Best & Cool Bars in Ilfracombe

"Park Street, Exford, Exmoor National Park TA24 7PP EnglandBar, British, PubBreakfast, Lunch, Drinks, DinnerReservations, Outdoor Seating, Parking Available, Free Off-Street Parking, Television, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Seating, Street Parking, Wheelchair Accessible, Digital Paym[email protected]+44 1643 831554http://www.crownhotelexmoor.co.uk"

"As befits a hotel set right beside Exford's village green, the restaurant at the Crown revels in a country-house vibe, offering twice-baked cheese soufflé, wild boar and apple sausages, and a beef and ale pie."

"Here hunting prints and stags' heads preside over leather armchairs, while luxury toiletries and masses of polished wood lend bedrooms a comfortable, traditional vibe."

"Small number of tables overlooking the harbour, with some quite random but intriguing pictures to decorate the walls. Very friendly service and a small, yet perfectly formed choice of wines. 01/06/2021: We LOVE this little gem.You can get a great glass (or 2 or 3) of wine and sit and watch the world go by."

"Where: EX34 9ED / 5 minutes’ drive away If you fancy a little 25 minute walk, pop to the George & Dragon for some delicious and traditional pub grub with a friendly atmosphere from this family run pub, by landlords Linda and Jonathan. Enjoy an evening out with your puppy and relax in the beautiful setting of Ilfracombe Harbour by testing your taste buds with wonderful homemade food, which is served every day, with the George & Dragon open every day from 11:30am to midnight. The pub also has a range of fun events all year round, including live music, pub quizzes and even spontaneous jam sessions."

"Just as with any seaside town worth its salt, there are plenty of good pubs in Ilfracombe, and the George and Dragon is certainly one of them. It dates to 1360, making it the oldest establishment in Ilfracombe, as evidenced by the wooden beams that nod to yesteryear. There’s a strong selection of local ales, a small but creative food menu, and darts, dominoes and playing cards available by request."

"If you’re tired of the original gastropub concept of a tarted-up boozer then this ancient thatched inn in the Exmoor National Park is for you. Se ..." Read our full review"

"If you’re tired of the original gastropub concept of a tarted-up boozer then this ancient thatched inn in the Exmoor National Park is for you. Se ..."

"2 Bank Square, Dulverton, Exmoor National Park TA22 9BU EnglandBar, British, PubLunch, DinnerReservations, Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Highchairs Available, Table Service[email protected]+44 1398 324437http://www.lionhoteldulverton.com"

"A warm welcome awaits you at the Ilfracombe Carlton, a privately owned hotel, well situated in the heart of Ilfracombe - North Devon's premier seaside resort. Ilfracombe is a hundred holidays, North Devon a thousand. There are many attractions to visit or just relax and unwind in the surrounds of the hotel."

"A sensitively preserved medieval building in Minehead, Cross Lane House is a picturesque setting for contemporary British dining. Its menu changes daily, incorporating the finest available produce from a trusted list of local suppliers, with light…"

"At the harbour entrance is one of a couple of Ilfracombe landmarks that everybody has an opinion about. Verity, by the world-famous sculptor and installation artist Damien Hirst, was erected in October 2012 and is typically uncompromising. This 20-metre stainless steel and bronze statue is an allegory of truth and justice, showing a pregnant woman standing on a pile of law books, holding the Sword of Justice aloft in her left hand and carrying the Scales in her left."

"Overlooking the historic harbour of Ilfracombe, Verity is a 20.25-meter tall sculpture (by Damien Hirst) made of stainless steel and bronze which is pretty hard to miss. Now, Verity herself is a sculpture of a pregnant woman standing on a heap of books, holding the Sword of Justice with one arm. The other side of Verity shows the exposed muscles and the fetus in her womb and it’s pretty impressive to see."

"The Verity statue was designed by resident Damien Hirst in 2012; it towers 66ft (20m) over Ilfracombe Harbour. The statue depicts a pregnant woman raising a sword in one hand and carrying the scales of justice in the other. It’s not an image you’re likely to forget in a hurry, and visitors often travel to Ilfracombe just to see this magnificent statue."

"A little way back from Hele Bay in the Hillsborough Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty there’s a working 16th century corn mill, grinding and selling wholemeal flour. You can take a tour of this picturesque whitewashed building to see the National Diesel Engine in action and have a go at grinding your own flour with a quern-stone. Hele Corn Mill also has an award-winning tearoom preparing tempting homemade cakes and scones for cream teas using the mill’s own flour."

"Not too far from Hele Bay Beach sits Hele Corn Mill & Tea Room, a water mill which had been milling flour since the 16th century. They have a wide array of cakes to choose from and the outstanding Devonshire cream tea. It is recommended to check opening dates online before going down."

"A Quality Assured 2 Star Family Run Hotel located within its own Award Wining Grounds and boasting a charming private wooded path leading guests down towards the High Street and Seafront both of which are only a 5 minute stroll away. We have a stunning Four Poster Room and a Spa Bath Room amongst our comfortable bedrooms. We are on the Coast to Coast Cycle Path close to many glorious walks within driving distance of some of the finest Golf Clubs in the area and many Blue Flag Beaches."

"The Darnley Hotel features home cooked evening meals from our inhouse restaurant which also provides you breakfast in the mornings. A Licensed bar, family r ..."

"Darnley Hotel provides a comfortable setting while in Ilfracombe. It is conveniently located for guests wishing to visit local attractions."

"Enjoy spectacular coastal views, the highest sea cliffs in England and leafy wooded gorges where fast flowing streams flow to the rugged shores of the North Devon or Somerset coast. The Exmoor National Park spans two counties; North Devon and West Somerset covering almost 70,000 hectares of moorland, farmland and woodland. At the heart of Exmoor is an open wilderness of heath and moor smothered in wild heather and gorse."

"Known for its rushing rivers, ancient woodland, magnificent coastline and roaming hill paths, Exmoor provides the perfect setting for all those seeking the freedom of the great outdoors. Here are ten places of historic significance and natural wonder to visit during your travels around Exmoor National Park…"