Places to Eat in South Devon
Enjoy eating and drinking your way around our beautiful county with our pick of the best places to eat in South Devon.
We’re lucky to have an abundance of incredible fresh farm and ocean produce and a diverse selection of eateries from cosy Inns and beachside shacks to fine dining restaurants and fabulous farm shops.
Treat your taste buds and dive into a culinary adventure!
Ben’s Farm Shop
Part of the well-known Riverford family, Ben’s Farm Shops sell a range of fresh farm produce and include a butchery, deli, dairy, grocery and fresh vegetable counter. Perfect for stocking up during your stay, discover Ben’s Devon shops in Yealmton, Totnes and Staverton.
The Mussel Inn
Located in the beautiful South Hams village of Down Thomas, The Mussel Inn is steeped in local history with stories of rum running and contraband! Expect delicious pub classics, prepared with the finest locally sourced ingredients.
The Eddystone Inn
“The Eddy” is located in the quiet coastal village of Heybrook Bay, just along the coast from Churchwood, towards Plymouth. With spectacular sea views and an excellent menu, this popular gastro-pub is well worth a visit.
https://www.eddystoneinn.co.uk/
The Odd Wheel
The Odd Wheel is a charming country pub nestled in the picturesque coastal village of Wembury, it is a dog-friendly pub that offers a relaxed atmosphere with hearty British classics, seasonal specials, and Sunday roasts made from locally sourced ingredients.
The Dolphin Inn
The Dolphin Inn, Newton Ferrers, is a friendly village pub, overlooking the beautiful Newton Creek. It’s known for its fabulous views, lively atmosphere and delicious home-cooked food.
camra.org.uk/pubs/dolphin-inn-newton-ferrers-154492
The Swan Inn
The perfect place to sit and relax after a day exploring South Devon, The Swan is a family-run waterside pub serving delicious dishes made from locally sourced ingredients.
https://www.swaninnnossmayo.com/
The Ship
This delightful, traditional waterside pub serves local beers and fresh, homemade food. The Ship Inn’s waterside location makes it a great walking destination and a yachtsman’s port of call. Have a drink, sail or sit back, relax and enjoy the views and friendly hospitality.
https://www.theshipinn-nossmayo.co.uk/
Platters
Our favourite fish restaurant, Platters, is located on Plymouth’s historic Barbican. They serve fabulously fresh fish from the Plymouth Fish Market, just a few hundred yards away across the quay.
https://www.visitplymouth.co.uk/food-and-drink/platters-p1360573