Chickoland in East Devon

We visited today and it's a beautiful place so tranquil and the food although limited was lovely.. mostly homemade..the bread is really good. They operate on a "for what is worth" basis which basically is pay what you think it is worth. (If you do go don't be tight as they live as a community and they put the money back into the community funds.) They have Gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options also. The filter coffee was good 👍. There is also a little shop inside the tea room which sells bread, flour and other foodie things also they sell soap, toothpaste, shampoo etc. Well worth a visit.

Sunday morning 9th January and we were awaiting the departure of our flight to Lanzarote from Exeter Airport. This cafe is located on the ground floor of the departure lounge and was the only catering facility open at the Airport. We ordered and paid for two Flat whites which were £2.70 each. Considering they were dispensed from a machine it took a long time to get our coffees. A bit disappointing that they were served in paper cups There was limited food here, which included croissants, pain and chocolat, crips and a bit more. No alcohol was on sale here.

Poped in here for a quick bite before i went to see friends. The burger was just cheap, nasty meat, could even finish it. Not sure why I even botherd as the staff werent in a hurry to speak with you, or take your order. Rude.

Food was okish had better McDonald's no lights on the outside won't go there again

The worst curry I've ever tasted. For £9. Watery, with stodgy rice, I couldn't get more than a couple bites in. The staff are utterly dead and I don't blame them. I just wanted something other than burgers.