A 12th century bread and breakfast inn, The Tucker's Arms is a beautiful old English pub located in the village of Dalwood, 3 miles west of Axminster. Sporting a white-washed facade with thatched roofs, the interior of the inn is cosy and comfortable, with low-beamed ceilings, flag stone floors, a long wooden bar at one end and an ancient inglenook fireplace. The inn serves a wide variety of authentic British fare which is freshly prepared with ingredients sourced from local markets.

The bar food at lunch time includes filled baguettes and baked potatoes; beer-battered fish, and Thai carb linguine. There also fast foods of home-made burger topped with cheese, sausage and mash, ham and egg. Evening dishes include slow-roast pork belly with rosemary, garlic and cider cream sauce; lamb rump topped with tomato and chilli chutney; baked chicken breast with a creamy wild mushroom sauce; and salmon fillet with pesto dressing.

The bar serves a varied collection of wines, malt whiskies and well-kept cask ales from the local breweries.