The Tamar Valley has a great range of places to eat out. You'll find restaurants from Launceston to Plymouth, using fresh local produce and often with wonderful views to enjoy while you have your meal.
| The Wildflower Restaurant @ Moorland Garden Hotel |
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With views over the lawn and gardens, The Wildflower Restaurant is a popular place for lunch or dinner. The Dartmoor Bar and Lounge has a relaxed atmosphere, where your four legged friend is welcome. |
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| Countryman Cider |
Traditional cider maker located in 15th century stables. You are welcome to tour our orchard, mill and press barn and taste samples in our shop. We also sell country wines, brandy, apple juice, cider vinegar and mead |
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| Coombe Trenchard Gardens |
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A beautiful Edwardian house and gardens designed in the 'Arts & Crafts' period with far reaching views of Dartmoor. |
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| Bere Ferrers Community Shop |
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Every Saturday 10.00 - 12.00 in the village hall. Tea coffee, soft drinks and home made cakes are available, all served by volunteers. |
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| Morwellham Quay |
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Staff welcome visitors to our bustling Victorian heritage village, quay, and mine. |
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| Tors Restaurant at Two Bridges Hotel |
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A true taste of Devon - under the guidance of Executive Chef Mike Palmer, the Tors Restaurant at the Two Bridges Hotel is one of the most sought after dining destinations, not only on Dartmoor but across the whole of Devon. Whether enjoying a stay with us, stopping for lunch whilst walking on the moor, popping in for a cream tea or planning a special night out, guests will always be reated to delicious, locally sourced food alongside a wonderful selection of local ailes and superb wines - all in the stunning surroundings of Dartmoor National Park. |
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| Take a Trip on the Tamar Valley Line |
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The Tamar Valley Line from Plymouth to Gunnislake. |
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| Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre |
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Nestling in the peaceful Devon countryside, Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre offers a unique indoor opportunity to view and experience our fairground heritage. |
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| Darren's Cars |
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Hello and welcome to Darren's Cars in Callington, Cornwall. We can offer you Local trips, long distance journeys, one off trips, regular runs, specialised trips or just getting back from the shops - We can accommodate all your transport needs. With a fleet of 13 vehicles with 4, 6 or 8 passenger seats combinations, we can make arrangements for larger parties. With fixed price travel there are no surprises. We also offer a Nationwide Courier Service. Please contact us for a quote – we will be pleased to help. |
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| Stuart Bailey Media |
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Stuart Bailey Media specialises in providing a professional, customer-focused Video Production and Photography service for both businesses and individual clients. Based on the Devon and Cornwall border close to Plymouth and inside the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, we are simply spoilt for choice for beautiful locations. Within touching distance of both the sea and Dartmoor and with urban areas ranging from small rural villages to bustling city centres, it is an amazingly inspirational place to live and work. |
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| Arundell Arms Restaurant and Bars |
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Food That’s Among the Best in England. Fine-dining, Brasserie style, or hearty pub-classics, find delicious food to suit every occasion from different restaurant areas at the Arundell Arms. All use fresh produce from local suppliers and all are led by Head Chef, Steven Pidgeon – internationally recognised for modern British cuisine and 1 of only 80 Master Chefs in Great Britain. This year we celebrate 20 consecutive years holding the AA 2 Rosette find dining award. |
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| The Shippen at Coombe Mill |
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Cornwall, Pets Not Allowed, No Children, Free Parking, Walkers Welcome, Romantic Breaks, Cyclists Welcome, By the River |
WILDLIFE HAVEN WITH RIVER, CORNWALL: Private nature reserve, wildlife tours, woodland paths, free parking, walkers and cyclists welcome, romantic breaks. Regrettably no pets or children. The Shippen at Coombe Mill is a one bedroomed detached property for two people that is close to the River Carey and surrounded by a private nature reserve of 34 acres. It is the perfect retreat for those who enjoy wildlife and peace and quiet. There are kingfishers, dippers, owls, deer, foxes, badgers, otters and bats as well as butterflies, dragonflies and damselflies. |
| The Horn of Plenty Restaurant |
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WiFi, Free Parking, Devon, Real Fire, Wheelchair Accessible, Walkers Welcome, Romantic Breaks, Licensed, Stay in a Historic House, Dog Friendly, Cyclists Welcome, Evening Meals Available, Great Views |
The Horn of Plenty has been thrilling guests for over 50 years with some of the South West's very best food, stunning views and elegant surroundings. |
| Hotel Endsleigh Restaurant |
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Devon, Wheelchair Accessible, Romantic Breaks, Stay in a Historic House, Dog Friendly, Great Views, By the River |
Hotel Endsleigh is a romantic Regency period house with far reaching unspoilt views across the Tamar Valley. The place to unwind and relax. |
| Bere Ferrers Station Heritage Centre |
Tamar Belle Heritage Centre at Bere Ferrers Station on the Tamar Valley Rail Line incorporates imaginatively converted vintage railway carriages in an authentic railway environment. Heritage, Holidays & Hospitality. |
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| Dante Summer Festival |
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DANTE SUMMER FESTIVAL 8th - 12th July 2019 |
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| Weddings at Tavistock Town Hall |
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The Town Hall was designed by Edward Rundle, architect to the 7th Duke of Bedford. It was opened on the 2nd February 1864 with a Grand Ball which went on until 4am as reported by the Tavistock Gazette of the day. The building at the time also housed a Savings Bank, Parish Council offices and a Market Keepers residence. It was built over the site of Mathew Street, Lower Brook Street and Lower Market Street. |
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| Tamar Valley Food Hubs |
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Tamar Valley Food Hubs is a 'not for profit' online farmers market delivering the best of Tamar Valley food and drink to homes and holiday cottages across the valley every week. |
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| Tavistock Library |
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Tavistock Library is located opposite the bus station, close to the Wharf and town centre. The library offers a fun and vibrant environment, with a warm welcome to everyone. There are lots of activities for children including story time, Bounce and Rhyme for babies and toddlers and after school Lego Club. The Home Ed group meets at the library every Tuesday morning and there is a regular Chatterbooks reading group, plus lots more going on over the summer holidays. |
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| The Horn of Plenty Hotel |
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WiFi, Devon, Real Fire, Wheelchair Accessible, Walkers Welcome, Romantic Breaks, Licensed, Stay in a Historic House, Dog Friendly, Cyclists Welcome, Evening Meals Available, Great Views |
This multi award winning, independently owned 4 Star Country House Hotel has been stunning guests for over 50 years with some of the region's very best food, views and accommodation. |
