Pubs with Bruce

St. Ives, Cornwall. Originally known as The Red Lion, it was mentioned in a 1728 survey of St. Ives and by 1784 it was called The Golden...

St. Ives, Cornwall. dates back to 1312 with the current building constructed in the 17th or 18th century. Situated on the harbour front,...

Falmouth, Cornwall. Granted it's license in 1660 (the same year Falmouth was granted its Royal Charter), the current building dates from...

Trebellan, North Cornwall. Down steep, narrow lanes near the village of Cubert and into the Hamlet of Trebellan you will find this...

Crantock, North Cornwall. This thatched roof pub is over 400 years old. The village dates back to 460 AD when it was founded by Irish...

Brixham, Devon. Originally a 17th century sail-loft, it was converted to a pub in the 1850s. The small bar area has beamed ceilings,...

East Allington, Devon. This pub visit began with what I had planned to be a nice (approximate) 2 mile walk through the woods and...

Brixham, Devon. Dating back to 1623, it is said that when William of Orange landing in Brixham in 1688 he stopped here for a drink before...

Plymouth. A beautiful triangle shaped corner building (looking somewhat like the front of a ship) located in the Barbican area of...

Plymouth. Dating back to 1740 the pub is one of the city's oldest and has a strong connection to its maritime history. Originally serving...

Plymouth. Believed to be one of the city's oldest pubs, the building dates from the late 17th century with late 19th century additions....

Salcombe, Devon. Located in the lovely estuary town of Salcolme, the pub's building dates back to the 14th century with the pub itself...

Merrivale, Dartmoor, Devon. Initially formed from 17th century cottages, possibly including stables, it served as a coaching stop and...

East Prawle, Devon. After a hike around beautiful Prawle Point (the southernmost point in Devon) and another trip down a treacherous rat...

Buckfastleigh, Devon. Housed in an 18th century Devon quarry house, it became a coaching inn in the 19th century, playing a vital role in...

Ashprington (Totnes, Devon). This historic country Inn has a history dating back to 1725. Originally part of the Sharpham Estate, it was...

Bow Bridge, (Totnes, Devon). After braving a treacherous trip down a twisting, turning rat run (a tiny one lane road where if you meet an...

Kingsbridge, Devon. Located near the town's estuary, this pub has been in existence since the mid-18th century. There are two rooms off...

Totnes, Devon. Dating back to the 1800s with the first registration known to be in 1837 and is of course named after Admiral Lord Nelson....

Totnes, Devon. Originally a coaching inn, the hotel and pub dates back to the late 17th century. Perhaps built by George Rooke, the Mayor...