Saveurs in South Hams

The French Patisserie at Saveurs is incredible, with delicious cakes, coffee and bread; highly recommend! We had coffee and raspberry chocolate browny; wow, wow wow! We also had pear flan with amazing buttery pastry; so good. Its difficult if you are just visiting, so we took away more delicious patisserie for later

Exceptional patisserie which I went to on two separate occasions during my stay locally as the cakes are superb. We had lemon tarts. Plum tarts, coffee eclairs and coffee roulade and every single was tasted incredible and very reasonably priced too

Sadly, they weren’t open on Sundays when we visited Dartmouth, but were so pleased that we visited on two other days. My husband visited first, chose a cake, which was delicious, and was given another as they still had an assortment left over and it was heading for closing time. We headed there for breakfast the day we were leaving Dartmouth; lovely welcome, good choice of pastries, and when we next visit Dartmouth we’ll definitely head their way. For anyone unsure where to find them, they are close to the market.

Tres bien!! Absolutely delicious French baguette with ham & cheese The choc chip cookie was also a great dessert! We tried this lovely French cafe a few years ago & made a bee line for it again this weekend- did not disappoint!! You must try it if you appreciate great French food! Great to see it expanding too 😍

Really generous portion of bacon in a warm homemade bap - yum! Nice coffee. Small seating area so probably best to take away. Cakes and pastries looked amazing but we were full! Return visit definitely!

We had a lovely breakfast at Saveurs. Delicious pain au raisin and bacon roll. Great selection of savoury and sweet bites on offer. Would highly recommend!

Patisserie from heaven. An array of delights which taste incredible. What a special place. The coffee eclairs and the croque en bouch mini were memorable, the latter being a tiny tower of profiteroles filled with patisserie creme and laden with the clearest caramel…oh my goodness ! The raspberry tartlet was also too good to leave behind! This is not a place to go to if you are on a diet. The coffees and the savouries and in house breads are also wonderful, and the scents that waft at the door draw you in…go early, they sell out I am sure. All fresh every day..why ever go anywhere else eh?

I love hot chocolate, but until I had tried Saveur's a few years back, I had no idea how good it could actually taste! It is just out of this world, a cup of heaven. The cakes and cheques monsieur are amazing too!

What a wonderful find. Loved the unique nature of food available at this place. We had superb coffee eclair, hot chocolate (their own recipe) and a raspberry brownie. They were all delicious. Would highly recommend

Went in and booth a range of cakes including lemon and pear tarts. Absolutely superb not cheap but worth every penny. Fantastic

Temptation ! Happily, not resisted. Lovely fresh bread and quite beautiful pastries, and significantly for me (I am diabetic), some really special savory items. Thank goodness I don't live here, or else I surely will be putting on the pounds.

Lovely fresh coffee and delicious cakes. Quick service and friendly staff. Well distanced tables and masks worn.

We’ve been coming here for a few years and it used to be a nice treat, however today when I popped in for a cake the lady serving me moved a cleaning sign on the floor before promptly using the same gloved hand to pick up my cake and put it into a bag. When I challenged her on what she did, there was no apology muttering under her breath she got me another one this time using tongs. The other staff looked astounded that I have questioned their colleague. To be honest I wouldn’t have been happy about this level of hygiene before COVID but now it seems even worse. This isn’t the first bad experience we’ve had here recently we were turned away quite abruptly when they decided they had too many orders to fulfil from seating customers so sent the whole takeaway queue away. I also couldn’t help noticing that there was no social distancing between tables, and no one was asking for track and trace details from customers that were sitting down when I was there.

We only pooped in for coffee (which was lovely) but whilst we were sat there we saw the waitresses giving each table a thorough clean after each guest. They were wiping down the tables, chair backs, chair seat, the suagr pots, menus and everything on the table. The staff were all wearing masks. Great hygiene levels.

I don’t like to write bad reviews and wouldn’t normally however this is the second occasion I’ve been turned away from sitting inside due to not ordering ‘lunch’.....I completely appreciate the current situation and it’s more beneficial for business to keep inside seating for the customers who are going to spend more.....however not only this the customer service on every occasion has been very rude....as if your too much hassle and feel a burden....sadly being a local I will not be returning....it’s locals that perhaps they need to consider alittle more.....

