Had a lovely time visiting here in early summer -- the staff were so friendly and helpful. There…read moreare picnic tables outside in a lovely little patio area with a nearby garden for the kids to explore. We tried a ploughman's lunch, the kids "Munch pack", some of the local ales, and a cream tea. All the ingredients were very fresh and presented so attractively. This spot is off the beaten path and a charming way to get away from some of the beach crowds. My mouth is watering thinking back on these treats! We needed to go inside the wee shop to order, and the staff kindly brought everything out to us even though it's not really full service. As they had time due to the late lunch hour, they accommodated us very nicely.

On the Seafront, this quiet little bistro is a wonderful place for lunch or dinner. Service is…read morepersonal and the food is amazing, I had Mussels in Cider and 8oz Ribeye and both were wonderfully presented and cooked to perfection. The food is reasonably priced for the quality and the location, starters £5-7, mains £9-13 (Ribeye was £17) [@Sep2014]. An ideal place for a romantic dinner for two, a chill out lunch or dinner with friends. Limited seating indoors so book early you won't be disappointed ;-)

It's a jewel box of a place along the beach. Fresh ingredients and great quality of food…read more Friendly and fun staff provides excellent service. Great accommodation of smaller portion of food from the chef- thank you. A must try place if you visit Sidmouth

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!!

Been there many times on visits to Sidmouth. very crowded and a little cluttered at times, but…read morewith the building as it is, not a lot they can do about the interior. I noticed a comment about staff on another site, I wonder if that is true; I`d love to be able to challenge them ,but no link to the reviewer.

Lovely Restaurant on the Sea front. Went there expecting to get a Mocha though - but they don't…read moreactually do them!!!! Very high quality.

The best place to eat lunch in Sidmouth! When I was here for two weeks for study English we ate…read morehere almost every day. They sell different kind of sandwiches, you choose what kind of bread (baguette, bap, toast) and which filling you want. I think the best filling is chicken tikki. The bread is fresh and you can choose between white and brown bread. If you want a salad you choose your ingredients so you can make it as tasty and healthy as you want it to be. All lunches are very big, you won't be hungry after a lunch from The Tasty Baguette. The Tasty Baguette have a couple of tables but the most people buy take away. They also sell wonderful cakes for only one pound each. The best is the chocolate/marshmallow/cookie/cherry cake, that cake is one of the best cakes I've eaten in my entire life. Everything is very cheap and the staff is very nice. Buy 10 lunches here and get a stamp every time, then you got your 11th lunch for free. I really recommend to eat at this place if you re in Sidmouth!

Sweet little restaurant just off the sea front in Lyme Regis. The restaurant has 2 entrances on…read morethe hill it's on, surrounded by lovely little shops selling folk art and crafts. The restaurant is a lovely old building with low, wood-beamed ceilings and dark wood panelling. The staff are charming and helpful, and the price range is very reasonable. As I was on holiday I indulged in lunch and desert!. The only downside was that the fresh crab sandwich was a little bland.

Really really cute little pub. We even enjoyed a bit of a…read moreshow as a bird had managed to get in and one of the women who works there managed to catch it - with her bare hands - and release it through the window. Colour me impressed. That being said the high point of that visit was the Dorset cheese tea. The cheese and chives scones were just delicious, the cheese itself was perfect, the tea was good, the place looks lovely, and the people were very sweet. What else could you want from a Sunday afternoon?

Friendly little cafe just off the main street. Smiling service, decent range of main courses and…read moresnacks, and cracking Devon cream teas with lashings of yellow clotted cream.

Excellent food always with an interesting selection of special dishes. Friendly service. Prices to…read morefit all pockets. Situated close to the promenade and open every lunch time & evenings Tues to Sat.

Great food Great service everyone very kind I will go back. Very expensive through but its worth itread more

Can't fault this place! Staff are very friendly and accommodating, the chef can be seen moving…read moreabout prepping dishes, ordering daily fish and checking on patrons. The ambience is lovely, quaint and warm. Fresh fish of the day can be seen in the front window, skilled chefs are working away and a couple of water tanks for the live seafood are visible from the dining room. I had a crab soup which was surprisingly delicious, similar to a lobster bisque. Fresh bread started us off, warm from the oven and soft inside. I chose a special of the day, the fish was tender and flavourful, melting off the bone and infused with lemon and capers. My partners dish of hake with risotto was absolutely delicious, something I'd order if I were to go back. All In all a lovely dining experience in a scenic location. Make sure you book to avoid disappointment!