cafe ODE in Teignbridge

Top quality food and service, pricey but as they say "you get what you pay for" and we certainly did - worth every penny. Food ingredients were obviously first class locally sourced from the sausage roll to the coffees, from the milkshakes to the fries - homemade mayo, nice touch! Service excellent from young staff and old and immaculate surroundings and deco. Feedback from ladies toilet - could have a better quality soap to keep up with the other exceptionally high standards! Thanks very much.

Lovely views, food tasty made from locally sourced goods. Prefer to eat in restaurant from china rather than from a takeaway box (if you sit outside). Choice is limited -and there is no paper copy of a menu- has to be done from tablet - sign of the times I suppose. Have visited a few times and will continue to do so.

Top quality brunch. We were a family of four and each of us had something different on the menu. The quality of the food and the selection was absolutely great. We also had coffee and juice. Superb. We get a chance to go to Ode from time to time for coffee, pastry or food and we are never disappointed.

Great setting with fantastic views. Cosy dining area with wood burning stove. We had coffee (my only niggle here is the tiny cups) and breakfast. All freshly cooked and delicious.

We really enjoyed the lobster evening, fabulous views over to Teignmouth and watched the rough waves crashing as we ate our food. The lobster was seasoned beautifully and the special butter with it and chips tasted amazing. They did a dairy free dessert which was very tasty too. There was also an unusual drinks selection which was nice to try. The staff were so helpful and friendly and we were made to feel very welcome. Well done!! 5 stars

Super elegant! Piano 🎹 Tasty pizza. Made fresh 🍕 Amazing pasta 🍝 Tasa is super professional ☺️ Would come back again☺️☺️☺️☺️

Small delicious freshly cooked menu. The cakes here are really good. Especially the sticky ginger. There are long benches outdoor with a lovely view and indoor seating too.

Lobster salad (I think there was some crab in there too) was AMAZING. Lobster was cooked to perfection and the chef not stingy with it either. Delicious lobster dressing, demonstrating real skill with the ingredients. I'll be back very soon.

Spent a fabulous evening at Cafe Ode at one of their Friday summer supper evenings. Real treat of fresh lobster for this particular one. Lovely cocktails and organic wine. Food, service and atmosphere all absolutely perfect! Would highly recommend.

Ouch! If you visit do check the online menu first rather than just order at the counter without looking as we did. £6.95 for a cheese scone - with a few green leaves and a tiny pot of chutney! The best cheese scone in the south Devon area costs £2.20 and has more cheese than the one here and is beautifully baked as well. It was difficult to taste the cheese on this scone and it was too crumbly. To compound the situation the regular coffees were the same as small in most places and the americano was only lukewarm. Coffee prices we know have increased but many cafes locally are much better value than here. Will not be likely to visit again.

I love our (many) trips to cafe ODE; it's a place we've brought visiting family and friends to often, over several years. Family and dog friendly, and never any issue, I often find myself checking the online menu over the weekend, to see if something especially appealing is on the card for that day. I've found the menu changes to be interesting, and considerately sourced. And over the times we've been, there has been several dishes that we've taken ideas from for our own meals at home, as they have proved to be outstanding combinations we can't help but try to copy! (Thank you!) Likewise, I've always found the owner and staff to be friendly, incredibly helpful and engaged with meeting our desires and requests. When being served for take-away/outside seating, I've been impressed that the ethics extend beyond the food, to things such as the compostable packaging and cutlery. Inside it has always been clean, and a wood burner for comfort, on those cold winter days. Outside has plenty of seating for the busy days, and I've never had a bad experience in either setting. I can honestly say this is probably our most frequently re-visited "local" venue, ever since we were first seduced by a mackerel and miso-slaw combination; and well worth our drive from nearby Exeter.

attended Thursday lunch time with group of friends, hard to see what is available, not much choice and have had better service in other places

Me and my partner stayed in Teignmouth and had heard so many good things about this Cafe. Mainly for me because I love a real life fire and a bright open space and for him because he’s a real foodie ! The staff were very attentive and specifically pleasant in taking our orders or seeing if we had all we needed during our time. I was particularly impressed with the younger members of the team who really made the difference and went the extra mile. London is so busy and rushed so it was lovely to have amazing service, delicious food and the best view ever all in one beautiful place. I will always visit Ode, it’s a rare find.

