Salty Dog Kiosk in Teignbridge

Visited Salty Dog yesterday. Not been for a few weeks (avoiding the school holidays). Greeted, as always, by friendly owner and ordered a bacon and egg roll and cheese wrap. Both as delicious as always. Thank you, we will be back again soon. I would not normally comment on other reviews but might I suggest to the person who knew they would need to take medication that they take a small bottle of water with them on their visits out and about (as we normally do). There is always the option to actually buy a drink too. Shouldn't be relying on others to provide what you can do for yourself with just a little thought beforehand.

I have been going here for many years. Everything that is sold at the Salty Dog is brought in by the Owner in her van, including the water that is used for the coffee machine and to make tea. There is no running water here. Sue sells bottled water, with donations going to the RNLI for every bottle sold.

My wife and I live locally and for many years we have enjoyed a bite at the Salty dog. This morning we bought a couple of bacon paninis and we also asked for a glass of tap water to take my mid morning medication ( this fact was also mentioned at the time) for my Ankylosing Spondylitis. We were really shocked when the member of staff told us she did not have tap water. Next to us there were two dogs enjoying two large bowls of water provided by the cafe. I suppose tap water would be required too for self hygiene of staff, would be utilised for washing purposes and also to make the coffees and teas they serve. We believe the cafe should give a formal explanation why the have had such unusual attitude to customers who have been loyal to them for many years.

An assured 'go to' favourite of ours. Owner now a good friend as we take our dog to the beach February through October. Lovely honest local spot, friendly owner, staff and locals. The Dauphinoise with Bacon from the Specials Board a real winner. We love it there.

We stumbled upon Salty dog by accident while walking one morning from Teignmouth along the coast. The lady there was incredibly friendly and the food and drinks were on point! Initially we had jacket potato with a smoothie, also coffee and a treat... all of it was 100% delicious and prepared with care. Honestly wasnt expecting much but now will go out our way to eat here. BTW if you're fussy with coffee like me, I assure you wont be disappointed.

Just a little cafe with limited outside seating but this is a nice place to sit and have a hot drink or pulled pork roll after a walk on the beach. Closed in winter.

Great stopping place if walking the coast path from Dawlish or the seafront walk from Teignmouth. It may be small but the choice is great, paninis, toasties, sandwiches soup, breakfast rolls, wraps etc etc something for everyone even a doggy menu! Food is good and homemade sausage rolls are delicious. Can definitely recommend.

We had walked along the coast path from Teignmouth and found this kiosk at the end by railway tunnel. What a find! Great Lavazza coffee with a free homemade cookie/flapjack etc. VERY reasonable prices and looked good for lunch as well. Highly recommend!

We wanted a long walk by the sea, starting at teignmouth we walked along the railway path and at the end near dawlish steps appeared leading to the salty dog kiosk. We were so impressed at the large menu and reasonable prices, also catered for those that prefer soy or oat milk. We loved this hidden gem and will certainly return again very soon

Took a walk along the sea front from Teignmouth and this lovely little kiosk is at the end. Friendly service and lovely seating area. Noticed they also catered for dogs too offering dog friendly food. It’s tucked away and seemed popular. Definitely worth a visit supporting local businesses

Brilliant place. Have been here twice now whilst visiting my family in Devon. This time I had iced coffee and family had coffees and milkshakes. All fantastic and even got free cakes with the hot drinks! Sue has a great little place here and I make sure to visit it when I’m down!

Nice surprise tucked away on the coastal path for delicious snacks,drinks and for those with hungry pups a doggy menu too.

having not been down smugglers lane for 20 years we was suprised to see a small kiosk at the very end of the lane, taking advantage of a walk from dawlish via the coastal path we took coffee here its provided with a free homemade cookie or a small cake ... well your choice. Small seating area outside, From here you can walk from Parson"s Tunnel on the sea wall towards Teignmouth around 20 minutes stroll or even stop off on the beach weather permitting, Kiosk does light snacks has well so plenty of choice to be had

Tucked away at the far far end of Teignmouth Beach (known as Holcombe Bay), through the railway arches, you reach the end of Smugglers Lane. Friendly little kiosk. Free cookie (YUM) with your coffee :) Only gave it a 4 /5 because the first time we walked all the way there to discover it's closed on Tuesdays (no prize for guessing what day is was!) - so we went back another day.

Lovely friendly cafe. Great ice cream, soup and snacks. Great service , outside seating plus free cake or cookie with coffee.

