Places To Eat

North Devon is a haven for foodies, and the best places to eat, boasting a diverse culinary scene that celebrates fresh, local ingredients and culinary innovation. Whether you’re craving freshly caught seafood, traditional pub grub, or international cuisine, North Devon has something to satisfy every palate. We have listed a few we’ve personally enjoy. We would advise booking!

Loved by locals for Centuries. This is our local pub in Buckland Brewer.

Built in the 13th Century, we’re proud to say that The Coach and Horses is one of the oldest pubs in the country.

This Grade II-listed pub still lays claim to many original features, from the low wooden beams to the thick cob walls and the picturesque thatched roof—features that give our local pub its beautiful character and historic feel.

Morans is a family run restaurant and bar specialising in a delectable range of exclusive Thai cuisine and cocktails complemented by an extensive wine list.

Morans Thai restaurant is set in the heart of Westward Ho! North Devon just a few steps from the beach, with the spectacular views and sumptuous décor creating a unique and calming ambience.

Is a couple-run, small, intimate and relaxed fine dining restaurant which is situated on the river Torridge in Bideford, creating a dining experience with ever changing seasonal menus.

The Mill Street Brasserie in Bideford sits within one of the oldest buildings in the heart of the historic port of Bideford, with a chic modern interior that complements its history and provides a casual and relaxing dining experience for lunch or an evening meal.

Nestled in the picturesque setting of Westward Ho!, The Pier House boasts an unrivalled location perched on the cliff edge overlooking Bideford Bay and Lundy Island.

With breathtaking sea views, sophisticated modern design and a menu offering tantalising meals throughout the day and evening. The Pier House is the ultimate destination for relaxation and indulgence.

The Globe Inn at Beaford, near Great Torrington is a traditional country pub that offers excellent ale, craft beer and locally sourced food, especially the steaks. You’ll also find tasty bar snacks, an open fire, comfy seating, pub games and decent tunes… always with a warm welcome.

Situated in the heart of Croyde Village since 2020, its a place for guests to enjoy memorable dining experiences.

Another 13th Century picturesque, part-thatched Grade II-listed property at Horns Cross near Clovelly, serving meals created using only fresh, local, seasonal produce.