Courtenay Cafe in Teignbridge - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Very limited selection of cakes when we visited but what we had were nice. Lovely old building off the courtyard

I visited the cafe today with family after a tour around the castle. As it was my goddaughters 2nd birthday, she was surprised with a complimentary chocolate milkshake with marshmallows and whipped cream! Such a lovely birthday treat for her! Thank you to all who were working today!

Pleasant staff, delightful courtyard position. If you want hot food, or more choice then there is a farm shop/restaurant on the way available at another location. A short distance away. Menu is sandwiches, salad, cakes an d drinks

Great cafe with friendly efficient staff and delicious looking homemade cakes - can definitely recommend the fresh baked scones!

Very nice friendly staff. The cafe is very cosy and we were very impressed with the cup and saucers and the gold coloured teaspoon. We did not eat there this time but a good selection of sandwiches and cakes and also beverages. All were well presented and good value.

Reasonably priced good food and excellent coffee, ideal for a snack lunch. Only accessible inside the castle so you need to be visiting.

Poor staff, only one person in the kitchen. 40 minutes wait for a sandwich. Customers demanding refunds .other complaining about the wait. No excuse Courtenay Cafe. Get some more staff and train them properly.

Waited 30 mins to be served whilst one waitress stood catching flies with her mouth and another wandering around with a milkshake almost walking backwards. It took another 30 mins for the baguettes to arrive and after waiting this long you'd think they had just made world class pieces of art. Such a disappointment, especially as it wasn't even busy. No butter on the bread and cheese cut up like a toddler was using a blunt knife to make his food. What a fab start to the day.

Run out of all food wanted we payed for baguettes and we got 4 sandwiches Poor service The two at the front couldn't do a thing

We had to wait quite a while to be served, then they forgot the milk and spoons to go with our pots of tea. Other people stood and waited for quite a while before staff in the back realised they were there. Overall, tea was nice but it needs to up its game.

Called in on a Saturday for a light lunch on our way to Torquay, at 1.00pm only 19 customers in the restaurant - very quiet for a Saturday with four waiting staff. Ordered smoked salmon sandwiches on white bread - served very stale cheap quality sliced white bread on complaining the cost of two out of three sandwiches deducted from our bill.

The cafe provided us with a delicious, traditional cream tea on our visit, perfect after our tour of the house and there's it's pleasant to sit in the courtyard to eat it - with a view of the house.

This is a cafe in the courtyard of Powderham Castle. It's a welcome respite to have a lovely Devonshire Cream Tea whilst admiring the Castle. They have multiple combinations of cream tea. Absolutely love the clotted cream A real Devonshire cream tea is hard to beat when the sun is shining and you are in the grounds of a wonderful castle