King's Arms Inn
Tedburn St Mary
EXETER
EX6 6EG
Opening Times
11-3, 6-11 Mon-Thu; 11-Midnight Fri-Sun
Owner
Singer Inns & Taverns
About the Pub
A traditional 16th-century thatched Devon village inn. It was one of several inns on the main routes connecting important cities and towns offering accomodation to travellers. A friendly open plan pub offering morning coffees, lunches, afternoon teas, bar snacks and dinners - A La Carte menu. There is a lawned garden, sheltered courtyard and children's play area - families welcome. Bed and breakfast en-suite accomodation is available. Special promotion between 5 and 7pm each day when ale is available at £2.50 a pint. A beer festival is held on August Bank Holiday weekend.
Historic Interest
Dating back to early 1600's, one of many hostelries found on main routes connecting important cities and towns.
Regular Beers
This pub serves 2 regular beers.
- Dartmoor Jail Ale
- Hanlons Yellowhammer
Changing Beers
This pub serves 1 changing beer.
Features
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Real Ale Available
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LocAle Accredited
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Quiet Pub
Facilities
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Lunchtime Meals
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Evening Meals
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Pub Garden
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Parking
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Dog Friendly
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Family Friendly
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Accommodation
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Camping Nearby
on-site
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Function Room
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Live Music
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Newspapers
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Real Fire
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Restaurant Area
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Separate Bar
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Smoking Area
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Sports TV
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Wifi
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Sat Nav Reference
Transport
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Close to Bus Routes
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