Great food and drinks with that French panache. The owners and staff are so kind and helpful and you can eat and drink inside or arrange take aways,

No room at Costas so we didn't wait and found this gem. 1000% better. The macarons were delicious, good choice of other patisserie to choose from.

Good selection on menu, lovely French pastries to view! Delicious dressing on salad, tasty quiche, my husband had the onion soup, huge bowl, stated it was very good. Service slightly slow. Would recommend though.

Absolutely fabulous lunch. Gorgeous panini each with a lovely side salad. The cakes looked to die for. We will certainly visit again on our week’s holiday

Had two meals here, not much to complain about. On the first visit on the egg Benedict dish one of the peices of toast was very tough. I think it is normally counter service so I don't think the wait staff are used to taking table orders, there were a couple of mistakes but they were able to be corrected.

Two minutes from the waterfront at Dartmouth sits this lovely small coffee / Deli shop, we sat in the window seat and had a couple of lovely coffees, Bacon and Brie Panini and I had a Ham and Emmental baguette, both are highly recommended. Not wanting to be impolite I had the Lemon Tart, which if you closed your eyes you were in Lemon Heaven and my wife had the Mango and Coconut slice, which if you closed, (you get it !). Friendly staff, quick efficient service, lovely atmosphere and simply relaxing and enjoyable and dog friendly as well. A little bit of France in Dartmouth - who knew. And even better they do breads and food to takeaway so you can have a little bit of France where ever you are .

We'd been recommended this cafe by some people we came across on our way from Slapton to Dartmouth via Quack Copse (look it up!) Who have a house with a water turbine.We were not dissappointed - it was excellent! We had the French breakfast of bread with jam/marmalade and a croissant with loveoy coffee. We bought 4 more croissants to share with family in Bristol later this week.Welcoming and attentive staff exercising good Covid 19 protocols.

We were looking for somewhere to eat outside on a hot August day in Dartmouth but everywhere was either full or had very long waits for food so we went to Saveurs. Although it is quite dark inside, we had a good lunch. It is a French style restaurant which is spacious and clean, with plenty of choice on the menu, which was served reasonably quickly and which was reasonably priced.

A welcoming and very clean venue - quite impressed with the lengths staff went to maintain cleanliness during this covid crisis too.Our visit was a lunch one, through which banquettes were ordered. Was tempted by cake or cookies too but managed to resist (this time). Food was a little slow, but they were quite busy, so I won't hold that against them. Staff mannerism etc made up for that.All in all, a welcoming venue that I'd happily return too.

We used Dartmouth as a base for daily long walks on the coast and on Dartmoor, and Saveurs was our go to place for sandwiches to get us through the day. Lovely fresh baguettes and tasty ingredients. Really good value. And fab cakes too!

the cakes on display look very appetising and well presented, when we entered the shop we were told to sit down at a table expecting a waitress to take our order but soon realised customers were coming into the shop for takeaway items and the only way I was going to be served was to join the queue Had excellent Cajun Chicken sandwich on home made bloomer white bread , large sandwich very fillingsurprised the sandwich when eaten inside was £7.50 ,combined with a pot of tea for two and my wife’s similar sandwich came to £20 which I thought was expensivesome of the staff did not look happy in their role suggesting underlying issues in the workplace but despite the price the food was excellent

Came here with my family for brunch and loved it. The food was delicious especially the cheese and mushroom crepe. Customer service was fab. The young man and girl serving us were helpful and attentive. The raspberry jam was so delicious we bought a jar to take away with us. And we came back next day to buy some of their lovely sour dough. Great place to refuel.

We saw the cafe from the street and originally intended to buy a sandwich each to take away. However the impending rain storm led us to sit in and we found it a very clean and pleasant place to have lunch. The staff were accommodating, my son wanted his sandwich without the relish which was no trouble and the smoked mackerel pate was gorgeous. The cafe had run out of salad leaves and the lady serving was very apologetic and reduced the price accordingly, but then managed to find some anyway! Nice to find somewhere serving slightly different food, we would definitely go back if in the area again.

