Attractive country garden centre, with very good farm shop…read more Most things you need, gets quite busy.

we have just come back from your cafe after going for lunch,i have to say we were not impressed,i…read morecan understand that they were very busy,but i really think more staff are needed,we were told there would be a 30min wait which we were fine with but it was an hour before we got our meal,a cheddar ploughmans and toasted cheese and tomato sandwich,the ploughmans was really disappointing not worth the money one quite thin slice of bread cut in half,and two thin slices of cheese,not what i would call a ploughmans,we are local to the area,i would not go for lunch again,nor would i recommend anyone else to

chicken cafe used to be located in the indoor market, this has now been refurbished and chicken…read morecafe has now been demolished. a sad thing but to grow the market it had to be demolished

very friendly people,prices reasonable,well worth a visitread more

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.

The Pumpkin is a welcome stop for that essentail refuel of some food and drink with newspapers and…read moremagazines available for purchase too, excellent coffee here, and i recommend the toasties, very good food menu with hot sandwiches, pastries and cakes, hot drinks includding a small shop offering fizzy drinks, bottled water, and small snacks. Disabled access here, built for wheelchair access Parking on site but with charges The pumpkin is a great place to grab your breakfast on the move or you can seat down here either indoors or out. Keep your baggage in sight and with you at all times

I stopped here quickly to get a cup of coffee before catching my train. The two guys who were…read moreworking there are the slowest people I have ever seen making and serving hot drinks; I nearly missed my train. I ordered three drinks, but they only made two. Considering this cafe is at a busy train station they need to have baristas who are capable of working a lot faster, so that people don't miss their trains, and who are capable of getting the customer's order right. And the coffee doesn't even taste nice, so it really wasn't worth wasting my time or money.

Real food made from recipes and not packet mixes. Really worth a visit. Great variety for anyone on…read morespecial diets, especially Gluten Free. Lots of yummy food on offer.

Fantastic soft play area. The layout is arranged so that you can see your kids pretty much where…read moreever you are sat in the cafe. They have lots of Little Tikes equipment, ride ons, a ball pall and a small netted climbing area. The food is also fantastic, very cheap but very tasty.

My grandchildren have tested Tumbling Teds for me and they love it. It is the best soft play centre…read morewe know and is a pleasant experience for the adults as well as the children. Very stressfree way to let the little ones play and then have a nice snack in the cafe. The equipment is all clean and well maintained.

Let's start with what Angels gets right: Scones are baked relatively short and are delicious…read more There's a nice pot of real tea (not tea bags) with every cream tea, and there's loads of cream teas on the generous menu, which is stocked with other goodies too, such as full English breakfasts, cinnamon toast, crumpets, cake, coffee, fruit juice etc. There really is a great choice of treats. On the other hand, if you choose to sit outside on a hot day and you happen to be terrified of bees and wasps, this may not be the best place to visit. The good news is that you can sit inside, too, and surround yourself with very English decor in what can best be described as a cut-price tea room (the wearing of a dinner jacket isn't required). However, the price of some hot breakfast items were inexplicably through the roof (in other words, relatively expensive). Choose carefully, and ask one of your friendly, flexible waiters if you're not too sure about something.

This place is most certainly quenticentially British. They do a range of Scones. Plain, Fruit,…read moreGinger and Ginger and Pear. Beautifully presented. Lovely and warm, with various different jams. The coffee is good as I am not a tea drinker, but my husband is, and it was fresh leaves, not tea bags, in a proper china cup!! The outside garden could do with a little clean up though, so we can admire the view whilst having tea and cake!! Oh I do sound like a yuppie!! Everything in the place has something to do with Angels, hence the name. Would I go back???? If I was in the area, I would definately go back, but I wouldn't do a special trip from Guildford, just to live the yuppie lifestyle. Lol. Well done though, and keep up the high food standards!!

Very nice hot breakfast cooked by female chef/owner plus friendly staff. My girlfriend enjoyed the…read morebacon, bree and cranberry panini as it also came to the table hot. Well done clock tower...