lunchtimes and evenings. There is a beer garden and courtyard, plus a large car park, and the pub is dog friendly. It is located on a National Trust Walking and Cycle trail.

  • Broadhembury
    • Drewe Arms Broadhembury EX14 3NF Telephone(01404) 841267

      Grade II-listed 16th-century thatched pub with a large secluded garden, set in a picturesque estate village of cob and lime-washed cottages within the Blackdown Hills. There are low-beamed ceilings and uneven floor levels throughout the many rooms. This is a friendly and welcoming family run venue with the emphasis on local real ales and produce. A good menu is available throughout the week (not on Sunday evening). The Broadhembury IPA is from Red Rock.

  • Budleigh Salterton
    • East Devon Golf Club Links Road Budleigh Salterton EX9 6DG Telephone(01395) 443370

      A typical Golf Club bar. Although it is generally frequented by club members and visiting golfers, holiday makers or golf societies from Devon and neighbouring counties, it is open to the public. There are 3 handpumps and Real ales are served "on rotation". One will usually be from the St Austell "family", while others are generally local (Exeter, Otter, Teignworthy).Lunch is available 7 days a week, Sunday lunch should be booked by phoning the clubhouse as it is often busy. You are advised to check the opening hours during the winter months, as the bar is likely to close about an hour after sunset.

    • Feathers Hotel 35 High Street Budleigh Salterton EX9 6LE Telephone(01395) 708852

      The Feathers is a welcoming traditional pub/hotel offering accommodation in four en-suite bedrooms. The public bar has a pool table and TV showing terrestrial sports events and leads to a skittle alley that doubles as a function room. A separate lounge bar cum restaurant serves a varying menu offering good-value home-cooked food lunchtimes and evenings. The regular ale is always supplemented by two guest beers supplied by SIBA and generally from south west brewers.

    • Salterton Arms 22 Chapel Street Budleigh Salterton EX9 6LX Telephone(01395) 904638

      A local pub with Cotswold stone and bare wood floors. The walls are painted in terracotta, pastel yellows and greens in keeping with the local seaside tradition. A small TV at the back of the bar is mainly used to show major sporting events. A large variety of meals are available and can be eaten in the bar or the upstairs mezzanine area. Euchre is played and there are the occasional live music events.

  • Butterleigh
    • Butterleigh Inn The Green Butterleigh EX15 1PN Telephone(01884) 855433

      Situated in a small tranquil village, this proper country inn has been in the Good Beer Guide for over thirty five years. Four handpumps are available, three for ale and one for Cider. Covid saw the demise of one of their primary suppliers, so now they rotate the beers from regional breweries and often sell "seasonal" specials. Real cider from at least three different cider producers is either sold on handpump or from Bag in a box. Fruit ciders are also available. There are two rooms around the bar and the warming woodburner is lit in the cooler months. There is an outdoor garden, while the patio is festooned with grapevines in the summer. Four legged friends are welcome in all areas, including the B&B accommodation. There is a separate modern dining room available at the rear of the inn where good wholesome home made food is served. The B&B accommodation is well used by walkers and hikers.

  • Cadeleigh
    • Cadeleigh Arms Cadeleigh EX16 8HP Telephone(01884) 855238

      A fine community-owned pub in the centre of this hilltop village set in beautiful rolling countryside. It re-opened on 10 November 2012, having been closed since New Year's Eve 2011. A warm and convivial atmosphere is provided, serving good-quality home-cooked food from local suppliers, and up to three real ales. There are fixed price menus for Sunday Club and Ladies Night on Thursdays. Traditional games are played, and there is a garden to enjoy in the warm weather, and an open fire for the winter.

  • Calverleigh
    • Rose & Crown Calverleigh EX16 8BA Telephone(01884) 563547

      A traditional 17th-century country pub, with beamed ceilings and exposed stone walls, just a mile from Tiverton town centre. The pub reopened in early May 2017, after a short closure. It is currently serving at least 3 real ales and serves a full menu including some interesting options.

  • Cheriton Bishop
    • Old Thatch Inn Cheriton Bishop EX6 6JH Telephone07708 240574

      16th-century free house half a mile off the A30 inside the Dartmoor National Park. There is a large central open fire place, and a separate dining area. En-suite accommodation is available. Families and dogs are welcome. Guest beers are from local breweries such as Hunters or Salcombe. Ciders are from Sandford Orchards -- Scrumpy and Rib Tickler.

  • Cheriton Fitzpaine
    • Half Moon Inn Cheriton Fitzpaine EX17 4JW Telephone(01363) 866219

      Opening times seem to vary at the moment. If in any doubt give them a ring.

    • Ring Of Bells Cheriton Fitzpaine EX17 4JG Telephone(01363) 860111

      This thatched Grade II listed pub sits at one end of this picturesque village by the parish church. Two changing beers and local real ciders are normally available at the single bar. Fine food, largely locally sourced, is available lunchtimes and evenings but those seeking a snack, a quiet pint by the fire or a few drinks with friends in the garden are equally welcome. Binka the landlady has made this a pub for everyone including their children and the dog. The pub has an annual beer festival, usually over the early May bank holiday weekend.

  • Clayhidon
    • Half Moon Inn Clayhidon EX15 3TJ Telephone(01823) 680291

      Traditional country inn, set in the Blackdown Hills near the Somerset border, with spectacular views over the Culm Valley. It was probably built originally as a cottage in the 13th century for stonemasons while they built the nearby church. Fresh locally sourced foods are on the menu, with themed evening menus. Pods in the garden can be reserved for dining with a view. Up to two guest beers are available and a beer festival is held each May.

  • Clyst Honiton
    • Black Horse Inn Old Honiton Road Clyst Honiton EX5 2FT Telephone(01392) 363366

      Large roadhouse type pub with emphasis on food. Situated just out of the village, and close to the A30 with plenty of car parking.

    • Duke Of York Clyst Honiton EX5 2NH Telephone(01392) 367855

      Country pub with large car park opposite.

    • Exeter Inn Clyst Honiton EX5 2NJ Telephone(01392) 367054
  • Clyst Hydon
    • Five Bells Inn Clyst Hydon EX15 2NT Telephone(01884) 675005

      The Five Bells Pub has been a beloved part of the Clyst Hydon community for over a century. Recently reopened as a community-run pub, it is dedicated to offering a welcoming space for locals and visitors alike, serving quality drinks and bar snacks in a friendly and inclusive environment.

  • Clyst St George
    • St George & Dragon Clyst St George EX3 0QJ Telephone(01392) 876121

      A large 19th-century built Vintage Inns pub which has an Innkeeper's Lodge attached, with 21 en-suite bed and breakfast rooms. There is a large attractive beer garden, car park and the bus stop is by the front door. Good food and two real ales. The third hand pump is not connected, but may have a pump clip showing one of the keg beers available.

  • Clyst St Mary
    • Cat & Fiddle Inn Sidmouth Road Clyst St Mary EX5 1DP Telephone(01392) 873317

      This large 16th-century pub situated on the main A3052 just outside Exeter re-opened on 17th August 2018 after a major internal refurbishment. A carvery is available all day and a selection of good value food from the menu is also available at all times. In addition to the bar and main dining area, there is a cosy more intimate dining room and a large function room. There is a very large car park, a large grassed childrens play areas and several outside seating areas.

    • Half Moon Inn Frog Lane Clyst St Mary EX5 1BR Telephone(01392) 873515

      Friendly village pub with a great atmosphere. Locally sourced food at reasonable prices is available lunchtime and evenings including smaller portions available. Two real ales are on offer. The pub was completely refurbished in 2020 and is within walking distance of Exeter Chiefs Rugby Club and Westpoint Exhibition Arena. The outside garden also has covered seating. Dogs are welcome in the bar area.

  • Cockwood
    • Anchor Inn Cockwood EX6 8RA Telephone(01626) 890203

      On the picturesque Cockwood harbour, this 450-year-old inn and former seaman's mission has many old settles, timber paneling, low beams and snugs, with an impressive display of old nautical memorabilia. It has an extensive award-winning seafood menu, with mussels a speciality. Four ales are normally on offer mainly from local breweries (Otter, Exeter) or the wider Southwest. There will usually be a real cider from Sandford Orchards. Haunted by a friendly ghost and his dog, this is a really atmospheric Devon gem. Close to the main GWR line, it is a steam train spotters' paradise. Limited parking at the pub, but the Stagecoach Number 2 bus stops on Cockwood Bridge (A379) about 200 yards away.

  • Colaton Raleigh
    • Otter Exmouth Road Colaton Raleigh EX10 0LE Telephone(01395) 568443

      This large rural pup has a superb garden, two car parks, restaurant and skittle alley. The décor inside is superb with a mixture of new furniture to compliment the pub. Food is available in the main bars as well as the restaurant. The licensees are keen on real ale and there will be 3 to 4 beers on cask available. A large garden is to the side with seating and various child activities. Summer barbecues will be taking place along with the resurrection of the Otter Beer Festival (see Facebook or web site for details).

  • Coleford
    • New Inn Coleford EX17 5BZ Telephone(01363) 84242

      This lovely 13th century thatched West Country Freehouse with old beams and flagstones is a hidden rural gem located in a picturesque, secluded Devon valley near Exeter. With well kept cask ales, (often Otter, Legend or Stag) up to 5 real ciders/perries (BiB and keg), and an Amazon blue pub parrot called "Captain" who has greeted guests for over 40 years. It has 4 star AA rated bed and breakfast accommodation and the restaurant is open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week serving freshly cooked food with an emphasis on local suppliers. There are also about 20 House Wines available by the glass.

  • Colyford
    • Wheelwright Inn Swan Hill Road Colyford EX24 6QQ Telephone(01297) 598228

      A freehouse pub located on the main A3052 road as you enter the village of Colyford. The unusual feature of the bar is that it has a thatched cover, and wheels adorn the main drinking area. Good-value home-cooked food is served, using locally sourced ingredients wherever possible.

    • White Hart Inn Swan Hill Road Colyford EX24 6QF Telephone(01297) 553201

      A village pub on the A3052 right by the Seaton Tramway. A real old welcoming pub with the smell of wood smoke. Several different drinking areas lead into each other. There is a large car park at the side. The pub is family and dog friendly, and good-value home-cooked food is available lunchtimes and evenings. There is a garden with sheltered smoking area. Regular live music on Thursdays.

  • Colyton
    • Colcombe Castle Market Place Colyton EX24 6JS Telephone(01297) 552257

      The Colcombe Castle is a 16th century friendly and welcoming pub situated right in the middle of the town of Colyton, just off the market square. Good-value food is served lunchtimes, including light lunches, and evenings; tea's, coffee's and cream tea's are also available. A traditional roast is served on Sunday's between 12 and 2pm, booking advisable. Live music is featured most weekends, and midweek music practice nights features, when anybody can join in. The pub is family and dog friendly. Please note change to opening hours in winter; 7-11 Mon-Thu; 7-1am Fri & Sat; 11.30-2, 7-11 Sun.

    • Gerrard Arms St Andrew's Square Colyton EX24 6JN Telephone(01297) 552588

      Busy one-bar pub dating back to 1506 and next to the church, in this delightful little town with lots of lovely old cottages and tangled narrow streets and alleyways. There is a safe courtyard at the back, now with disabled access. Colyton station on the Seaton Tramway is a level walk.

    • Kingfisher Inn Dolphin Street Colyton EX24 6NA Telephone(01297) 552476

      A friendly, traditional 16th-century stone and timber pub close to the centre of this delightful small town, with a public car park nearby, and a tram that connects to the town of Seaton. A separate restaurant at the rear serves locally sourced good-value food. Themed food events take place once a month, and skittles, darts, crib and boules are regularly played. Families are welcome, and well-behaved dogs. Guest beers are usually from the West Country. A beer festival is held over the Spring Bank Holiday.

  • Cranbrook
    • Cranberry Farm Badger Way Cranbrook EX5 7FN Telephone(01404) 823946

      New pub serving Cranbrook new town. Serving a range of Hall & Woodhouse regular ales plus seasonals. Interior features lots of history of Hall & Woodhouse. Main dining area features a high vaulted barn structure. Very dog friendly, with an outside cask to dispense water for your pet.

  • Crediton
    • Amapola Coffee & Wine Bar 133 High Street Crediton EX17 3DU Telephone(01363) 777719

      Amapola, Spanish for poppy, occupies a building which was formerly Natwest Bank. A wine bar with a tapas menu, there are two hand-pumps, Utopian keg lagers and craft beers in cans or bottles.

    • Crediton Inn 28A Mill Street Crediton EX17 1EZ Telephone(01363) 530451

      The framed indenture dates this inn to 1878, with windows etched with the ancient town seal. It is a genuine free house serving two to four real ales and a local cider. The skittle alley doubles as a function room. No food except bar snacks such as crisps and nuts. Well-behaved dogs are welcome. Opening times may vary, please phone to check. Children under 14 are not allowed as per the licence.

    • Duke Of York 74 High Street Crediton EX17 3JX Telephone(01363) 775289

      A one bar, Grade II listed pub at the top of the high street, a family-run free house since 2002, which has one regular beer and one or two changing beers on offer mainly from different breweries, depending on demand. It has Sky, BT and Amazon sports which can be shown on three screens. Mens and womens darts teams play here, and there is a south facing garden. The number 5 bus passes the door. Purchases under £5 are cash only.

    • Kirton Cow Pub & Kitchen 37 High Street Crediton EX17 3JP Telephone(01363) 530008

      Sold by JD Wetherspoons in October 2023. Purchased as a going concern by Dumnonia. This old house has a fine entrance which leads to a single long bar along one side of the pub and several levels of drinking areas with a variety of furniture. Further up at the back is an extensive beer garden which is a sun trap in the afternoon. There are three hand-pumps which normally have Devon beers on. Darts and pool can also be played.

    • Mitre 9 High Street Crediton EX17 3AE Telephone07534 219206

      A Grade II listed free house that is fondly known, by older locals, as number nine, and is located on the high street, and served by Stagecoach bus routes 5, 5A, B and C. The pub décor is interesting, with beer-originated curios and other knick-knacks. It is well-supported by the local rugby, football and dart teams. There is live music every Saturday evening from 2130 to 2330. In warmer months enjoy the south-facing garden, which also serves as the smoking area in all weathers. You can always depend on well-kept ales and good conversation. The ever changing beers always include 1 local whist the others can be from anywhere in the UK.

    • Plymouth Inn Dean Street Crediton EX17 3EW Telephone(01363) 777778

      Basic locals pub with a Naval decor.

    • Red Deer Joseph Locke Way Crediton EX17 3FD Telephone(01363) 774248

      A Marston's house, newly built in 2011 and located by Tesco's on the edge of Crediton. It is a food (available all day) led pub with three handpumps in use. One regular ale plus two guests, with one normally being light, and one darker, from the Marston's range.

    • Ship Hotel 132 High St Crediton EX17 3LQ Telephone(01363) 894020

      The pub has three levels. Downstairs is a cellar bar with darts and free pool. There is also various board games At ground level is a newly renovated bar and pool table. Upstairs is a dining room. On Wednesdays there is bingo. The number five bus passes the door. One or two cask ales are available.

