The Ness
19 June 2026
On the outskirts of Shaldon village, overlooking the Teign Estuary, award-winning beers from around the world are on offer in this Georgian hotel. Dogs are allowed in the bar and outdoor areas.
Pubs near Shaldon
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The Ness
On the outskirts of Shaldon village, overlooking the Teign Estuary, award-winning beers from around the world are on offer in this Georgian hotel. Dogs are allowed in the bar and outdoor areas.
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The Coombe Cellars
With lovely views over the estuary, this pub/restaurant offers a traditional menu and lots of healthy choices for both lunch and dinner. Guests can either dine inside and enjoy the interior rustic charm or al fresco in the courtyard or garden.
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Castle Inn Holcombe
A fabulous traditional village pub with cosy interior and roaring log fire to keep you warm in winter, and a lovely vine patio for al fresco dining. Food is freshly prepared using seasonal produce and locally sourced where possible.
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The Ferry Boat Inn
Take the small passenger ferry across the estuary from Teignmouth, sit in the beer garden and take in the lovely views over the water. The beach is a stones throw away and it gets really busy in summer. Winter time is quieter and you'll find it easier to get a table.
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The Anchor Inn Cockwood
If location is what you're after then this is the place to go. Right on the harbourside, you can sit and watch the world go by all day. The Anchor Inn specialises in seafood but you'll also find lots of other options.
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Two Mile Oak Inn
This lovely traditional Devonshire pub dates back to 1702 and is beautifully restored with wooden floors and a cosy log fire to keep you warm in winter. With a restaurant, bar area and courtyard garden for al fresco dining, there is plenty of space for everyone.
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Cary Arms
A classic English Inn perched above the tiny harbour at Babbacombe Bay. The views are stunning and customers can sit outside in warmer months or enjoy relaxed and cosy dining inside during winter. Parking is available but the road down is pretty steep.
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Hole in the Wall
Torquay's oldest pub is full of character and charm, with live music and a harbourside setting.
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The Bishop John de Grandisson Inn
A family-run pub in the heart of Bishopsteignton village, the Bishop John de Grandisson Inn invites guests to enjoy their traditional pub grub and wide selection of drinks. The pub is comprised of a bar, restaurant and beer garden, and there is parking available in the patron's car park.
Pubs near Shaldon
'If you're looking for the finest Shaldon Pubs we have asked our guests holidaying near Shaldon to rate 19 pubs and help you find the perfect one!'
The Coombe Cellars
19 June 2026
With lovely views over the estuary, this pub/restaurant offers a traditional menu and lots of healthy choices for both lunch and dinner. Guests can either dine inside and enjoy the interior rustic charm or al fresco in the courtyard or garden.
Castle Inn Holcombe
29 September 2024
A fabulous traditional village pub with cosy interior and roaring log fire to keep you warm in winter, and a lovely vine patio for al fresco dining. Food is freshly prepared using seasonal produce and locally sourced where possible.
The Ferry Boat Inn
16 July 2024
Take the small passenger ferry across the estuary from Teignmouth, sit in the beer garden and take in the lovely views over the water. The beach is a stones throw away and it gets really busy in summer. Winter time is quieter and you'll find it easier to get a table.
The Anchor Inn Cockwood
7 April 2024
If location is what you're after then this is the place to go. Right on the harbourside, you can sit and watch the world go by all day. The Anchor Inn specialises in seafood but you'll also find lots of other options.
Two Mile Oak Inn
21 July 2022
This lovely traditional Devonshire pub dates back to 1702 and is beautifully restored with wooden floors and a cosy log fire to keep you warm in winter. With a restaurant, bar area and courtyard garden for al fresco dining, there is plenty of space for everyone.
Cary Arms
A classic English Inn perched above the tiny harbour at Babbacombe Bay. The views are stunning and customers can sit outside in warmer months or enjoy relaxed and cosy dining inside during winter. Parking is available but the road down is pretty steep.
FnRs
A party bar with cocktails and DJs alongside homecooked food for the family.
Hole in the Wall
Torquay's oldest pub is full of character and charm, with live music and a harbourside setting.
The Bishop John de Grandisson Inn
A family-run pub in the heart of Bishopsteignton village, the Bishop John de Grandisson Inn invites guests to enjoy their traditional pub grub and wide selection of drinks. The pub is comprised of a bar, restaurant and beer garden, and there is parking available in the patron's car park.