Warren House Inn is a traditional, cosy pub located in Dartmoor National Park. It's a pretty iconic landmark and was originally built to serve the busy local tin mining community. The last mine was closed in 1930 so now it serves passers by and travellers and stands out by being known as 'the lonely inn'. It's always a bustling spot though, especially in the summer when hikers and tourists wish to enjoy the views with a drink and spot of lunch.

The menu is locally sourced and focuses on hearty and wholesome dishes, including pies and ham and chips! The fires are lit for a cosy atmosphere so if you're looking for a respite from your walk, the Warren House Inn is a fabulous option.