    • Three Little Pigs 1 Parliament Street Crediton EX17 2BP Telephone(01363) 774587

      A family run pub and restaurant, with an enthusiastic local following, that overlooks the town square in the very heart of this cosy market town. Admire the eclectic mix of memorabilia and nic-nacs that hang from every available space. Home-cooked food is served in the bar and restaurant, using where possible locally sourced ingredients, and all cooked to order; Sunday roast included. Three ales are served at all times. Regular beers are Muck & Straw from Holsworthy and Otter Amber, with the other pump being changed with St.Austell beers and local ones often from Hanlons, Exeter and Black Tor breweries. There is street parking outside the pub and a pay and display car park 50 yards away. The pub's closing times will be later if there is custom.

  • Cullompton
    • Market House Inn 21-23 High Street Cullompton EX15 1AB Telephone(01884) 38473

      Recently renovated family friendly pub, that now offers real ale.

    • Olive Well Restaurant 33-35 High Street Cullompton EX15 1AF Telephone(01884) 38898
    • Pony & Trap 10 Exeter Hill Cullompton EX15 1DJ Telephone(01884) 34182

      A traditional local with good atmosphere and mixed clientele. Many local darts and skittles teams are based here. It has a smart interior featuring a logburner, making it cosy in winter; flowers and ornaments give it a homely feel. Up to eight real ales on offer, plus three real ciders from Sandford Orchard. There is a garden and outside seating area. Pub games are played.

    • Weary Traveller Station Road Cullompton EX15 1BQ Telephone(01884) 32317

      A traditional and friendly locals pub, lying on the edge of town just off the motorway. It offers good-value home-cooked food, sourced from fresh local produce where possible, at affordable prices. The pub is family-friendly, and dogs are welcome, and is available for various functions and meetings, including weddings. Quiz nights and live music regularly feature.

  • Culmstock
    • Culm Valley Inn Culmstock EX15 3JJ Telephone(01884) 840354

      A 300 year-old village inn, by a medieval stone bridge over the River Culm. A rustic bar leads on to a side room and terrace, then through to the restaurant area. The pub last changed owner in November 2014, when it underwent some sympathetic improvements. There is a large car park at the front and a raised fenced area with seating, which was once a railway goods siding. The beer list is an ever changing list of four, sourced from the South West peninsula. Regular breweries include Dartmoor, Salcombe, Hanlons, St Austell and Quantock. The long-serving chef has talent.

  • Dalwood
    • Tuckers Arms Dalwood EX13 7EG Telephone(01404) 881342

      A welcoming and friendly 13th-century thatched roof pub, that is the hub of the village life. A huge display of miniature bottles dominates the main bar area. Good-value home-cooked food is available lunchtimes and evenings, and the pub is family and dog friendly. Live music is featured on a regular basis, and there is a courtyard area that is very popular in the summer. Two regular real ales are on offer, plus a changing guest.

  • Dawlish
    • Brunswick Arms 9-10 Brunswick Place Dawlish EX7 9PB Telephone(01626) 862181

      Family orientated pub overlooking The Brook and The Lawn. It offers outside seating, a good spot to sit in the afternoon sun watching the famous black swans of Dawlish. Two guest ales are usually on offer, plus a real cider which changes; food is available. Skittles, pool and darts are played; children and dogs are welcome. Happy hour is 5-6 all week except Sunday 4-5.

    • Dawlish Conservative Club 24 Park Road Dawlish EX7 9LH Telephone(01262) 862355
    • Gresham House Inn 1 Commercial Road Dawlish EX7 9HU

      Formerly the Laffin Pig, the pub changed its name to Gresham House Inn, its original name, when it was taken over in June 2011. It is a friendly back street boozer, situated 200 metres from the river that runs through The Lawn with the famous Dawlish black swans. A microbrewery is in the process of being built and should be in operation by Autumn 2022.

    • Lady's Mile Holiday Park (Oceans Restaurant & Bar) Exeter Road Dawlish EX7 0LX
    • Lansdowne 8 Park Road Dawlish EX7 9LQ Telephone(01626) 863201

      A popular sports orientated pub in the middle of the town. Known as "The Lanny" by regulars, the pub features great food, served all day, regular live music, quizzes and darts. It has three bars, a pool room and a sundeck all with the latest in televised sports technology. No regular ales, but three changing ones available, mostly sourced locally. This is a real fun place.

    • Royal British Legion 42 Park Road Dawlish EX7 9LL Telephone(01626) 865552

      Royal British Legion club in Dawlish, that always has one changing real ale, sourced from different parts of the country. The ale is usually served in oversize glasses to real ale drinkers. The bar is on the ground floor with level access, as are the toilets, including the disabled one. CAMRA members admitted on production of a valid membership card.

    • South Devon Inn Strand Hill Dawlish EX7 9HR Telephone(01626) 862198

      Originally built in 1750, the South Devon Inn has recently been fully renovated; it has a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. It is close to the beach, railway station and bus stops. Pool and darts are played, and a function room is available for hire. Two changing real ales are on offer. usually from Hanlons, Timothy Taylor or Bays.

    • Swan Inn 94 Old Town Street Dawlish EX7 9AT Telephone(01626) 863677

      This is a friendly locals pub, reputedly the oldest of Dawlish's pubs, dating from 1642, and is situated in the old part of town. It has a large patio and garden, and a covered heated smoking area. A real cider is always available and there is an outside bar during the summer months from May onwards. Dogs are welcome.

    • Teignmouth Inn Brookdale Cottages Dawlish EX7 9PG Telephone(01626) 863037

      The Teignmouth Inn has a friendly atmosphere and is a great pub for sports fans with a large screen for Sky Sports. Karaoke is popular on Friday's, and pools and darts are played. There is a smoking area outside and upstairs balcony. A feature is a well at one side of the bar, which is also decorated with frogs. Dogs are welcome. It is well served by train and bus.

    • White Hart 6 Albert Street Dawlish EX7 9JY Telephone(01626) 866476

      Popular with drinkers (no food), with two or three changing ales available. This is a single-room local central to the ale trail, and a friendly welcome always greets old and new visitors. Welcoming winter fire.

  • Dawlish Warren
    • Boathouse Tavern & Grill Beach Way Dawlish Warren EX7 0NF Telephone(01626) 888899

      This is a thriving family pub on the edge of a very popular beach. It is a purpose built chalet-style building. External walls house a series of kiosks selling takeaway food, ice-cream and hot and cold drinks. Inside are many tables and chairs for large and small family groups, serving food all day with a happy cheerful atmosphere. The well-stocked bar serves two regular ales , plus a third changing beer in high summer from e.g. Red Rock or New Bristol Breweries. This privately owned Free House is open all year apart from a three-week closure in January, and is at the heart of Dawlish Warren, with tourist shops and gaming arcades alongside, and has large holiday parks with bungalows, chalets, static vans, caravan parks and camping sites, all within walking distance. Evening closure can be as early as 9pm if very quiet.

    • Langstone Cliff Hotel Mount Pleasant Road Dawlish Warren EX7 0NA Telephone(01626) 868000

      Large, well appointed hotel set in woodland with superb sea views. The comfortably furnished bar stays open until the last customer leaves.

    • Lee's Bar 12 Mount Pleasant Road Dawlish Warren EX7 0NA Telephone(01626) 863344

      Typical seaside town pub. Extended bar with fruit machines and pool table inside. Closed during the winter season.

    • Mount Pleasant Inn Mount Pleasant Road Dawlish Warren EX7 0NA Telephone(01626) 863151

      With prominent views of The Warren, a walk up the hill from the station is fully justified. A beamed pub with lots of dark wood whose multiple sitting/eating areas (one set out as a restaurant) provide excellent views down to the nature reserve, the coastal railway line and across the Exe estuary towards Exmouth. There is a small, raised outside terrace while the bar room nearest the road has a pool table.

    • Warren Bridge Inn Warren Road Dawlish Warren EX7 0PQ Telephone(01626) 438781

      Newly renovated, with a new name; previously the Sun Burnt Arms. There is a large garden, and children's play area. The pub is dog friendly.

    • Warren Golf Club Dawlish Warren EX7 0NF Telephone(01626) 862255

      One regular ale served, with various changing beers on rotation.

  • Doddiscombsleigh
    • NoBody Inn Doddiscombsleigh EX6 7PS Telephone(01647) 252394

      A venerable village inn, mainly 17th-century with some later additions, full of old beams and antique furniture. Lunch and dinner are available seven days a week. There is a pub garden in the summer and a log fire in the winter. An extensive whisky list (240+) and wine list (150+). Five comfortable bedrooms are available and high quality food is served every lunchtime and evening. Dogs welcome in the bar. Only four miles from Exeter's Haldon Racecourse.

  • Drewsteignton
    • Drewe Arms The Square Drewsteignton EX6 6QN Telephone(01647) 281377

      The Drewe Arms is a community-owned heritage pub located on the northeastern side of Dartmoor, just within the National Park. Situated in front of the Parish Church in a picturesque village square, this thatched building has likely been a pub for over three hundred years, and broadly unchanged since 1919, when Mabel Mudge, Britain's longest serving licensee took over. She retired after 75 years in 1994, aged 99. Don't expect anything fancy - just an unmistakably English drinking place, with rustic charm. The pub closed in 2022 and was bought by the local community, re-opening in March 2024. Local ales are served straight from the cask, from stillage to hatch. There are three individual bar rooms, and various nooks and crannies. Homemade food, using locally sourced West Country produce, will become available as soon as the kitchen is completed. The intention is eventually to open daily daily from 12:00 to 23:00. There is a small terrace at the front and a larger garden at the rear. Grant funding is still being sought to make further repairs. Within easy reach of the extraordinary Castle Drogo, and Fingle's Bridge (both National Trust).

    • Fingle Bridge Inn Drewsteignton EX6 6PW Telephone(01647) 281287

      A family-run pub on the banks of the River Teign, a tranquil riverside setting. The bar and restaurant offer a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere with a variety of food available, including bar snacks, cream teas and daily specials. Fresh Devon produce is used; hot meals are available lunchtimes and evenings. Booking is advisable for the popular Sunday carvery. There is ample parking and a large function room is available for hire. Children and well-behaved dogs are welcome. One of the 3 changing beers is always from Teignworthy Brewery. The real ciders also change but often such as Sam's Cloudy. Evening closing times are later in Summer.

  • Dunchideock
    • Lord Haldon Hotel Haldon Drive Dunchideock EX6 7YF Telephone(01392) 832483
  • Dunkeswell
    • Lakeview Manor Dunkeswell EX14 4SH Telephone(01404) 891287

      Restaurant, function and wedding venue with wood panelled bar area, set in wooded grounds with lakes. Located down narrow and winding lanes, to the east of Dunkeswell village.

  • Dunsford
    • Royal Oak Inn Dunsford EX6 7DA Telephone(01647) 252256

      A large brick and stone built free house in the centre of a delightful village. The pub consists of a central bar with three separate seating areas, each laid out differently; plus a pool room at a lower level. As well as its good pub grub menu, fish and chips is the speciality on Friday evenings. There is a large hillside garden plus a car park at the rear with splendid views. The pub is particularly popular when the daffodils are flowering in the nearby Teign Valley. The pub will open weekday lunchtimes for groups of 10 or more ordering food.

  • East Budleigh
    • Sir Walter Raleigh Inn 22 High Street East Budleigh EX9 7ED Telephone(01395) 442510

      The Sir Walter Raleigh is a superb community run 16th century free house pub in the village of East Budleigh, the birthplace of Sir Walter Raleigh. The quirky thatched building has numerous nooks and crannies inside with a rear walled beer garden at the back. Four real ales and normally three tubs of real cider are served to quench your thirst with award winning locally produced food served at meal times. The pub hosts an annual autumn beer festival plus monthly events of all sorts. The Sir Walter Raleigh is a country gem and well worth a visit. A free car park is available in Hayes Lane opposite the pub.

  • Exebridge
    • Anchor Inn Exebridge TA22 9AZ Telephone(01398) 323433

      Lying on the Devon side of the bridge over the River Exe, this is a 17th-century former coaching inn has a large, well managed riverside garden, with statues, dining tables and a small children's play area. Dogs are allowed inside and out. Inside is a large collection of rooms that flow one into another. A freshly cooked menu sources local produce where possible and is served throughout the day, including from breakfast time during school holidays from 8am until noon, though alcohol can only be bought from 12 noon.

  • Exeter
    • Bishop Blaize Commercial Road Exeter EX2 4AB Telephone(01392) 254884

      A traditional, locals pub with a friendly atmosphere tucked away in the re-development Quay area of Exeter.

    • Black Horse Longbrook Street Exeter EX4 6AB Telephone(01392) 257974

      Situated just off the town centre behind the John Lewis store. this Greene King house is popular with locals and students alike. Good-value food is served all day until 9pm, and three real ales are usually available. Very spacious with soft furnishings, and popular with sports fans.

    • Blue Ball Inn Sandygate Lane Exeter EX2 7JL Telephone(01392) 873401

      300 year old thatched pub, which has recently extended the restaurant. A superb pub with a large garden, children's play area and parking. Four bed and breakfast rooms are available and it can boast of being the closest pub to Sandy Park, home of Exeter rugby. There are usually four real ales and two real ciders available. Fine food, using locally sourced ingredients where possible, is served lunchtimes and evenings.

    • Bowling Green 29-30 Blackboy Road Exeter EX4 6ST Telephone(01392) 490300

      Originally called The Ropemakers, the Bowling Green is situated away from the city centre close to Exeter City Football Club at St James Park. It opens at 12 noon on home match days. It has an extensive selection of reasonably priced pub food including pizzas and gluten free vegan and vegetarian options. Up to five real ales are available, three are rotating and supporting local breweries along with changing BiB ciders

    • Chevalier Inn 81-82 Fore Street Exeter EX4 3HR Telephone(01392) 457760

      This spacious city centre J D Wetherspoon pub comprises three floors with two bars on the first and second floor with a lower terrace and upper terrace also. There are toilets on the lower ground floor (including Disabled Access) and on the first floor.

    • City Gate Hotel Lower North Street Exeter EX4 3RB Telephone(01392) 495811

      A fine Georgian building on the site of one of the old gates into Exeter, the pub has part of the ancient city wall in its cellar. There are three eating and drinking areas off the main bar, a cellar bar and a large paved and decked garden with its own bar in the summer. Beers on offerare Young's, with seasonal variations. Good-quality cuisine is served from breakfast time through to 10pm (9pm on Sunday). One can eat throughout; more informally in the airy conservatory on sofas or, on warm sunny days, outside in the spacious landscaped garden.

    • Clifton Inn 1 Clifton Road Exeter EX1 2BR Telephone(01392) 273527

      A friendly community pub offering good-value home-cooked food, and regular live music events, and monthly quiz nights. Now incorporating a bakery.

    • Coaver Club County Hall, Matford Lane Exeter EX2 4PS Telephone(01392) 382519

      A pleasant club for Council employees, NHS, Emergency Service employees and those resident in the immediate area. There are at least 2 real ales on at any one time, but no regular one.

    • Countess Wear 398 Topsham Road Exeter EX2 6HE Telephone(01392) 428000

      Beefeater establishment attached to Premier Inn on busy roundabout. Accommodation, restaurant and bar.

    • Cowick Barton 121 Cowick Lane Exeter EX2 9HF Telephone(01392) 491117

      Historic Inn, built in 1540, retaining many of its original features. It is alleged there are hidden tunnels to St Thomas Church and Bowhill House, also ghostly sightings! There is a large garden to enjoy in the warm summer months, and facilities for all types of functions. Freshly prepared food, using local produce where possible, is served lunchtimes and evenings, all day Saturday and Sunday. Traditional roast is available on Sunday between noon and 2.30pm. Three real ales are usually available, and the pub is family and dog friendly.

