This is a lovely seaside pub, with lovely food served, friendly atmosphere, it also has a balcony…read morethat looks right out to sea which is great especially when the sun is shining, good value for money def worth a look.

The Marine Tavern is a wonderful friendly pub, tradational pub life. The food menu is very…read morereasonably priced, from jacket potatos, to sandwiches, to basket meals. Children are welcome in the pub. There is an outdoor patio area, and a small teraced area. The views are excellent over the bay of Dawlish. The pub also does bad and breakfast, and if you are luckly enough to get a front facing room, on a clear day they reckon you can see 7 lighthouses.

Very nice pub with friendly service. The ales are very good and the food is tasty. Extensive menu,…read morewith a lot of choice both on bar and restaurant. Pub decoration is dedicated to seamen and nice. Definitively a good place to have a drink and lunch/dinner.

A fantastic pub set in a gorgeous location selling possibly the best food I've ever experienced in…read morea pub. Small & don't take bookings, so arriving early is advisable. Parking is tricky as there's no car park, & the roads around are narrow & winding. There's a bus stop directly outside. The hanging meat dish is particularly fantastic, & possibly enough for 2.

The laughing pig, is a small but friendly pub, the staff and landlords are friendly, always…read morestopping for a quick chat to see how you are. Food is served at lunchtimes, and is good value. The pub is a very tradational pub, keeping the art of darts and pool tables, as well as a juke box going. The toilets are well maintained and sparkling clean.

This is a great Pub to visit the landlords are brilliant and friendly and i love the place, they…read morehave a pool table, darts, it box music and you get a warm welcome everytime you come down.

One of the best places for good food on Dawlish Warren, excellent food, service and value.read more

From the owner: Set on right on the sea wall in Dawlish Warren we are a large family orientated Pub/Restaurant open…read moreall year round. We have a comprehensive menu of food and drinks to cater for all tastes. During the quieter Winter months we add the additions of specials and Sunday Roasts. We have a children's play area in the upper floor and two outside beer gardens. The upper deck beer garden has wonderful views of the sea and on a good day the views stretch from Teignmouth to Budleigh Salterton. We welcome dogs in our lower bar area and in all outside areas. We have a fast food kiosk attached and during the summer months we have a small continental style bar that serves freshly made pizzas and snacks. We can accommodate groups for functions and parties up to 70 persons. We also welcome larger groups for casual dinners. Being about a 100 steps from the beautiful sandy beaches and five minutes walk from the nature reserve you can enjoy a meal and a drink in a wonderful setting or build your appetite with a stroll beforehand.

The Mount Pleasnat Inn is a pub of all sorts, its based on the road out of Dawlish Warren to…read moreDawlish. The pub is in a raised position and has an excellent view over the bay of Dawlish Warren. There is a family room, a main pub area and dining area. The food is good, inbetween pub food, but not quite upto restaurant standard. The pub also does b+b, and the rooms do have lovely views over the bay of the Warren. There is a car park at the pub, but this does tend to get filled up quickly.

food very good popular venue great views out over the sea staff very friendlyread more

Lovely friendly bar and waiting staff. Sadly we arrived too…read moreearly for the carvery so had to order off main menu. We were told due to recent fire chips not available however wedges as alternative were offered. The pizza was burnt, hunters chicken reheated with greasy wedges and fish pie watery served with mash on top and wedges. We had read all the excellent reviews and disappointed our experience didn't match up. Perhaps we should have returned during our stay in Dawlish to try the carvery .....

We visit this pub quite often simply because it offers good food (Carvery) and the owners and…read morepeople who work there are friendly and nice to talk to. It gets very busy during the weekends and evenings so its worth making a booking. Although its possible to walk to it from Dawlish or Teignmouth its easier to drive if the weather is looking a bit doubtful. There is a large car park, although it does seem to get pretty full! Its easy to park though normally so its not an issue. Food is simply excellant. As someone else stated about sauces - the sauces are on the end of the carvery area. The Carvery enables you to choose one,two or three meats and obviously as many vegetables as you want or can fit on your plate in my case. Puddings are equally good, although we are normally so full up from the carvery we dont often have pudding! Overall, I would recommend this pub to anyone that was passing by. In the summer you can sit outside, which offers good views out over the hills and sea.

The Teignmouth Inn is a great pub, and whether you are a local or a holiday maker you are greeted…read morewith a big smile, and you feel like you have been here for ever. The food is excellent, well prices, and a good selection of drinks. If you fancy a sing, go down on a friday night, its karokee night.

A great pub run by the landlady,toilets clean,it is a very popular pub indeed especially on friday…read morenights when it is Karioke with Ian and John who come and run it,you can have fun singing to any song you like and be a popstar for the night,food excellent and you can have a drink in the bar too.

The Exeter Inn re-opened at Easter 2011 and the new landlord is Tony Lock…read more Real Ales : Tribute, Otter, Bob, Henrys and other guests. Lagers: Stella 4, Grolsh & Carling Ciders: Addelstones and Blackthorn . Great food everyday, 7 days a week! Locally sourced meat,sea food,bread and vegetables Crab salad/sandwiches/baguettes Mussels and Oysters Sea Bass / Sea Bream / Cod / Skate Wings Steaks : T-Bone, Rib Eye, Sirloin, Rump and Gammon Surf n Turf: Lobster / Steak 2 course specials for £4-95 Monday to Saturday (12 noon to 3pm) and Sunday Roasts £5-95 (12-3pm) plus all the other dishes displayed. THE MENU VARIES DAILY DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY If you fancy something that's not on the boards Tony always tries to accommodate, just ask! SUNDAY AFTERNOON'S MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT STEFFAN-JONES + guest guitarists 5pm-7pm FRIDAY EVENINGS MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT ADRIAN (Acoustic guitarist & singer 9pm-11pm.

The Exeter Inn, is a very tradational pub, and well established olde world pub. The pub is small,…read morebut friendly, it serves food at lunch times, and has a good selection of drinks including real ales. The staff are friendly, the locals are of the older generation and like their seats any strangers may well find a new quest at their table. Although one point I would say go against the pub, is the toilets they are on the opposiate side of the road, so ifs its raining, hold on as long as you can.

Went there a few times at Easter 2010. Food was excellent especially the carvary. Staff friendly a…read morelovelly family pub.

Utterly torn between three and four stars with this pub. It should have been a four-five without…read morequestion. But they really know how to let themselves down. The first night we tried to come here (there's only two pubs in the village, see) they were fully booked for dinner. We got kinda excited at that point (places are rarely quiet because they're bad, after all) so we booked in for Saturday instead and toddled off to the other pub for the evening. When we arrived the next day, they didn't seat us for a while, then didn't take our order for a good half an hour (we didn't have drinks either). There were only two duck dishes left so the waitress had to check I could have that like I'd asked. I didn't want to point out that there'd been more choice if anyone had served us. She didn't ask how I wanted my duck until she came back, and she didn't seem to know what sides came with each dish. As it was, the sides of dauphinoise potato and green beans were very tasty. Starters sounded great. As we were by the sea, we had to have scallops, right? But mine were a little sandy, and the waitress looked shocked when I told her. Not wonderfully thrilled. But here's the thing: The main courses were excellent. Really really excellent. And the pub is lovely. Cosy, noisy, happy. Everything you want from a country pub. It occurs to me that they're so busy because they have massively useless serving staff. And too many of them as well so no one really knows what's going on. I don't think my experience was a four star one. My meal (and wine) was. But I like the pub too much to rate them three stars. Still, they need some better serving staff here, because that's really letting down the excellent food.