South West Coast Path
The South West Coast Path has some fantastics spots to sip a refreshing drink, eat a hearty meal and rest those well-tested walking boots.
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The Guardhouse Café
The guardhouse, completed in 1802, was used by the troops defending the fortress. We serve a range of local hot and cold food, fairtrade coffee, Teapigs tea, alcoholic and soft drinks – and of course the famous Guardhouse Cream Teas!
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The Ship Inn, Kingswear
The Ship Inn is a 15th Century pub and restaurant with stunning views across the River Dart towards Dartmouth. Hugely popular with the locals, the pub is a thriving focal point of the village.
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The Castle Tea Rooms
Any visit to Dartmouth would not be complete without sampling the experience of the wonderfully located Castle Tea Rooms. It is perched above Dartmouth Castle and the ancient St Petrox Church at the mouth of the River Dart.
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The Green Dragon
A very traditional pub with a stone floor, a large and splendid fireplace, wooden beams, a tunnel somewhere underneath the floor which went down to the nearby beach and, some say, a ghost.
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Venus Cafe
Sitting right on the beach, Venus offers fantastic views and fabulous food, specialising in Devon organic produce.
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The Tower Inn, Slapton
Tucked away in the heart of beautiful Slapton village, we are hidden in the shadow of a 14th century tower, all that remains of the former ecclesiastical college that once stood there.
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Queens Arms
The Queens Arms is a friendly and thriving free house situated in the heart of the picturesque village of Slapton, that can be enjoyed by anyone who likes good food, beer and wine in a relaxed atmosphere in a fantastic location.
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Torcross Boat House
The Boathouse is a family run restaurant set between the sea and a ley (lake) on Slapton Sands, offering a classic range of seaside meals, including fish and chips, stone baked pizzas, burgers, salads and a children’s menu.
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Start Bay Inn
This family-run business offers fresh local produce, local ales, local ciders and friendly service - not forgetting its famous fish & chips and seafood specialities!
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