    • Cuckoo Taproom & Bottleshop 25 Paris Street Exeter EX1 2JB

      Three level bar serving up to ten craft / keg beers and one changing guest ale a short walk from Exeter bus station. The first and ground floors will seat thirty people each. Occasionally Whyte beers will be available. Bottle conditioned ale is available. Food is Mexican.

    • Double Locks (Canal Banks) Exeter EX2 6LT Telephone(01392) 256947

      The Double Locks is situated in an idyllic location on the Exeter Ship Canal. It is just the place for a family day out, celebration, or having a lazy summer's afternoon next to the water and a short, scenic, walk from the new Marsh Barton Station. Many events are held during the year, such as real ale and cider festivals, annual dog show, and live music (see website for details). There is a large garden for the warmer weather, and two log fires and snug rooms inside the pub to keep out the winter chill. The permanent real ale comes form the Wells and Young's range, with rotating guests usually from local breweries, with always one from Hanlon's, and usually one from Bays In the spring and summer months you can enjoy some real cider. 4 changing ciders in the box. Good-value home-cooked meals are served all day, 11.30 to 9 Monday to Saturday and 11.30 to 8 on Sundays. There is a large marquee where private parties can be held (see website for what's available). The Double Locks is family and dog friendly, and there are facilities for pre-booked camping. Shuts earlier than stated times once last customers leave. Stays open longer in summer.

    • Duke Of York 58 Sidwell Street Exeter EX4 6PH Telephone(01392) 256515

      This is a large open-plan pub which is mainly frequented by locals. There is a pool table and dart board at one end, and there are pub teams for both. Karaoke nights are on Saturdays, and there is also a juke box. Hot snacks are also available.

    • EX4 162-163 Fore Street Exeter EX4 3AT Telephone(01392) 477787
    • Exeter Brewery Tap-Room Bar Unit 1, Cowley Bridge Road Exeter EX4 4NX Telephone(01392) 259059

      Part of the Exeter Brewery, offering full bar facilities, including Exeter Brewery ales, wines, ciders and spirits; some food is also served. The bar is open to the public every Thursday evening from 5pm, and is also available at other times, by arrangement, for private hire, corporate meetings etc. There are always four Exeter Brewery ales on handpump, plus Green Valley cider is available.

    • Exeter City Football Club Centrespot Bar St James Park, Stadium Way Exeter EX4 6PX Telephone(01392) 411243

      The Centrespot is the club bar at the ground with an outside bar on matchdays too. Located within the Centrespot club bar is the volunteer run famous Exeter City Real Ale and Cider Emporium, which offers, on home match days, three to four changing ales with a minimum of one local brewery. Opens Saturday match days 12-8, mid-week match days 6-11.

    • Exeter Golf & Country Club (Wear Restaurant & Bar) Topsham Road Exeter EX2 7AE Telephone(01392) 874023

      The former clubhouse to Exeter Golf and Country Club, is now open to the public. It still caters for members of the Golf and Tennis club, but the large function and fine dining area is available for private hire. There is one real ale on handpump and some bottle conditioned beers stored in the fridge.

    • Exeter Phoenix Bradninch Place, Gandy Street Exeter EX4 3LS Telephone(01392) 667080

      This Arts Centre café bar is in the middle of the Phoenix Building, which caters for various Arts, Music, Film and a mixture of courses. The closing times are later provided there is no private functions on. There is also disabled access and toilets.

    • Exeter Rugby Club Sandy Park Stadium, Sandy Park Way Exeter EX2 7NN Telephone(01392) 890890
    • Exeter Toby Carvery & Lodge Rydon Lane Exeter EX2 7HL Telephone(01392) 435353

      This pub has three very reasonably priced ales served to Cask Marque standard. The staff are friendly in this food led establishment. The location is easy to get to and is near the M5.

    • Exeter White Ensign Club South Street, City Centre Exeter EX1 1ED
    • Farmers Union 16-18 Queens Terrace Exeter EX4 4HR Telephone(01392) 279955

      The pub is situated near the Clock Tower and has mixed clientele. The food side is unusual as it has a Vegan and Vegetarian Menu alongside the standard one. There is a Quiz night on Thursdays and on Sunday a Carvery 12 - 15. Other than Sunday Carvery time, the pub is Dog Friendly.

    • Fat Pig 2 John Street Exeter EX1 1BL Telephone(01392) 437217

      Formerly the Coachmakers Arms, this Victorian corner local behind Fore Street was brought back to life in 2008 as a traditional pub, featuring a range of locally-sourced food. There are malt whisky evenings and home brew competitions.

    • George's Meeting House 38 South Street Exeter EX1 1ED Telephone(01392) 454250

      This Wetherspoon opened in January 2005 having been sympathetically converted from a Unitarian Chapel dating from 1760. Many of the original features remain unaltered; these include two upstairs galleries with seating, a pulpit and stained-glass windows. A range of national, regional and local real ales are served. Food is available throughout the day and evening. A newer extension with a real fire, which is at the rear of the main building, leads to an outdoor seating area on two levels.

    • GWRSA Exeter West Railway Club 172 Cowick Street Exeter EX4 1AA Telephone(01392) 427445

      This is a members' only club. Non-members (including CAMRA) need to be signed in by existing members, plus a £1.00 non-members entry fee.

    • Heart Of Oak 34 Main Road Exeter EX4 8HS Telephone(01392) 467329

      The picturesque thatched roof contrasts with the simple modern interior in light oak. There are usually two real ales on offer. Breakfast is served Monday to Friday from 8:30 until 11:30 and Saturday 10 until noon. Alcohol is served from 10am.

    • Henry's Bar Mount Pleasant Road Exeter EX4 7AB Telephone(01392) 202740

      Pub situated on a busy road junction. It has a central bar with several eating and drinking areas. There are lots of wood-panelling and objects of interest.

    • Horse & Groom 50-52 Fore Street Exeter EX1 2QL Telephone(01392) 437322

      Was brewery tap for now defunct Heavitree Brewery. Large rambling premises on busy street corner comprising at least 2 buildings with areas on different levels one with pool table. Courtyard and enclosed garden at back. May have a second or third beer on usually from Dartmoor or St.Austell breweries.

    • Hour Glass Inn 21 Melbourne Street Exeter EX2 4AU Telephone(01392) 258722

      A traditional hostelry in the back streets of Exeter established in 1848 the pub is in the hub of the local area close to the Quay and about five minutes' walk from the main city centre. It is now operated by Exeter Brewery and also offers two real keg ciders. The newly refurbished dining room is open and dinner is available Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, and lunch Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Snacks and light meals are available at all other times.

    • Imperial New North Road Exeter EX4 4AH Telephone(01392) 434050

      This is a large Grade II* Listed J D Wetherspoon pub close to the university, Central and St David's railway stations, with buses passing close by. Built in 1810 as Elmfield House, it was converted into the Imperial Hotel in 1923, and remained a hotel until 1994. It opened as a Wetherspoon's in February 1996, and its attractive architecture and orangery, which was added by Dr William Buller Henderson, who purchased the property in 1897, is still there to be enjoyed. The large garden offers plenty of tables and seating to enjoy in the fine weather. Inside there are two bars, so do inspect both to see the full range of the ten real ales that are usually available, including Abbot and Ruddles; guest ales often come from local breweries. Real cider is available but not all boxed ciders / perries here conform to CAMRA's real cider / perry definition. Good-value food is served all day until 11pm, and families are welcome. The pub is well frequented by the local student population. A function room is available for meetings etc. Wetherspoon's beer and cider festivals are regularly held, including some showcasing local breweries.

    • Kings 173 Cowick Street Exeter EX4 1AA Telephone(01392) 275909

      Friendly welcoming pub that opens at 8am for breakfast. Has no permanent ales, but one constantly changing guest, and a second when greater demand is anticipated.

    • Lucombe Oak Cowick Street Exeter EX4 1DG Telephone(01392) 966695

      This large open-plan pub, formerley the General Buller and prior to that The Longbrook serves two real ales, predominantly Greene King, on handpump. It features regular live music.

    • Mill On The Exe Bonhay Road Exeter EX4 3AB Telephone(01392) 214464

      Until 1960 the Mill on the Exe was a paper mill; the original water wheel used to turn the machinery is now a feature in the pub's garden. The old mill was converted into a pub, which was bought by St Austell Brewery in 1994. It is set in a beautiful location, with tranquil waterside gardens next to Blackaller Weir and the Millstone footbridge, and is just a short distance away from the city centre and rail stations. It has a welcoming and vibrant atmosphere, with two bars spread across two floors. boasting a total of nine handpumps, with St Austell brews, seasonal and guest ales, plus a selection of bottled beers, including 'Clouded yellow' on offer. Quality home-cooked food, freshly prepared and cooked to order, is served from noon to 9pm daily. Children are welcome. Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome throughout the pub.

    • Mount Radford 73-75 Magdalen Road Exeter EX2 4TA Telephone(01392) 258221

      There are two separate bars, one of which has large arched windows giving a light and spacious feel. The bars are joined by a unique vestibule set out as an olde-worlde street complete with shop fronts and a lamp post. Food is served 12-9 daily, with curry on Thursdays.

    • New Inn 76 Church Road Exeter EX2 8TA Telephone(01392) 204994

      A large airy family friendly community pub. The pub runs a lunch club. A breakfast special is available on Saturdays between 9am and midday. Up to three real ales are usually available, and food is served all day, every day.

    • Old Fire House 50 New North Road Exeter EX4 4EP Telephone(01392) 277279

      Popular city centre pub entered via a courtyard and spread over three floors. Over the years the number of real ales stocked has fallen and the number of ciders has risen. Real ales are served on gravity and are generally sourced locally. A good selection of BiB ciders are always available, some, but not all, conform to CAMRA's real cider definition. Pizza is the main food (14" square and essentially for sharing) while on a Sunday lunchtime a traditional roast is served. Monday evening from 8pm for the quiz; Live music every Friday and Saturday from 10pm. The pub is close to Exeter High Street bus stops and Central railway station. No children under ten allowed, due to licence restrictions and over 18's only after 5pm. Card payment only.

    • Old Timers Bar & Restaurant Little Castle Street Exeter EX4 3PX Telephone(01392) 477704

      The former home of Timepiece Nightclub, which these days is across the courtyard, Old Timers Bar & Restaurant occupies two floors. An interestingly decorated bar with informal dining on the ground floor, it also has a large upstairs restaurant which can be available for functions, parties and weddings. Real ale is always available on handpump, usually two Cornish beers from Sharp's and one more local beer from a Devon brewery.

    • Pinhoe Hoard 2 Bakers Way Exeter EX4 8GA Telephone(01392) 690655

      Large food-orientated, family friendly, modern pub on the edge of Exeter. Several eating and drinking areas, plus plenty of outside seating.

    • Port Royal Weirfield Path, Larkbeare Road Exeter EX2 4DR Telephone(01392) 272360

      Friendly riverside pub with several areas, including a large restaurant and a function room, spread on a long narrow site offering splendid views of the water and the distant countryside. There is plenty of outside seating overlooking the river, perfect on a Summer's evening. There is a pool table in the first bar. Changing beers are likely to be from local breweries such as Exeter and Salcombe. There is a small car park at the rear. Bar tabs with card are not permitted for outside drinkers.

    • Prospect Inn The Quay Exeter EX2 4AN Telephone(01392) 273152

      Popular and friendly pub situated on Exeter's historic quayside, offering good-value food all day, and up to four real ales. The changing beers are usually Hanlons Citra or Yellowhammer and Otter Ale or Amber. Cider is Sandford Orchards Scrumpy.

    • Royal Oak 79-81 Fore Street Exeter EX1 2RN Telephone(01392) 431902

      This historic 1800s roadside, thatched, multi-room pub is on the B3183 through Heavitree, close to two public car parks. A relaxing snug is on the right after entering via an original Dartmoor Prison door and tack from the last heavy horse from the prison is above the welcoming fireplace. The public bar to the left leads to several roomy areas. Outside there are front and rear courtyard seated areas. Real cider is available, Devon Red (Keg). Bar snacks are available.

    • Royal Oak 68 Okehampton Street Exeter EX4 1DY Telephone(01392) 255665

      Large friendly pub above the riverside, with a large garden, skittle alley, function room and car park. Up to four real ales are usually on offer.

    • Samuel Jones 37 Commercial Road Exeter EX2 4AE Telephone(01392) 345345

      The Samuel Jones is a St Austell Brewery house set in a former bonded warehouse on Exeter Quayside, which was built by Exeter's former mayor and wine merchant Samuel Jones. The pub and restaurant offers relaxed barbecue and smokehouse inspired dining, and an extended range of real ales and craft beers. Food is served all day, with a daytime menu available from 12 to 5pm, and an evening one from 5 to 9.30pm. Ales are served in pints, two-thirds and thirds.

    • Sawyer's Arms 121 Cowick Street Exeter EX4 1JD Telephone(01392) 269520

      1960's pub on main street off St Thomas replacing an earlier pub at a different location (No.114), a Wetherspoon pub following all conventions of the well established chain. Beer festivals and 'meet the brewer' events held. Roomy with good sized bar, plenty of tables and seating both inside and outside. Large televisions mostly show BBC News 24 on mute with subtitles.

    • Seven Stars Hotel Alphington Road Exeter EX2 8JB Telephone(01392) 250983

      This large pub caters for the real ale drinkers as well as for people wanting to eat. There are six ales served to Cask Marque standard, with the regular one brewed by Black Sheep Brewery solely for Ember Inns. On Mondays there is a cask ale club with reduced prices. There is a good-value daytime, and evening menu. Although pub opens at 10am, Saturday and Sunday, drinks are served from 1130am.

    • Ship & Pelican 54 Fore Street Exeter EX1 2RR Telephone(01392) 255174

      Extensive front and rear bars, the latter with a partially stone-flagged floor. Pool room to the side. Competitive pool is popular here.

    • Ship Inn 1-3 Martins Lane Exeter EX1 1EY Telephone(01392) 272040

      A historic city centre pub situated along a narrow passage way between the high street and Cathedral Green. It is one of the oldest pubs in Exeter and Sir Francis Drake used to visit. Four regular ales feature along with two guests, mostly local. The cider is Sandford Orchards Devon Red (Keg). The pub offers good value food served all day including a children's menu. Live entertainment features on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

    • St Anne's Well 31 Well Street Exeter EX4 6QL Telephone07716 287019

      Friendly back-street local close to Exeter City football ground. There are several drinking areas arranged on split levels around a central bar with a pool table and other pub games on one side. Mon-Fri 4-6, 50 pence off all pints. On football match days they may open earlier.

    • St Thomas Social & Working Mens Club 67a Cowick Street Exeter EX4 1HW Telephone(01392) 274197

      St. Thomas Social Club is a popular local club in the suburb of St. Thomas at the far (Dunsford Hill) end of Cowick Street on the left, set back from the road, as you leave Exeter. It is a members' only club, with no special arrangements for CAMRA members. Non-members can gain entry on Monday, Friday, and Sunday for £1.00, and for £3.00 on Saturday. The club is popular with skittles and darts players, hosting local music arts usually every second Saturday, except bank holidays. There is only one handpump, and there are no plans to add a second, due to the limited opening hours.

