A friend introduced me to this place and I've never stopped going back. Think of the quintessential…read moreEnglish Tea Room, put it next to a small beck in the middle of the English countryside, with a garden overlooking the Somerset Levels, with Glastonbury Tor on the horizon. Add some locally sourced organic food, and a proprietor that caters for dietary requirements AND an art gallery and you'll get close to Annie's Tea Rooms. Probably the best Banoffee Pie I've ever tasted, not to mention the salmon and pasta; oh and the ice cream. This a place where you can wake up and smell the coffee and STILL be in the same place!

The Conservatory deserves a Michelin star. The food amongst the best in Exeter. The staff treat us…read morelike we matter. It is located a few paces from a multi story car park. The food is honestly priced. 8.5 out of 10. It is a top restaurant in Exeter. Price = Average/High Value = good Staff = Very attentive Food = Very good but the MENU needs to change more regularly.

The Conservatory is one of the few really upmarket restaurants in Exeter, second only to Michael…read moreCaines restaurant. It has had a change of chef since I last ate there, so I hope they have managed to keep up the very high standards! This is a small and intimate venue, with a holding area that is perfect to enjoy an aperitif before stepping up a few stairs into the main restaurant to eat. This is by no means cheap and cheerful (although a set lunch at £9.95 for 2 courses is offered - a bargain). It is ideal for a very special meal and has a lovely atmosphere, excellent service and (when I was there last) divine food!

Love this place. This cute and tiny little tearoom was a real find. The owners are super friendly…read moreand have a natter with anyone who comes in. The place is lavishing decorated with fairy lights and old lamps and pictures of the town and the owner family. I felt very comfortable in this environment. The food is very filling and there are a lot of choices. The cream tea was especially nice, as the scones were hot. Yummy!

....a really nice place to revive yourself. Situated well on your approach to the shore…read more Re-building has been amazing achievement following the 2004 disaster...really impressive. A very good selection of light meals and assorted sweets/sundries. Prices comparable with other "eateries" in the area. Staff are charming and appear to enjoy their work. Recommended

The Harbour Light Tea Garden, is set apart from the main centre of Boscastle and adjacent to the…read moreMuseum of Witchcraft. A good range of outdoor seating, which was bustling and full up on the day we visited, courtesy of it being a glorious summer's day; the filled sandwiches and slices of cake looked very tasty, as they seemed to constantly arrive from the kitchen. We managed to get a table inside, and decided on light snack of a teacake and to sample the Tregothnan tea (Cornish tea). The peppermint tea was light and refreshing, just perfect for a hot summer's day. The kitchen inside was a hive of activity, as more and more people descended on the tea rooms. We would have liked to sample more of the menu, but sadly we had a long journey ahead of us that day, but there's always the next time we visit Boscastle!

I'm not a huge fan of egg dishes, but man, I love the frittatas here! This is the only frittata…read moreoption I've seen, so don't worry about ordering the wrong one. It's stuffed with the best veggies and comes with a salad on the side topped with a mustard-y dressing. The space is great with plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. There are two rooms for indoor seating and I think one of them gets closed off later in the day. The service is consistently fantastic, and I plan to revisit for some more frittata!

Walk past this shop so many times I had to stop by. Walking in on a Friday morning, you can smell…read morewhat the bakers next door are making. The service was quick and efficient, and both payment and receipts are digital. The oat flat white was smooth, and the almond croissant was delightful. I wish I discovered this spot earlier now, and would have woken up early just to enjoy it.

Just like my granny's house, beautiful pre war furniture, doilies, carnations in vases and gladly…read morenot a pretentious victory role in sight, just beautiful Victoria sponges and victoriously moist cakes on display. A nice selection of simple savouries too. Mint and pea soup with wholemeal pitta and a cup of hot chocolate on a rainy day cheered me right up. Go with a gaggle and lounge on the sofa. A lovely place to relax with a tea.

GOOD AMBIANCE AND COMFORT Open for breakfast, lunch and tea…read moreseven days a week the cafe here provides a comprehensive service in a pleasant environment. At around 4.30 pm on a January Saturday there were a few customers who seemed happy enough with their tea and cakes. The 'smile and greet' from the serving lady did not happen and she told us the closing time was 4.45 when in fact it was 5 pm.(pic) We wondered why ! We only wanted tea for two and this quickly appeared and we paid the reasonable price of £3. Later another staff member convinced us that they have good allergy policies in place with little risk of cross contamination of food on display. Parking is free and adjacent, easy disabled access, comfy cushioned chairs and everything spotlessly clean with a grade 5 hygiene certificate on display. The rest of this trading complex includes a Food Hall with high priced but apparently good quality items. There is also a garden sales area and a Trading Post both of which are worth a visit. We also took the footpath walk down to the river. STARS GAINED FOR; Menu range. Allergy product knowledge. General satisfaction. Likely to return.Own free Car Park. Ambiance and decor. Seating comfort. STARS NOT GAINED FOR; Staff 'Smile and Greet' on arrival. Staff to customer attitude on arrival.Staff knowledge (of closing time)

the best lunch ive ever had! and the most friendliest staff, will definatly go back. cream teas are…read morethe best!

Second visit to this quirky tea room. Served real leaf tea, enough for 2 cups plus top up hot…read morewater. Cups, bone china and saucer. toasted tea cake served with ample butter, not ready wrapped, little pot of very nice jam and the plate decorated with a piece of pineapple,a strawberry,2 grapes and a piece of melon. Nice atmosphere and comfortable seating. Some arm chairs should you want them. Also served lunches at around £7.00 and breakfast for the hungry. A good place to go and friendly owners.

Nice fry up, they serve breakfast until 3. Service wasn't the fastest but it was quite busy. Has a…read morehuge parking lot, but there weren't many spaces. Restaurant took our phone number and called when a table was ready, took about 5 minutes. Nice safe play area for the kids to run their dinner off.

Busy so expect a wait. Hard chairs no cushions. Food is v good.coffee good. Gluten-free brownies…read moreare outstanding!

The Old Mill Tea rooms, is one of the most tradational tea rooms, in Dawlish. The cafe is family…read morerun, and serves, breakfasts, drinks, and light lunches. You can sit inside or on the small courtyard where the water wheel is. The water wheel was restarted by a lot of hard work and donations and is one of the only original waterwheels in full working order.