Only visited recently even though a local to teignmouth. Love it! Staff always super friendly, good coffee and a free rock cake/cookie with every coffee - what more do you want!! Haven't had any food but will treat myself to a bacon roll soon!

A little kiosk with a lot to offer! Hot food (bacon rolls, panini, pasties), sandwiches, crisps, creamy Devon ice cream, cakes, hot and cold drinks. Service always friendly. The free cookies with every hot drink are a must (gooey and delicious). Don’t miss it!

Nice ice cream in waffle cone for 2.40. Twister £1.60. For a kiosk quite a good selection of items. Good attention to health and safety.

We came across this lovely shack half way on a circular walk from Teignmouth. Nice chat with the owner and dog walkers. Good coffee and yummy bites to eat. A refreshing booster perfectly positioned on said circular walk. Close to the beach so very handy.

Really nice cafe on the Teignmouth to Dawlish coast path. Located on Smugglers Lane, at the end of the sea wall. Free cookies with Lavazza coffee, huge bacon rolls, homemade soups and sausage rolls. Lovely staff and makes a nice stopping point for a little exercise. So much nicer than Eastcliff. Recommended.

We always visit here if we go to Teignmouth for a walk. It’s two miles there from the estuary car park, so we always feel we deserve a tea and to share one of their home made sausage rolls ( they’re massive!) We usually take it back up on the sea wall to enjoy the views. There’s lots of choice food wise, including ice creams, and the woman serving is always friendly.

Relaxing quiet location just to chill with a coffee and free cookie right next to the beach. Definitely go again... accepts cards but limited parking, difficult to turn around so bear that in mind if in a camper for example.

This little kiosk is a wonderful oasis away from the strains of modern life. A great rest stop for walkers, it boasts a substantial snack and drink menu and is run by a charming and friendly lady. It is tucked away in a sheltered spot at the bottom of Smugglers Lane. It provides us with an incentive to walk that bit further along the sea wall from Teignmouth, knowing there will be a warm welcome and some pleasant sustenance.

My wife and I were on an early morning walk between Teignmouth and Dawlish, and found the Salty Dog Kiosk as we approached the 1/2 way stage of our stroll! Despite the fact the owner was just setting up for the day, she was extremely friendly and welcoming, and went out of her way to make us feel welcome.We had 2 coffees (which come with a free cookie or doughnut) and 2 breakfast baps - they were cooked fresh and were fantastic - not to mention great value.There is a huge range on the menu and fantastic service - we will be back again soon, with the dogs in tow next time around!

We walked along the sea front from Teignmouth to Dawlish. Saw the signs for the Salty Dog, smugglers lane. Stopped here and what a lovely surprise. Homemade goodies and loads of choice. I had a latte and had the choice of a free homemade cake or cookie. Partner had a banana milk shake, made with a fresh banana and fresh milk. Was lovely sitting and chatting to a local lady. Then a lovely stroll back to Teignmouth.

Dog menu, human's menu - cakes, coffee and icecream all served up with a huge dollop of friendliness!

Live locally but only recently found this gem at the Dawlish end of the sea wall walk between Teignmouth and Dawlish. Excellent coffee with free cookie! Ice creams and hot food all at reasonable prices with friendly and quick service.

Would highly recommend the bacon and egg/BLT baps that the Salty Dog serves to tired walkers in need of a pick me up! Freshly cooked bacon and a lovely soft fresh granary bap can't be beaten!Ideal for dog walkers (free treats and water available) plus a whole separate menu for dogs.

Delicious breakfast rolls using top quality sausage and bacon, Very tasty cookie included with coffee. Lots of lovely touches like the roaring fire, books and recycling, Friendly staff. Definitely visit again.

Lovely find..After a long walk with my dog we came across a sign for the Salty Dog. We found it no problem (if coming from Teignmouth go careful as it can be slippery walking under the bridge). I had a lovely cappuccino and a free chocolate cookie (delicious). The Kiosk provides ice cream, bacon rolls etc etc. There was a water bowl for dogs and a jar of treats. Quirky find. I always stop to charge my batteries (and the dogs!).

A modest establishment but really friendly and welcoming in a unique position near the sea front and railway - good cup of tea and home-made rock buns!

A short walk across the main road and down the path from The Castle pub and we quite unexpectedly arrived at The Salty Dog kiosk nestled under the cliffs and close to the Dawlish coastal railway.

A great range of drinks, snacks and ice creams from just a little cabin on the path between Dawlish and Teignmouth. Friendly and helpful staff. Let’s support these local independents!