    • Stand Off Portland House, Longbrook Street Exeter EX4 6AB Telephone(01392) 982159

      Spacious, modern, sports-orientated bar in a popular area for pubs just off the High Street.

    • Stoke Arms Prince Charles Road Exeter EX4 7BZ Telephone(01392) 277702
    • Tally Ho Inn 2 Countess Wear Road Exeter EX2 6LG Telephone(01392) 271794
    • Thatched House Inn Exwick Road Exeter EX4 2BQ Telephone(01392) 272920

      This thatched building dates from the 1600s and is a community establishment next to Exwick playing fields, opposite the Exeter College Sports Hub. It is close to the river and convenient for dog walkers, cyclists and sightseers. Up to six real ales and one real cider are usually available together with great value home cooked food featuring local ingredients and producers. On street parking is available nearby.

    • Timepiece Little Castle Street Exeter EX4 3PX Telephone(01392) 493096

      Timepiece, which opens five nights a week, has a large ground floor public bar with a two-floor nightclub above. In the city's historic Castle Quarter, the premises has been owned and run by a small local company which also owns two other nearby pubs. Each of the three establishments caters for a slightly different clientele and real ales, mostly regional, are available in all.

    • Topsham Brewery Taproom Haven Road Exeter EX2 8GR Telephone(01392) 275196

      A historic stone building on the Haven Banks side of Exeter Quay, a popular visitor area outside the city centre. It has an outside garden seating area that attracts a lot of passers-by – it is often busy with families and walkers during the day. Inside the brewery can be seen from the bar and in the evenings there is regularly live music or DJs. They have a contracted pizza van outside most days.

    • Turks Head 202 High Street Exeter EX4 3EB Telephone(01392) 706013

      Winner of CAMRA's Pub Design Award for Conversion to Pub Use (originally an inn for more than 700 years, this property was entirely reconfigured from a pizza restaurant into a pub while keeping its historical character) this spacious city centre brewpub next to the historic Guildhall is one of the regions oldest pubs and was a favourite watering hole of Charles Dickens whose character in the Pickwick Papers 'The Fat Boy' was modeled on an employee of the pub. The brewery is on view in the center of the pub. Seven craft beers also feature as well as real, local ciders. There is a top floor open air terrace and big screen televisions are turned on for major sporting events. A comprehensive daytime food menu is available, nibbles and pizzas only in the evenings. Payment by card or App only.

    • Twisted Oak Little Johns Cross Exeter EX2 9RG Telephone(01392) 273666

      Large family-friendly pub reached by quiet lanes or footbridge over the A30 from Ide village. Several areas to eat and drink including a large conservatory. Facilities include and indoor childrens playroom. A popular carvery is available Sundays. The guest beer is often from Hunters.

    • Victoria Inn 36 Victoria Street Exeter EX4 6JQ Telephone(01392) 272623

      Recently refurbished student friendly pub with artisan style food.

    • White Hart Hotel 66 South Street Exeter EX1 1EE Telephone(01392) 279897

      This is one of the City's most ancient inns situated in a central position within the old city wall. The hotel has 55 en-suite, non-smoking bedrooms which include full English breakfast, free wifi and free car parking. Non-residents who wish to use the car park need to Pay and Display at the meter and redeem their ticket against food or drinks purchased in the bar. There are two conference rooms, one catering for small meetings of up to 10, and a larger Boardroom for meetings up to 60. An extensive selection of freshly-cooked meals are available.

    • Zinc Mary Arches Street Exeter EX4 3AZ Telephone(01392) 271586

      Open other nights by demand/hire.

  • Exminster
    • Exminster Golf Centre Exminster Hill Exminster EX6 8GA Telephone(01392) 833838
    • Royal Oak Inn Main Road Exminster EX6 8DX Telephone(01392) 832205

      Large pub at southern end of village with L shaped front bar and large restaurant area behind, part of which can be used as a skittle alley. Several outside areas with a garden and patios. Food is served all day. Additional info: Owned by Punch

    • Stowey Arms Main Road Exminster EX6 8AT Telephone(01392) 824970

      Large friendly family thatched inn pub that caters for food and fine ales. Tables in garden and front patio. Large car park to the front.

    • Swans Nest Station Road Exminster EX6 8DZ Telephone(01392) 832371

      A friendly and welcoming family orientated pub situated on Station Road just off the A379 Exeter to Dawlish road at Exminster. It has been an inn since 1876 and was originally called Station Inn, serving the old railway station on the route of Brunel's original Atmospheric Railway. The Swans Nest is a Palmer's house serving their range of beers. Good value home-cooked food is available from breakfast through to 9pm, 8pm Sunday's.

    • Turf Hotel Turf Lock Exminster EX6 8EE Telephone(01392) 575200

      This is a splendid riverside pub serving several tasty real ales and good, interesting food. The extensive view across the estuary makes this a pub to really savour on a nice day. It's location on the SW coastal path is a bonus for walkers.

  • Exmouth
    • Ashton Court Hotel 6 Louisa Terrace Exmouth EX8 2AQ Telephone(01395) 263002
    • Bamboo Restaurant & Bar 31-32 The Strand Exmouth EX8 1AQ Telephone(01395) 267253
    • Bath House The Esplanade Exmouth EX8 2AZ Telephone(01395) 265030

      The Bath House is a Greene King Hungry Horse establishment situated right on the seafront in Exmouth. It serves good-quality food all day and real ales from the Greene King range. It is family friendly and very popular and busy during the tourist season.

    • Beach Victoria Road Exmouth EX8 1DR Telephone(01395) 272090

      A traditional friendly locals pub located on Exmouth sea front near the Marina, and just a short walk from the town centre. Up to four real ales are usually available. One of the changing beers will always be from Otter Brewery. Good-quality home-cooked food, with an emphasis on sea-food and using local produce where possible, is served lunchtimes and evenings seven days a week. The BeachComber function room is available for various functions and meetings and hosts live music on Friday evenings.

    • Bicton Inn 5 Bicton Street Exmouth EX8 2RU Telephone(01395) 272589

      A friendly and popular backstreet local, offering good beer and chat. It has won the CAMRA branch Community pub of the year several times and has previously been branch pub of the year. Traditional games are played such as darts and euchre. In the snug bar a book club and knitting club take place. Regular live music including a weekly folk night takes place along with a monthly quiz. The pub hosts an annual beer festival normally late winter. Up to six real ales and two/three real ciders are normally on offer, including several LocAles. The snug bar is available for small gatherings and meetings.

    • Cavendish Hotel 11 Morton Crescent Exmouth EX8 1BE Telephone(01395) 272528
    • Clinton Arms Maer Lane Exmouth EX8 2RL Telephone(01395) 222560

      Refurbished in 2019, this large family pub has a separate restaurant area, large outdoor garden that is partly child focused. Within walking distance of Devon Cliffs (Sandy Bay) holiday park, the pub offers good value home-cooked food all day, with a carvery every Sunday. Karaoke is featured every Saturday.

    • Country House Inn 174-176 Withycombe Village Road Exmouth EX8 3BA Telephone(01395) 741172

      A large pub that is family friendly and community focused. On entering the bar is to your left, there is a large seating area to your right and restaurant area towards the rear. Also towards the rear is the entry to the large beer beer garden (some marquees with TV's showing major sporting events) and an enclosed children's play area. Happy hour Mon-Fri between 5 and 6 pm when various discounts depending on the ABV of the beer apply. Several darts and pool teams use the pub as a base. The landlord will occasionally have a BBQ on Bank Holiday weekends. Well-behaved dogs are welcomed and occasionally there is live music (check the website for details).

    • Devon Cliffs Holiday Park Exmouth EX8 5BT Telephone(01395) 261864

      Several separate bars in holiday park complex, including two with live entertainment, a sports TV bar, and a quieter "pub" the Mash & Barrel which serves food. All but the sports bar serve a cask ale. There is also a new cafe bar, South Beach Cafe, overlooking the sea which serves two cask ales. 95 bus, sometimes open top, runs between holiday park and Exmouth town centre, normally from first Monday in April to the Sunday at end of October half-term.

    • Exe Sailing Club Tornado' Shelley Road Exmouth EX8 1EG Telephone(01395) 264607

      The Exe Sailing Club is a members club. Non members can attend as gusts of members, or if they are bona-fide members of other sailing clubs. The club has a large upstairs dining area / bar and a large verandah overlooking the rive Exe.

    • Exmouth Arms 21 Exeter Road Exmouth EX8 1PN Telephone(01395) 265292

      A town centre, traditional pub, just off the main shopping centre. Sport regularly shown on multiple TV's around the bar. There are several pool and darts teams that use the pub as their home venue and Euchre is regularly played.

    • Exmouth Country Lodge Prattshayes Farm, Maer Lane Exmouth EX8 5DB Telephone(01395) 276626

      Large barn, part of farm complex. Set up for wedding receptions etc. Casual drinkers welcome. One real ale always available plus several ciders in boxes and 'craft' beers. Has 'Happy Hour' from 4-6 every day. Caravan and camping site adjoins. Open March to end of December. Times of opening shown are the current (Autumn) times.

    • Farmhouse Inn Churchill Road Exmouth EX8 4JS Telephone(01395) 278000

      Very busy food pub with Sky TV.

    • First & Last Inn 10 Church Street Exmouth EX8 1PE Telephone(01395) 263275

      Victorian pub near the town centre with a public car park opposite. A genuine free house, with three distinct areas and a courtyard patio with heated awnings. Checkstone Brewery started here in 2016 and supplies the pub with changing ales from an increasing range. Changing real ciders available including occasionally their own Checkstone Cider. Games include pool, darts and there is a skittle alley. Televised sport is prominent. There is regular live music early on Sunday evenings and an open "bring your own instrument" Jam session on the 4th Tuesday evening of the month.

    • Franklins Cafe & Bar The Strand Exmouth EX8 1BR Telephone(01395) 263086

      Situated in the heart of Exmouth in the Strand gardens, Franklins offers continental style café culture 7 days a week. An all day breakfast menu is available from opening time and lunches are served from 11am until late. Outdoor seating is available during the warmer months, while inside there are two floors. A café-bar downstairs and a restaurant upstairs, where live music is featured approximately once per month; check their Facebook page for details.

    • Grapevine 2 Victoria Road Exmouth EX8 1DL Telephone(01395) 222208

      The Grapevine is nestled in the heart of Exmouth providing an oasis for local beer lovers. The pub’s beer is supplied almost entirely by their own brewery on site! Crossed Anchors Brewery is the pride of the pub. The bar is equipped with 14 Keg beer taps with a regularly rotating selection, at least 3 cask Ales on selection at anytime, 3 choices are carbonated cider and always an option of a still chilled cider on request. They also have a selection of over 20 different bottles of German and Belgian beers to choose from. Management greatly encourages bar service however table service can be requested. Try one of the delicious burgers from the resident Ruby kitchen. Live music every Saturday and a quiz to raise money for local community charities.

    • Grove Esplanade Exmouth EX8 1BJ Telephone(01395) 272101

      This large Young's house at the western end of the esplanade underwent a major refurbishment in late 2019. The inside bar and balcony has been tastefully redecorated while outside all of the tables and chairs have been replaced with additional heaters added to keep hardy souls warn in winter. A 10 to 15 minute walk from the town centre, which is served by good bus and train links. Food times given are winter times. In summer food is served all day. The upstairs balcony has good views across the bay and Exe estuary. Families are welcome, and the large beer garden is popular during the summer months.

    • GWRSA Railway Club (Exmouth) 3-5 Royal Avenue Exmouth EX8 1EN Telephone(01395) 274010

      A community focused club with superb views of the Exe Estuary and several small outdoor seated areas. This club has frequently been branch club of the year and in 2023 was regional runner up. It has four real ales on hand-pump two of which are changing beers usually from local breweries. One real cider is available on keg. Boxed ciders / perries here frequently change but do usually conform to CAMRA's real cider / perry definition. Traditional games are played, weekly live music is usually on Saturday night and quiz nights every Thursday. Bar snacks are available. Open to the public, everyone welcome.

    • Holly Tree 161 Withycombe Village Road Exmouth EX8 3AN Telephone(01395) 273740

      A popular pub about one mile from the town centre. Owned by St Austell until late 2023 when it was sold to another pub company. The pub is still run by Nigel and the family who have been there for 5 years. Ales are now predominately from Otter and Dartmoor, though guest beers may be from further afield. One real cider Sandford Orchards Devon Red (Keg). There are several rooms off the large open bar, one housing the pool table and darts boards. This vibrant pub supports four darts teams (men, ladies, mixed) and two pool teams. Locals can often be found playing the card game euchre on a Sunday afternoon, only stopping for the meat draw. Families welcome until 7pm.

    • Land & Sea 14 Pilot Wharf, Pierhead Exmouth EX8 1XA Telephone(01395) 227145

      This seafood and steak restaurant is located in a modern building on the edge of Exmouth marina. It also acts as a cafe during the day. Local produce, especially seafood, are to the fore and one handpull serves a beer from Otter brewery, usually Otter Ale. Regular jazz nights are held on Sunday evenings from 6pm and there's a quiz on Thursday evening from 8.45pm.

    • Manor Hotel The Beacon Exmouth EX8 2AG Telephone(01395) 272549

      The Manor Hotel is situated on Exmouth's historic Regency Beacon, and is its oldest hostelry dating back to the 1790's, and was once visited by the composer Franz Liszt in 1840. The hotel, which is just a short stroll from the beach, offers accommodation in 40 en-suite rooms. A table d'hote restaurant is available, plus lounge and bar facilities. A lift is available to all floors. The reception area has recently been refurbished and there is a large function room available for all types of meetings, with free wireless internet access. Private car-parking is available.

    • Park 114 Exeter Road Exmouth EX8 1QH Telephone(01395) 279667

      Large friendly pub offering one real ale

    • Phoenix 31 Exeter Road Exmouth EX8 1PT Telephone(01395) 268661

      A traditional pub that has had many names over the years, and was badly gutted by fire. The pub was rebuilt and hence named the Phoenix. It has had several licencees since Covid and the current incumbent is offering 20% off all drinks Mon-Fri between Noon and 5PM.

    • Pilot 5 Chapel Hill Exmouth EX8 1NY Telephone(01395) 263382

      Traditional, historic town pub with good local support. Many associations with the sea and RNLI. Reopened April 2017 after short closure. One regular ale on handpump and may put on a second ale if sufficient demand.

    • Powder Monkey 2-2a The Parade Exmouth EX8 1RJ Telephone(01395) 280090

      A Wetherspoons pub named after Nancy Perriam whose sewing skills earned her a berth in the navy where she also acted as a powder monkey. Nancy lived in nearby Tower Street. A powder monkey was naval slang for boys and girls who filled shells and cartridges with gunpowder on board ships of war. The building was converted from local newspaper offices. The bar is adjacent to the central seating areas, with a number of rooms off it. Good selection of ales.

    • Queen Vic 33-34 The Strand Exmouth EX8 1AQ Telephone(01395) 279879

      As the pub is situated between Queen Street and Victoria Road, new licensees who took over in 2June 2024 renamed the pub. It was formerly called the Merchant. This large pub with a beer garden at the rear is family run and offers a traditional pub experience combined with quality food and drink. Three hand pumps are currently in use, with one regular and two rotating guest ales from SW breweries. Four keg ciders and several flavoured cider in bottles are also available. There is a pool table and large TV screens, mainly showing sporting events.

