Bovey Tracey

This stunning country house oozes character and charm in equal measure with an award winning restaurant and luxurious hotel rooms. Perfectly located to take advantage of everything this beautiful part of the country has to offer The Edgemoor kitchen prides itself on the use of local meat, game and fish brought in from the sea daily which reflect in the seasonally changing menu's. Fine food and wine enjoyed in a wonderful country setting.

Traditional Country Pub found in the very heart of Dartmoor and the Characterful village of Widecombe. A Traditional Menu is served at The Old Inn and in keeping with a centuries old pub. You'll find A cracking Fish Pie, Cod and Chips or a traditional Hot Pot served all day from 12 noon. Family and Dog friendly and a fine way to refresh yourselves after exploring Dartmoor. Only a few short miles from Bovey Tracey or Ashburton and much closer than you think. Enjoy that stunning drive to The Old Inn and look forward to Good Food, well kept Ales and a Hearty welcome.

Described by The Independent as \"the best café in the area\" The Terrace has built an outstanding reputation for using the best West Country produce to make a range of home-made dishes to the highest standards. With a light airy interior alongside the River Bovey and a roof terrace overlooking the town and countryside on the fringes of Dartmoor, the location is hard to beat.

The quintessential country pub oozing character features. From the thatched roof to roaring log fires the Claycutters ticks all the right boxes. The traditional menus are packed full of local, seasonal produce which are thoughtfully prepared and cooked to order each service. An enthusiastic following keep the place buzzing throughout the year so arrive early for your Sunday lunch! Perfect for the whole family with ample parking and childrens play area with food that appeals to everyone!

Period charm, eagerly awaited Sunday Roasts, delicious puds and an eclectic mix of Antiques to browse at leisure while enjoying your great food. Indeed, Pink's Place prides itself on the fresh local produce used throughout the traditional menus where nearly everything here is home made. From Soups to the Cakes to the Scones in the Devonshire Cream Teas, every effort is made to create a warm and homely atmosphere. You can also stay at Courtenay House in their up market guest rooms where you can be pampered and spoilt to your hearts content.

The Old Cottage is a fine example of the quintessential English Tea Shop. The staff and customers are full of personality with a real sense of fun and the food is fresh and local. Hand picked fruit made in to home made Jams alongside freshly baked scones and cream from farms round about say a lot about the simple philosophy here, good honest home made food. From Tea Cakes to Ploughmans to delicious, freshly baked Cakes a visit here wont disappoint.

The Riverside Inn lies at the bottom of Fore Street in the Historic town of Bovey Tracey. An all day carvery is served throughout the week and the Rump, Sirloin and Rib Eye Steak evening specials offer exceptional value for money. A large private walled garden area provides good al fresco dining and a good space for the kids and with ample on site parking proves very family friendly. Humble pub grub at very affordable prices from this landmark hostelry.

Contemporary Indian cuisine in stylish surroundings, the Spice Bazaar has a loyal following who know they have one of the best Indian restaurants in the area on their door step. Aromatic Lamb Sikander, lamb shank infused with spices or the Saffron Kings Prawns standout on a menu rich in Asian flavour and delicately balanced spices. Modern furnishings and snappy service from a team happy to please give the Spice Bazaar a deserved reputation.

Beautiful country house with spectacular views of Dartmoor National Park nestled quietly on the edge of the historic town of Bovey Tracey. The restaurants features comfortable chairs, crisp white linen and delightful moorland views across the Bovey Valley. A traditional menu offers Roast Rib of Beef or English Lamb Cutlets as well as other contemporary combinations from around the world. A popular Sunday Roast is also well worth a visit but arrive early!

Set in the heart of the old pottery buildings, the restaurant at the House of Marbles prides itself in serving freshly prepared food from local farms and suppliers. From the ever popular Boozy Pie through to Devon Cream Teas, from Gourmet Coffees to a superb lunch, the menu is extensive and accompanied by a great list of wines. Al fresco dining enjoyed in the wonderful courtyard when the sun is out or afternoon tea in the spacious conservatory and dining room perhaps.