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Dartmouth, Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Kingswear
Best Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Bar food in Kingswear. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Bar restaurants near you. including Steam Packet Inn, Seven Stars, Bayards Cove Inn Restaurant Dartmouth, The Floating Bridge Inn, The Grill Room at the Royal Castle Hotel, The Cherub Inn, The Dolphin Inn, Yarn, The Ship Inn, The George and Dragon
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10. The George and Dragon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 273 reviews
The George & Dragon is an eclectic mix of old and new, traditional and modern in every way, design, décor, food and drink - The only Beer garden in Dartmouth, a full service kitchen with the latest high tech equipment and all of the traditional British Pu
Reviewed By hsmith1
Was here with British rail retired staff.Had a real lovely meal,staff worked very hard as there was about 50 of us.Real nice clean place with a good selection of beers and food.Sweets are to die for and very good prices.would recommend to anyone.indoor and outdoor tables so you have the best of both worlds.
9. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
The Ship Inn is at the heart of the beautiful South Devon village of Kingswear, looking across the river Dart to Dartmouth and Brittania Naval College. Our delicious home cooked menu is constantly changing to reflect the seasonal harvest of local goods th
Reviewed By ljosgood133
Went over for dinner with friends, it was a Tuesday evening and really not busy. The service was friendly but sadly the pub was quiet and lacking any atmosphere or music. The menu is fairly basic but the food was good but not exceptional. The lady behind the bar couldnât be bothered to restock the looâs even after I mentioned it, she wasnât busy but just never seemed to get around to it. It could be so much nicer but needs an owners loving hand on it I suspect. Sadly not sure Iâd come back as so much choice elsewhere...
8. Yarn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 41 reviews
Small, quirky, independent bar/eatery...knocking out great breakfast/brunch, coffee as well as supplying a range of quality beer, cider, wine & spirits. POW!
Reviewed By Warwick0001
Found this late on a Friday night. Initially very quiet with a good range of wines, a couple of draught beers and a barrel of ale. As it doesn't seem to a large pub, it can get full easily. Good atmosphere, both quiet or otherwise and the pub allows you to bring in your own food (there's a good local Chinese takeaway). Very clean, comfortable and dog friendly
7. The Dolphin Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 290 reviews
THE DOLPHIN Inn is quickly emerging as the place to be !. Situated on Market Street, Dartmouth, the new Dolphin has an increased light, airy and welcoming interior, following a detailed and carefully planned renovation. Open from 11am to 11pm, Monday to S
Reviewed By kernowreviewer
From the outside this looked like a real ale pub. Flowers were lovely and a welcoming awaited...or so we thought!Customer: 'What coffees do you do please?'Bar Lady: Black or whiteCustomer:'Could you do something like an Americano?'Bar Lady: I do black or white so what will it be?Oh dear, this is not good service. Then my elderly father, who I had taken out for the day, asked:Customer: 'What real ale do you have please'Bar Lady: Dark or lightCustomer: 'What is the dark ale please'Bar Lady: Erm, it's dark!Now this is feeling very rude. The staff were rather patronisingly and I felt like I was putting the bar lady out just by being a customer. This is poor service at its worst.The toilets are not clean (mens), the spiral staircase carpet is not all that safe for the elderly and the toilets have pornography all over the walls and ceiling (should be interesting taking a child to the toilet and having to explain that away). All-in-all not an inspiring visit. As a customer I can be forgiving with investment in property as times are hard but poor service is non-negotiable. Having no empathy for elderly people trying to enjoy their day out is very bad. It took the edge off my old Dad's day out. Shame on you the person who served us.
6. The Cherub Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 603 reviews
Famous for Fine Food, Service and Hospitality. The Cherub Inn dates from 1380 and still retains many of its original features, including some old ships' timbers, and its original use is thought to have been as a Merchant's House. It is the oldest building
Reviewed By 865jerryw
It is crab I know. But nearly £9 pounds for a sandwich. I think itâs a little bit over the top. After all 2 slices of bread . Ok I suppose itâs Dartmouth. Iâve had business in Glastonbury for years & never gone for hits. I see that in this pub you can get 40p off a pint if your a camra club member. Perhaps I should be a member of some club. I am sorry you feel this way but crab is an expensive sea food and usually have good feed back from our seafood based meals/sandwiches and that they are good value for money, our crab is locally sourced and fresh, our pints are priced for the area and are one of the lowest in town, camera memberships do get discount of around 70p but they do pay for the privalages within that club.
5. The Grill Room at the Royal Castle Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 526 reviews
The Grill Room is our first floor river view restaurant, decorated in a contemporary style. It is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Restaurant provides the ideal location for a romantic dinner, lunch with friends, private parties, or business gath
Reviewed By Robert P
An excellent restaurant, good varied menu, excellent, attentive staff. Highly recommended, will certainly visit again.
4. The Floating Bridge Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1004 reviews
Set alongside the beautiful river dart in the estuary at Dartmouth, The Floating Bridge is the latest addition to the Quality Inns portfolio. When on your Devon holiday, be sure to visit this quaint old fashioned pub. Enjoy the warm atmosphere in the bar
Reviewed By CSMBerkshire
We always come here on our annual holiday to Dittisham have been for the past 18 years, great quality food, friendly staff, best views in dartmouth from upstairs - such good value too -
3. Bayards Cove Inn Restaurant Dartmouth
Overall Ratings
4 based on 527 reviews
Bayards Cove Inn is the perfect place to come for a relaxing meal. We serve breakfast, lunches and delicious meals in the evening. Live music every Friday and Sunday nights.
Reviewed By cmart72
We ate here on Saturday night and enjoyed dinner. I probably ate too much...Their burger tasted nice, but was perhaps a little over cooked and therefore dry. This is being highly critical and a lot may prefer this way. I would make the patty thinner and have 2 of them (keeping them juicy). Anyway if you are considering somewhere to eat in Dartmouth you could do a lot worse. I am sure you will enjoy it.
2. Seven Stars
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By theradiojock
A lovely quiet but pleasant pub with first class food and Accomodation.The crew were extremely welcoming and helpful and the bed was wonderful.Canât wait to return next month.
1. Steam Packet Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 240 reviews
Reviewed By HayleyMo4
Wow what a find! The most amazing view watching the sun go down behind Dartmouth, just stunning. This is the friendliest pub Iâve visited, Jamie made us and our dog very welcome. Great selection of gin to choose from and the pizza was delicious, I had Brie little pigs and I donât know what they do to their chips but they are very tasty. Really good live music, buzzing atmosphere. I would highly recommend an evening here.
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