    • Royal Beacon Hotel The Beacon Exmouth EX8 2AF Telephone(01395) 264886

      This is a 3-star Victorian hotel with a bar, lounge and restaurant. It has recently been purchased by the Richardson Hotels group.

    • Strand I The Parade Exmouth EX8 1RS Telephone07971 174466

      A popular traditional town center pub consisting of a long narrow bar with various areas offering comfy seating, high stools and traditional tables. A sheltered outdoor area provides additional drinking space. Well placed for local transport the pub used to be called the South Western as did the railway. There are several screens showing a variety of sports, game machines and a dartboard. The guest beer is usually Timothy Taylor Landlord.

    • Wings Bar 33-35 Imperial Road Exmouth EX8 1DB Telephone(01395) 266685

      A friendly, informal club, approximately 100 yards from Exmouth Rail Station. The Wings Bar has regular live music and the usual games associated with a medium sized club (snooker, darts, pool). Entrance is free to non-members. Membership costs £5 a year with a 50p reduction on all drinks, so a good deal for regular patrons. Otter Bitter and either Rosie Pig or Taunton Cider Co. is on at all times, with an occasional guest real ale.

    • Withycombe Rugby & Recreation Club Raleigh Park, Hulham Road Exmouth EX8 3HS Telephone(01395) 266762
    • York Inn 21 Imperial Road Exmouth EX8 1BY Telephone(01395) 222488

      The York Inn is possibly one of the oldest pubs in Exmouth, presumed dating from around 1742, then named the Great Tree Inn. A near town centre busy pub, handy for the bus and rail station. Live music is regularly featured (see website for details).

  • Exton
    • Puffing Billy Station Road Exton EX3 0TR Telephone(01392) 877888

      The Puffing Billy is a pub and restaurant located in the village of Exton just on the east side of the Exe estuary about 15 minutes from Exeter and Exmouth, and right on the Exmouth to Exeter Route 2 cycle trail. The pub serves traditional English food, with each dish made freshly on site each day, made with local produce where possible. Real ales usually come from South West Breweries such as Otter, Bath Ales and Bays. There is a secluded garden and outside tables at the front of the pub for relaxing in the sunshine as you watch the world go by. The pub is easily accessible by foot, bike, train or car, and buses stop about 400 metres away. The Puffing Billy is well known for its food, and is very popular for miles around.

  • Feniton
    • Feniton Sports & Social Club Station Road Feniton EX14 3DF Telephone(01404) 850835

      Community sports & social club of over thirty years standing with main bar and separate lounge bar. One real ale, usually national and which changes regularly, is always available plus a second cask of a contrasting style is often laid on for special events. Card-carrying CAMRA members are welcome as guests.

    • Nog Inn Ottery Road Feniton EX14 3BT Telephone(01404) 850210

      This pub is right opposite the railway station, serving trains on the Exeter to London Waterloo line, and is an old fashioned, friendly, locals village pub, with a keen landlord. It serves one real ale rotating guest. Opening times variable.

  • Fenny Bridges
    • Greyhound Country Inn Fenny Bridges EX14 3BJ Telephone(01404) 850380

      The Greyhound Inn is a friendly family run traditional, very distinctive, thatched Free House pub situated on the old A30 road between Exeter and Honiton. Known as The Greyhound in the 1960s it suffered major fire damage, before being rebuilt and renamed 'The Palomino Pony'. Reverting to its original name, it offers a warm cosy welcome in the winter, and in the warmer summer months you can relax in the beautiful beer garden. Good-value home-cooked food is served using local produce, where possible. On Sunday you can enjoy the popular carvery roasts and other main meals, available from noon to 3pm. Afternoon cream teas are available. Coaches are welcome. The pub welcomes well-behaved dogs and children. 10 comfortable en-suite rooms are available. The Greyhound caters for weddings at various times of the year.

  • Gittisham
    • Pig at Combe Gittisham EX14 3AD Telephone(01404) 540400

      A 450-year-old Elizabethan manor, set in a 3,000+ acre estate at the end of a mile-long drive from the heart of Gittisham village. The bar in the Great Hall is open to non-residents, with three bottled-conditioned Branscombe Vale Brewery beers on offer. Three more bottle-conditioned ales, from Otter Brewery and Bay's Brewery, are stocked in The Folly in the garden. In addition to functioning as a hotel, the fifth in the Pig Hotels stable, The Pig At Combe has both a fine dining restaurant and private dining rooms. Formerly known as The Combe House Hotel.

  • Half Moon Village
    • Hanlons Beer Factory & Kitchen Hill Farm Half Moon Village EX5 5AE Telephone(01392) 851160

      The bar and restaurant are situated in an outdoor covered area with its smoker 'Peggy Sue' situated there. It serves its own ales which have won numerous awards since 2013. Three handpumps serve a range of their ales including seasonal and varieties, and since purchasing Prescott Ales of Cheltenham in 2019, their range of ales features frequently. The kitchen serves a BBQ and burger-based menu suited to all ages and champions local produce. Booking is essential as it does get quite busy.

  • Hawkchurch
  • Heavitree, Exeter
    • Pig & Pickle 38a Fore Sreet Heavitree, Exeter EX1 2QL

      The Pig and Pickle is an independent free house and micropub serving a range of mostly local beers on keg and cask. There are three handpumps, one of which serves traditional cider, two serve real ale. All three are constantly changing. Food is English tapas, pork pie, scotch egg and snacks.

  • Hele
  • Hemyock
    • Catherine Wheel Hemyock EX15 3RQ Telephone(01823) 680224

      A large pub at the centre of the pretty village. It consists of a separate bar and lounge, plus a dining room that overlooks the back garden. There is a further dining room-cum-function room along the corridor which was converted from a barn. There is also a skittle alley at the back. Opening times are flexible, and depends on how busy the pub is; best to phone in advance to check (will stay open all day if busy).

  • Hockworthy
    • Staplecross Inn Staple Cross Hockworthy TA21 0NH Telephone(01398) 361374

      On the border with Somerset, this attractive building (circa 1600) has been a pub since the early 1700s. It is situated in a small hamlet, a mile from Hockworthy, at a crossroads of ancient trading routes (wool and whisky). There are two stone-walled rooms on either side of the bar, plus a dining room. Two wood-burning stoves are the main source of heating and provide a cosy atmosphere in the winter months. The pub has a strong local following and serves a wide range of good quality home-made food.

  • Holcombe
    • Castle Inn 18 Fordens Lane Holcombe EX7 0LF Telephone(01626) 862306

      An imposing white building overlooking countryside and the sea. Popular with walking groups and dog walkers, it has a regular food menu with changing specials including light snacks and vegetarian and vegan options, except Sunday evenings. The pub also serves two regular regional ales and has a secluded outdoor patio with heaters and tables. The Castle Inn is situated about 200 yards off the A379 between Dawlish and Teignmouth on the No.2 bus route.

  • Holcombe Rogus
    • Prince Of Wales Inn Holcombe Rogus TA21 0PN Telephone(01823) 672070

      A 19th Century country pub, on the Somerset border and close to the Grand Western Canal. The area is popular with walkers and cyclists. The bar area features unusual cash register handpumps, mounted on the back wall. Varied home-cooked food, with a carvery on Sundays, and there are also regular food themed nights. A large cylindrical log-burning stove warms the pub in winter. There is a darts and games area. An attractive enclosed walled garden is popular in summer.

  • Holcombe, Dawlish
    • Smugglers Inn 27 Teignmouth Road Holcombe, Dawlish EX7 0LA Telephone(01626) 862301

      With splendid coastal views, this roadside free house has an excellent reputation for food, served lunchtimes and evenings, the carvery being a particular attraction. The carvery is served Monday to Saturday from 12pm to 2pm and 6pm to 9pm; Sunday 12pm to 9pm. The bar area has a wood-burning stove. There are two regular ales and one variable guest. The outside area is popular at all seasons, with its separate smokers' canopy. A mini beer festival is held towards the end of January, usually featuring about 14 ales, and regular entertainment is hosted. There is a car park, and buses pass the door.

  • Honiton
    • Heathfield Inn Walnut Road Honiton EX14 2UG Telephone(01404) 45321

      A traditional thatched 16th-century Devon run house which was formerly an old farmhouse known as 'The Barn'. 7 en-suite rooms, including a bridal suite and ground floor family room, are available. The bar offers two real ales and good-value food, including local specialities. Traditional games are played, with the skittle alley doubling as a function room. There is ample parking and an outside seating area.

    • Holt 178 High Street Honiton EX14 1LA Telephone(01404) 47707

      The Holt has a cosy bar at street level with a fine dining restaurant upstairs, both smartly decorated and with plenty of exposed wood. The kitchen is in full view of the clientele. Independently owned by two sons of the Otter Brewery family, the Holt has won Gastro Pub of the Year and Taste of the West and is also currently holder of two AA Rosettes. The head chef also runs popular bread-making and cookery courses.

    • Honiton Conservative Club 142 High Street Honiton EX14 1JX Telephone(01404) 42525
    • Honiton Golf Club Middlehills Honiton EX14 9TR Telephone(01404) 44422
    • Star Inn 33 New Street Honiton EX14 1BS Telephone(01404) 541940

      A former town pub that has been tastefully renovated and re-opened by J D Wetherspoon on 30th July 2013. Three regular real ales are usually available, along with two guests, plus real cider on keg. Good-value food is served all day. This is a welcome addition to the town. It is one of the oldest licensed premises in Honiton.

    • Three Tuns Inn 133 High Street Honiton EX14 1HR Telephone(01404) 47947

      Situated in the middle of the High Street, this is the oldest pub in Honiton dating back to 1774. It was a stopping off point for stagecoaches on the way to and from Exeter. The pub underwent an extensive refurbishment around 2013. Good-value home-cooked food is served lunchtimes and three real ales (two regular and one guest) are usually available. Families are welcome, and well-behaved dogs are allowed.

    • Vine Inn Vine Passage Honiton EX14 1NN Telephone(01404) 42889

      This pub is located in the middle of the town, down a narrow passage way that you could easily walk past. In the bar area there is a large display of jugs, and at the side is a beautiful garden that can be a real sun trap. The tea rooms at the back are part of the building, and have three kettles hanging outside. Two real ales are usually on offer, and good-value food is served lunchtimes. The pub is family and dog friendly.

    • Volunteer 177 High Street Honiton EX14 1LQ Telephone(01404) 42145

      The Volunteer is located on the High Street at the bottom end of the town. There is an outside courtyard area which extends into a garden. Two real ales are usually served! Friday and Saturday no entry after 11.30pm

  • Ide
    • Huntsman Inn 2 High Street Ide EX2 9RN Telephone(01392) 272779

      Traditional thatched local in centre of pretty village. Single bar and pleasant garden, and large car park. Good-quality home-cooked food, using local produce where possible, is served lunchtimes and evenings.

    • Poachers Inn 55 High Street Ide EX2 9RW Telephone(01392) 273847

      Typical busy village pub, with a friendly atmosphere, serving a varied menu of home-made locally sourced produce, including excellent-value fish and chips to eat in or take away on Wednesday evenings. Dogs are welcome in the comfortably furnished bar, with old sofas, chairs and a big log fire in winter. There is also a large beer garden overlooking the glorious Devon countryside. The landlord is a keen rugby fan and games are shown on the television in the bar.

  • Kenn
    • Ley Arms Kenn EX6 7UW Telephone(01392) 832341

      A picture postcard, thatched, 12th-century country pub, situated in the village of Kenn, just off the A38, near Exeter. Good-quality home-cooked food, with locally-sourced produce when available, is served lunchtimes and evening. There is a changing menu, and a popular roast on Sunday's. Up to four locally sourced real ales are usually available.

  • Kennford
    • Exeter Court Hotel Kennford EX6 7UX Telephone(01392) 832121
    • Seven Stars Kennford EX6 7TR Telephone(01392) 834887

      Re-opened in April 2015, after being closed for two years. This is a family run village pub, with an open-plan bar area, with a small garden at the rear. Only local real ales are stocked, which will vary. The pub is dog friendly. Please note, winter opening times are 3pm, Monday to Thursday, other days as normal.

  • Kentisbeare
    • Keepers Cottage Inn Kentisbeare EX15 2EB Telephone(01884) 266247

      Popular roadside pub with front bar and restaurant at side. Serving one changing beer direct from the cask often from Dartmoor brewery.

    • Wyndham Arms High Street Kentisbeare EX15 2AA Telephone(01884) 266327

      A Grade II-listed historic coaching inn, that closed for a time in 2008, but has since reopened again and become successful due to the joint efforts of the local community and Enterprise Inns. Good-value food is served lunchtimes and evenings, and on Sunday from noon to 3pm. Events and themed nights are held. There are two alcoved fireplaces, with wood-burning stoves. There is also a large upstairs function room, and large beer garden. Families and dogs are welcome. One guest ale from a south-west brewery. In winter the pub may close in the afternoon. Open 10-12 for breakfast except Sundays.

  • Kenton
  • Kilmington
    • New Inn The Hill Kilmington EX13 7SF Telephone(01297) 33376

      Thatched Devon longhouse that became a pub in the early 1800s. It was rebuilt after a major fire in 2004, retaining a welcoming atmosphere and gaining excellent toilets with disabled access. There is a large, safe garden, and a well-used skittle alley. A quiz night is held monthly on the first Sunday, with other events that maintain the pub's position as an important part of village life.

    • Old Inn Kilmington EX13 7RB Telephone(01297) 32096

      Thatched 16th-century inn on the A35. The Cricketers' bar, a lounge with a log fire, and a restaurant area are complemented by a suntrap patio and a raised lawn. Food, served lunchtimes and evenings (Sunday lunchtime only), is sourced locally, including good mussels, and the many specials are changed daily. Beer festivals are held at the end of May, in August, on bonfire night in November, and there are regular themed nights. The pub opens at 8am for breakfast (from 11am for drinks). May close earlier on Sundays in winter.

  • Knowle
    • Dog & Donkey 24 Knowle Village Road Knowle EX9 6AL Telephone(01395) 904595

      'Sophisticated simplicity' is probably a good description of the Dog & Donkey's philosophy, it has been completely refurbished, and provides well kept ales. No food but you are welcome to bring your own. The pub has a rear garden which is ideal for those long summer nights. Opening hours may reduce during the winter period.

  • Lapford
    • Old Malt Scoop Inn Lapford EX17 6PZ Telephone(01363) 83330

      The Old Malt Scoop is located in the village centre, and is an old coaching inn dating back to the 16-century. There are now four pumps at the bar, three are usually LocAle beers. The pub serves good-quality home-cooked food, including traditional Sunday roast. Food is served lunch time and evenings. Occasional live music events. The pub is family and dog friendly.

  • Lower Ashton
    • Manor Inn Lower Ashton EX6 7QL Telephone(01647) 252304

      Friendly free house in tiny village close to the River Teign. Divided into 2 rooms with a smaller bar on the left and a larger restaurant on the right with more tables on a raised area at the back. Has a long- standing reputation for good food.