Me and my partner had a bacon roll and a sausage roll!! What can I say??? the bacon roll was stale and the bacon was fatty and tough!! My partners so say homemade sausage roll was disgusting!!! and To top it off the strawberry blonde lady was as miserable as sin!!! avoid like the the plague!!

Down at the bottom of Smugglers Lane or at the end of the sea wall walk from Teignmouth depending on which way you walk Salty Dog is a great cabin coffee stop. We didn’t eat there although the food sounded good, we just had coffee which came with a free cake! Obviously made this great value. Both were good and the cups were recyclable which is great.

Great pit-stop between Dawlish and Teignmouth if you're walking the sea wall or further. Good coffee/decaff coffee, biscuits and rock cakes and there's a toilet. Really friendly owners and easy to see why it's so popular.

This was a lucky find whilst walking between Teignmouth and Dawlish. The free cookie with my coffee was a highlight. Nice wee table and chairs for a sit down and rest. Very friendly service, worth going looking for.

Arrived on a glorious day. Improved menu. 8 chairs, no indoor seating. No toilets or WIFI, I couldn't get mobile phone signal.

Very nice to walk down to salty dog for a coffee after a huge breakfast at coach house . Can walk the wall along to teighnmouth one mile . And back if you're fit enough . We got a taxi back Paula from coach house said she would have picked us up . Amazing ,

Really nice surprise to find this cafe at the bottom of the lane after a very long walk through Holcome in the hills above -great -can highly recommend !!

Me and the family took a trip to the beach and pasted this kiosk on the way. They are so friendly there and offer a lot of different food. The food there is really tasty and the kids really enjoyed there ice creams. they have seating as well so you can sit in the sun and enjoy your food. Highly recommend visiting.

We called off here while doing the south west coast path, it’s in the perfect spot for topping up refreshments, we had a couple of Ice creams on a very hot day. Well worth a visit.

A gem of a place in a very unpromising location on the coastal path. Great coffee and free homemade biscuits. Yummy. They deserve your business; go buy.

We arrived on a damp Saturday afternoon knowing the sea wall walk to Teignmouth was closed due to storm damage but the Salty Dog was still open. Lovely home made rock cakes to go with our coffee. An ideal stop on the coastal walk between Dawlish and Teignmouth. Very friendly service. Kiosk includes a customers toilet.

This was a fantastic stop on our family Boxing Day Walk. The service was amazing - friendly, welcoming and polite. The drinks and food were great too - will definitely make me do the walk more often!

We popped in from a family walk from Holcombe to Teignmouth. We all had a hot drink and was pleasantly surprised when we were presented with cookies with the adult drinks which was a very nice touch. It’s a nice little setting and very welcoming when you on a long walk.

Amazing stop for food and refreshments. Stopped here a few times as it's a place we've frequented over the years. A really welcome addition.

After a long walk along the sea wall, we came to this kiosk. Ideally situated for a drink, food or ice cream....what a delight, with an owner who couldn't be more helpful or charming.

Half way between Paignton and Dawlish, this is just a shack, but what a shack! A great range of treats on offer, even for dogs, and the best ice cream ever. Well worth the walk, if you're not planning to pass en route.

Great foood even gluten free nice little place after a walk along sea front soup was fresh and home made

What a gem of a find between Teignmouth and Dawlish near the Smuggers Inn but you need to either walk down the hill or follow the sea wall walk from teignmouth - about 2 miles away. A great reward for walking down to the railway tunnels to see the GWT trains and other trains.. Great food, friendly services and a view of the sea too with lovely home cooked food and ice cream + tea and cold drinks.

What a gem of a find!! A great reward for walking down to the railway tunnels!! Great food, friendly services and a view of the sea too!! And not a seagull in sight!!!

Lovely position bottom of Smugglers Lane for a break after walking. Good coffee & ice cream & snacks. Great service & friendly chatter from hosts.

We've stopped in twice now and both times had ice creams and coffees (both excellent). On our second visit we were caught in a torrential downpour and went to the kiosk for shelter. The owners were SO nice and gave our children towels and even one of their own jackets to warm up with.

This is a good place to call in when walking sea wall walk to Dawlish from sea front at Teignmouth. It's after you walk along sea wall from Teignmouth and gone under railway line . It's right in front of you you can't miss it . Coffee,tea fast food ice cream etc.

Stopped for a mid-walk pitstop. Lovely coffee and tea. I had an ice-cream and an my partner had an ice-cream cookie sandwich; it's huge, definately a challenge! Ice-creams were fab