Avoid eating-in here! Ridiculous prices, especially given poor quality and portions of food and the rude staff. Expensive prices for very basic and low quality food, e.g. eggs benedict £9, toast and jam over £4, and bacon roll £7.Small quiche was £7, and after a 15 min wait was unceremoniously dumped on our table with humpf and accompanied by a bit of very oily salad. The quiche was soggy and clearly microwaved with a middle that was hotter than the sun.This place appears to hate grokles/tourists but is clearly happy to take their money

Shocking service! I stood at the till waiting to be served for an age. An older lady who had been wiping tables, huffed, rolled her eyes and came to serve me at the till. She seemed very annoyed that I had disturbed her cleaning, asked me what I wanted 'a latte to have in please' This seemed to anger her further (another table to clean!) 'To have in!?' she barked 'er yes please' By now seething with rage 'well sit down!' she said pointing to the table behind me 'you have to sit there! this end is closed!' I promptly walked out.

Our favourite breakfast and the best coffee in Devon, robust and strong. Everything cooked perfectly and great service including the staff in facemasks.We bought cakes as well which they kept cool as we walked round Dartmouth.It was no problem having our little dog at the table as well.You can order online from this company for Saveurs at home!

Yes there is a delicious looking display of cakes which i admit to trying, but also a nice lunch menu of baguettes, panini's, salad and even a few hot dishes.Service was friendly, seating inside was more spacious than it looks. There is air conditioning & toilet facilities.Prices were fair, take away cheaper. But recommended. Good tasty food.

Hubby and I have been meaning to try this cafe since we moved to the area 4 years ago but never made it until today and boy are we glad we did. We both had fabulous crepes and salad and wonderful cakes, washed down with superb apple juice. As a light lunch it doesn’t come much better. The service was charming and there is absolutely no doubt that we will be regulars from now on.

Delicious food, good wine, very smart, lovely people. What more could you ask for. Also noted that it is cake shop as well selling lots of lovely cakes and pastries.

Stopped for lunch here. Good COVID measures in place and lovely food. We had a Croque Monsieur and sausage roll, both came with salad which was a bit too oily but the rest of the food, and service was very good. A lovely selection of breads and patisseries!

Attracted by the lovely looking bread in the front we went in for a quick lunch Great french onion soup, lovely liver& duck pate , lovely baguette sandwiches Everyone had something they really liked Friendly staff

I recently ordered some brownies and croissants from Saveurs to be delivered, after the almond croissants and bread from a bakery close to me were so bad they had to be binned. (How does an established bakery mess up bread?!). After that experience, I did a lot of research to find a traditional boulangerie, and Saveurs did not disappoint! The entire experience of ordering was a pleasure. Guylaine responded to every enquiry I had within minutes, and was more than happy to omit the egg glaze on some pain au chocolat to accommodate my husband’s egg allergy. When I ordered some other products that did have egg in them, she even called to double check that I was aware that they were not egg-free. Everything I ordered was wonderful, but the almond and hazelnut pain au chocolate were otherworldly, and immediately brought me back to my holidays in France. I wish we lived closer! (Probably good for my waistline that we don’t). I will certainly be ordering again, and I will make a point of visiting for lunch if I am ever in the Dartmouth area. If you have only ever had almond croissants from a grocery store (even Waitrose), I emplore you to try Julien’s. They will knock your socks off and ruin store-bought patisserie for you for life!

Popped in with a visiting friend for coffee and she was a over the moon with the choice of Gluten free cakes on offer. Smashing thanks

We had a lovely Sunday lunch at this French style cafe. Nice service but really good food and delicious dessert options. Good coffee too. Would recommend to all! Much nicer than a lot of the very mediocre pubs in Dartmouth!

My wife and I were looking for a light lunch and so glad that we found Saveurs. Although busy it did not take long to find a table. A good selection of lunches well presented. A friendly and efficient service.