Absolutely amazing food, fresh ingredients and welcoming owners. We have visited a few times and it gets better each time. Favourite spot in Devon.

Appalling service. Stood waiting to be served at the takeout counter for a good 15 minutes. Finally someone came but they serve the person stood behind us. I pointed out that we were waiting first but I was ignored. When they started chatting, I realised they were friend and didn’t care about other customers. We were not willing to wait any longer so went elsewhere. This was our second visit. The first was not much better but because it was in the summer and quite busy we let it go. We were however a bit disappointed with the amount of choice. However, we assumed they had sold out as it was busy. This time it was winter, still with little food options, and the only customers were our group and the one friend that was clearly more important. Needless ti say, we will not be returning.

We had two lunches (soup and lentil dhal), both were delicious. Each had something special about them, all served in a room with a roaring log burner and beautiful views of the Teign estuary and Teignmouth and with friendly personal service! We will definitely come back - exceptional

I recently hosted my 60th birthday party at Cafe ODE. We had full use of the entire venue as the Cafe was closed to the public from lunchtime. Tim and all his staff could not have worked harder to make my birthday the very best! All my guests throughly loved the venue, the staff and especially the food produced by Tim and his team. The food is 5* and would give most Michelin star restaurants a run for their money. My guests (that came from different parts of the UK) said what a lovely place to have a private celebration. With the water view, the grassy area where children could play, the large tables put together to make plenty of room for guests to sit and the full use of the barn and inside areas to dance in! We had a guitarist, a band and a DJ that all loved playing there. I would highly recommend for wedding receptions, birthday or any celebrations. Thank you Tim and the entire team!

There is no menu unless you have the electronic device. One is handed to you but really slows the queue. The views and food are excellent. Staff are helpful. The outdoor tables are very dirty . They are wooden and smell of spilt food and...

The organic sausages and bacon tasted great especially in the brioche buns, made a great start to the day along with the coffee which was one of the best I have had for a while. Looking at the lunch menu will definitely return for a...

Even if it by a carpark it has nice feel to it. Really good coffee & food and the lavenders growing around you make it feel cosy. Kids loved the ice-cream. Also very close to the 'back beach' so good base for exploring Shaldon &...

Had a lunch here one day and pizzas another. The food was excellent and I like the philosophy of ODE, sustainability and local source produce. Combined with the home made cakes cookies etc and lovely coffee it was an excellent lunch, good wine choices as...

Lobster Bisque and two slices sourdough, soup totally underwhelming, at £7.95 a portion.Only vague taste of lobster. Waxed paper bowl with a single use plastic spoon.

My husband and I visited the Ode cafe this morning for coffee. When we arrived we could only see 2 other tables of customers not realising that there was another room at the back with customers. It felt like we had been waiting a long...

Excellent service together with locally sourced food. Thank you “Visit South Devon” discovered this on your site. Very friendly and beautiful views over Shaldon and Teignmouth and across Lyme Bay. Loved the recycling and eco friendly theme.

I used to come here a lot a few years ago and having not visited in some time I was a bit dubious it was going to be as good as I remembered. I was pleasantly surprised to find the food was as good as...

Just up the up hill from the centre of Shaldon, Ode is well placed for the two main beaches in Shaldon, next to the Ness car park. It has great views over to Teignmouth and out to sea, particularly from the lower outdoor seating area....

Lovely setting and decent set up. Little underwhelmed by the size of the portions at the price and small things such as having to pay extra for condiments (a real pet hate!) food tasted good although the fries were a little cold. At the price...

Just had the Cauliflower, chickpea & Sweet potato Korma and the Lentil Deal. As alway absolutely brilliant. So much flavour and very filling. Thanks for the great food.

The food is always great here. However, today I had the Cowder absolutely and it was the best thing I’ve had yet…. Amazing. As always, helpful and friendly staff. Thanks all.

After a busy morning on the beach this cafe is well placed to provide drinks and food. QR code on the tables allows online ordering and the food was freshly prepared. Fries were lovely, cakes were great. Staff were friendly and helpful. Great spot for...

Our first visit to Cafe Ode, mid afternoon after walk along coast path. Walking across to the cafe we were met with the overwhelming smell of deep fat frying, not what we had been expecting from information we’d read about the cafe, which seemed to...

