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Restaurant Teignmouth Bar Pub – Key Advocates, Inc.

Restaurant Teignmouth Bar Pub

Restaurant Teignmouth Bar Pub

The tunnel (which has some steep steps) leads to Ness Cove Beach, which is sheltered by cliffs and is dog-friendly all year round. Navigate backward to interact with the calendar and select a date. Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates.

Shaldon’s beach is gently shelving with a view of nearby Teignmouth, the Ness cliff and Dartmoor. The pub is very much a home from home with a fantastic team behind the scenes. The kitchen offers an outstanding varied menu with an extensive wine and drinks list. As you would expect of a pub in such a great waterside location, The Ness can seat roughly as many people outside as inside – around 120.

Choose from our very own range of locally brewed Badger Beers, bottled ales, lagers and ciders, or wines from around the world. As well as refreshing soft drinks, an ever-growing range of local and regional spirits and barista coffee. All of Hall and Woodhouse’s Premium Dining Pubs have the same menu – and the summer menu has just come out. “The menu has a bit of everything – pub grub and light bites – and the price point is middle to high,” says Vicky. “There’s Steak and Tangle Foot Pie (£16.95) which is really popular. We’ve always had fish but we took customer comments on board and now we have local fish, which is selling really well.

As you wander through Shaldon, you’ll discover a mix of beloved local institutions and exciting new eateries. Picture yourself enjoying a refreshing pint at the London Inn, or savoring a delicious meal at the Ferry Boat Inn, where the sound of waves complements your dining experience. For those seeking a taste of the Mediterranean, Tradewinds offers generous portions of Greek delights, while The Crab Shack serves up sustainable seafood right by the beach. With so many options to choose from, Shaldon invites you to embark on a culinary adventure that you won’t soon forget. The Ferryboat Inn is situated in the heart of the village and our beer garden across the road literally overlooks Shaldon beach, the River Teign estuary and The Ness Shaldon. We are the first of the pubs in Shaldonyou’ll find after disembarking the famous Teignmouth-Shaldon ferry.

  • Parking in the village to pay us a visit can be hit and miss in the school holidays.
  • Live music events are a regular fixture at the London and there is a comfortable, covered external seating area at the front of the pub.
  • We are the first of the pubs in Shaldon you’ll find after disembarking the famous Teignmouth-Shaldon ferry.
  • But it’s the terrace that steals the show—boasting one of the best beer garden views in Devon, where you can sit back, sip, and watch the boats drift along the estuary.
  • You can explore our detailed allergen and Kcal matrix, review our allergens and dietary disclaimer, browse general information about allergens and dietary requirements or filter our online menu against the 14 major allergens.

The pub is serving amazing food from the legendary Garden Grill again every weekend (and bank holidays) throughout the summer. We want to make every guest’s day, and that includes providing the allergen and nutritional information you need to make informed menu choices. To ensure this information is as up to date as possible, we keep it available online below.

he View Bar & Cafe

The building’s elevated position was no accident—designed to take full advantage of the sweeping views over the Teign Estuary. Over the years, it evolved into the beloved pub it is today, retaining its grandeur while offering a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere. With its rich past and unbeatable location, The Ness House remains one of Devon’s most iconic waterside inns. There is a large car park a lovely walk along the sea front away. Shaldon is a traditional fishing village and the estuary and sea are central to everyday life, you couldn’t ask for a better location.

Before running the Ferry Boat, Matt was the manager at a golf club and Michelle has had lots of experience managing bars and restaurants. Between them they have plenty of experience in the hospitality trade. Described as “a quaint English drinking village with a fishing problem” Shaldon is fortunate in a number of respects, not least of which is being home to such a fantastic pub. The London Inn is situated in an enviable position overlooking the ‘Green’ in the coffee rush wine bar Shaldon, an idyllic Devon fishing village which sits at the mouth of the River Teign on the southern bank opposite its larger neighbour Teignmouth. Enter your details to hear the latest news, offers, little treats and events from us. Use the search bar above to look for any of the 133 Pubs in Devon that I’ve visited.

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No sponsorships, no gimmicks, just one bloke on a mission to visit every pub in Devon. There are 133 on the site so far, and the list keeps growing. Even though The Ness is a busy place, like everywhere else, it has “taken a hit” from the cost of living crisis. “We had to increase our prices slightly but tried to keep it small as we’ve noticed people being more careful with how much they’re spending,” says Vicky.

The village is just 30 minutes from Exeter and 15 minutes from the mainline railway line in Newton Abbot, yet you feel as though you are in a little bubble of seaside perfection – real unspoilt Devon with a thriving community. Located in the seaside village of Shaldon, Devon overlooking the beautiful village green, the London Inn sits at the heart of the community. Drinks in the sunshine, a rest point along the South West Coast Path, special celebrations, or a quick coffee – there’s always a good reason to join us.

Many people enjoy a drink sat overlooking the water come rain (under our large outdoor umbrellas) or shine. Parking in the village to pay us a visit can be hit and miss in the school holidays. It’s not just the pubs and restaurants that make Shaldon’s food and drink scene special, it’s how the village lives and eats. You might start the day with a pastry from the bakery, pick up fresh fish from the quay, or head to the local butcher for a BBQ on the beach.