A friendly local situated on the New Quay beach. It is alongside the historic New Quay, which was built in 1821 to tranship granite carried by the Hay Tor granite tramway, Stover Canal and Teign estuary, to ships, for building works in London (London Bridge being one) and elsewhere. The pub, previously called the Newfoundland Fishery, dates from the 17th century. It is open all day, with open mic night on Tuesdays and live bands usually on Fridays & Saturdays.
Historic Interest
Dates from the 17th century
This Pub serves no changing beers and 1 regular beer.
New Quay Inn, Teignmouth
Notice an error or missing details? Help us keep our pub & club information accurate by sharing any corrections or updates you spot.
Discover this charming pub and immerse yourself in the local area with one of our curated pub walk guides. It’s the perfect way to explore while enjoying a refreshing pint!
A unique mix of old-school charm and indie flavour, Newton Abbot’s trail packs character, local beer and proper cider into a walkable, welcoming adventure.
It’s two pub trails in one—buzzing seafront bars followed by hilltop hideaways. Sea views, local beer, and proper Devon character all the way through.
A harbour-hugging trail with fishing-town charm, characterful pubs, and a serious range of ale—all with the sea never far from sight.