On the tables they have QR asking you to order on line Which is fine But it asks you to create an account which I think is a waste of time as we probably won't visit again, the app also didn't work in saying that...

food was very good but a bit pricey l really enjoyed the greek style halloumi wrap and the skin on fries

We live locally and go to Ode Cafe regularly and we are always impressed by the food and friendly staff. It is on the pricer side for the type of food on offer but it’s worth it for the quality.

Nice setting. Great views. Been a few times but closed so check new opening times. Food is above average. It’s a good place to sit and enjoy watching the world go by. Definitely go back.

We stopped here for some breakfast after we had been paddle-boarding on the beach. The food is freshly prepared and locally sourced. It offers good value for money and the coffee is excellent. Worth a visit. The staff are friendly and the service is very...

A very pleasant place to sit and enjoy a relaxing cuppa overlooking the Teign estuary. However, coffee and tea prices were just a tad on the high side - I suppose one us paying a little bit for the location and the view!

We had nice ice creams, but the hot chocolates were quite tasteless and very pricey for such a small drink. There was an overall average service provided. But they are an eco-friendly business which is nice.

Tried cafe Ode again as I was hoping to use their electric charging point, as they are an eco friendly business. Disappointed that their fast charge was down and only three pin socket available however as we were here decided to have light lunch for...

Called in and grabbed a venison on sourdough bread sandwich and a steamed spring green and hedgerow leaf salad. So much flavour in them both, fully recommended. Great thanks.

We moved into the area recently and habe visited nearly every weekend so far. The food is fantastic and the click and collect works really well. So glad they have continued to stay open during lockdown and provide a brilliant service. Thanks.

What a great Friday lunchtime treat. We had the pulled chicken and the fish and chips. Both were so good that we cannot wait to go again. We ordered on their website and it was freshly made and ready for us. The food could not...

So good to find this cafe today, the most excellent hot chocolate and all very Covid safe. Staff are extremely friendly and only too happy to cater for any need. A real boost in these difficult times for all

Reasonable cafe but a lovely brownie. Friendly, helpful with fantastic views of Teignmouth and over to the Jurassic coast beyond We visited during the pandemic. They have closed their building but have installed a covered outdoor area, in addition to their usual outdoor seating. They...

We had two very interesting pizzas. Both were very tasty and enjoyed by both of us. Good bar with good variety of drinks.

We love cafe ODE and they have all the measures in place for the current climate. As always we had a lovely lunch here. The brownies are the best!

We visited Ness Beach as it is dog friendly and had much here. Due to current circumstances you can only eat out and there is a limited menu. We had Crab which was the nicest I had ever tasted with a side of new potatoes,...

Sustainable friendly cafe. Free parking on a Sunday. We had their famous breakfast bun and delicious and plentiful toast and marmalade. Love the ethics. X

Whilst the ambience and food is great, the portion sizes are incredibly mean for the price.My dhal was in a tiny paper pot, about 300ml in volume... it reminded me of a little ice cream tub... accompanied with a‘flatbread’, (In reality a small tortilla wrap) for £12.95. The sausage (literally one small sausage) and chips my kids had at £5.50 each left them hungry too.Best to visit here after lunch or breakfast (ideally whilst you’re not hungry or thirsty) for an expensive tiny, but nice tasting, coffee instead of ordering overpriced food and hoping to feel that your hunger and/ or thirst will satiated for a reasonable price.My family are fit and healthy so I am not basing portion size expectations on a wish to gorge in a glutinous manner.

This cafe operates on the principles of sustainability and recycling. This starts with the building itself - in places the wool insulation can be seen poking out between the wooden boards - and the eco-friendly toilets. It exhibits in the presentation of food and cutlery provided. The chairs are an eclectic mix of recycled furniture. This does not make for a smart environment, but that is not what this place is about. It is friendly and welcoming and comfortable, without sacrificing the environment.But it is food which matters most. for most people. We had quite simple lunches but we thoroughly enjoyed them. Other food served looked lovely too. The menu was quite limited but plenty of appealing items. However I always like a short menu in a small venue: you know they will be able to cope with providing it, in good time and good quality. Love this place would return whenever possible

We had really mixed thoughts about Cafe ODE. The setting, atmosphere and eco-friendy credentials ticked a lot of boxes for us. We are both vegans and appreciated the fact that there were options on the menu and others that the chef was happy to create for us. Like the previous reviewer, we had vegan Korma and thought that it was too expensive for what it was - served in a cardboard pot for £11.95. Yes there were chilies and crispy shallots on top and a cut up and griddled wrap on the side & it was really tasty and well cooked - sorry but £12 was too expensive - £7.95 would have been about right. We would return for a coffee but would think twice about buying food - sorry!

