Places to Eat in North Devon

The Jack Russell Pub (01271 830366) is in Swimbridge. It is named after Parson Jack Russell of Swimbridge who first bred the terriers during the 19th century. 

The Chichester Arms Inn (01271 343945) is in Bishops Tawton and originates from the 15th Century. Excellent traditional pub food in a cosy atmosphere

The Stags Head Inn (01598 760250) is situated between Filleigh and South Molton. Fantastic Sunday Lunches. Recommended to phone for a reservation as this is a popular restaurant with the locals.

The Bell Inn (01769 540368) can be found in Chittlehampton’s pretty village square. 

Splendid fish and chips can be purchased from The Silver Cod (01271 342232) in Bear Street in Barnstaple. 

The Williams Arms (01271 812360) on the way into Braunton is a carvery available at lunchtimes during the week and on Sunday evenings. A choice of joint is accompanied by a choice of 16 vegetable dishes. 

The Quay, Damien Hirst’s famous restaurant is in Ilfracombe and is regularly featured in the national press. 

There are a number of places to eat in the South Molton area. Some are:- Gables Tea Rooms, The Corn Dolly Tea Shop (an award winning tea shop), the Duchess Restaurant and the Old Coaching Inn. The Old Bake House in Chulmleigh and The Grove Inn at Kings Nympton provide home cooked locally produced food. 

Lindsey’s Cake and Dessert Shop (01271 376377) at 50 Boutport Street in Barnstaple specialises in making Cakes and Desserts. She can also make cakes to order for that special occasion. 

On a Saturday South Molton has a country market where you will find mouth watering home made cakes, scones, savouries, chutneys and jams to buy.