Excellent lunch. There is something great about a chunky tasty and healthy soup. Here it’s served with Cornish butter and two types of very fresh sliced bread. As for the raspberry delice for pudding... that had to be fought over to see who could get the largest half

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If you love waiting half an hour for the wrong coffee and dry cold French imitation food then this is the place for you, after being served by young staff that can't tell the difference between tea or coffee (genuinely had to explain how make my flat white coffee) the management will rudely stare and blame the customers before humiliating the poor young staff infront of the shop, clearly no support or training for the staff but plenty of abuse. Everybody always looks miserable there and the management is cruel and very unprofessional. It's always like that in Saveurs this seems to happen most days.

I stopped off here for a shopping break and ordered a coffee along with a baguette, the coffee was nice until I met the coffee grouts in the bottom of the cup, the baguette turned out to be a warm but very hard ciapatta, both breads are completely different and yet there seams to be some confusion as the menu on the table and on the wall both say baguette, the salad that came with the un-biteable ciapatta was advertised as being dressed with a tarragon dressing, there was a definite lack of tarragon flavour, non-existant to be exact, the atmosphere was created by the customers as the staff kept behind the scenes, this cafe was recommended to me, they must have been having a good day, not worth the expense.

I buy bread here regularly - the seeded sourdough and croissants our favourites - so I guessed the lunch might also be good long before I brought friends in on a cold, wet day to give it a try. Discerning visitors can be a dangerous gambit but I need not have worried. The Croque Monsieurs were lovely the béchamel fluffy and light on top of home cooked and shredded ham, the festive port pie full of herbs with a side of three different breads and the Croque Madam a treat with its glossy egg suitable wobbly and runny. Great coffee too, with hints of chocolate.. The menu is extensive with the likes of scrambled eggs and home made-chocolates for the indulgent. The kitchen is small and everything is cooked to order but your patience will be rewarded.

Saveurs is a French style cafe/restaurant where you can enjoy delicious patisseries, drinks and meals! We had really tasty sandwich in crispy baguettes; omelette with fillings of your choice and an amazing onion soup with crispy bread! All ample in servings too. For pudding we shared a slice of apple tart, which was excellent. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The restaurant is clean and roomy and they even welcome dogs.

Over the years we have always returned to this little bit of France in Devon. Never been disappointed by the quality and selection of the cakes. We always try to have something different and by coincidence yesterday we had what appeared on GBB last night! Good quality tea in a pot, Real chocolate ingredients and not oversweet. Nice atmosphere. Thing we liked least is that as we get older the 65 miles gets longer. Long may they continue

Lovely little cafe ideal for lunch or a coffee stop. I had the brie and bacon baguette which was served with salad (and their own dressing was fab) and it was delicious. Pear and almond tart to die for!

Yep, truly French- even down to the grumpy waitress! 🙄 Glorious pastries and coffee. Tarte aux Noix superb, Quiche light and tasty. However the older lady who served us was unhelpful and monosyllabic. Shame. Doesn’t make me want to hurry back.

A real gem. Why bother with Costa next door when you have this great place. Wonderful cakes and pastries. We went there everyday, as it was so great

We came across this nice little cafe as we needed somewhere to stop for a bite to eat. You can find a nice little cafe that offers fresh and local products. Our lunches were really nice and it being fresh bread made it all the better. We both had a mocha which has to be one of the best we’ve had. It’s a good find if you go further in.

We have eaten here before but only coffee and cake which are to die for. This time we had a bowl of soup and chunks of bread. The leek and potato soup was to die for, I thought that there must be lots of cream in it because it certainly didn't look like my home made soup - but no I am told there wasn't. The different chunks of bread were all home made and gorgeous. A must to eat at if in the area.

Went in for a bite to eat with my wife, had the red pepper soup special and a eggs Benedict. The food was good but one of the female staff members was very rude to not only me and my wife but her co-workers, she was short and had blonde hair and I think I heard a staff member call her Nicole, she was very rude and Seemed to do nothing just standing there, while the young girl trying to make drinks was struggling to do everything on her own. Nice place, good food, shame to be ruined by one Women

The food looks good but the furniture is not what I expected for a place that charges these prices. The service was only just ok, for example the pot of tea was only about 20% full of hot water, I had to ask for it to be filled properly. All basic stuff.

