This is no doubt my favourite place to eat out in Totnes. Great to bring visiting friends and…read morefamily. Really cute, old pub, fireplace, great chef, friendly vibe.

Most under appreciated restaurant in Totnes. Locals and travelers agree, this place is a "must…read moredine" destination.

Discovered this gem of a vegan restaurant by accident, and have eaten there twice. It's one of the…read morefew vegan restaurants open after 5 pm on Sunday. Bianca does all the cooking based on what's fresh and available. They are adamant vegans. Passionate about pasta. Small place. Make a reservation in advance to ensure your spot. Don't have a liquor license yet. Bring a bottle and pay a few ponds for corkage.

From the owner: We rank #1 of 1,601 vegetarian restaurants in Devon on TripAdvisor! Delicious 100% organic…read morevegan/vegetarian meals, gluten and dairy free, catering for all your possible dietary needs. All food is made fresh for you according to your tastes and diet. Unique intimate atmosphere. Dining here is more an experience than just having a meal. Slow Food at its best.

Located right on the river with a great little patio area for al fresco dining. The food menu and…read moredrink selection are excellent in this privately run bistro. The service is also top notch along with the ambience. No rousy crowds or lager louts. Happy hour on Thursdays from 7pm. Brilliant!

From the owner: We are known for the quality of our daily fresh fish specials and our own fantastic fish soup and…read moreWaterside fish pie. Our mussels are rated the best in the area. However, the steaks are not that bad either along with confit duck, lamb tagine and a wide selection of starters and sweets. We like to think we also have the best pizza ( also to take away ) & burgers in Totnes. Our wine list of 60, with 24 by the glass, are all at excellent prices and are available to take away at £10 off per bottle!

The food was really good, the location has a cool vibe but they need to update the furniture and…read moreseating arrangements. I am a thin/petite person and the chairs felt weak under me, my plus sized sister was terrified that her chair would break under her (we tried switching out chairs too thinking it was just that one but it wasn't). Our table was in a corner by the bar that "technically" could seat 4 but there was a section of the wall that came out next to you that blocked 1/4 of the table on one side. Their bathrooms are also TINY, like barely able to lift my elbows out from my sides (again thin/petite) so definitely not handicap accessible. They do offer dairy and gluten free options, which is amazing but they need to update their furniture stat before someone ends up getting hurt!

Rumour is a cosy little bar, bistro and restaurant in the heart of the former hippie town Totnes,…read morewhich remains one of the centres of the alternative movement. The blackboard menu changes daily, and, as should be the case in Totnes, there are always vegetarian options available. Their pizzas are also very good, and there is an extensive selection of toppings available on the separate pizza menu. The particular focus of Rumour is on local organic produce such as meats, veg, beer and cider, which is good for the local economy. The atmosphere is quite laid-back and therefore welcoming, and the service is friendly and quick. Prices could be lower but the quality of food is very high. Overall, a definite must if you find yourself in Totnes!

Although there is a wide range of vegetarian and vegan dishes on offer, this restaurant is spoilt…read moreby the off-hand staff. The prices tend to be on the high side, perhaps as the result of the organic ingredients used. It opens both at lunchtimes and in the evenings and, on some Fridays, there is live background music. Bare wooden tables and no frills. In the summer you can sit outside in the attractive garden area at the rear.

Wonderful, friendly little restaurant with a broad selection of vegan food as well as vegetarian…read moreofferings. Will definitely return when I'm in the area again!

Best place in South Devon Food is excellent and great…read moreatmosphere. They have a great tasting menu - highly recommend

From the owner: La Fourchette Brasserie brings you the best of the continental cafés from across the channel. It's…read morebecome the place to go if you're passionate about great food, drink and service. Wonderfully fresh local food is prepared and cooked with French inspiration in the open kitchen. Fantastic flavours and aromas are brought to you with unique yet simple food based on French regional flavours and national classics. Beer connoisseurs will enjoy many artisan ales including 6 unique draught offerings imported from across the channel. Real ales are from local microbreweries and with more than 20 excellent wines, many served by the glass, you'll be spoilt for choice.

Have the Devon Breakfast. While it's just like an English breakfast, all the ingredients are…read moresourced locally and it tastes great (it only comes with one egg, so you may want to order a couple extra eggs). The restaurant is a great place for any meal (mind you, I was a little disappointed with the quality of the steak meat one night). This is also a great place because the owner seems to be there all the time, and you certainly have the feeling that you're enjoying a home cooked meal.

I grew up in Devon and I used to visit Cranks as a child 30 years ago when vegetarianism was still…read moreseen as a somewhat dubious eccentricity and organic food was a glint in some hippy's eye. Except at Cranks. They still serve familiar classics like Homity Pie and quiches as well as lovely salads from a sort of buffet line and the food is as good now as it was then. The big difference today is that The Good Life has gone mainstream and vegetarians (like me) are not Cranks anymore. We're all hippies now. I visited Cranks this week with my wife and had a lovely walk round the grounds at Dartington Hall and a tasty, filling lunch at Cranks. Big bowls of soup, cheese scones followed by epic quiche and salad plates. Nostalgia never tasted so good.

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.