We visited Cafe Ode for breakfast and it was a very mixed experience. I had the “Ode Big Bun” which is the closest thing to a traditional cooked breakfast on the menu. All the ingredients used were amazing, one of the tastiest sausages I have ever eaten. But in my opinion it was all ruined by shoving it in a bun and then asking you to eat it off a tiny wooden saucer which led to what was probably one of the least elegant eating spectacles around!Serve a traditional English breakfast on a plate and I would definitely be back, but I don’t really want to pay £9 for one sausage, a little bit of a bacon and an egg in a bun.

First visit and mixed feelings. The menu was very limited, all being on a chalkboard. Perhaps this was because it was on a Sunday? We had one Korma and one soup. The Korma was served in a small pot with a side of homemade flatbread. Tasty but there was not much of it. The soup was served in a very small pot with one smallish piece of bread. Again tasty but not much of it. The side of skinny fries was substantial and tasty as was the side of olives. The service was friendly and the view over Teignmouth stunning. We felt that the Korma at £12 and the soup at £7 were a tad overpriced. We were a little disappointed but will try again.

Very good quality. Food goodand varied menu and pleasant surroundings. Ideal for children.Food is freshly cooked,locally sourced and appetising. Perfect for lunch after a walk on the beach or surroundings

Cafe Ode is quite unique, it has delicious food cooked on the premises. I ate some ginger cake made with real ginger, quite unusual but delicious.

After visiting last week for the first time with my daughter, I’m still reminiscing about the wonderful experience I had ! I had a delightful fish and fries and the coffee was just scrummy, excellent choice of bean ! Additionally the young brunette waitress who served me was truly excellent, she showed amazing customer service and really made us feel welcome, on top of the beautifully designed coffee she made! nothing was too much trouble! Thanks again! We will definitely be back - this time with a bigger group

We've been going to Cafe Ode 2 or 3 times a year over the last 3 years. We've never been disappointed which counts for a lot around Devon.

Four Small hot chocolates £13.00 Take away! Tasted like it came from a drinks machine. Not Good Paper cup below

Just at the top of the Ness car park and conveniently close to the Shaldon Wildlife Park, this eco aware cafe provides often much needed warmth and shelter!

Arrived in the rain .had to pay in the car park .service was ok ,but felt that it was expensive for what we had .not a lot of choice .

Amazing cafe - super eco friendly, very friendly folk, fantastic view to the sea. All the food is homemade and interesting (amazing soup and ginger cake!!), excellent coffee, served in the small light warm and comfortable cafe.

Delightful service, delicious food and extremely quick service. Would definitely recommend for intimate evening meal but also for families and walkers with dogs.

Arrived late in the day on a Sunday and although the kitchen had just closed for main meals they still accommodated us with a freshly cooked meal. The whole team were friendly, helpful...excellent customer service...good food in a lovely relaxed setting.

We had mussels and cod on the seafood evening, watching the sun set over Teignmouth. Lovely setting, small, sweet local mussels, beautifully cooked cod, lively salsa Verde and crispy French fries. I have never had a better meal in a car park!

We had breakfast here, croissants with scrambled egg, delicious. They cater for Vegan & Vegetarian and even have a separate area where you can take your dog and sit in to eat. The staff are very friendly and welcoming.

A lovely place to sit and enjoy a feast of simply cooked gorgeous food served by very happy staff. Limited menu but all very tasty and it changes often - before our very eyes at lunchtime. I changed my order to take advantage of the recently added mackerel. Good portions for a lunch time meal/snack. We will definitely return. The view of the river estuary and adjacent Teignmouth beach is lovely and at high tide you may catch a commercial ship coming into port. If the weather is good there are large communal tables outdoors.

Lovely setting with fantastic views. Staff really happy and helpful. Food served in biodegradable boxes - wooden cutlery. Great choice of food with good sized servings. Coffee and freshly baked croissants and cakes daily.

Great place to go for the view out over to Teignmouth, the food was well done but the menu selection is limited but quality very good. Good coffee and nice atmosphere, it is also dog friendly. First Class.

We were on our way to Dawlish but our two small children were complaining of being hungry so we decided to make a stop.

