Bullers Arms Hotel
25 May 2026
A traditional village inn serving home-made food and 'well kept' real ales.
Pubs near Widemouth Bay
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Bullers Arms Hotel
A traditional village inn serving home-made food and 'well kept' real ales.
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The Coombe Barton Inn
The inn on the beach; The Coombe Barton Inn is in a great location overlooking Crackington Haven beach.
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Bridge Inn
A large cosy dog friendly pub in the centre of the village. There's a real fire and Cask ales are available. Parking is available roadside and there are regular live music nights.
4
Preston Gate Inn
A pretty village inn with lots of outdoor seating for alfresco dining. Children and dogs are welcome and the menu is created using local ingredients.
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The Falcon Hotel
An old coaching house set on the Bude canal. Relaxed eating and drinking in the Coachman's bar. On sunny days, the canal views from the beer terrace are lovely. Cornish meat, seafood and fish are well represented on the menu in the more formal restaurant.
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The Kings Arms, Stratton
Serves home cooked traditional bar meals along with real ales. Woodbuners keep the place toasty in wintry months.
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The Old Wainhouse
A country pub close to the South West Coast path between Bude and Boscastle.Try the succulent 21-day-matured steak. Children are welcome. Dogs allowed.
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The Tree Inn
Emma and Bob create a very welcoming vibe and the food is spot on too! Enjoy a classic pub lunch in the courtyard which is a real sun trap.
Pubs near Widemouth Bay
'If you're looking for the finest Widemouth Bay Pubs we have asked our guests holidaying near Widemouth Bay to rate 8 pubs and help you find the perfect one!'
The Coombe Barton Inn
21 September 2020
The inn on the beach; The Coombe Barton Inn is in a great location overlooking Crackington Haven beach.
Bridge Inn
A large cosy dog friendly pub in the centre of the village. There's a real fire and Cask ales are available. Parking is available roadside and there are regular live music nights.
Preston Gate Inn
A pretty village inn with lots of outdoor seating for alfresco dining. Children and dogs are welcome and the menu is created using local ingredients.
The Falcon Hotel
An old coaching house set on the Bude canal. Relaxed eating and drinking in the Coachman's bar. On sunny days, the canal views from the beer terrace are lovely. Cornish meat, seafood and fish are well represented on the menu in the more formal restaurant.
The Kings Arms, Stratton
Serves home cooked traditional bar meals along with real ales. Woodbuners keep the place toasty in wintry months.
The Old Wainhouse
A country pub close to the South West Coast path between Bude and Boscastle.Try the succulent 21-day-matured steak. Children are welcome. Dogs allowed.
The Tree Inn
Emma and Bob create a very welcoming vibe and the food is spot on too! Enjoy a classic pub lunch in the courtyard which is a real sun trap.