Photo of Pyne Arms, a gastropub near East Down (near Barnstaple), Devon, south west England. — © Roger Cornfoot / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Pyne Arms

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A village gastropub in the North Devon hamlet of East Down, cooking ambitious food that has carried it onto the national gastropub lists. Rooms upstairs make it an easy base between Exmoor and the coast. It stands close to the National Trust’s Arlington Court and its Victorian gardens, and within striking distance of Exmoor’s heaths for a day out on the moor.

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