Places to Eat in South Devon
The California Inn
Just a short walk up the road from us here at Moor View you will find a delightful 14th Century award winning traditional country dining inn, oozing rustic charm and cosy atmosphere. The Bar Menu and specials board offers traditional classic homemade pub favourites. While on warm summer days enjoy an award winning Cask Marque accredited real ale in the beautifully landscaped, covered and lawned garden.
The Ship Inn Ugborough
Originally a 16th Century flagstoned local pub this beautiful venue has been modernised with a well divided open plan eating area separated from the bar.
The Turtley Corn Mill
Serving breakfast, Sunday lunch or a evening meal for two, the
Turtley Corn Mill is surrounded by six acres of grounds, bordered
for half a mile by the River Glazebrook, and includes their very
own lake which is home to dozens of different ducks.
The Fisherman’s Rest
The restaurant at The Fisherman’s Rest has grown an enviable reputation for ‘good honest food’ at reasonable prices, and offers a menu with a wide selection to cater for all tastes, and an additional gluten free menu is also now available.
The Oyster Shack
Local and sustainably caught seafood, cooked to perfection.
The menu is hand crafted daily, depending on what’s been landed locally and what’s in season in the surrounding areas.
Just remember to check the tide times here before you drive, Seriously.
The Crabshell Inn
The Crabshell Inn is a friendly and welcoming gastropub. Sit outside for dining with fantastic views over the Kingsbridge estuary.
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The Ship Inn Noss Mayo
The Ship Inn at Noss Mayo really is a stunning location right on the edge of the Yealm estuary – a great spot for sitting in the sun and watching the world go by.
The Dolphin Inn Newton Ferrers
The Dolphin Inn has views of Newton Creek and Noss Mayo. There is an ample beer garden in front of the pub, at low tide you can walk across the estuary to Noss Mayo.
The Start Bay Inn
The Start Bay Inn provides famous fish & chips and seafood specialities using fresh local produce.
The Inn dates back to the 14th century when it was known as The Fisherman’s Arms and was used by the local fishermen who worked their fishing boats from the village beach in front of the pub. The Start Bay Inn has been run as a family business since 1977.
