You could easily walk right past this place or for that matter not even know it was here. It does…read morelook a bit dingy and very down at heal. Let me tell you that you would be making a very big mistake and like they say do not judge a book by its cover. This place is a hidden gem and probably some of the best Nepalese food I've had in ages. The set up is an open kitchen which is nice. All the food is cooked fresh without any precook. Throughly recommend this place. Be aware that it's a byo which I wasn't aware of but hey it didn't spoil a great meal. If this was in London there would be a queue down the road and three times the price.

The most amazing Gurkha and Nepalese food in the South West and a service that is so friendly. Your…read morefood is orepared and cooked in front of you so you can see all the ingredients as they are prepared. Milan & his wife Roma certainly know how to look after their customers. It's only a small restaurant so you better be quick to book as it is very popular.

We have had both sit down and takeaway meals on numerous occassions, and have yet to be…read moredisappointed by the quality. The staff are very friendly and helpful, which makes for an excellent atmosphere. Always look forward to my Italian meal at the Ristorante Rava.

Lovely old building , lots of history. Food is good. Friendly staff. Enjoy as a couple or a party.read more

Love this place! The staff are helpful, the food is great, the prices are reasonable, the…read moreatmosphere is warm, the beer is cold, the children are upstairs. Only real downside is it's small and gets busy so you should book ahead or pick a quiet time, oh and the menu has been trimmed so if you have a favourite- request it and they'll usually make it to order.

Fullam Restaurant is conveniently located in Town with Paid Parking space opposite. The chefs are…read moreChinese from Malaysia. The menu consists of a selection of Chinese and Malaysian Cuisine. We ordered Steamed Sea Bass, Pak Choy stir fried with garlic, Beef cooked with broccoli in oyster sauce and white rice. The portions are a little smaller than what we are used to. The taste is pretty good, maybe a little westernised. We did not try the other dishes, cannot comment.

The ultimate Chinese locally; no where else come close! Best thing is they do take out!…read more A real joy to the senses and the stomach! Yum!

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.

First of all, please let me make it clear that I have no axe to grind with J.D. Wetherspoon. I…read morethink that they have clearly identified a market niche and serve it well and efficiently. So: on to 'The Bank' in Barnstaple: England's oldest borough. Think of The Bank like this: a licensed restaurant with a 'J.D. Wetherspoon-style menu', except that the one at The Bank is more substantial in terms of diversity, quality and quantity. Very busy ("Please wait to be seated") but good service and good food. Being a converted bank, they have kept the ancient timber panelling, which gives it a certain charm. A very nice place to go for lunch if you are hungry and don't care about the calories. I'd guess that you won't leave hungry, skint or unhappy. And you will still be O.K. to go surfing, badger spotting, staghunting or whatever. For more information - including menus: http://www.brend-hotels.co.uk/Restaurants/62TheBank.cfm

The Bank is a great place to go to if you are shopping and you fancy a nice lunch, it serves a good…read morerange of food at this time and is not too badly priced. The evening menu is more extensive but be warned it can get very busy,especially at christmas whre they do try to cram as many people in for office christmas parties as possible. The service is good overall and it is clean and tidy.

Nice restaurant in Fremington. Plenty of parking space. The menu seems reasonable. We ordered the…read moresteamed Sea Bass fillet which tasted fresh and good. The bean sprouts was tasty so was the stir fried vegetables. All these went down well with steamed rice. In the time we were there we heard several orders being taken for take away. We ate at Han Court again and was served by Ray who is from China. He is a very nice waiter, very helpful and knowledgeable. We ordered the small lobster tail and the King Tao spare ribs. They were both very good and tasted very authentic. The chef is from Hong Kong and cooking is good. I think this is the most authentic tasting Chinese restaurant in the area.

This place was packed and I cannot understand why. The food was equivalent to a Chinese take-away…read more The service was the appalling: we had to wait 30-40 mins between courses despite badgering staff who repeatedly ignored us, and they didn't bring us our desserts! We were also sat in the middle of the gangway and had people muscling past us every minute. Very poor!

Just had a lovely dinner in this Chinese restaurant above corky's bar. Nice food, nice service and…read moreopen before 6.30 on a saturday. The bar has a nice ambiance as well.