The Crown Hotel
11 April 2011
One of Exmoor's oldest coaching inns. With real ales and a roaring log fire in the cosy bar. For special occasion dining, try the local meat and fish in the restaurant.
Food and Drink near Porlock
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The Crown Hotel
One of Exmoor's oldest coaching inns. With real ales and a roaring log fire in the cosy bar. For special occasion dining, try the local meat and fish in the restaurant.
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Exmoor Producers Shop
There is great local pride in this shop which offers local products from a variety of suppliers, all made on Exmoor.
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Kitnors Tea Room and Garden
A picturesque thatched cottage with wonderful gardens - perfect for a cream tea on a sunny day.
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The Bottom Ship
Set in a 15th Century hamlet overlooking the Bristol Channel, the pub is traditional with low ceilings and a thatched roof. There is plenty of room for all though, to enjoy their home cooked, locally sourced menu.
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The Cafe
With the South West coastal path running past the front door this is a great place to stop for a hearty breakfast, morning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea.
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The Old Ship Aground
Home cooked food served 'River Cottage' style. Banger night (the sausage variety) is every Tuesday with other themed evenings and live music on Fridays. Seating is available outside and there is a car park.
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The Rest and Be Thankful Inn
Situated in the highest village on Exmoor, it's been serving travellers for around 200 years.
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The Ship Inn
Having been built in 1290, it is one of the oldest inns in the country and is surrounded by the countryside the area is known for.
Food and Drink near Porlock
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Exmoor Producers Shop
There is great local pride in this shop which offers local products from a variety of suppliers, all made on Exmoor.
Kitnors Tea Room and Garden
A picturesque thatched cottage with wonderful gardens - perfect for a cream tea on a sunny day.
The Bottom Ship
Set in a 15th Century hamlet overlooking the Bristol Channel, the pub is traditional with low ceilings and a thatched roof. There is plenty of room for all though, to enjoy their home cooked, locally sourced menu.
The Cafe
With the South West coastal path running past the front door this is a great place to stop for a hearty breakfast, morning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea.
The Old Ship Aground
Home cooked food served 'River Cottage' style. Banger night (the sausage variety) is every Tuesday with other themed evenings and live music on Fridays. Seating is available outside and there is a car park.
The Rest and Be Thankful Inn
Situated in the highest village on Exmoor, it's been serving travellers for around 200 years.
The Ship Inn
Having been built in 1290, it is one of the oldest inns in the country and is surrounded by the countryside the area is known for.