If you are visiting Totnes make sure you have a look at Cranchs, it will take you back when you…read morehave a look at the jars of traditional sweets. Barley sugar twists, butter scotch and pineapple cubes they are all here. Pick a quarter of something you fancy and get your paper bag with a little of what you fancy. They also cater for the romantic trade with boxes of quality chocolates and in season Easter Eggs and Christmas novelties. You can also get a Devon cowpat (delicious fudge really) and some rock to take home. My person favourite is the coconut mushrooms.

Went in Warrens, Braunton. For a while now prices have been high, but today Warrens want £7.10 for…read more1 meringue, 1 x 4 plastic pack of tiny current buns. £3.50 for 1 meringue, and £3.60 for a pack of 4 tiny current buns. At just before 4pm the shop is still full of stock. This used to be a village bakery that locsls used. It is now a shop that is out of touch with local need. The pricing of packs is deceptive, and no clear pricing for packets of items. Not sure Warrens will be in Braunyon much longer due to price mark ups and deceptive pricing

Everyone loves a good, local cake shop, and my two kids are…read moreno exception. Warren's is not in the best location, with a narrow pavement outside not leaving enough room for two pushchairs to pass each other. There must be some way to give a little more space to the pedestrian and a little less to the car in this part of Braunton. As for the cakes the photo says it all. Too many cakes and not enought time

Terrific farm shop and restaurant We stumbled across this…read morelovely farm shop and restaurant while we were on route from Torquay to Penzance. We spent some happy time browsing through the goodies at the farm shop and had a terrific lunch - delicious roast belly pork and cauliflower Stilton soup. The portions were generous, the staff were friendly and the prices very reasonable!

A good place to stop for breakfast or lunch if you're travelling along the A30; it's only a short…read morehop off the junction and a much better option than the higher-priced on-road services. It's a bit reminiscent of Tebay/Westmorland services on the M6 if you're familiar with that. Great farm food, well presented and spacious enough to cater for large numbers. Lots of outside seating and a play area for the kids. The restaurant menu is fairly extensive, and the staff are all decked out in matching uniforms and boaters and are very attentive. Good service with a smile. Plenty of goodies to buy in the farm shop too, although I found that the veggie options were heavily biased towards the cheese end of the spectrum so not much good for me with my dairy intolerance. But otherwise a great choice of local produce to take away.

I remember calling a friend and saying after eating a pasty from here, "it's clear I've never…read moreactually had a cornish pasty in my life." Cornwall pasties are as they should be: wonderful crust, simple flavors, filling tradition.

After a coastal walk, this is the perfect place to grab some pasties or a scone with clotted cream…read moreand jam. The rhubarb and apple pasty was our favorite but with dough as delicious as theirs any pasty would do. Picnic benches close by for sunny days make it the perfect post-hike resting place.

You don't see many Bakery Shops these days, so it was good to buy a crispy bun here that was still…read morefresh and highly edible. They have a shop at Beer and Seaton!

The Old Bakey is my favourite tearoom it just has the most delightful old world quaint air about…read moreit, just right for afternoon tea. The National Trust seem to be specialising in tearooms more and more these days and they have it spot on. Often when we are visiting a non NT place we will go to a nearby nt property just for lunch. The old bakery tearoom is situated in an old bakery oddly enough. The lovely thatched building could no longer be used as a bakery due to H&S laws so the NT has turned in into a tearoom, it was the last traditional working bakery in Devon. There is a large seating area outside with vintage folding garden chairs that add to the atmosphere and dogs are allowed into the garden seating area. There is more seating inside in case of bad weather, also inside is the preserved baking room with ovens and bread tins that you can look at. We had soup for lunch and it was lovely there was plently of choice for lunch and tradition drinks like homemade lemonade. The carpark is a short walk away and very small but you can also park in the village hall carpark. On your way to the tearoom you pass the toilets. We did not have time to visit the forge and mill so I can not comment on these.

This is an excellent bakery which is situated almost in the centre of Plymouth. It is easily…read moreaccessible and offers an amazing range of freshly cooked pasties, pies and savouries. The bakery sells a really good range of breakfast such as sausage baps, bacon rolls and the like, all at excellent prices. For lunch they sell a wide range of freshly made rolls and of course the usual range of pasties, pies and hot fresh soup with bread rolls. The cakes for sale are all freshly made and very well priced. Altogether this is an excellent bakery and well worth a visit if you are passing by!

Lovely service welcoming and friendly staff wonderful fresh hot coffee good food at a reasonable…read moreprice if you go to friarymill.co.uk you will see how great the food quality is.