News & Updates

The Drewe Arms first Teignton Bazaar was a tremendous success. The indoor market was an opportunity to buy and sell items because as organiser Stephen Park says "one person's trash is another's treasure". The stalls were booked to capacity with some sellers choosing to be outside on what was a very rare sunny day.
This promises to be a regular event on the ever popular Drewe Arms calendar of events.

"Britain's best pubs revealed... so does YOUR favourite make the list? Our leading experts reveal their top pubs all over the country!"

60 people had a wonderful evening at the sell out Burns Supper on 24th January. The Northumbrian piper entertained us as we arrived and the the Haggis was ceremonially processed in.
The address to the Haggis was expertly given by Hamish Dumbreck.
Cressy the Drewe Arms' Head Chef provided a tasty supper.
A great time was had by all!

Tim Stone, one of our Management Team, is one of four rowers from three generations taking on the challenge of a lifetime this December — Rowing across the Atlantic Ocean as part of the World’s Toughest Row Race.

Yet more awards for the Drewe Arms!
SW Rural Pub of the Year 2025!!

We've just taken delivery of new benches for the Courtyard

A new 'Specials Menu' has been introduced and daily treats will be shown on the new board .

We're famous in Birmingham now too...

In March we asked the community what they wanted the Long Room to be used for: this is their view

On 17th March 2025 a devastating fire took hold in the thatched cottages opposite the pub. What started as a small fire next to a chimney, quickly spread and destroyed a row of ancient thatched cottages owned by the National Trust in the heart of the village.

It's with great excitement that we can announce that The Drewe Arms has won CAMRA's first ever Heritage Pub of the Year award!

Get in the festive spirit by booking your space at the Office Christmas Party

Experimental songs of the '80s: Kate Bush as you've never heard her before and a minimalist masterpiece by Steve Reich, performed by one of the UK's most adventurous string quartets.

Our first Cider and Cheese Festival takes place from Thursday 12th September to Sunday 15th September

Graham, Anne, Alan and Shelley have been hard at work redecorating the bunk rooms ready to be let.

Thursday 22nd August – Bank Holiday Monday 26th August.

It’s not every day you get a Prime Minister drop in to your local, but news of the record-breaking Drewe Arms Community Buyout, it would seem, has gone right to the top.

Join us for a delicious Friday night barbecue in the courtyard

The Drewe Arms holds record for largest Crowdfunder raise ever for a community pub!

The Drewe Arms Community Owned Pub is now officially open!