The creamiest, most luxurious fudge you will ever taste! And ice-cream too! Richard Dennison can be…read morefound in Exeter city centre(on a nice day) on the high street in his stall. You'll find a whole array of flavours here, not just your average vanilla and butter fudge. I've had the chocolate, ginger, white chocolate and coffee so far - all amazing!! And it's all organic too!See the website for more details.

I believe this establishment is run by fudge packers.read more

Cleaves store is located towards bradley barton in newton abbot and is a very good shop for all…read moreyour essentials, the shop a few years ago was very old, outdated and in need of desperate refurbishment and cleaves have produced that to once again give back the shop to the local community. recommended

Local corner shop with all those items, you have just run…read moreout of. Can be a bit pricey but sometimes worth it. Has newspapers etc, food stuff, alcohol and fresh foods.

lovely shop: friendly staff wide variety of stuff to choose from - good convenience storeread more

perfect little corner shop, the ley lane shop has everything for a quick nip to the shop trip…read more large selection of food, magazines, drinks, sweets, bread, eggs.

This is the only shop in the village - it manages to stock a surprisingly large range of goods in a…read moresmall space, half of which is a cafe. The goods range from the basics and essentials to more luxury items from some of the local farmshops. While some of the prices could be a little lower, in general its good value and you get what you pay for.

This is a great resource. Easy free parking on the doorstep. Very wide range of stock (for the size…read moreof the store). They pretty much always have what you need. Staff are remarkably helpful and friendly for a Co-op. Fruit and veg are of good quality. And the co-op do some great wines. Very popular with people on their way to and from Tavistock as well as the locals so it can be busy and you often have to queue for a few minutes.

Driving back to Bristol from Devon, you may spot an unusual orange elephant by the side of the…read moreroad, with a sign saying 'Ice Cream Parlour, Next Left'. We followed the directions and found ourselves on a long dirt road that seemed to go on forever, but we finally made it to Taverners Farm and the much-anticipated Orange Elephant Ice Cream Parlour. It's actually a nice place, with loads of room indoors for groups of people and screaming kids high on sugar. There are some seats outside for sunny days, and plenty of parking. We thought there would be more choice of ice cream flavours, and were keen to try the 2014 award-winning salted caramel, but it was unavailable. Still, we went for two-scoop chocolate waffle cones (about £7) and enjoyed them. But this is no Marshfield Farm Ice Cream.

How god damn cute! Complete with being on an actual farm which really reminds you just how…read morefortunate we are to be in such a unique place in the country. The staff are fantastic, the surroundings are quaint and well done. It's a simple concept with honest food, honest surroundings and a really relaxed atmosphere. Recommended for anyone with children especially.

A very well-stocked convenience store in the centre of Chagford. Has a good range of all the…read moreessentials that you are likely to need and more. Parking outside in the square. great for picking up a few bits and a newspaper for a picnic on the moor or for more serious stocking up! Friendly staff. Long opening hours.