Wow!!! What a find! Have tried other small coffee shops around but this place leads the way. Real…read morechocolate sprinkles on top of a lovely cappachino, unfortunately had sold out of soup so went for a 'burger special' it was awesome! You won't be disappointed coming here. (Great WiFi as well)

Lovely fair trade coffee and decent food at a reasonable price in a comfortable café…read more I have to say that I've had a couple of poor coffees at one of the other Boston Tea Party cafés, but the Barnstaple crew know how to make great coffee every time, and have a friendly bunch of baristas. Their menu offers a nice range of food that's always been fresh and tasty. Most of their menu seems to be sourced within the West Country, and they use free range eggs, organic milk, organic meats... On the whole, they're a great independent chain of cafés.

This is a rather unique coffee shop that's serves mostly healthy food and a huge selection of teas,…read morecoffees and smoothies. Most of it is priced very reasonably, though there are some meals that I feel are a tad overpriced for their portions. I'm not surprised that it has been recognized in an Independent article on the top 50 coffee shops in the UK. The only drawback was the amount of mothers (and therefore kids) that the place seems to attract.

Whilst in Ilfracombe we decided to have a cream tea and came across this place. We were told by…read morelady at the counter to find ourselves a table. It's a nice cafe, decorated with cute bunting, pictures and pastel ornaments. We had cream tea which were two scones with a pot of tea, as a coffee drinker I had a cappuccino !! The crockery is all a mis match like it was from a charity shop, it is quite cute n girly. My boyfriend though the scones were dry and would preferred a fruit scone, me too I thought!! You take your ticket and pay at the counter. It's a nice place to sit and eat lunch or just for a cuppa!!

Very reasonable prices for lunch. About a tenner for 2 paninis and 2 drinks. Paninis were freshly…read moremade and tasted good.

This place is adoreable. So calm, sweetly decorated with friendly staff. Well worth a visit! :)read more

Small and cosy tea room in the heart of Lynton serving excellent Miles teas and coffees. An…read moreexcellent place to recharge your batteries after a walk or ride up from the bustle of Lynmouth.

Came here for breakfast, arrived in time to get a table that had just been vacated. Small area to…read moreeat but very friendly. They also do take outs. Had a very nice English breakfast and pot of tea.

Costa coffee with efficient service and baby friendly seating and baby changing room. Ask for hot…read morechocolate extra hot.

Seems to be a popular place always busy lots of tables a busy place. Large cup is very largeread more

Easy to miss as this cafe is right at the back inside the indoor market. It's larger than first…read moreappears as there's a second room on the right with extra tables and chairs. Although in the market space, it's right next to a large and bright window so you can sit and look over the street. Great for a cup of tea and a snack or light meal. There are lots of nice coffees available (espresso, latte, macciato, etc) and teas (including Earl Grey). Chilled soft drinks too including bottled milk shakes and juices. There is quite a range of 'basic' but wholesome food available, from eggs on toast (£2.50), bangers and mash (£4.50) to a veggie breakfast (£3). Fresh rolls and sandwiches too. There are desserts and cakes as well but the ice cream is plain vanilla - although there are different sauces to liven it up! Opening times: Mon: 08:00-16:00 Tues: 08:00-04:00 Wed: 08:00-03:30 Thurs - Sat: 08:00-04:00 Payment in cash only

My sister introduced me to this terrific french cafe/patisserie/creperie and it is a real find…read more It's located in an annexe to the Burton Art Gallery in a small park next to the estuary. The hot chocolate is rich and properly made (not an instant hot water job) and the cakes and pastries are mouthwatering. If you're not very hungry (the portions are generous) you can opt for individual cookies, financiers, macaroons and madelines. The prices are really reasonable too and you can soak up some culture as the large seating area is decorated with local artists' works that are (mostly) for sale.

I kind of recommend this business but everything is very expensive I bought a diet coke for 2.50…read moreand I could get one from Morrisons for cheaper