Out of the blue I found this little Theatre Cafe tucked away on Barnfield Hill within the Theartre…read more Michael and Thelma run a small operation that is actually rather good. Great service and terrific value for money. See for yourselves (-_-)

Friendly, welcoming all inclusive venue which hosts a variety of community based events for…read moreall....Affordable drinks and a great atmosphere. I attend regularly with my visually impaired son, & unlike other Exeter venues, never feel rushed, or over looked or uncomfortable with him as a result of his disability. He has become a member himself because he is made to feel so 'at home". Thank you St Thomas's.....this means a lot to us....

dreadful atmosphere, rude and obnoxious bar manage, overpriced drinks and poor food. Loud, smell,…read moredodgy and not welcoming to outsider.

Great ceramic gallery, with some sculpture as well. This is world class pottery, and Bruce is…read morepassionate about the whole subject, He teaches as well as makes ceramics, and he's chosen the cream of the local talent. Perfect for the really precious gifts, even to yourself! Prices range from £30-£3000 and it's good value. Check out Bruce's work, as well as the other continuously changing stock.

a great little village museum, with some really intersting stuff about braunton. everyone in the…read morevillage should visit it and found out about our place.also has alittle tourist information center and shop selling local crafts and knick knacks. located in the car park its really easy to find.

We found the Wildlife Centre a great distraction for the kids after a shopping trip to Braunton. I…read morewould certainly recommend a short visit. It is easy to find, next to the main car park. The Braunton Burrows display, with the accompanying laminated cards, gave us plenty of plants to search out on our day trips to the more remote Burrows: a highlight of the holiday. Among the displays we also found a few remote beaches to visit, so if you are short of things to do on a longer stay then the Wildlife Centre will soon sort you out. The staff were very friendly, and we left not only better educated but also with a couple of balloons.

It is actually, a bit of all things. there is an adventure park there with animals for the kids and…read moreeven ten pin bowling inside. the food is excellent and reasonable priced. It is a nice place to leave the kids with the animals and have a go at the bowling or pool and have a cup of tea in the bar.

Adventure park with easy parking and accessible from the A30. Loads for children to do and touch…read more Pony rides are available along with interaction with plenty of farm animals. There is a complete barn full of climbing frames, drop slides and ball pools. It is an ideal place for kids of all ages. Once they get too old for the kiddy stuff they can go to the bowling centre. There is a lovely restaurant which is open for occasions and hospitality events. Next door is an 18 hole golf course which is a must for all visiting clubs and groups.

Growing up in North Devon means you might miss out on the local museums as they dont seem relevant,…read morebut on a recent trip back I visited the museum in Barnstaple for the first time. It really was eye opening with some fantastic and interesting local history. Contained within the grand building right by the river and long bridge are various artifacts from different periods in north Devon's history. With free entry, very friendly and knowledgeable staff, and a welcoming feel, this is a great museum for locals and holiday makers alike!

This museum is a fascinating place, full of local artifacts including some incredible vases from…read morethe famous Brannams pottery. It also has exhibits from the farming community and fossils found in this area. The museum is free to enter and has a great interactive room for children that will keep them entertained.

Newly opened museum. Much hype,huge cost. Free admission. Must be seen.read more

Exeter's centrally located (Queen Street) free museum has long held treasures from around the…read moreworld, housed exhibitions and also run courses, including arts and crafts workshops for children. However, it is currently undergoing a major refurbishment project and is closed to the public. In the meantime, workshops and a selection of exhibition are housed in part of the city library around the corner.