  • Lympstone
    • Redwing Bar & Dining Church Road Lympstone EX8 5JT Telephone(01395) 222156

      This welcoming, tastefully decorated pub was once known as the Redwing Inn. While the accent is now more on food there is plenty of seating for drinker's near the bar at small tables or on the soft furnishings. The restaurant area extends into a conservatory, there is a small function room upstairs and the garden is a suntrap. Excellent fresh food is served either as full meals or bar snacks. Dogs are welcome in the bar area.

    • Saddlers Exmouth Road Lympstone EX8 5LS Telephone(01395) 265369

      A large family friendly pub on the main A376 Exmouth to Exeter road, and on a regular bus route. Good value pub food, using the finest local produce where possible, is served lunchtime and evenings, and all day Saturday and Sunday. A carvery is served all day on Sunday. There is a 20% discount on food for over 55's, Tuesday to Saturday. Apart from the dining area, there is a separate lounge area with a double sided open fire that is lit during the winter months. There is a large car park, and garden with an enclosed children's play area. plus a covered smokers' shelter. Live music is featured on alternate Friday's (see website for details).

    • Swan Inn The Strand Lympstone EX8 5ET Telephone(01395) 270403

      Situated in the beautiful village of Lympstone right next to the harbour and train station and adjacent to the cycle path along the Exe estuary. Very busy in the summer months with local visitors and tourists alike. Up to 6 real ales are usually available, and good-value food is served lunchtimes and evenings. There is a pleasant outside patio area, and occasional live music is performed. Families and dogs are welcome.

    • Toby Carvery Lympstone Exmouth Road Lympstone EX8 5AJ Telephone(01392) 873279

      This large pub has separate entrances for the pub and restaurant. Breakfast served from 8am.

  • Matford
    • Devon Hotel Exeter By-Pass Matford EX2 8XU Telephone(01392) 259268
  • Monkton
  • Morchard Bishop
    • London Inn Morchard Bishop EX17 6NW Telephone(01363) 877222

      This 16th-Century inn sits in the centre of the village at the top of the hill. The large bar area has numerous little alcovs and seating areas with tables, some set for diners, although there is a seperate dining area to the rear. Two real ales are generally available along with a range of bottled beers and ciders Recently redecorated and the walls are adorned with old tin/steel plate signs advertising various items from dog biscuits to motor oils. Good-quality home-cooked food is served lunchtimes and evenings, including traditional roast on Sundays.

  • Morchard Road
    • Devonshire Dumpling Morchard Road EX17 5LP Telephone(01363) 85102

      Roadside pub on the main road (A377) between Exeter and Barnstaple, offering good value food, using local produce where possible, served lunchtimes and evenings, plus popular Sunday roast. Accommodation is available in two double bedrooms and a family room, all en-suite. Dogs are welcome but only in the beer garden. The station is only a short walk away, beware, it is a request stop. Will close earlier in the evenings once diners have departed.

  • Musbury
    • Hind The Street Musbury EX13 8AU Telephone(01297) 553553

      The Hind is a free house situated on the crossroads of the A358, on The Street, in the village of Musbury, three miles south of Axminster. One real cider usually available (keg) There is a public bar, and a lounge/restaurant, where good-value home-cooked food is available lunchtimes and evenings; except Monday to Wednesday and Sunday evening, and on Saturday mornings breakfast is available. There is a front courtyard with stunning views over the Axe Valley. There is a good sized function room/skittle alley recently opened.

  • Newton Poppleford
    • Cannon Inn High Street Newton Poppleford EX10 0DW Telephone(01395) 568266

      A cheery welcome greets you as you enter this two bar pub, with dining tables to sit at in the lounge bar and restaurant, or bar stools for those who wish to sit and watch the action. Real ales are served by gravity from stillage behind the bar. This is a friendly locals pub, but with a busy passing trade. The good-value home-cooked food, served lunchtimes and evenings, covers most pub food choices, and is of a very tasty standard. Well-behaved dogs are allowed in the lounge bar. There are two large gardens, and a skittle alley.

  • Newton St Cyres
    • Beer Engine Newton St Cyres EX5 5AX Telephone(01392) 851282

      Victorian pub, built in 1850 on the Exeter to Barnstaple Tarka Line. Popular with drinkers and diners alike, it is well-frequented by locals, visitors and their cricket team. A destination pub for home-cooked food made with locally sourced produce. Part of the downstairs area, previously used for storage, has been converted into a second bar to accommodate sports fans and to serve those in the large, covered area between the pub and the railway line. The downstairs bar also allows views of the brewery.

      The pub brews its own ales and five are usually available, including two regulars and three seasonal ales which, like the village pictures and old pub signs, reflect a railway theme. Real cider (Sandford Orchards) available in keg & bottles.

  • Nomansland
    • Mount Pleasant Inn Nomansland EX16 8NN Telephone(01884) 860271

      The Mount Pleasant Inn is located 8 miles to the west of Tiverton, on a crossroads. It is a busy pub, on a long narrow plan, with a restaurant located in an old forge at one end. There are usually two real ales available, and good-quality home-cooked food is served all day. An extension on the front also acts as a games room. There are parking spaces at the front, with a small car park at the rear. The pub is family friendly, and well-behaved dogs, on leads, are allowed.

  • Oakford
    • Red Lion Hotel Rookery Hill Oakford EX16 9ES Telephone(01398) 351569

      A welcoming free house, set in a quiet village in undulating countryside, on the fringes of Exmoor. The area around Oakford is renowned for shooting, fishing and walking. The bar offers a cosy atmosphere, set around a beautiful open bar. Two real ales are on offer, with a third at busy times. Good-value wholesome food is served (best to pre-book). A small car park and garden area can be found across the road, and overnight en-suite accommodation is available. Opening hours change in the summer months, Saturday lunchtime by appointment only.

  • Otterton
    • King's Arms Fore Street Otterton EX9 7HB Telephone(01395) 568416

      Large country pub with accommodation and restaurant. Set in the heart of the Otter Valley the pub has a large garden and serves three real ales, two regular and one changing. Good value food, using, where possible, locally sourced produce, is available lunchtimes and evenings, featuring traditional homemade pub favourites, complemented by a comprehensive specials board.

    • Three Rocks Inn Ladram Bay Holiday Centre Otterton EX9 7BX Telephone(01395) 568398

      Caravan Park clubhouse. Large outdoor seating are on Coast. South West Coastal Path runs adjacent so good for walkers.

  • Ottery St Mary
    • King's Arms Gold Street Ottery St Mary EX11 1DG Telephone(01404) 812486

      This friendly Grade II listed locals pub supports many pub games, including, darts, pool, crib and skittles. The guest beer mainly comes from a Devon brewery. There is Sky and BT sports which can be mixed and matched over three TV screens. There is also juke box.

    • London Inn 4 Gold Street Ottery St Mary EX11 1DG Telephone(01404) 613712

      A 17-century coaching inn, which is located close to the historic 14th-century parish church and is a friendly locals pub. There are two separate bars offering three changing real ales sourced from breweries near and far with a good range of styles and strengths all at the same price. There is a pool room, function room and live music regularly promoted.

    • Volunteer Inn Broad Street Ottery St Mary EX11 1BZ Telephone(01404) 814060

      The pub has been part of Ottery St Mary’s history since 1810 when it opened as a dwelling, hostelry and recruitment centre for the Napoleonic War. It was first registered as the Volunteer Inn in 1831. This family-friendly lively pub is located in the centre of the town; it is very popular with a broad clientele. Front bar has been kept traditional and rear bar is a more modern restaurant. All real ales, mainly sourced from local breweries, are served by gravity. Real cider available (Sandford Orchards). Good-value pub food is served seven days a week, including a traditional Sunday roast, in the recently extensively refurbished and extended restaurant.

    • West Hill Royal British Legion Club School Lane, West Hill Ottery St Mary EX11 1TX Telephone(01404) 815228

      Membership is open to everyone and members do not need to be connected to the Armed Forces. Real Ales are changed weekly and include Doom Bar, Otter Amber, St Austell Brewery Tribute. Club bar also features guest ales which are rotated on a regular basis.

  • Payhembury
    • Six Bells Inn Payhembury EX14 3HR Telephone(01404) 841261

      Built in the 17th-Century, the Six Bells Inn was once 'The Church House' built to accommodate the stone masons working on the church opposite. It is a family friendly free house serving good quality ale, and home cooked food using local produce where possible. Food is served lunchtimes and evenings, Tuesday to Saturday, and lunchtime on Sunday. Well-behaved dogs are allowed in the public bar.

  • Pennymoor
    • Cruwys Arms Pennymoor EX16 8LF Telephone07369 207036

      Delightful 16th-century inn, offering good-quality food, real ales, beer garden and function room. Also offers, skittle alley, dart board and pool table.

  • Plymtree
    • Blacksmith's Arms Plymtree EX15 2JU Telephone(01884) 277474

      Nestled in beautiful countryside in the attractive village of Plymtree and sought after by locals, ramblers and visitors, this traditional pub embraces the atmosphere of true village life. It features a range of 14 local ales, with three on tap at any one time. The wine cellar is extensive and this pub has a reputation for serving quality food with generous portions and punchy flavours. Full menu and bar snacks are served Tuesday-Saturday evenings, and weekend lunchtimes. A 10% discount is now provided on food and drink to all card-carrying CAMRA members.

  • Rockbeare
    • Jack In The Green Inn London Road Rockbeare EX5 2EE Telephone(01404) 822240

      This pub, situated on the old A30, is very food orientated, and is very popular for its fine dining. It has a conference room, and is used a lot for business meetings. Other functions, such as wedding receptions, birthdays etc. are catered for. Two real ales are usually on offer, and you are more than welcome to visit just for a drink. Doors open at 10am, but alcohol is not served until noon. Up to three real ciders are available.

  • Sampford Peverell
    • Globe Inn 16 Lower Town Sampford Peverell EX16 7BJ Telephone(01884) 821214

      Traditional Devon village inn backing onto the Grand Western Canal near Tiverton. Locally sourced food is available daily, with a carvery at weekends. An early breakfast can be booked 8-11am daily. A sheltered courtyard and large garden with children's play area is towards the rear. There are two function rooms and seven guest bedrooms available. Over Christmas, part of the car park is converted into a skating rink. Sheppy's Farmhouse Cider can be drunk here.

  • Sandford
    • Lamb Inn The Square Sandford EX17 4LW Telephone(01363) 773676

      A 16th century former coaching house with open fires, low ceilings and comfy sofas; this free house is in the village center and offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Ales and ciders are generally sourced from the Southwest, with Sandford Orchards ciderworks being literally "down the road" in Crediton. It is well-supported by locals and visitors alike and is a licensed wedding venue (so is occasionally closed Saturday lunchtimes and afternoons). The large outdoor tiered garden being especially popular in the summer. The menu is short and reviewed daily; the emphasis being on fresh produce, flavour and where possible local or homegrown produce. There is a separate dining room and seven Bed and Breakfast rooms. Skittles are played frequently, in the alley-cum-cinema-cum-conference venue. There are open mic music and comedy evenings. Children and dogs are welcome in this superb community pub.

    • Rose & Crown Sandford EX17 4NH Telephone(01363) 772056

      A large, welcoming, early 20th century, brick and timber-framed building on the site of two predecessors which were lost to fires. The cosy interior consists of a central bar with drinking areas on 2 sides and a restaurant area behind. The pub plays host to the local football and cricket teams on match days when it opens earlier on the Saturday afternoons. Home cooked meals, a regular quiz and darts matches are further features of this friendly local.

  • Seaton
    • Eyre Court Hotel 2 Queen Street Seaton EX12 2NY Telephone(01297) 21455

      The Eyre Court Hotel is situated in Queen Street about 150 yards from the beach. It offers guests a warm welcome, good food and traditional award winning ales in their friendly family run bars. The restaurant is very popular serving meals prepared to order using local produce wherever possible. There is a large Conservatory which can be used for functions, and a large outdoor seating area with tables under heated canopies. Food can be enjoyed in the main bar, lounge bar, restaurant, conservatory or enjoy alfresco dining on a pleasant summer evening. Children are welcome in the restaurant or lounge bar; high chairs are available. No dogs in the restaurant, but are welcome in the lounge and bar. Live music is featured every Sunday from 4 to 7pm, plus quiz night on Thursday's from 9pm. Bed and Breakfast accommodation consists of 4 double, I twin and 3 family rooms.

    • King's Arms 55 Fore Street Seaton EX12 2AN Telephone(01297) 23431

      The Kings Arms is a traditional locals pub just out of the town centre up by the cricket ground. It is popular with locals and visitors staying at the nearby caravan park. It serves a good range of real ales, mainly from the Branscombe Vale brewery. It has a good reputation for good-quality home-cooked food. It can get very busy, particularly on Sundays when is booking is recommended. There is a large beer garden at the rear, that overlooks the estuary to Axmouth, with tables, play equipment for children and two boules pitches. It is a good view point for the Seaton Tramway. The pub is family and dog friendly.

    • Malt House The Square Seaton EX12 2NX Telephone(01297) 22695

      The Malthouse, formally Famous George, located in the square, is one of the oldest pubs in Seaton, but has been extensively modernised in recent years. It has recently changed to focus more on food, including roast dinners on Sundays and at other times during the week. Three real ales are often on offer; the house beer is Caledonian Edinburgh Castle. Satellite sports TV, pool, darts and occasional live music feature. There is an outside area on the other side of the road.

    • Old Picture House Beach Road Seaton EX12 2LZ Telephone(01297) 20494

      Previously Winstons , now recently reopened after much refurbishment and with great emphasis on it's earlier function as a cinema. The bar is stylishly furnished and decorated and has a good display of old movie-star photos. There is a large room upstairs with a log-burner stove and access to balcony seating. Adjoining is a large , high-ceilinged function room which was the main body of the cinema and has a it's own bar. 2 real ales are usually on offer with the guest one coming from Dartmoor or Brains breweries. It is situated just outside the main town centre, very near to the Tramway, and is one block back from the sea front. It is family friendly, and dogs are welcome. It is open every day for lunches, snacks and evening meals.

    • Royal Clarence 1 Harbour Road Seaton EX12 2LX Telephone(01297) 20345

      The Royal Clarence is a welcoming bar close to the sea front on Harbour Road. It is popular with the locals, and can get very busy on Friday nights and at weekends. There is a large pool room at the rear which can be used by children, as well as an outdoor covered boules pitch. No cooked meals are served. There are usually three real ales, plus real cider available. It has satellite sports TV, and regular live music is featured (see website for details).

    • Vault Bar Bank House, Marine Place Seaton EX12 2LL Telephone(01297) 625333

      The Vault Bar is situated on the sea front opposite Fisherman's Gap, with views across the bay towards Beer Head. It is a fairly small pub, with a good atmosphere and with its wood fittings and floor it gives a modern feel. There is usually two changing real ales available. Coffee and teas are served, but no food. Only over 18's are allowed in the bar, but families can use the outside tables on the sea front. Satellite sports TV is shown, and pool, and darts are played. Occasional live music is featured.

  • Shobrooke
    • Red Lion Inn Shobrooke EX17 1AT Telephone(01363) 772340

      The Red Lion Inn dates back to the 1580's and is situated in the heart of Shobrooke Village. A large function room is available for weddings, functions, parties, meals or buffets. The pub serves food at lunchtime and evenings, using local suppliers where possible. Darts and skittles teams are based at the pub. The guest ale is usually from a local Devon brewery. Three en-suite bed and breakfast rooms, one twin and two doubles, are available.

