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A 300 year-old village inn, by a medieval stone bridge on the River Culm. A rustic bar leads on to a side room, then through to the restaurant area. The pub has been under completely new ownership and management since November 2014, and has undergone some sympathetic improvements. There is a large car park at the front and a raised fenced area with seating, which was once a railway goods siding. The beer list is ever changing, with occasional extra ones served under gravity. There is usually one beer from the Otter range and often ones from Salcombe and Dartmoor breweries.
Short colourful diamond quarry tiled floor passage as you enter. On the right is a bare floored small public bar, old counter (some modern additions), behind it is a servery that was covered over in the past - it has some old shelves but the lower section is modern. Part pannelled ceiling. Modern settle, 1930s small brick fireplace but with modern log burner. Opened up to the right with a further room, a modern but good counter and 1930s wood surround with brick interior fireplaces at each end i.e. was two small rooms in the past. Beyond that on the rear right is a dining room in two parts. In fact the entire pub, except for the public, is given over to dining.
Short colourful diamond quarry tiled floor passage as you enter. On the right is a bare floored small public bar, old counter (some modern additions), behind it is a servery that was covered over in the past - it has some old shelves but the lower section is modern. Part pannelled ceiling. Modern settle, 1930s small brick fireplace but with modern log burner. Opened up to the right with a further room, a modern but good counter and 1930s wood surround with brick interior fireplaces at each end i.e. was two small rooms in the past. Beyond that on the rear right is a dining room in two parts. In fact the entire pub, except for the public, is given over to dining.
This Pub serves 3 changing beers (Changing beers usually include Otter, Butcombe, Dartmoor and Salcombe breweries) and 1 regular beer.
Culm Valley Inn, Culmstock
Lunchtime Meals
Evening Meals
Garden
Family Friendly
Parking
Dog Friendly
Function Room
Games
Real Fire
Restaurant
Wi Fi
Real Ale
Real Cider
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