Top Things to do in South Devon
The 10 Best Nightlife in South Devon, England
Discover the best top things to do in South Devon, United Kingdom including The Regal, Danceworks Devon, The Tap & Bottle Shop, Marine Hotel and Tavern, the sportmans, dartmouth, devon, Ye Olde Cider Bar, The Valiant Soldier, The Railway Inn, The Blue Anchor Inn, Church House Inn, Harberton.
Restaurants in South Devon
1. The Regal
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
In the heart of Kingsbridge, we provide somewhere to stop, relax and meet with friends or family. Breakfast and lunches served 7 days a week. There is a full sized snooker table, pool tables and several screens showing the latest sports. On Saturday nights there is entertainment from either a live act or one of our resident DJs.
2. Danceworks Devon
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Dance school and social dance hall plus dance fitness classes.
3. The Tap & Bottle Shop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Cidrman2305
Atmospheric, interesting, part pub part shop. Was glad they told me their reluctance to accept cash was due to C19 rather than the awful modern idea of a cashless society. As regards my special interest, Sandford Orchards Devon Scrumpy (6%) is an archetype of peoples idea of a Devon cider: dark yellow and cloudy. It would be nice to also have a clear, sharper tasting one from a different Devon producer: Winkleigh Sams dry would do for me.
4. Marine Hotel and Tavern
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
5. the sportmans, dartmouth, devon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
6. Ye Olde Cider Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
A traditional cider bar selling mainly Cider, Perry, Fruit Wine & Mead. The building itself dates back to circa 1744, and affiliated with the sale of cider since the 1900's, a visit to Ye Olde Cider Bar is a step back in time. An historic landmark of Newton Abbot and popular with locals as well as visitors from the UK and across the world. We stock a fantastic array of around 30 ciders, sourced from local & independent cider producers, as well as some well known favourites from Thatchers and Westons. With a great choice on offer, there is sure to be a cider to suit everyone! We also offer over 30 fruit wines & meads. Delicious by themselves or very popular as a cooler! Our cider cocktails are a big hit! For non-cider/wine drinkers we have a local lager and some spirits. If you find your favourite - we also offer cider and wine to 'take-away'! Bar snacks - Cheese and Ham Rolls - Hot Pies and Pasties - Pork pies - Off sales
Reviewed By gav1976r - Bristol, United Kingdom
My partner and I are touring pubs in the heritage pub guide. We were told about the cider bar by friendly strangers in the Luppitt Inn near Honiton last year. We booked a table through Facebook and arrived at 7:45. The pub is very spacious and has an old time feel. There is a lovely bar area with hanging glasses and large barrels. We spent a couple of hours here on a Tuesday drinking specialist ciders and fruit wines. The lady working behind the bar was an absolute gem and made some great recommendations. We were made to feel very welcome and would definitely return.
7. The Valiant Soldier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By T9734BSjudithh
Took the bus from Totnes and really the Valiant Soldier is the place to visit there. The pub is like going back in time - and wonderful to read the posters, booklets ( Advice for how American GI's can get on with local Tommy's) Well worth the visit and would recommend to anyone - then finish off the trip by catching the steam train back to Totnes. Perfect!
8. The Railway Inn
9. The Blue Anchor Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By FalmouthLucy - Devon, United Kingdom
Loved this place.Read a previous review that stated they always have a dark or a porter and yes there was and it was lovely :-) Great choice of other ales from around the South West and further afield Good value and nice atmosphere.Happy to walk in on my own and will definately come back
10. Church House Inn, Harberton
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By 78marki
Staying nearby, we stumbled upon this lovely 13th century pub. Sunday lunch was absolutely fantastic. Very nice local beef, with perfectly cooked veg, roast potatoes and Yorkshire puds, all topped off with some of the tastiest gravy we’ve had. A lovely collection of parsnip crisps lifted these lunches above your everyday Sunday lunch. Vegetarian, vegan options were also available on the menu. Staff were very friendly, easy going and attentive to our group. Only minor let down is the toilets, but these are just about to be fully refurbished. Can’t recommend enough.
