What's the opposite of an oasis in the desert? It's pouring with rain here in Totnes, and the…read morecurators cafe is provided some much needed shelter and tea. Neil Young - after the gold rush is blasting on the radio. The coffee reportedly hit the spot too. There's a sign saying they are hosting a bourbon night in the near future, what's not to like. Perfect spot to dry off and chill.

Great coffee. Sweet open room upstairs with good light. Go up there if you can. Ps - they open at 9…read moream on Sundays. Not sure how to get the hours updated on here.

Good coffee shop right in the middle of everything. Wifi here saved my ass! Would have been without…read morea hotel if it weren't for this place... Fairly good selection of coffee/tea, kind service, and interesting clientele. Heard some fascinating stories for the hour or so I was here. Would also be good place to get some work done. "The Red Wizard" himself is a true champion.

I stopped by this café whilst visiting Totnes for the night and I am very glad that I did. The…read moreatmosphere is friendly and the staff are very welcoming and go out of their way to help. I am a vegan with food allergies so it is very difficult for me to eat out. There was not anything on the menu that I could have so these guys created a hot meal for me from scratch within 10 minutes. It was a really good meal made with a variety of foods (which is difficult considering my allergies) which I thoroughly enjoyed. The freshly made vegan milkshake was also incredible. The prices were so low considering the high quality of the food. I cannot recommend this place enough.

I asked a local where's best for breakfast in Totnes? he…read moresaid without hesitating,The Signal Box on Totnes Station. Good basic english breakfast for £4.95 with tea or coffee. You can wait for your train going down to Plymouth and Cornwall and on the cafe side they are heading to London & Birmingham or further to Yorkshire & Scotland. Toilets are situated on the station platforms

Good tea and chips, clean as a pin and friendly staff. What more can you ask for when you stop in…read morefor a quick bite before your train?

I can't believe that I am the first person to review this South Devon institution! Greys is…read moresituated in a higgledy piggledy old building at the top of Totnes High Street, so it provids a fitting reward after a day of uphill shopping if you are visiting Totnes. If you are a cake fan (aren't we all?) you won't be able to walk past without gasping at the cakes in the window. Now that you've stopped, you may as well surrender and go in. (That's if you are lucky enough to find a table!) Greys bread and butter, so to speak, is tea and cakes. A ridiculously large choice of teas is available, although of course they will offer coffee and soft drinks too. The cakes - well - how does a cream tea made with chocolate scones sound? That's right - excessive - just as cakes should be. Definitely recommended!

If you want to start up a teashop and need to know how to serve a cream tea, then go no further…read more Gary and David have worked so hard maintaining such a high standard over the years. Just up in the Narrows it's so worth the visit. It's not usually full of old dears, but foreign tea fans (and German soap series fans too) Even worth the trip down from Harrogate

after been abused at the cream tea shop Anne of Cleeves ( for asking the server to please clean the…read moretable) We had a lovely cream tea and sandwich at this place. Lovely staff! Reccomend it!

Tucked away off Fore St as you walk through to Somerfield. The Terrace is quite small but it has a…read morenice menu with food made to order so it is hot and fresh. The staff are friendly and helpful and the cafe and toilets are always clean when I visit. In summer it is nice to sit outside and watch everyone dashing about. If you live or work in Totnes you will definitely see people you know who will stop for a chat. It is also popular with visitors who like a cream tea. The Terrace is good value, not haute cuisine but a nice straightforward cafe, friendly with good service. I can recommend the omlettes and the baked potatoes.

Tiny cafe on The Narrows near the castle with excellent coffee (I had the flat white with oat milk…read moretwice in the two days we were there) and a range of smoothies, pastries, and iced drinks. Highly recommend popping in here for the espressos!

I must say I had the best cream tea ever here…read more The scone was so smooth... I don't even know if you can describe a scone as smooth. But this one was lovely. The clotted cream was gorgeous too. And yummy jam. I have to admit, the main reason we ended up here was because of a busker that was playing nearby on the street. She was great, lovely voice. So we sat outside the nearest cafe to her. Which was the Tangerine Tree Cafe. My partner had more of an appetite than me, so he went for the Moroccan lamb skewer and thought it was very nice. The cafe inside was quaint and decor nice. But we sat outside where were soaked in the busker music and watched the world go by. Bliss.