Cary Arms , Babbacombe - pub details
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Address: Babbacombe Beach , Babbacombe, Torquay, Devon, TQ1 3LX [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 28977) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Website: http://www.caryarms.co.uk
Torre (1.9 miles), Torquay (2.1 miles), Paignton (4.2 miles)
- Quiz night (2nd Sunday Evening of Each Month), Live music (1st Sunday Evening of Each Month)
- Dartboard
- Food served (12noon - 3pm & 6.30pm - 9pm), Sunday roast, Gluten free meals available (Apon request), Real ale (Otter Bitter,Otter Bright, St Austel Tribute, Bays Gold,Ohanlons Yellow Hammer, Cornish Rattler,), Cocktails
- Seaside location (Stunning views over Babbacombe Bay and the South Devon coastline)
- Outside seating (Set in wonderful terrace style gardens), Dogs allowed (Well behaved dogs most welcome. On the coastal footpaths), Children allowed (Childrens menu available), Credit cards accepted, Car park (Use the local beach car park), Smoking area (Outside next to the log fire), Function room for hire (Wedding Licence up to 40 persons), Accommodation available (Boutique hotel rooms all with sea views.Plus holiday cottages), Wireless internet access (All areas free service), Disabled access (Parking available with prior notice)
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other pubs nearby:
Babbacombe Inn, Torquay (0.2 miles), Dog and Duck, Babbacombe (0.2 miles), Dog and Duck, Torquay (0.2 miles), George Inn, Torquay (0.2 miles), Bucaneer Inn, Babbacombe (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of Cary Arms , Babbacombe
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Of course fantastic location. One of the best ways to visit this place is to use the Babbacombe cliff railway and then walk along the shore to it. The road was in a ridiculous state and I wouldn't fancy driving up or down it. Just too expensive though as it markets itself as a boutique hotel more than a pub. Worth a visit on a lovely day though. 6/10 montie49 - 23 Jul 2018 18:16 |
Why is the first thing I see when I click onto this 'pub' a picture of a bedroom??!! What has that got to do with the pub or the beer it sells? Have the management of this establishment blatantly exploited this website to plug itself? I think we already know the answer. holbornboy - 25 Aug 2014 21:28 |
Stopped in the Beach Cottage for 4 nights last week. Beautiful spot for some R&R. True the beer is dear as is the food 9especially the �60 baked potato!!), but the view and the surroundings are beautiful. This is not just any old boozer, it is a destination pub. Great pint of Otter and Tribute. one evening the chef cooked up the 29 Pollock and 3 mackerel that we caught off the pier that morning and it was pleanty to feed 8 so if you are worried about the portion sizes, catch your own fish! 427scr - 4 Jul 2011 10:20 |
expensive food.. Ordered adult fish in batter and a child's portion of the same. There was almost no difference in portion size. If you go, buy two child's portions if you are hungry because one adult portion won't be enough. Two child's portions costs the same as one adult !! Other than that, nice pub and good views across the bay. Tango7 - 18 Jul 2010 11:25 |
wow thsi place has changed since the last time we were here. Must be the steepest hill ever to get to a pub. Luckily the wife drove. Cracking local ales. Food was overpriced and wife fish overcooked but that can happen. Id imagine this place is heaving in the summer. Best view of any pub EVER kingofthepub - 30 Dec 2009 13:57 |
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