Tarr Farm is situated just above one of Britain's finest clapper bridges, 'Tarr Steps', since Elizabethan times and provides a tranquil setting, nestling in the middle of the Exmoor National Park, with beautiful landscapes and delightful walks. The Inn has a 5 star AA accommodation rating and a one Rosette restaurant with period features where you dine in a relaxed atmosphere.

From the faithfully modern British menu arrive starters of fillet of beef carpaccio, locally smoked salmon, pan-fried scallops with celeriac and truffle puree, and gruyere and leek tart. Hearty main course dishes include Red Ruby Devon rib eye, stuffed saddle of West Country lamb, and loin of outdoor reared pork. Banana and toffee soufflé, chocolate marquise and trio of rhubarb make for some enticing desserts.

For the adventurous, the options outside Tarr Farm are endless - shooting, mountain biking, and rock-climbing amongst others.