The Tom Cobley Tavern

About

The Tom Cobley Tavern, situated in the quaint Devon village of Spreyton, is a quintessential English pub that blends historic charm with modern hospitality. With a history that echoes the folk‑song legend of Thomas Cobley, the tavern has become a community hub for locals and visitors alike. The 16th‑century building boasts a timber‑framed thatched bar, a cozy snuggery with a roaring fire, and a spacious garden overlooking Dartmoor. The tavern offers a hearty traditional menu, with adult mains for £17.50 and child portions for £10.50, alongside a Sunday roast at £14 per adult and £8 per child. Guests can also sample a daily “basket meal” or choose from a rotating menu of local ciders and real ales, many of which are sourced from breweries within 30 miles. The venue is proud of its CAMRA awards, having been named National Cider Pub of the Year and winning multiple regional titles over the years. Dog‑friendly policies allow well‑behaved four‑legged companions to enjoy the garden or bar area, and a private dog‑treat bowl can be arranged. A floor‑to‑ceiling glass roof covers the central patio, making it a relaxed spot in any season. For those looking to stay overnight, the adjoining Bed & Breakfast offers six modern rooms with panoramic views of Dartmoor, complimentary breakfast, and a £7.50 surcharge for dog‑friendly rooms. A booking by telephone or via the website ensures a welcoming table or a comfortable night’s stay. Whether you’re after a pint by the fire, a family‑friendly Sunday roast, or a quiet overnight escape in the Devon countryside, The Tom Cobley Tavern delivers an authentic experience steeped in local heritage and warm hospitality.

At a glance

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• Typical visit: about 1 hour