  • Sidbury
    • Hare & Hounds Sidbury EX10 0QQ Telephone(01404) 41760

      A very busy family friendly traditional country Free House, situated at the Putts Corner crossroads between Sidmouth and Honiton on the A375, with wooden beams and log fires. It offers an extensive menu of freshly prepared good-value pub food, including a popular carvery, served all day (booking recommended on Sundays). It has two car parks, and a children's play area within the large garden, which has splendid views down the valley to Sidmouth and the sea. The area is a popular destination for walkers. Well-behaved dogs are allowed in the Tap Bar.

    • Red Lion Inn Fore Street Sidbury EX10 0SD Telephone(01395) 597313

      Grade II listed, part of an original coaching inn, located in a terrace in the centre of the ancient village overlooking St Giles church which has Saxon origins. In the heart of the Sid Valley, part of the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The pub was bought from Punch Taverns by a local business man and reopened in September 2014. It is a genuinely free house and since May 2016 it has been managed by new landlords. There is an ongoing programme of development - the bar has been redecorated and refurbished with the floor tiled, and an attractive sunny courtyard has been created. It is now a traditional pub catering for villagers, walkers, cyclists and other visitors. Lunch and evening meals are provided. Four en-suite Bed and Breakfast rooms are available. There is a large skittle alley/function room off the courtyard. The hourly 9 Exeter to Honiton via Sidmouth bus stops right outside.

  • Sidford
    • Blue Ball Inn Sidford EX10 9QL Telephone(01395) 514062

      The Blue Ball is a large, but friendly pub on the main coast road at Sidford. The thatched roof, rough cast walls, stone floors and wood beams look as if they have been there for centuries. You would not know that the whole pub was rebuilt less than 10 years ago after a disastrous fire. The layout, with several rooms around a central bar area, provides a variety of comfortable and spacious seating areas. The pub is busy with locals and tourists every day and appears to be doing well under the new landlord, who took over in 2012. The food is popular with locals and visitors. It is home-cooked and reasonably priced, including a range of pub classics, with a selection of speciality dishes, particularly locally caught fish There is a sizeable enclosed garden to sit in, when the weather is suitable.

    • Rising Sun School Street Sidford EX10 9PF Telephone07446 046835

      The Rising Sun is that, unfortunately, increasingly rare establishment, a proper local community pub. Local people come here regularly to meet friends for a drink, and the pub is usually still full and lively after 10.30pm, when so many other pubs are almost deserted. It hosts a number of teams playing darts, skittles, etc in local leagues. The beers are well kept, three regulars, and there is a regularly changing guest ale. A comfortable, friendly pub. Opens at noon on Bank Holidays.

  • Sidmouth
    • Anchor Inn Old Fore Street Sidmouth EX10 8LP Telephone(01395) 514129

      Large welcoming pub, situated just off the Esplanade, with a good ambience and friendly helpful staff. Popular with tourists and locals alike, with seating outside, and a garden at the rear. Three regular ales are usually on tap with a guest added in summer. Good-value home-cooked food is served. Especially busy in Sidmouth Folk Week when the garden and car park are given over to events. Dogs are welcome outside but not inside.

    • Balfour Arms 26 Woolbrook Road Sidmouth EX10 9UZ Telephone(01395) 513443

      As the only purpose built (1938) pub in Sidmouth, with a separate public bar, lounge bar, restaurant and very large beer garden with purpose built children's play area, you are sure to find an area to sit and enjoy your visit. This is a family run pub that offers a large relaxing atmosphere for all, and real value for money. Breakfast is served daily from 8am until noon after which a full lunch / dinner menu is available. The pub is Cask Marque accredited, and achieved the highest scores at their last inspection. Buses in both directions stop outside.

    • Bedford Hotel Pynes Bar The Esplanade Sidmouth EX10 8NR Telephone(01395) 513047

      A family owned and run hotel, located right on Sidmouth's seafront, with 37 en-suite bedrooms, many with pleasant panoramic views across Lyme Bay. The hotel is tastefully furnished with comfortable lounges, the Pynes bar being the front lounge, where up to two real ales are on offer. The restaurant offers a choice of eating styles, with menus prepared using fresh West Country produce where possible. These include traditional seaside favourites, speciality fish and daily specials. Food is available lunchtimes and evenings, including traditional roasts on Sundays, lunch and evening. There are speciality nights in the Pynes bar, Wednesday is curry night, Thursday pie night and Sunday roast night. Pleasant views can be seen from the outside area, which is also a popular spot for morning coffee. Limited car parking is available at the rear of and around the hotel. There is a large public car park opposite.

    • Bowd Inn Sidmouth EX10 0ND Telephone(01395) 513328

      This is a large pub with a large car park, which has recently reopened with new owners after several months of closure. The premises have been renovated, without spoiling the old features of the building. Stone slab floors and exposed beams are a feature, with several comfortable seating and eating areas. There is also a large garden outside for those sunny days and evenings. The new owners are focusing on the food side of the business and the menu features an everyday carvery, plus a range of home-cooked, popular pub classic dishes. Carvery Wednesday to Saturday evenings. Saturday lunch and all day Sunday noon till carvery gone around 7pm booking a must on Sunday.

    • Dukes The Esplanade Sidmouth EX10 8AR Telephone(01395) 513320

      Hotel on the sea-front with a large south-facing patio, comfortable lounge and dining areas. Good-value food, using locally sourced produce, where possible, is available all day, either in the bar, table served restaurant or the sea-facing patio (see website for themed specials).. Accommodation is available in 13 en-suite bed and breakfast rooms, many with stunning sea-views. Live music, including open mic evenings are regularly featured (check website for details).

    • Hotel Elizabeth The Esplanade Sidmouth EX10 8AT Telephone(01395) 513503
    • Hunters Moon Hotel Sid Road Sidmouth EX10 9AA Telephone(01395) 513380
    • Kingswood & Devoran Hotel The Esplanade Sidmouth EX10 8AU Telephone(01395) 513151
    • Marine The Esplanade Sidmouth EX10 8BB Telephone(01395) 487299

      Pleasant seafront establishment with emphasis mostly on food. Eating is not obligatory however, and customers can enjoy a drink both inside or out in the suntrap front garden.

    • Mount Pleasant Hotel Hillside Road Sidmouth EX10 8JA Telephone(01395) 513755
    • Radway Inn 1 Radway Place Sidmouth EX10 8PY Telephone(01395) 911781

      The Radway Inn is believed to have been built around 1800, and was originally 3 cottages which were subsequently converted in 1894. It is a traditional inn situated about half a mile outside the town centre, and is very much a locals pub, with a friendly atmosphere. Live sports TV is greatly featured, and traditional games are played. Live entertainment is a regular feature. The small outside drinking area can be a bit of a sun-trap. Families and well-behaved dogs are welcome.

    • Sidmouth Conservative Club Radway Place Sidmouth EX10 8TL Telephone(01395) 514311

      Located close to the town centre, this warm and friendly club was formed in 1906. It is open to its members and their guests, but card carrying CAMRA members are welcome at all times. Regular visitors will be asked to join. Otter Brewery and Greene King beers are predominant, but there is also a good variety of ales, rotated regularly. The Club has a beer festival during Sidmouth Folk Festival which is open to everyone, all day, every day.

    • Sidmouth Harbour Hotel (The Westcliff) Manor Road Sidmouth EX10 8RR Telephone(01395) 513252
    • Swan Inn 37 York Street Sidmouth EX10 8BY Telephone(01395) 512849

      A traditional and quiet back-street inn, established around 1770, that lies just off the centre of this picturesque town, a short walk from the seafront. An old-style wood paneled bar with an open fire attracts a strong local trade, and leads to a dedicated dining area serving good food. Three changing beers are normally available. Dogs, but not children, are welcome indoors. Hosts the King of Chit - a traditional competition - and the Black Rod fishing contest.

    • Volunteer Inn 52 Temple Street Sidmouth EX10 9BQ Telephone(01395) 512498

      Locals' pub, extensively refurbished in 2019, situated away from the hustle and bustle of the touristy town centre. Three regular real ales are usually available. Good food is available. Occasional live music and quiz nights regularly feature (ring for details). Families and dogs are welcome, and there is a large garden with covered area out back, plus car park. Darts are played, and TV is available for sports events.

  • Silverton
    • Lamb Inn Fore Street Silverton EX5 4HZ Telephone(01392) 860272

      Popular family-run pub located in the centre of Silverton, with stone floors, stripped timber, old pine furniture, and a large open real fire. Three ales are served by gravity from a temperature-controlled stillage behind the bar. Real cider available. There is a well-used function room, regular quiz nights and occasional live music. Good-value home-cooked food is served lunchtimes and evenings, plus a popular Sunday roast.

    • Silverton Inn 5 Fore Street Silverton EX5 4HP Telephone(01392) 860196

      This is a one bar pub that opens Monday to Saturday evenings, and can have a varying closing time. The bar has four handpumps, with up to three in use, dispensing real ale mainly from west country breweries. There is a dart board which is used by a local darts team. Food is served in the evenings, and there is a separate takeaway menu. Accommodation consists of six double rooms which form a large part of the business.

  • Spreyton
    • Tom Cobley Tavern Spreyton EX17 5AL Telephone(01647) 231314

      Nestling on the edge of Dartmoor this 16th Century pub is named after a local folklore figure and should be on everybody's bucket list. The bar walls are decorated with CAMRA certificates and other accolades that have been won over the years. It is the only pub in the UK to win both National POTY (2006) and CPOTY (2023) a truly unique achievement. There is an open fire lit in the winter months and the bar has a unique thatched roof. At the rear there is a separate restaurant and access to the garden. Eight handpumps offer four ales in winter, mainly from the west country and there will always be a dark beer available. If they run out of handpumps in summer, additional beers are served directly from the cellar. Fifteen or more real west country ciders are sold along with a selection of clearly identified non-real ciders / fruit ciders from around the country. Unsurprisingly it has been branch Cider Pub of the Year five times and was NATIONAL Cider Pub of the Year in 2023. The owner is an ex-butcher, his wife a cook, the food is excellent and if you really want to make the most of the place there are six beautifully finished en-suite guest rooms.

  • Starcross
    • Atmospheric Railway Inn The Strand Starcross EX6 8PA Telephone(01626) 906290

      Under new tenants from late Spring 2021. A traditional pub situated directly opposite Starcross train station containing railway memorabilia, a real fire, function room and enclosed garden (no pool or darts). Homemade food is available all day from Tuesday to Saturday and roasts are available on Sunday on a first come first served basis (12pm to around 4pm but best to book). Children and dogs are welcome. While there is no dedicated disabled toilet, both toilets are on the ground floor and have level access. The pub has its own car park and bike racks directly opposite the pub.

    • Driftwood Inn The Strand Starcross EX6 8PR Telephone(01626) 890412

      Pub with vintage-style tearoom (Seashells) at the front. Bar is a the rear, divided into several areas with pool table and dartboard. Food is served in the tearoom; breakfast menu, tearoom menu, specials board and selection of homemade cakes and traybakes. B&B accommodation is available.

  • Stockland
    • King's Arms Inn Stockland EX14 9BS Telephone(01404) 613254

      Reopened as a community-owned pub in 2020 after a seven-year closure and a long battle to prevent conversion to housing. The pub has been tastefully restored and offers a good range of real ales and meals. Accommodation comprises 3 double en-suites (under refurbishment). There is a skittle alley, which, when not in use, converts to a separate family & child play area.

  • Stoke Canon
    • Stoke Canon Inn High Street Stoke Canon EX5 4AR Telephone(01392) 840063

      The Stoke Canon Inn is a community owned and run pub, saved from extinction by a dedicated team of volunteers from the village and surrounding area. It offers a spacious beer garden for the warmer weather, and a woodburner for the winter months. One real cider is usually available. Good-quality home-cooked food is served. Live events are featured (check website for details). Opening hours may vary. Awarded the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service in 2020.

  • Talaton
    • Talaton Inn Talaton EX5 2RQ Telephone(01404) 822214

      A popular traditional village pub, situated in the ancient village of Talaton, which was mentioned in the Doomsday Book. The Talaton Inn is a free house, serving up to three real ales usually from local breweries! Good-value traditional pub food, using local produce where possible, is served lunchtimes and evenings, except Monday and Sunday evening, and Tuesday evening is table bookings only. Set and a la carte menus and Sunday lunches, which are regularly changed, plus daily specials, are on offer. Takeaway food is available, Wednesday to Sunday, including takeaway Sunday lunch. Regular theme nights are hosted. Traditional games are played, such as darts, euchre and skittles. The skittle alley can be used as a function room, available Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. There is a large car park, plenty of outside seating, and a smoking shelter with tables and chairs!

  • Tedburn St Mary
    • King's Arms Inn Tedburn St Mary EX6 6EG Telephone(01647) 61224

      A traditional 16th-century thatched Devon village inn. It was one of several inns on the main routes connecting important cities and towns offering accomodation to travellers. A friendly open plan pub offering morning coffees, lunches, afternoon teas, bar snacks and dinners - A La Carte menu. There is a lawned garden, sheltered courtyard and children's play area - families welcome. Bed and breakfast en-suite accomodation is available. Special promotion between 5 and 7pm each day when ale is available at £2.50 a pint. A beer festival is held on August Bank Holiday weekend.

  • Thorverton
    • Exeter Inn Bullen Street Thorverton EX5 5NG Telephone(01392) 860206

      A small traditional village centre pub, full of character. It is now a family owned pub under the management of a community group. The walls and ceilings are covered by a collection of weapons, armoury, military equipment, artisan items and brasses. There is also a glass covered deep well. An open log fire, plus an oil burning stove, help give the interior a warm welcoming atmosphere. The village car park can be found 100 metres to the west. Changing beer is usually from local breweries such as Exeter brewery, Hanlons or Utopian. There will be more regular food in the future but the offer at the moment is food for Special events such as Quiz nights has food available and there is brunch on Sunday mornings.

    • Thorverton Arms Thorverton EX5 5NS Telephone(01392) 860205

      A large, impressive Georgian building in the village centre. There are several different areas. Will stay open later if busy.

  • Tipton St John
    • Golden Lion Inn Tipton St John EX10 0AA Telephone(01404) 812881

      Welcoming and cosy pub in the centre of the village, near the old railway station in the River Otter valley. It is primarily a food pub, and is run by an Anglo/French couple, and has an emphasis on French rural and Mediterranean food. The three regular beers on offer our well kept. It is popular with walkers and cyclists. The 382 Sidmouth to Ottery St Mary bus stops outside, and continues to the rail stations at Feniton and Whimple. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10:30 to 11:30, for coffee and cake.

  • Tiverton
    • Barley Mow Inn 97 Barrington Street Tiverton EX16 6QS Telephone(01884) 252028

      Located near the town centre. This pub has been open/shut several times over the years! Two real ales served. Range varied.

    • Ducks Ditty Floating Café Bar The Wharf, Canal Hill Tiverton EX16 4HX Telephone(01884) 253345

      The Ducks Ditty Cafe Bar is a floating coffee house and fully licensed bar, usually serving at least three real ales. It is located at Tiverton Wharf on the Great Western Canal Country Park and Nature Reserve. The opening times given are for April, May, September and October. In June, it open from 12 to 5pm, and in July and August from 10am to 5pm. The Ducks Ditty is closed on Monday's, except in August.