Very good food although a limited choice however because I didn’t want the Venison steak they made me a fish dish with an Asian salad which was excellent.

Morning cakes and coffee are a must. We came 4 and finish with 8 cakes :). Very nice, have a try from white bondy to brownies. Very good.

We went and give cafe ode a go for breakfast. First impressions, very pro the environment, recycling etc, which is good in this day and age. So, moving onto breakfast, I had a croissant with free range scrambled eggs, and my wife had sauteed mushrooms on sour dough. I thought mine was tasty, made with fresh eggs, probably local as well. My wife thought here's was OK but preferred her breakfast at the Clipper Cafe. Her comment was that everything was bread related....for example you could have a blt sourdough sandwich for breakfast and the breakfast choices were just a bit strange. She definitely thought there could be some more mainstream choices without such a high carbohydrate content!! So in short, I would go back, my wife wouldn't ...so that's probably the one and only time we go!!?!!?

I’ve previously brought fish and chips and burger and chips and ice cream here and they were all delicious.

Popped in here after a few hours on the beach. Lovely toasties with chips and tasty mussels. There was a mix up with our order as we had also requested a burger which was missed but was not charged for, when we questioned this the chef sent a large box of tasty fries out free of charge which cannot be faulted. All freshly prepared, definitely would recommend.

The cafe ODE is a proper little gem of a place. Firstly, the food was really good. The mushroom soup was really nice - creamy and actually tasted it was made of mushrooms! We all enjoyed the fries. There was plenty of them and they went down a treat. We also got a couple of pizzas that were made in the wood fired oven. They were properly good. They also made the garlic pizza bread in the over and it was lush. No shortage of garlic and cheese. Possibly the best cheesy garlic bread I've had...lush.

Visited for an early Sat evening meal after recommendations from some foodie friends. The 1st thing that struck me....... 2 options for mains. Venison steak or Vegan Korma. Very brave to put all your eggs into (2) baskets.

Came here for lunch only because visiting the zoo. Was delighted to see GF options. Had the veggie korma (I'm not a veggie and I won't order from non-indian restaurants normally) and it was incredible! So tasty. It wasn't lacking taste because of no meat and it was very authentic! Was surprised to get home baked GF bread as well. A great little place.

Great organic food and sustainable vibe. Reasonably priced too for high quality lunch. Sort of in between cafe/restaurant vibe.

We had a great strong coffee here - they offer lots of different milks too. Breakfast smelled great, although we didn't stay for it. Lovely view from the outdoor benches

Visited here for lunch. This cafe restaurant is halfway up Ness hill - it overlooks the car park but cast your eye further to the coast and teignmouth in all its glory!

Always pop in here for coffee, snack or cream tea. Staff very friendly and doing their bit for the environment Lovely views over shaldon by top car park

It was good to return here to find that the food and service are consistently good. It was a cool day so we sat inside. Even though the seating area looks small there are still a lot of tables efficiently arranged. The dog designated area has high tables and stools. So even the 4 legged friends have room.

As always the food at Ode Cafe is excellent service and staff friendly. You have to buy into the sustainability ethos - the cutlery is made of compostable vegetable products its not plastic!

If you enjoy eating out of a cardboard box and like to pay over £10 for an egg and a slice of toast then this is the place for you. The staff seemed disinterested also. This is a massive shame given the location. I would not recommend.

We purely come here for ice cream and chocolate brownie! So we can't comment on the food and service. However the staff are really friendly, very polite, and always a pleasure to see them. We look after vulnerable adults so this is a great escape which we also use to come for an ice cream and take in the view over teignmouth. The cleanliness is of a very high standard always. The quality of the food is above and beyond and though we are low paid, its worth every penny every time. The chocolate brownie is something else..... Wow, its gluten free which we arent, but its done so perfectly we like to take some home to have warm with clotted cream for a dessert. We tried a couple to start with and are venturing further into the cake department a step at a time. I look forward to trying out a meal here at some point, all the food and options are reasonably priced and very accommodating to all tastes and diets. Even the exterior of the building is just inviting. The fact that they take dogs means when my mum visits next we will be dragging them all in. Thank you very much for your hospitality, a huge asset to the local area. Highly highly recommended.

If you like organic and vegan options at the expense of taste and quality then this is your place. We weren't impressed with the options. The service appeared disorganised.

Stopped off at Cafe Ode before taking a walk down Ness Cove Beach.