We were just visiting the Town having a walk round and came across this Cafe We had a snack , food was very nice service a little slow but they were very busy Such a selection of cakes and bread products Spoilt for choice

Despite the fancy interior and Parisian patisserie the actual quality of the food is not that nice. A while ago ordered pizza and unfortunately it was greasy and American style deep crust. The cakes are neither fulfilling or complementing - the only items I can wholeheartedly recommend are the pain au chocolat and croissants

We were staying in Dartmouth during my birthday and I ordered this amazing cake online. Communication with Saveurs was prompt and helpful. The cake was probably the best I've ever had - a beautifully presented platter of rectangular slices of cake and small macarons and tartlets, along with flowers and a lovely marzipan scroll with my name on. Much admired by all my family and devoured very quickly! Whilst staying there we also popped in several times for delicious coffee and cakes.

Called into this little cafe/bakery twice on our recent trip to Dartmouth. We picked up two baguette sandwiches to take away and they were both superb - wonderful fresh crusty bread with very generous fillings. Our only regret, forgetting to pick up some more bread to take home with us.

My husband and I really enjoyed our morning coffee here whilst staying in Dartmouth last week We tried other coffee shops around the town but Saveurs was the best by far. The cakes, scones and bread are also excellent. Well worth a visit.

We came across saveurs by accident and we are so glad we did! The food is lovely, the service is good and the staff are friendly .We had a a very pleasant eating experience there so much so we went twice in one day .Definitely worth visit and if we ever go to Dartmouth again we will certainly go back .

We often pop into in Saveurs for lunch when we’re in Dartmouth but today I feel must write about our lunch. We had the Antipasti sharing plate and it was a wonderful choice we had hummus, sundried tomatoes, a dish of tomatoes with spring onions sliced finely with cheese and light dressing, plump tasty olives, Brie, Serrano ham and a quiche cut into mouth size slices which had a beautifully crisp base and a traditional ham and cheese filling. This dish was also served with a mixed basket of Saveurs gorgeous bread! The bill including coffee was just over £20 for the two of us. The staff were very friendly and professional.

Good service, fresh bread, cakes and sandwiches at a reasonable price in clean pleasant surroundings only pitfall they allow dogs otherwise good experience 👏🏻

My friend and l were doing a 'Round robin' trip so called here for a snack. Too nice to be indoors so l bought a lovely little quiche to have and we went to the park. There was plenty to choose from if eating out or in, plus its a cake shop with very tempting

Had a cream tea at Saveurs. Beautiful scones, the best I have had for ages. Great service. I will definitely be back.

Had a late lunch at Saveurs, excellent lemon tart, and a croque monsieur. Very friendly and helpful staff. Do try the lemon tart it’s superb.

Efficient friendly service. Good quality ingredients and interesting menu by the french owners, We went twice during our week long trip.

We just took away two pain au raisin. They pastries were lovely but the service was without a smile, slow and a bit unfriendly when the young lady wanted to charge £5.00 and I pointed out they were 1.50 each. It looks to have interesting choices but the staff couldn’t have shown less interest. Shame.

Third visit here- it might be expensive, but a great cup of coffee which is hard to find in Dartmouth !

Great little bakery and coffee shop which also does breakfast and lunches Good portions, reasonably priced for Dartmouth... and if you have room stunning cakes for desert ( or skip lunch and go straight for the cakes!)

I asked the owner if she made the bread (all four different kinds) she served with my very reasonably priced breakfast. “We make everything we sell, including the bread”. Pain at chocolat, coffee refills and a entire case filled with French pastries. Tired of the “full English breakfast”; me too, this is the place to go while in Dartmouth.

We have had decent coffee & cake here before, we thought we would try it for a light lunch.

We found the menus clear as regards eat-in & takeaway pricing. We decided to eat in, regular latte, chai latte & a pecan flapjack. Unfortunately whilst adding sugar to his coffee my husband shook the shaker a bit too vigourously, the lid came off & ended up with latte & sugar everywhere. I returned to the counter & explained what had happened & it was dealt with swiftly. The coffee was replaced (with no charge) & the lady couldn't do enough & didn't blame us in the least. Excellent service & yummy drinks & food.

