The Ship Inn

PUBLICAN

Jane Chapman.

ADDRESS

Church Street, Axmouth, Seaton, Devon  EX12 4AF  Tel.  01297 21838

MAP

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PUB EXPLORER REFERENCE

10365

PUB OPENING TIMES

Monday - Saturday 11am - 2.30pm & 6pm - 11pm.
Sunday 12noon - 3pm - 6pm - 10.30pm.

DRINKS ON DRAUGHT

Carling, Stella, John Smiths, Guinness, Blackthorn Cider.

REAL ALES

Choice from the Otter brewery, Bass, Young's.

CASK MARQUE

We have been awarded with the CAMRA Cask Marque status, which means that all our real ales are prepared and served to a high standard.

GOOD BEER GUIDE

We have appeared in every edition of the CAMRA Good Beer Guide.

FOOD

Quality home-cooked food, making as much use as possible of local fish & game, home grown fruit, salads & particularly herbs. Range of Wines, Hot Chocolate, Tea & Cappuccino & Liqueur Coffees.

MEAL TIMES

Winter: Daily 12noon - 2pm & 7pm - 9pm.
Summer: Daily 12noon - 2.30pm & 6.30pm - 9.30pm

FUNCTIONS

Skittle Alley can be booked to accommodate private parties / functions. Suitable for up to 100 buffet style. Please do not hesitate to contact us to discuss your requirements.

FACILITIES

Beer Garden, Wheelchair Access, Disabled Toilet, Indoor Skittle Alley.

OTHER

Children Welcome, Dogs Allowed (on lead), recently extended Car Park. Switch & Credit Card accepted.

Axmouth is a beautiful, picturesque village at the mouth of the river Axe in Devon just off the A3052 (on the B3172) close to the Dorset border and just twenty miles from the M5.  The Ship Inn a creeper clad village Inn was built in 1880 after a fire on Christmas day destroyed the original that dated back to the tenth Century.  Family run since 1966, The Ship offers quality home-cooked food, making as much use as possible of local fish & game, home grown fruit, salads & particularly herbs served in either of the two bars or in the non-smoking restaurant.  One of only twenty-five pubs in the country to have featured in every edition of The Good Beer Guide we are currently offering three real ales.  Relax in the garden, where convalescing owls make unusual drinking companions and with spectacular views over the River Axe and surrounding countryside.