From the wild edges of Dartmoor to the winding lanes of the South Hams, Devon’s pubs pair big landscapes with big-hearted cooking. Our 100 Best Pubs 2025 list features a handful of standouts – from The Bull Inn in Totnes, championing organic, low-waste dining, to the riverside Millbrook Inn at ......
Pies may be thought an obvious pub stalwart, but at Parkers Arms they achieve new heights. The pastrywork alone is worth the journey to the rural Newton-in-Bowland pub, but if you can't get there, here is chef-owner Stosie Madi’s recipe for a mackerel and tomato pie.
What a pleasure to report positively on the new direction taken by the Bridge Arms now that Elliot Hewitt, former general manager of the Rose and the Blue Pelican (both in Deal), and David Gadd, ex-head chef of the Rose, have taken over. We never really understood the previous iteration ......
Not for nothing was Joyce Molyneux celebrated as a leading chef. Highly acclaimed by The Good Food Guide, and one of the first female chefs in Britain to be awarded a Michelin star (1978), the restaurant she founded and co-owned was at the forefront of modern British cooking in the 1970s and 1980s. The Carved Angel’s very first appearance in the Guide in 1975 gave notice that this was an extraordinary restaurant and it went on to become one of the most famous restaurants in the UK. Joyce Molyneux retired in 1999, and died in 2022, aged 91.
There’s no doubt that the north coast of Cornwall is spectacular in the winter, writes Nathan Outlaw. I enjoy the weather for its drama and power…to me it shows off how amazing Port Isaac is. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy the sunshine, but sometimes you need the cobwebs blown away and that feeling of contrast when you arrive somewhere warm and cosy after the bluster.
