Cote is a great spot for the view - if you're coming call in advance for a window seat on the first…read morefloor. They serve good food, and the service is lovely. Altogether a great date night spot or for a luncheon.

First and foremost, this restaurant has one of the best views in front of Exeter Cathedral. It's a…read moreFrench chain that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. I was there before lunch and their breakfast menu isn't much to write home about. Their traditional English breakfast and yogurt was as expected. I hope to visit again to try their main menu. The staff there was wonderful and attentive despite the crowd.

The first dish was amazing but we wish the rest was just as great. The calamari was the best…read morecalamari that I ever had. The breading was delicious and they sprinkled chopped garlic on it with a touch of olive oil. The dipping sauce was amazing. The best entree for the night was Fish Parmentier, and it had a delicious white sauce that it was made with. The buttered mussels were good but could have used more chopped garlic. My 2 sons each ordered Beton Stew and they both were disappointed with the dish. I tried it too and the sauce wasn't great. My wife ordered the Beef Bouguignon and she was disappointed as well. It was the sauce again and she said the beef was over cooked and a bit stiff. My youngest ordered the Rib Eye with the béarnaise sauce. The steak could have been more tender and the béarnaise sauce was too bland and we definitely had better.

Nice French chain restaurant in a great location. The outdoor patio is beautiful and private. We…read morehad a great special (if you ordered 2 steaks, sauces, and sides, they gave you a bottle of wine). The food was good though the meat was a bit grizzled.

Friendly staff, great looking food. Great atmosphere on a rainy dayread more

It's a while since I've been here but as far as I know the policy hasn't changed - they do not…read moreallow breastfeeding in the cafe and mums are required to feed in the toilets. If you're not a breastfeeding mum it's a nice cafe, food is reasonable and the atmosphere pleasant. It does have a good reputation but I think there are nicer places with more atmosphere in the town e.g. Robertsons or Cafe Liaison. Possible to park virtually outside if you are lucky otherwise there is parking pretty close by. Situated next to the river but that is not very evident once you are inside.

A five star place for a ten star restaurant. Great atmosphere, relaxed service, perfect food. We…read morehad the lamb shoulder and fried mackerel. Everything was expertly seasoned, wonderfully presented. Can't wait to go again!

Set unusually in an industrial area, this place is a huge success in its first year…read more The decor is basic, but charming. Service is friendly and generally great. The food is possibly the best in Plymouth. Highly recommended. Worth a detour! I may upgrade after trying more dishes.

This new resturant is brilliant - very spacious and felt really new - this is an all round lovely…read moreplace to eat. Sometimes i walk past however and it seems very quiet - although it has only opened within the last few weeks. I had a thoroughly good time here.

Three of us had dinner here on a Monday night. Service and food was very mixed. The waiter seemed…read moreto have something better to do and was quite vague. The woman who appeared to run the place was very efficient and friendly. Starters were good but main courses good and bad. We ordered a lamb dish and got chicken instead. Probably too much food colouring overall. Decor very neon! Disabled toilets sub-standard. wouldn't completely slate the place but not likely to return.

I thouroughly recommend you put your sat-nav / map-reading skills to the test and seek out this gem…read morein little Triscombe, right on the edge of the Quantock hills in Somerset. We chose here as a midway point to meet some Devon-based friends for dinner and were absolutely delighted. First the dinner compares to some of the best restaurants I've visited in the southwest. There isn't a trace of gastropub pretention. Most of the ingredients are made or sourced within a stone's throw of the village, including a beer brewed 150 years away. I chose hare starter, slow roasted belly pork with black pudding and apple (I know everywhere does belly pork these days but this was five star compared to the greasy hunks some places serve), and the somerset cheese board (vivid descriptions of local cheeses were too fascinating to resist). Second, the setting. Who could not love being nestled upstairs in a narrow, thatched barn, timber beams arching above, wood stoves crackling gently, with a blissful view of north somerset and exmoor? It was worth the slightly nervous drive down lanes so narrow the nettles brushed the car windows. Seek it out if you can!

I couldn't disagree more! The food is mediocre, but highly priced. The restaurant is certainly not…read moredisabled friendly. I wouldn't recommend this pub/ restaurant.

Jj's Brasserie, Weston Super Mare…read more So once you get past all the chav's, the beeping of arcade machines, and the overexcited (over sugar fed) children (usually on excessive amounts of candy floss), you can find yourself some nice little eateries on the side streets of good old Weston. The landlady of the b&b we stayed at recommended this French place so we felt sure that, given she was a local, she would know what she was talking about. The front of house gentleman was indeed a gentleman. He was attentive, friendly, down to earth, and made us feel very welcome. To start we shared warm bread with a good quality, flavorsome olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Perfect to wet the whistle! The boy was really pleased with his sirloin steak (priced at £14.95) and said it was cooked perfectly. His chips were incredibly chunky and in my view, real steak chips. His English mustard was served to him on an amuse bouche spoon.. A nice little touch. My paella (again £14.95) was presented beautifully. It was filled with meat and seafood so had plenty going on texture-wise. My only complaint would be that it needed slightly more seasoning and maybe a good squeeze of lemon, but other than that it was really rather enjoyable.  I washed my meal down with a large bottle of sparkling San Pellogrino as I didnt fancy alcohol. This was served to me nice and cold; something so simple that so many eateries get wrong. The boy washed his steak down with a pint of Somerset's very own, Thatchers Gold. How very apt, given that we were in Somerset. :-) A really pleasant evening.

Wonderful sophisticated ambience with professional and welcoming staff. We had a lovely evening…read moresipping our gin and tonics and slowly enjoying our dinner. We had the scallop and shrimp linguine, the gem lettuce salad, and the salt and pepper calamari, all of which was excellent

We came for breakfast on a friday morning. It was quiet and very peaceful…read more Every detail, from the interior design to the plating was immaculate. I had a salmon and cream cheese crumped with a mocktail (rhubarb and something in apricot soda), my son got the breakfast combo with smoothie, pastry and fancy English breakfast. My other son had an omelette and a latte. everything was so good! Nice to have a sit down breakfast on vacation after a lot of coffee shops and pastries in train stations.