Another cafe if you don't mind a bit if grease this place is very good. With great size portions…read moreand tasty food this cafe is a good place to chill after a long journey as it is right next to the bus station. However you occasionally have a little wait for your food i'm not saying hours but a couple of minutes. I strongly recommend getting a fry up from this place they are simply gorgeous.

Wonderful, fresh oysters! Very nicely furnished, very well…read moremaintained and clean. Dogs are allowed. The service was friendly, but not cordial. We were sitting outside because it was full inside. Also for the evening it was fully booked. I recommend a reservation.

Book in advance for this hidden away little gem. This is the second time I've been here. The first…read morewas with my family for a midweek dinner out, this time Sunday lunch with my youngest and my folks. The great thing about this place is it's simplicity. Everything seems so easy, apart from choosing from a great menu. We had a Sunday roast beef, grilled cod and chips and risotto all of which were spot on, warm plates, perfect juicy cuts, tender and crispy in all the right places. All rounded off with homemade ice creams. The place seemed fairly new when I was here a couple of years ago but now seems settled into it's niche by the old mill and doing very nicely thank you. Excellent friendly service and unbelievably good value for money. Nothing more need be said. Enjoy and sue me if you don't agree!

Located right on the river with a great little patio area for al fresco dining. The food menu and…read moredrink selection are excellent in this privately run bistro. The service is also top notch along with the ambience. No rousy crowds or lager louts. Happy hour on Thursdays from 7pm. Brilliant!

Took my wife and daughter to an evening at River Cottage last night and it was fantastic. Went…read morelargely because of the TV show and thought it would be interesting but it was so much more. We were late (don't trust your SatNav system to find it) so missed the tractor ride down but they promptly collected us in the car park. Started with an apple brandy aperitif and that let us know it would be a great night. I am not a big brandy fan but this was great (ended up buying two bottles), easy to drink and refreshing. Followed by two canapés. We were then given some time to walk the premises. I particularly liked the garden, where they grow different veg and herbs. And the views are beautiful Seated for dinner and two more canapés. Also had a chance to order from the bar. As I was driving, had to pass on most of the options but still wanted to try something so went with their local Cranberry drink. I am not usually a fan of fizzy soft drinks but ended up drinking two of these, it was very tasty and refreshing. First proper course was a fattoush salad, with goat cheese, tomato, cucumber and herbs. Very flavorful, it almost came to life with the herbs. Second course was a smoked hake and mashed potato dish. Very interesting, like the way the hake came through. Main course was pork loin from the farm and it was incredible. Smoked flavor but not too smokey, very tender. Accompanied by multiple vegetables. Finally, had a meringue with various fruits and sauces for dessert. Great, much better than I expected. Normally meringue is too sweet but with all the ingredients this one was complex and tasty. With coffee, they also gave us honeycomb (tasted a little burnt to me) and and a sweet made out of beetroot (very interesting). My wife can't stop raving about the experience, as she is a fan of the show and it was an experience. I can't stop raving about the food, every course was so vibrant and complex. You have to go, make a weekend out of it.

Hmmm, feel a bit torn by this review because I REALLY wanted to love it as it stood for locally…read moregrown food and is the beating heart of this business community. We thought we'd treat my parents to a lunch as we were staying in the area and everyone was pretty excited that we were actually going to a 'famous restaurant' for lunch. The place is lovely, decor is fantastic, the shelves are full of local (if a little over priced) produce and it took us a while to see that there was actually a big warehouse-style room out back. When we walked in, nobody was there to acknowledge us and had no idea who to talk to or where to go if we wanted a table. After milling around for a bit I just walked straight through past the kitchen and out back and called over a waitress to ask how this worked...she just sat us down. It smelled good, is a great open space...and, uh, where is the waitress? She was quite incompetent throughout unfortunately, she stayed professionally disingenuous and uninterested in anything we had to say. She forgot we had asked for a high-chair, she forgot one of our drinks, she took forever to take our order and the place wasn't even half full. The food was decent, not as amazing as I'd hoped it would be but good nonetheless. The service here really did let down the whole experience, we even had to wipe clean the high chair ourselves (when it finally arrived at the second time of asking) as it was covered in left-overs from the previous nipper. In short, I am glad I can tick this one off as 'done'. I will not be making an effort to come back to the restaurant, but I will most definitely come back for some of that local cheddar from the deli counter out front, that stuff was?is amazing!

This is by far my favourite restaurant. It mixes class, good service and great food and an…read moreincredibly good price for the standard. Great place for special occassions.

Next to the river Dart in Dartmouth, the Station Restaurant is a lovely place with with both indoor…read moreand outdoor seating, and an ice-cream kiosk. Quirky decor with a vintage nautical theme; boats on the ceiling and vintage lamps. Friendly and charming staff with efficient service. A good menu, affordably priced with a dangerously tempting array of cakes on display. Try the Lumberjack cake, an interesting combination of ingredients that taste absolutely delicous. One warning, however. We were lucky to be there on a quiet day but at the height of the season this place will be busy.

After a scenic journey from Paignton to Dartmouth on the Dartmouth Steam Railway and a quick ferry…read morecrossing over the River Dart you disembark on the quay next to this great restaurant. Bedecked in all manner of nauticalia the interior is stunning and matches the excellent service. Waitress service and an excellent menu combine to make the Station Restaurant a very pleasant dining experience. I chose fish pie from the specials board which came served with chips and salad, my husband chose cheeseburger and chips as did my son. All three meals were outstanding, tasty and generous on the plate. Meals are typically priced for the area, between six and nine pounds for a main course and there is a choice of indoor or outdoor dining areas. The station Restaurant also boasts an outdoor kiosk which serves traditional ice creams, drinks and takeaway hot snacks. Overall I can recomment this restaurant for its reasonable prices, excellent customer service and great menu options ranging from sandwiches to fish and chips to sunday roasts.

A pure gem! Coffee, fresh food, super location. Terrific…read morevalue. Finest cakeshome made. Cream Tea. Fresh sconesflapjacks. This is an unmissable one for your bucket-list! Nice summery courtyard outsidebring the pooch.

This place is lovely. We stumbled upon it by accident but it is a hidden gem…read more It's very tiny but the food (mostly snacks, sandwiches and cakes) is really quirky, tasty and fresh. They have a sign up saying where the food comes from and seem to source everything as locally as possible. The owners are very nice people with a pleasant manner and nice sense of humour. All in all, I could make no negative comments - it's a cracking little cafe!!

Tucked away in a tiny village is thus Amazing inn with quaint ambiance and decor, decorated for…read morethe holidays, dogs allowed ! Super friendly staff and attentive. We all got the Sunday roast beef with the trimmings and it was so worth it . Only thing I would change are the roast potatoes they just were not quite " British style" gravy and Yorkshire pudding and meat and other veggies were great . Soon they will be all lit up for Christmas .

Went here twice in the summer of 2018. Once for lunch and once for the Sunday roast. This is quite…read morea large pub, with a large terrace in a beautiful location. The food is better than at an average pub but also a bit more expensive. Think for lunch at prices of around £ 9 to £ 16 for a meal. There are 2 and 3 course menu options which are a good deal (at around £14 for 2 courses). Sunday roast is fairly priced at around £12 to £14 depending on your choice of meats. Also one of the few places where there is actually a choice of vegan & glutenfree products. A word of caution for people with a non-UK bank card: don't use the "open tab" system: this will cause trouble with your bank & payments.