a lovely pub in the heart of the village offering a completely different ambience to Winkleigh's…read moreother pub (the kings arms) while the kings arms is aimed at diners and customers that want a quiet relaxing drink with no interruptions, the seven stars cater's for those wanting a bit more action. a friendly bar with a pool table, darts board, skittle alley and large television for the sports. there is a vast selection of drinks available at the bar the seven stars has quite a lively atmosphere, and is the popular place for th eyounger generation, although everybody is welcome. a fully enclosed beer garden at the rear is an attraction during the summer for families. the seven stars quite often have live bands playing which prooves to be very popular.

It has been awhile since I've been back here, but it is always a fun time whenever I cross the pond…read moreand visit Plymouth. The people are always friendly and the service is always good.

The Royal Oak is a place to meet lots of interesting local types. There's often poker and karoke…read moreetc, and there is also a dart board. The seats can be a bit rickety, and the music a bit loud sometimes, but there is another bar to escape that. Usually quite full at the weekend, a bit quiet at other times unless somethings on.

The Royal Oak is one of the proper locals of somerton, I often go down there with my friends. It…read moremay not be the nicest out of all the pubs in Somerton but it has the friendliest people and staff, the drinks are not expensive, the atmosphere is always good! There is a pool table, couple of dart boards, they have a pool team also. most people that go here are all local I haven't seen many visitors come. It doesn't serve food, but it is a lovely local pub.

5 stars for this gem…read more Best kept Guinness in Weston, the best outside smoking area in Somerset (Includes TV, heaters and a dart board) FREE jukebox, friendly staff very helpful with local knowledge. I see they have just recovered their pool table as well.

Djs is probably the trendiest pub/bar in Ilfracombe. The bar is always really clean and well looked…read moreafter. Upstairs there is a bar, a darts board, toilets, a pool table and seating for you to sit and watch live sporting events on the big TVS that they have. Downstairs there is another bar which you can get cocktails from the pricing of the drinks are very reasonable. There is also more seating, toilets and a small dance floor. The music that is played there is up to date. It can get quite busy on weekend but having two bars is good as you don't normally have to queue for long. I find that overall the bar has a good friendly atmosphere

This is a quaint little olde worlde pub situated in the picturesque village of Berrynarbour. They…read moreserve good old fashioned pub grub here at reasonable prices. The food is good and the pub has a really nice feel to it. They also have a great family room here which has a little indoor play area for kids which is great as it keeps the little ones occupied while you get to enjoy your lunch. This is one of the nicer pubs in the Ilfracombe area and i would highly recommend it if you are looking for somewhere nice to eat.

From the owner: Ye Olde Globe is a Traditional Village Pub. Originally 3 cottages built in the 13th Century the pub…read moreis filled with Character. We serve good quality homecooked food at reasonable prices, well kept real ales and much more. We have a Pool Table, Darts Board and Skittle Alley (Winter months only), We host regular All You Can Eat Theme Nights, Serve an Excellent Sunday Roast and occasionally have Live Music, Quiz Nights, Games Nights etc.

The Cadeleigh Arms is somewhat hard to find, being out-of-town between Crediton and Tiverton but…read moreonce discovered you're in for a real treat! It's run by the lovely Jane Dreyer and her very friendly staff who could not have been more helpful. To start, I ordered Prawn Tempura that arrived perfectly cooked and accompanied with a selection of bean sprouts giving it just the right amount of 'bite' and freshness whilst the prawns were in a light, crisp and delicious tempura batter. To follow was probably the best plate of roast beef I've ever tasked in a pub, with a Yorkshire pudding the size of a bowler hat, but tasting considerably better. Lovely crispy vegetables, perfect roast potatoes and to follow a truly delicious Crepe Suzette with a large blob of thick, Devon ice cream. Added to all this some lovely wines, delicious fresh coffee and the November drizzle outside was soon forgotten as the afternoon ebbed away in front of the cheerfully blazing log fire. All this for about £36 per head, including service and I reckon it's hard to beat! I'll certainly be back with some really London foodie-friends of mine.

This pub has changed hands since all of the previous reviews - it sadly closed in 2012 and was…read moresaved by a community buy out. It's now a lovely country pub with everything you'd expect - open fire, sports bar (pool table and darts board), a skittle alley and a cozy main bar area. They serve good food, mostly locally sourced and are proving popular with locals and those from further afield. The village has regained a lovely, friendly pub :) For the record - I am not the owner or landlord!!

Nice! On a recent…read morefamily excursion to the Jurassic Coast we stayed at the family-run Berehayes Farm Cottages. It's in a lovely area, close proximity to nearby beaches, towns (Lyme Regis, Bridport) and exploring the coast for fossils. 1. They have some darling alpacas that you can visit! Very cute (though shy, move slowly and quietly)...cool to have the opportunity to see them, our toddler was quite enthralled for 3 minutes, the longest he's ever paid attention to any one thing except picking up trash. 2. There is an incredibly well kept INDOOR pool and jacuzzi for guests to use. Quite rare for farm cottages, I'd say! They are immaculately clean and very enjoyable. If the weather is uncooperative, this is a nice backfill for an hour or two, as is the adjacent game room with pool, darts, board games, books, etc. 3. The real highlight for me was the relaxing courtyard -- each cottage is assigned its very own table with umbrella and chairs, we used this for several dinners, relaxing with a drink, etc. 4. Very kid and family friendly. Do be warned though the noise carries and kids go to bed early. Even though we have a kid, we got some side eyes due to my loud talking brother in law. It was 8pm -- kind of early to be upset about the noise! I guess this will depend on your fellow guests. There's also a small playset that younger children will like. 5. Easy parking. A nice grill can be used for preparing meals in the warmer months. Overall this was a very pleasant place to stay. The decor and accommodation are rather rustic, but what else would one expect? One other small funny thing (that I liked!) is that you pay for what electricity your cottage uses at the end of the stay. It apparently promotes conservation of power, which is a good thing -- but I have to admit the extra thing to worry about upon check out is a bit of a drag, especially when trying to get out on time with a toddler. We paid around 200 GPB/night in high season for the largest cottage (we had 3 adults and a child) and it was a good value based on others we checked out.

Locals pub away from most of gunnislake. There are a number of sport pictures and trophies around…read morethe interior and a dart board too. Doom bar was on the pump. The radio served as the background noise. Hard to put my finger on anything wrong with this pub, but it just didn't do it for me.