The Journeys End Inn
The Journeys End Inn, Ringmore, Nr Kingsbridge, TQ7 4HL
Member Overview
What is The Journey's End Inn?
The Journey's End Inn is a characterful 13th-century free house located in the picturesque village of Ringmore, near Kingsbridge in South Devon. Combining the charm of a traditional village pub with the reputation of a destination food venue, the inn is known for exceptional food, expertly kept real ales and a warm welcome for locals, walkers, families and visitors exploring the South Hams coastline.
Situated close to National Trust land, Ayrmer Cove and the South West Coast Path, The Journey's End offers the perfect place to relax after a countryside or coastal walk, with cosy fires in winter and a large beer garden for warmer days.
What does The Journey's End Inn offer?
The Journey's End Inn serves seasonal, chef-led food alongside an outstanding selection of Devon real ales, wines and local drinks. The kitchen focuses on fresh ingredients and changing menus inspired by the coastline and countryside of the South Hams.
Guests can enjoy:
- Seasonal lunch and dinner menus
- Chef-led pub dining
- Fresh local produce
- Devon real ales
- Craft lager brewed locally
- Fine wines
- Sunday lunches
- Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options
- Large beer garden
- Dog-friendly hospitality
Menus change regularly to make the most of seasonal ingredients and local sourcing.
Our Specialities
- Seasonal pub dining
- Devon real ales
- South Hams produce
- Sunday roasts
- Fresh seafood dishes
- Local meats
- Chef-led menus
- Traditional pub hospitality
- Cask-conditioned ales
- Coastal-inspired cuisine
- Large beer garden
- Dog-friendly pub
- South Devon food destination
- Village pub atmosphere
- Walking and dining stopovers
Why Choose The Journey's End Inn?
The Journey's End Inn has earned a reputation as one of South Devon's most respected food pubs, combining traditional inn character with an ambitious, ingredient-led approach to cooking.
Provenance & Local Sourcing
The kitchen works with a range of trusted suppliers, including:
- Aune Valley meats
- Liddstones meats
- S & J Fisheries seafood
- Cornish Produce vegetables
- Turtle Farm produce
- Country Cheeses and local dairy suppliers
Menus are built around quality, seasonality and provenance, with fresh ingredients sourced locally wherever possible.
Award-Winning Reputation
The pub has been recognised among the Top 50 Gastropubs in the UK and has also received Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice recognition, reflecting consistently strong reviews for its food and hospitality.
Real Ale Heritage
The Journey's End is particularly known for its carefully kept, cask-conditioned Devon ales, served traditionally through gravity-fed brass taps and changing regularly to showcase independent local breweries.
Where can you find The Journey's End Inn?
Located in the heart of the conservation village of Ringmore, the inn sits close to Ayrmer Cove, Bigbury-on-Sea and the South West Coast Path.
Opening Hours
Monday: Closed (except Bank Holidays)
Tuesday - Sunday Lunch: 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Tuesday - Sunday Evening: From 6:00 pm until close
Sunday Evenings: Food service not typically available
Food Service
Lunch: 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Dinner: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Sunday Lunch available
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is The Journey's End Inn?
The pub is located in Ringmore, near Kingsbridge in the South Hams area of South Devon.
What type of food does The Journey's End Inn serve?
The inn serves seasonal, chef-led menus featuring local meats, seafood and fresh produce.
Is The Journey's End Inn dog friendly?
Yes. The pub is well known for its rotating selection of traditional Devon cask ales
Is booking recommended?
Yes. Due to its popularity with both locals and visitors, advance booking is strongly recommended, particularly for weekends and Sunday lunch
Is Sunday lunch worth booking?
Absolutely. The Journey's End Inn is widely regarded as one of the South Hams' standout food pubs, and their Sunday roast is consistently praised for its quality ingredients, generous servings and welcoming atmosphere. Booking ahead is strongly recommended, particularly during holidays and the summer season.
Do they cater for other dietary requirements
Yes. Alongside vegetarian choices, The Journey's End Inn also offers vegan and gluten-free options, making it a popular choice for mixed groups with different dietary needs. [eu-prod.as...rosoft.com]
Top tip: If you're planning to visit for Sunday lunch or a busy weekend service, book ahead and let the team know about any dietary requirements when making your reservation.
Can vegetarians enjoy Sunday lunch at The Journey's End Inn?
Yes. The pub regularly caters for vegetarian diners, including during Sunday lunch service. As roasts and specials can change, it's always a good idea to mention dietary requirements when booking so the team can advise on the day's options.