Wasn't very hungry but decided to try a few things, Cake for the ladies and I had marmalade on toast. Not just any though, home made marmalade made using Seville oranges on sourbread toast. Decent portion and good job as everyone in my party wanted to try it! So good my daughter bought a jar (not normally sold separately) to take home. Rustic environmentally friendly cafe with everything sold recyclable - they take this very seriously, lovely atmosphere throughout with friendly staff.

We love cafe ODE. It produces a great menu of local and seasonal dishes. The team pride themselves on their commitment to reducing their impact on the environment with lots of eco action such as Biodegradable cutlery and packaging. It's a little more expensive than other cafes in Shaldon but it's worth the additional cost as the staff are friendly, the decor is warm and inviting (especially the logburner in the winter). It's kid and dog friendly too. Just a great place to visit. Food wise I'm a one trick pony so not worth me ofering much in the way of advice. I always opt for the fish and chips which are fresh and perfectly cooked. If I'm not having a meal I'll have a coffee and a brownie (also pretty top notch). There's more seating in the cafe now than there used to be since they did away with the brewery. On a sunny day, you can sit outside at their huge tables - you do overlook a car park but beyond it are nice views of Teignmouth.

Great setting despite being in a car park, lovely interior with wood fire, and great food. The portions were hot and very generous making them good value for money and feel good factor of all the ecological details of the business.

Gorgeous food. We visited twice during our weekend trip to teignmouth, we were THAT impressed. We are coeliacs and we were well looked after. The food was amazing - all cooked in a CARBON NEUTRAL kitchen. I loved the staff who couldn't do enough for us. The kitchen produces no waste - everything is organic, local and scraps are composted. Definitely no plastic. They even produce their own electricity. I wish more companies would adopt this way of doing business.

came into the cafe last week to have some lunch when we walked in we where greeted by a lovely young lady, who took our order, we had a lentil Dahl, fish and fries and a burger with cheese and bacon, which was cooked perfectly by the chefs.

I have always been a huge fan of daytime Cafe ODE and was excited to experience their new evening dining option. I was not disappointed. Fantastic three course set menu plus a welcome cocktail for £20/head - incredible value for money. Attentive and friendly staff throughout. Wonderful atmosphere with the log fire. Can't wait to come back again!

Another visit to Ode Cafe, excellent brunch last Sunday, as always! I particularly like the ethos of the owner and the way they provide sustainable food.

We were visiting Shaldon Zoo for Zoo keeper experience and they recommended we visit. I'm so pleased we did. A lovely spot with beautiful views, friendly staff, dog AND family friendly.....and most importantly delicious food. We will be back!!

What a view and beautiful surroundings to dine in on our family week away, been told by locals to try it out, the food tasted average but did have different selections to chose from and views to die for, still not sure we liked eating out of a cardboard box but do understand what there are trying to do also.

I’ll admit, I’ve gone 5 because the staff were kind, the food nice, the place welcoming, nice view, will be back ... hence the 5 star. That said do have something that bugs... the boxes and plastic cutlery. Yes I dig the sustainability and I suspect cost is in there not washing up etc. however in terms of the experience trying to cut toast with runny eggs in a small box doesn’t fit with the rest of the experience. I see others have commented similar. Would suggest the feedback is taken (which I didn’t give at the time hence I’ve given the higher score) as it’s the difference would be tempted to make this a regular haunt with the tweak above. Note I see the big bench tables have gone which is great, much better not having to share (as hipster as that may be) and one wonders if that was on the back of feedback too. The difference between good and great comes down to some plates and a knife and fork!

Visited today on recommendation. Falafel in flat bread tasty, crab patties & relishes tasteless, but really disappointed with presentation. Meal came in a box with plastic cutlery. Was not expecting a picnic lunch at inflated prices. Lovely views would only return for tea or coffee. Also one toilet when restaurant full must be a nightmare.

After a lovely walk along Teignmouth seafront with our 2 young children, we thought we would return to Cafe Ode after not having been there for well over a year. We had always had such a positive experience there on previous visits so we were very disappointed that we ended up having to leave and go elsewhere as barely anything was available on the menu. There was nothing really that the children would have eaten and the staff were less than bothered that we had left without ordering a thing. After this experience we won’t be returning. It is evident that the owner is focusing all his efforts now on the pizza restaurant up the road.

Stopped here with friends for lunch after walking a few hours on coast path.