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• www.waterfrontinn.co.uk
  The Waterfront Inn is located only yards from the beach and offers all you need for your stay in North Devon.
  Number of Visits:14
• www.smugglersmortehoe.co.uk
  Bed and breakfast and family pub in Mortehoe in North Devon. Explore our range of facilities and see the range of exciting activities in the area.
  Number of Visits:18
• www.thetorridgeinn.co.uk
  The Torridge Inn is a tradtional pub in Black Torrington North Devon serving Real Ales, Cider and good pub food.
  Number of Visits:18
• www.oldcourthouseinn.co.uk
  Here you can savour the sensation of 'time stood still' in the peace and tranquillity of a traditional inn. We offer both serviced and un-serviced accommodation.
  Number of Visits:18
• www.oldstationhouseinn.co.uk
  The Old Station House Inn, Blackmoor Gate, Kentisbury, Devon. The Inn is situated at Blackmoor Gate, which is roughly mid-way between Barnstaple, Ilfracombe and South Molton, on the edge of Exmoor National Park.
  Number of Visits:18
• www.thebellatchittlehampton.co.uk
  The Bell at Chittlehampton | A traditional family-friendly village pub in the Heart of North Devon with facilities for the disabled. CAMRA Pub of the Year 2007
  Number of Visits:19
• www.thegroveinn.co.uk
  Traditional village thatched pub in North Devon. In the devon village of Kings Nympton near South Molton, The Grove Inn pub serves food and real ales.
  Number of Visits:20
• www.blackvenusinn.co.uk
  The Black Venus Inn. Challacombe, Barnstaple, Devon. A splendid old stone-built pub in the Exmoor National Park. Enjoy the very best in both homemade and local produce.
  Number of Visits:21
• www.thecastleatlandkey.co.uk
  The Castle is a traditional family business in the small village of Landkey. It is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and is surrounded by natural and historic places of interest. Landkey is also famous for its Mazzard fruit which was discovered by local farmers in the early 1900s.
  Number of Visits:22
• www.stagshead.co.uk
  The Stags Head at Filleigh.
  Number of Visits:23