Seagate Appledore

Where the River Torridge meets the open sea, The Seagate in Appledore stands proudly as a coastal haven of great food, fine drinks, and warm Devon hospitality.

About The Seagate Appledore

Inside, the pub combines coastal character with modern comfort, featuring rustic wooden beams, soft lighting, and a welcoming atmosphere that instantly makes you feel at home. The bar is stocked with a fine selection of West Country ales, ciders, and wines, while the restaurant serves up a menu inspired by the sea—think locally caught fish, fresh shellfish, and classic pub favourites cooked with flair. With large windows looking out over the estuary and a sun-soaked terrace for warmer days, it’s the perfect spot to relax and take in the beauty of Appledore.

Seagate Appledore

As much a part of the town’s fabric as the fishing boats bobbing in the harbour, The Seagate is loved by both locals and visitors. Whether you’re exploring the winding streets of Appledore, walking the South West Coast Path, or catching the ferry to Instow, this waterfront gem is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates great food, stunning views, and the timeless charm of North Devon’s coastline.

A Brief History of The Seagate Appledore

Dating back to the 17th century, The Seagate has long been a refuge for sailors, fishermen, and travellers seeking shelter from the wild North Devon coast. Its history is intertwined with Appledore’s rich maritime past, from the days of shipbuilding and smuggling to its modern role as a vibrant hub for food and hospitality. While the pub has evolved over the years, it has never lost its seafaring spirit, continuing to offer a warm welcome and a front-row seat to the ever-changing beauty of the estuary.

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