    • Half Moon Fore Street Tiverton EX16 6LD Telephone(01884) 253543

      A friendly pub situated right by the central bus station, and close to the Pannier Market. Good-value food is served lunchtimes, and two real ales are usually on offer. Traditional games are played, and the pub is family and dog friendly. Breakfast is served from 8.30am.

    • Moorhayes Community Centre Country House Bar Lea Road Tiverton EX16 6TN Telephone(01884) 254490

      A clean modern building with a large function room, situated opposite a bus stop on the route of the 395 & 398 buses and also the 55A (Sundays only). Non- members are welcome, however members enjoy a 15% discount off drinks and the cost of function room bookings (up to 4 a year).

    • Racehorse Wellbrook Street Tiverton EX16 5JW Telephone(01884) 252696

      A traditional locals pub, with an unusual feature of a solid brick bar. One, well kept real ale is on offer. The pub is family and dog friendly. Food is available, Wednesday to Saturday, with a carvery on Sunday. Traditional games are played and live music is featured, plus sports TV. There are extensive outdoor spaces including a courtyard to the front and large lawned garden to the rear and a large covered and heated outdoor seating area.

    • Seven Stars Inn Bridge Street Tiverton EX16 5LY Telephone(01884) 257272

      Friendly local pub, near town centre, popular for live music and sports TV.

    • Tiverton Constitutional Club 31 Bampton Street Tiverton EX16 6AH Telephone(01884) 252030

      Friendly social club, in the centre of Tiverton, affiliated to the Association of Conservative Clubs, offering many traditional games, darts, snooker, pool and varied entertainment. Two real ales are usually on offer. CAMRA members gain free entry on production of valid membership card. Guests allowed in, with club member, for £2.00 entry fee. The club is an accredited premier training centre for British Centre of Innkeeping. Changing beers usually include an IPA style ale and one from Bays Brewery.

    • Tiverton Hotel Blundells Road Tiverton EX16 4DB Telephone(01884) 256120

      The Tiverton Hotel is a Best Western establishment, set in two and a half acres of mature gardens, with 69 en-suite bedrooms. The bar is open to non-residents, and sells one real ale. The Gallery restaurant, open to all, offers good-value lunches and evening meals. There is a popular carvery on Sunday. Full wheelchair access is provided, with lifts to the first floor. The hotel is about half-a-mile from the town centre, near Tesco. The hotel is open 24 hours.

    • White Ball Inn 8 Bridge Street Tiverton EX16 5LY Telephone(01884) 251525

      Former coaching inn, situated just off the town centre, next to the Exe Bridge. Built around 1823 and became a Wetherspoon in 1998. Re-styled in 2019 to include upstairs toilets a downstairs extension with sliding and fold out doors to the large rear seating area and terrace. Features a glass covered walk over well. Pay and display car park at the rear. Up to ten real ales, plus one real cider.

    • White Horse 12 Gold Streeet Tiverton EX16 6PZ Telephone07544 802660
  • Topsham
    • Bridge Inn Bridge Hill Topsham EX3 0QQ Telephone(01392) 873862

      This historic cosy 16th century inn is beautifully positioned overlooking the River Clyst and has been run by five generations of the same family since 1897. It was visited by the late Queen in 1998. This pub is a delight for real ale fans with a continually varying range of beers dispensed by gravity direct from the cellar. There are two rooms in the unspoilt interior plus the malthouse which is used at busy times and for functions. There is regular live music in the malthouse ranging from folk, blues and classical concerts. Traditional lunches such as ploughmans and sandwiches are served.

    • Globe Hotel Fore Street Topsham EX3 0HR Telephone(01392) 873471

      A characterful 16th-century coaching inn, acquired by St Austell Brewery in 2011. The bar area has a log fire and large bay window. There is a smaller area off the bar that is generally used by those eating and a seperate restaurant. To the rear is a courtyard, with seating, large umbrellas and space heaters for the cooler months. All ales are from the St Austell range: 4 are on hand pump, the two regular beers and the two guest beers, one of which may be from the "Small Batch or Cask Club range" A selection of Real Ale in Bottles is kept in the fridge. The hotel offer 19 en-suite rooms and the food served is very popular. Opens at 8am for breakfast.

    • Lighter Inn The Quay Topsham EX3 0HZ Telephone(01392) 875439

      The Lighter is a large pub-restaurant situated in a beautiful spot right on the water overlooking the River Exe estuary. Good-quality food is served all day. It gets very busy, especially in the holiday season. There is a large antiques centre next door.

    • Lord Nelson High Street Topsham EX3 0DU Telephone(01392) 660374

      A large open-plan pub situated on the high street with a large car park and disabled access. Popular and friendly, with usually two real ales on offer. Freshly cooked food is served. Can cater for large functions. Summer opening all day from 12 noon.

    • Old Firestation 10 Fore Street Topsham EX3 0HF

      The Firestation in Topsham closed in 2020. It was about to be demolished, when a local, Dan Gould, whose family had worked there as firemen stepped in and bought the iconic premises. He did not really know what to do, but a collaboration with Exmouth's Crossed Anchors Brewery has resulted in a new Brewery Taphouse. The central bar has numerous keg beers, while to the side and on the bar are three handpumps. Rotating ciders, one always meets CAMRA definition of Real. Bench seating around the outside wall is complemented by tables and chairs, some of the chairs being Crossed Anchors kegs with cushions on top. A conservatory-style front extension was added in Dec 2023. From the bar/seating area one can easily see all the brewery equipment.

    • Passage House Inn Ferry Road Topsham EX3 0JN Telephone(01392) 873653

      The Passage House Inn is a historic building with over 300 years of heritage to its name. It is located on the banks of the River Exe, and is a bird watchers paradise. The bar area is rather small, but there are larger rooms off it with tables set for dining. The room on the right as you enter is essentially a restaurant. On sunny days people tend to sit outside watching the world go by. There are 6 hand pulls, 3 for the regular beers and 3 for guest ales or Cider. Locally sourced food from an ever changing menu is very popular and it is advisable to book especially at weekends.

    • Topsham Conservative Club 29 Fore Street Topsham EX3 0AH Telephone(01392) 874413

      Cask real ale is available and bottled ales, predominantly from local breweries are stocked. Card-carrying CAMRA members are welcomed and will be signed-in by The Steward.

  • Tytherleigh
    • Tytherleigh Arms Tytherleigh EX13 7BE Telephone(01460) 220214

      A busy pub on the A358, which is very food-orientated. It has recently been refurbished to a high standard, and has a pleasant outside area for drinking. Two real ales are usually on offer, and good quality home-cooked food is served lunchtimes and evenings. Accommodation is available, contact pub for information and tariffs.

  • Uffculme
    • Ostler Inn 2 Commercial Road Uffculme EX15 3EB Telephone(01884) 840260

      Old village inn, on the tiny square of a growing village. In decline for some years before changing hands in January 2024. The medium term plan is to re-establish it as a village inn, with a restaurant area, letting rooms, a public bar and plentiful seating, the new kitchen and food service will begin on 8th October 2024.

    • Waterloo Cross Uffculme EX15 3ES Telephone(01884) 840328

      A large, modern roadhouse close to junction 27 on the M5. It is pleasantly divided into several areas, with the emphasis on food.

  • Uplowman
    • Redwoods Inn Uplowman EX16 7DP Telephone(01884) 820148

      Family friendly free house, believed to date from the 17th-century, set in the idyllic village of Uplowman. The pub offers good-value food lunchtimes and evenings in the bar or restaurant. There is a large garden, and a skittle alley. The guest beer often comes from Exe Valley Brewery. Limited parking is available at the front of the pub, extra at the village hall. Will close early if quiet.

  • Uplyme
    • Talbot Arms Lyme Road Uplyme DT7 3TF Telephone(01297) 443136

      A friendly brick built pub, just inside the Devon/Dorset border. Part of the pub has been sold off as living accommodation thereby reducing the space and food covers. The bar is on the right hand side where locals tend to gather. There are rustic tables for dining and to watch sport on the TV. The toilets and a games/family room are down steepish stairs which can be difficult for the disabled. These stairs also lead to a courtyard garden and B & B accommodation in the old skittle alley. This area can also be accessed from the car park. A large grassed area is available via a wooden bridge. As well as providing lunches and evening meals there is also a carvery Sunday lunchtimes. There is also a takeaway menu which can be found on the website.

  • Upottery
    • Sidmouth Arms Upottery EX14 9PN Telephone(01404) 861252

      A pleasant and popular village pub, with a friendly welcome, within easy reach of travellers on the A30. The inside is spacious and comfortable. The food is good and reasonably priced and the service is good and quick. Locals report that people regularly travel to the pub from the local area to eat. The pub is also a popular village social club, with regular functions and live entertainment. The beer comes from the Otter Brewery, only about a mile up the road. It is well kept and served. There is a bus stop outside, but the Sidmouth to Taunton bus only runs once per day in each direction.

  • Westcott
    • Merry Harriers Westcott EX15 1SA Telephone(01392) 881254

      Large friendly Pub on B3181 with plenty of indoor and outdoor space. Good quality food and beers served all day. May close earlier if quiet.

  • Weston
    • Otter Inn Weston EX14 3NZ Telephone(01404) 42594

      The Otter Inn is a large pub in the village of Weston and it sits by the bridge over the River Otter, with a bar area towards the front, an extensive dining area further back and a large car park. People regularly come from miles around for the good-value food. Food includes a carvery Thursday lunch and Sunday’s all day. There is a large garden for the warmer weather with plenty of room for the children to run around, but keep an eye on them near the river, although it has gently sloping banks and is not deep here. Cask Marque certification and a steady turnover mean that the ales are normally in good condition.

  • Whimple
    • New Fountain Inn Church Road Whimple EX5 2TA Telephone(01404) 643730

      A local family owned free house. Which has been saved from housing development. Originally converted from cottages in about 1890. Adjacent is Whimple Heritage Centre Open April to September. Housing a wide range of Whiteways cider memorabilia. The Inn is very popular for its well priced meals and is ideally situated for walking and cycling holidays. Up to four log fires in the winter months ensure a warm welcome.

    • Thirsty Farmer Whimple EX5 2QQ Telephone(01392) 305146

      The Thirsty Farmer is located in the centre of the village, and is a traditional, welcoming, village inn. One real ale on a changing basis is usually available from the large open bar area and good-value food is on offer. Free WiFi is available, and there is a large car park and outside seating.

  • Whitestone
    • Travellers Rest Tedburn Road Whitestone EX4 2HQ Telephone(01392) 811214

      The Travellers Rest, situated 4 miles from Exeter on the old A30, is a former 16th-century Devonshire Coaching house, a regular meeting place for genteel folk whom were travelling back and forth between London and Cornwall - some original features still remain today. There is one long bar with a mixture of furniture, and a separate restaurant area. Homemade food made from locally sourced produce is available lunchtime and evenings, and from 12-7pm Sundays including a three meat selection plated roast. It is dog friendly and doggie treats are available from behind the bar. Families welcome. There is ample parking and a large garden area with a lovely brook babbling away in the background. Pub may close earlier if very quiet.

  • Willand
    • Halfway House Willand EX15 2RF Telephone(01884) 820258

      A large, friendly roadhouse close to Willand village. It is traditionally divided into two bars plus a large, enclosed back garden with play equipment. The guest beer is often from Uphams brewery.

  • Woodbury
    • Maltsters Arms Greenway Woodbury EX5 1LN Telephone(01395) 232218

      Village pub situated in the picturesque village of Woodbury, serving up to 4 real ales. Good value food is served lunchtimes and evenings. The pub is family orientated, with garden and a large car park. A large function room is available, and regular events take place (see website for details). Opens all day Bank Holiday Mondays, with food served from 12-2.

    • White Hart Inn Church Stile Lane Woodbury EX5 1HN Telephone(01395) 232498

      14th-century, family orientated, village pub with pleasant garden, situated in the picturesque village of Woodbury. Good value food, at reasonable prices, using, where possible, locally sourced produce, is served lunchtimes and evenings. A carvery with up to 3 meats is served every Sunday lunchtime. There are two bars, with up to 3 real ales available. Other events take place throughout the year (see website for details).

    • Woodbury Park Hotel & Golf Club Woodbury Castle Woodbury EX5 1JJ Telephone(01395) 233382
  • Woodbury Salterton
    • Diggers Rest Woodbury Salterton EX5 1PQ Telephone(01395) 232375

      Traditional 500 year old thatched village pub, formerly a cider house, with beams and a real log fire, giving it a real cosy feel. Freshly cooked food, using locally sourced produce where possible, is served lunchtimes and evenings, with a seasonal changing menu, and specials board. Three real ales are usually available on handpump.

    • White Horse Inn Woodbury Salterton EX5 1EP Telephone(01395) 232244

      This pub has been run by the same family for over twenty years. It is food-oriented, but if you just want a drink or two, that's fine. There are normally two real ales available. The food is mainly locally sourced, with traditional roast on a Sunday.

  • Yeoford
    • Duck Yeoford EX17 5JD Telephone(01392) 85273

      Set in beautiful countryside, this multi-roomed 19th-century (1860) free house is easily accessible from the train station on The Tarka Line connecting Exeter and Barnstaple. Offering locally brewed Devon ales, including their own label, Muddy Duck ale, along with premium Estrella lager, Sandford Orchards Ciders, bottled Guinness and an eclectic list of 47 wines, plus 20 sold by the glass. They also have their own wine label; red, white and rosé plus soft drinks and spirits, an interesting selection of local gins, freshly brewed coffee and tea, practically on tap, there's something for everyone. There is a different menu for lunch and dinner, but always fish, steak, salad and a vegetarian option. Our signature dish is Creedy Carver Confit Duck Leg Cassoulet. Puddings are utterly tempting with Sticky Toffee Pudding, Black Forest Brownie, or the cheese board. There's a children's menu and bar and kitchen nibbles are available throughout the day. Just let the staff know if there are any special dietary needs. They have a PUB-UP-SHOP selling a huge variety of essentials, including dairy, fruit and veg, meat, bread and cupboard staples. We also offer a variety of pre-cooked meals that can be reheated and enjoyed at home. Our village doesn’t have a shop so the PUB-UP-SHOP has been hugely well received with our locals over the past few months. The pub has a large beer garden with plenty of seating which also benefits from a children’s play area. PUB-UP-SHOP opening hours: Monday: Closed Tuesday: Closed Wednesday: 12:-5pm Thursday: 12:-5pm Friday: 12:-5pm Saturday: 12:-5pm Sunday: Closed

  • Zeal Monachorum
    • Waie Inn Zeal Monachorum EX17 6DF Telephone(01363) 82348

      A popular and friendly country pub, restaurant and entertainment centre set deep in the Devon countryside, just a short distance from Crediton. It offers a superb range of facilities and activities for the local community, visitors on holiday and business people alike. Families are well catered for, with indoor and outdoor safe play areas for children. Accommodation is offered in a range of self-catering cottages in the grounds, as well as en-suite rooms for bed and breakfast. Good-quality food is served lunchtimes and evenings Monday to Friday, and all day Saturday and Sunday and school holidays. All the real ales are served on gravity from a separate room behind the bar. The handpumps are not in use and are there only to display pump clips of the various ales on offer. The 1 or 2 changing beers are chosen from Devon breweries such as Teignworthy, Bays, Exeter or Taw Valley and some interesting bottled beers are on offer. Ciders are from Sandford Orchards and Sam's.