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Where to eat Pub food in Shaldon: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Shaldon including London Inn, The Church House Inn, The Ship Inn, Ye Olde Jolly Sailor Public House, The New Quay Inn, The Wild Goose Inn, The Ness Hotel Restaurant, The Ferry Boat Inn, The Smugglers Inn, The Linny
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10. The Linny
Overall Ratings
4 based on 640 reviews
Reviewed By Bobcattie
This was a memorable lunch, produced and presented with care and style. A lovely atmosphere, friendly, professionally and well organised - a stress free experience to enjoy well cooked food the way we all used to enjoy it! Also - no mobile phones buzzing and no wi fi! What a joy!
9. The Smugglers Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1744 reviews
The Smugglers Inn provide a full lunch and evening menu alongside our famous 'Farmers Feast Carvery' every day of the week. Situated in the beautiful town of Dawlish in Devon, you can expect to be surrounded by stunning panoramic views of the ocean and th
Reviewed By mclarke2
We booked to go here to celebrate a wedding anniversary in the family. I chose a carvery which was great meats were good and plenty of choice of vegetables as well. Staff were so friendly cant ask for more really. Helped with customer's dietary needs which is a bonus as well. Definitely go back again soon. Highly recommend to any one else as well.Good afternoon,Thank you for taking the time to leave such a fantastic review. We're so glad to hear that you enjoyed your visit to us, including our wonderful staff and our carvery which we're very proud of.We hope to see you again soon!
8. The Ferry Boat Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 260 reviews
The Ferry Boat Inn is situated in the heart of the village and the beer garden literally overlooks the beach and River Teignmouth-Shaldon estuary. We are the first of the pubs in Shaldon and Shaldon restaurants you'll find after disembarking the Teignmout
Reviewed By southernsunworshiper
Headed across from the other side of the water!! Fantastic sunny afternoon spent listening to live music and having some drinks with friends. The atmosphere was brilliant and the staff are super friendly and the pub welcoming. Can't wait to come back!Thank you very much for taking the time to leave such a nice review. We really enjoyed Sunday (Funday) and the band really got everyone going. They're back on again on Bank Holiday Sunday at the end of August but we hope to see you before then, we have some other cracking bands lined up!
7. The Ness Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1155 reviews
Reviewed By devon88
A great location with nice views across to Teignmouth. If the weather is nice it's really good outside. We had a drink and lunch, the service was good and the food good. Well worth a visit.Thank you.
6. The Wild Goose Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 285 reviews
A charming 17th Century Inn set in the heart of Combeinteignhead, The Wild Goose Inn is a unique family owned village free house offering a modern British outlook on food. We pride ourselves on sourcing the best produce Devon can offer with 5 real ales on
Reviewed By Elaine888888
Booked table for 6.Car park next to pub.Warm welcome at bar, great old pub, lots of character. Tables spaced out, small garden area with seating, overlooking fields.Food was excellent, best meal we have had this week, fish and chips excellent... monk fish scampi was fabulous, and the gammon was good too.... eat a lot of duck eggs not sure if it was a ducks egg or hens ?? Did have to wait a while after ordering but worth wait.Was full up after main courses so did try a pudding, but did look at menu, not a wide choice Would recommend Narrow lanes to get to pub, but worth visiting.
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5. The New Quay Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
A beachside pub with views upriver to Dartmoor, providing real ales and good quality home cooked food.
Reviewed By direalale
Visited with my elderly parents whom are notoriously hard to please . We sat in the window seat in the bar area with lovely views down the estuary . Mad goose purity, mad goose Ubu and jail ale were the three real ales on hand pump on the bar . All were well kept and I was offered tasters prior to purchase . The menu was good and varied with a daily specials board of further dishes . I selected the local faggots with mash and onion gravy, delicious . Dad had the Brixham fish with dripping cooked chips and home made tartar sauce . Mum was struggling to find a small dish for her small appetite so the chef made a personal appearance to see what he could do to help . A homemade prawn cocktail with beautiful granary bread was supplied which suited her small appetite . Lovely food, great staff who went the extra mile to ensure that we were all catered for . Fabulous views . Will definitely return here on my next trip to Devon
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4. Ye Olde Jolly Sailor Public House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 317 reviews
We are a family and dog friendly traditional pub with a great menu and daily specials. A warm welcome, pool table and dart board are always here along with delicious home cooked food and a fully stocked bar including some great local ales! Events list ava
Reviewed By StephenM3285
Me and my girlfriend were delighted with finding somewhere that had a good selection of veggie home made food that stayed open until 9...We throughly enjoyed our home made lasagnas {mine veggie, hers meat} (they were proper tasty!) and drinks.We then played pool and enjoyed the friendly family atmosphere. The bar staff were pleasant, kind and was a exactly what we wanted, but to a great quality.Is a pub, but a very good one!!
3. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 453 reviews
This Is A Riverside Pub With A New Restaurant. Food is served Monday to Saturday 12.00 to 2.30pm and 6pm to 9pm and Sundays 12.00 to 3pm
Reviewed By Robin B
The best thing about this pub is where it's situated, smack on Teignmouth's Back Beach, close to the commercial part of the harbour and overlooking the Teign estuary with the pretty village of Shaldon beyond. It's just the place to drink a pint or two and watch the sun go down on a warm, balmy, evening any time of the year. The sense of timelessness is one of this pub's many charms.I've always found the staff friendly, chatty and efficient. Inside is really nothing special but comfortable, homely and, really, what you expect a local pub to be.I've eaten there a couple of times and, when I've dined, the food has been well prepared, wholesome and reasonably priced. You would probably not go out of your way to dine there but, if you're hungry, there's a good chance you'd find something to satisfy your appetite.What probably puts the pub almost in a class of its own are the small music festivals it puts on, organising a special stage outside which, as far as I know, is at no extra cost to those who stop to listen. The music can be folk, rock or pop and many local groups perform. This quite clearly brings much pleasure to many, both visitors and locals.
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2. The Church House Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 296 reviews
This wonderful 13th century pub, in the heart of Stokeinteignhead, provides excellent food, fine ales and great service to locals and visitors alike.
Reviewed By firlands
Met up with our nieces for lunch I had steak & stilton baggette & a bowl of soup, both were delicious. The steak was so tender, no gristle & the soup was homemade. The baggette was £6.95 & if you added the soup £1.50, excellent value. We only live in Teignmouth, will be back for lunch again, for sure.
1. London Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 763 reviews
Reviewed By BNA20152015
We visited the pub on a quiet, off season day, quite early for lunch. It was crowded but luckily we found a nice table. When we saw the choice on the menu we realised exactly why it was crowded and the food was excellent. Parking is an issue and it may be worth taking the ferry from Teignmouth !
