Discover the best pubs & restaurants in Dartmouth

About Dartmouth

Dartmouth is a popular family destination situated on River Dart; it has many beaches with golden coastlines that stretch out for miles. Why not discover this captivating beauty? Dartmouth has its fair share of pubs, bars, restaurants, and cafes. Some pubs include the Dartmouth arms, which offers luscious cuisine made from fresh ingredients; they also provide traditional pub meals, including burgers, sausages, Scampi, and plenty of other dishes. The pub has a wide assortment of wines, beers, and spirits, leaving you to make a tricky decision on what to order. Other pubs include the crab, the dolphin, the floating bridge, etc. Dartmouth is also home to various restaurants such as Anzac Street Bistro, Taylors, The Angel, and many more offering mouth-watering dishes.

Dartmouth Castle is one of the town’s most renowned attractions that bring in crowds to visit, see and learn about the remarkable fort that has stunning architectural features. When visiting the castle, you can glance down at Dartmouth town from its soaring towers. You can use a ferry to get to and from the castle where you can spot some wildlife, enjoy the fresh air and the stunning landscape. At Dartmouth Castle, there is plenty to discover and explore, including the harbour chain, the gun tower, the passageways of the castle, and the history of the town and palace. The castle has many artifacts from the past; it also has toilets, gift shops, and cafes.

When visiting Dartmouth, you must visit Royal avenue gardens which is an exotic Greenland overlooking the riverfront and is home to many tropical plants and various kinds of wildlife. The park has many flowerbeds in each corner, presenting the perfect opportunity to have a photo-shoot or capture the beauty of nature on your smartphone. The park has a few sculptures, rose gardens, herb gardens, and a small pond. The park was created by the council and has facilities such as a car park and toilets.

Blackpool Sands is a short distance from Dartmouth on the A379, a golden crescent shingle beach, ideal for a family day out. The beach is used for special occasions such as weddings and birthdays, and is also popular for water sports such as kayaking, paddle boarding and swimming with all the gear needed available for hire. During the summer, the beach holds events such as open-air cinema, a music festival, and the Dartmouth Triathlon (all subject to covid constraints). Blackpool Sands has ample parking, a café and take-away, serving local organic produce and its famous burgers and also a beach shop to complete your day out.