First place we spotted that wasn't an Inn or cheapo take-away joint - great looking menu and…read morefriendly staff. Had the blue cheese beef burger which was delish, first time in a while I've been asked how I want my burger cooked too (not sure if that's the norm in the UK?). Massive burger, crispy toasted bun (I personally prefer soft bun but oh well) Finished with the chocolate truffle cake for dessert; not too sweet, nice and rich dark chocolate. All very affordable in my opinion, and as mention earlier wait staff were very friendly and easy going. We went on a Saturday night so naturally got busy from 7ish, book ahead Was going to rate 4 stars but honestly can't think of anything I was dissatisfied with (maybe I'm easy pleased!) - and considering the style of place (ie: cafe restaurant) I think 5/5 is deserved

I wish I could clone Jack Sprat's and bring it back to Scotland. The cafe is beautifully appointed…read morewith lots of attention to detail and nice personal touches, and the food is terrific. We opted for brunches all around and did not regret it for a minute. Our only regret is that we are rarely in that part of the world. We ended up in Dawlish purely by chance but if I ever pass through the town again Jack Sprat's will be my first port of call. Plenty of metered parking nearby and all around The Lawn. Lovely looking menu for later in the day too, and I spotted a xmas menu at the door. Highly recommended!

The Old Mill Tea rooms, is one of the most tradational tea rooms, in Dawlish. The cafe is family…read morerun, and serves, breakfasts, drinks, and light lunches. You can sit inside or on the small courtyard where the water wheel is. The water wheel was restarted by a lot of hard work and donations and is one of the only original waterwheels in full working order.

A Piece of Cake provides an excellent rest stop with delicious teas, cakes, and food…read more My friend and I discovered the cafe after a bracing walk from Exmouth to Dawlish, and found it very difficult to stop ordering from the menu! The blend of Earl Grey was very refreshing and the home made carrot cake and lemon sponge pudding (both with yummy Devon clotted cream!) were to die for. For mains we ate locally caught crab sandwiches and a jacket potato with tuna mayonnaise - both hearty, filling dishes giving us plenty of energy for the journey home. The decor is slightly bizarre, featuring old cameras and pictures of geese, and when it was only my friend and I in the cafe one felt as though one had to speak rather quietly for fear of disturbing the calm atmosphere! However this was a delightful tea rooms with generous, reasonably priced, and delicious fare on offer. The service was excellent and very friendly and I would certainly go back to try their award winning soup!

Would have got 5 star but the service let it down. I will…read moreadmit the cafe was full and I took the last table. Ordered a cream tea (see picture). The scones arrived before the tea, and I had time to cut and put jam and cream on 2 scones before it arrived. No apology, just some muttering about bagging their own teabags taking time. Cream tea was excellent, homemade scones with plenty of jam, cream and strawberrys. Would visit again but on a quieter day.

This is a very cosy cafe, small but not crampt, good food and friendly staff the only thing i will…read moresay to why i only gave it 3 stars was the location as its right on the corner of the road so very noisy and a little dangerous for small children.

A lovely little cafe with excellent food and prices. The staff were happy to cater to my fussy…read moretastes with no problems and the roast pork was delicious. The staff were so friendly and they have a wide selection of food and drinks. It is situated just next to Harrisons amusements and therefore can be a bit busy outside.

GOOD AMBIANCE AND COMFORT Open for breakfast, lunch and tea…read moreseven days a week the cafe here provides a comprehensive service in a pleasant environment. At around 4.30 pm on a January Saturday there were a few customers who seemed happy enough with their tea and cakes. The 'smile and greet' from the serving lady did not happen and she told us the closing time was 4.45 when in fact it was 5 pm.(pic) We wondered why ! We only wanted tea for two and this quickly appeared and we paid the reasonable price of £3. Later another staff member convinced us that they have good allergy policies in place with little risk of cross contamination of food on display. Parking is free and adjacent, easy disabled access, comfy cushioned chairs and everything spotlessly clean with a grade 5 hygiene certificate on display. The rest of this trading complex includes a Food Hall with high priced but apparently good quality items. There is also a garden sales area and a Trading Post both of which are worth a visit. We also took the footpath walk down to the river. STARS GAINED FOR; Menu range. Allergy product knowledge. General satisfaction. Likely to return.Own free Car Park. Ambiance and decor. Seating comfort. STARS NOT GAINED FOR; Staff 'Smile and Greet' on arrival. Staff to customer attitude on arrival.Staff knowledge (of closing time)

Just popped in for a quick Americano and was mightily impressed. Great decor, great coffee and…read morequality cakes too. I would certainly recommend it.

Really sweet and lovely place to visit whilst in Teighnmouth…read more The cakes were delicious and it's got a very cosy and calm atmosphere.