Beware! The eat in prices are approx.50% higher than the 'take away' prices & are not given on the board. They are for drinks (extra 30p ish, reasonable) & for the cakes on display. But the big chalk board does not give the eat in prices. We only had a credit card receipt but were not given an itemised bill. Left with distinct impression they charge what they like, & its quite a lot. The on table menus do have pricing but the items are not consistent with whats on the board above the counter. It says everywhere that VAT is included (when is it not in a café?) but nowhere how much you will be fleeced for sitting at a table. When queried just a shrug & the fact we're eating in. Don't mind paying a bit more to eat in but have never had that kind of surcharge. Quality of surroundings don't exactly do justice to the charge either. Have been to Dartmouth many times but won't go to that one again.

We called into this restaurant for an afternoon snack. We took time choosing which of the many delicious cakes to choose and, eventually, my grandson chose the triple praline chocolate slice, my daughter the raspberry brownie, and I had the nutty tart. The were all fantastic - there’s no other word to describe them! I had a coffee and my daughter enjoyed the heavenly hot chocolate - just perfect! If yo u are in Dartmouth! don’t miss this treat at any time of the day!

Great goats cheese, pesto and tomato panini. Probably one of the best I’ve had. Good coffee. Great range of patisserie cakes. Very clean, spacious and friendly. Dog friendly

Every year we come to Dartmouth and always come here for breakfast, the pastries are amazing as are the beautiful toasted breads and homemade jams. The coffee is in my opinion perfect, very robust and strong. Nice service even though we ordered for 8 people, the lady cooking checked on us a few times. They now take online orders for delivery across the uk and will give this a try soon.

After a slightly stern welcome, this soon fell away to a warm smile. We needed refuelling after a walk and chose a couple of cakes. Raspberry brownie was delicious and we also had a chocolate tart with passion fruit - also good. We were really looking for a cream tea - didn’t ask whether they did it or not as we were sidetracked by the cakes. The bread looked absolutely fabulous!

Went in after a stroll in Dartmouth. We ordered our food and sat down. Food arrived fairly quick and was of good quality. Would have been a five but staff needed more training. We will be back.

Delicious filled baguettes, freshly prepared. Dog friendly so an excellent place to stop for lunch when in Dartmouth

We visited Saveurs for lunch today, the food was delicious lovely soup and breads. The thing that really let this brasserie down was that you could see the lady preparing the food, she was clearing tables and wiping them with a cloth then went straight back to dishing out salad leaves tomatoes etc with her bare unwashed hands, this is such poor food hygiene practice and would put me off revivisiting despite the nice food.

Not only can you order a customised breakfast here but you can also watch it being cooked in front of you! The generous portions are of great quality and the friendly staff are professional and efficient. Plus, the toilet was pristine!

We had soups and rolls, great homemade soups and bread. We had French Onion and butternut and cumin soups. The bread was homemade. The beers were local.

This is the place you come to for French Bread and Pastries, but at a cost. If you can afford to buy then it is of the highest quality.

I saw the wild mushroom omelette on their blackboard & decided to try this cafe for a late breakfast. The omelette was crammed full of mushrooms & cheese & came with a green salad & three slices of bread. It was a wonderful meal. Service was friendly & smiling, although the waitress had some trouble with my Australian accent! Highly recommended for a meal & hot drink. It also offers loaves of bread, baguettes, croissants & pastries.

Forget the chain coffee shop just down the street. This is the real deal. Truly delicious croissant, plain, almond or chocolate. Great cakes and macaroons. Effectively a true slice of France with friendly service too

Lovely bakery, coffee shop that has been beamed straight over from France and landed in Dartmouth. Great selection of coffees and pastries. We’ve been several times and will continue too, just needs to pay a bit more attention to detail. Last week the croissants were overdone and tasted burnt. The entire lot of them in the window looked the same. I could have stayed at home and burnt my own breakfast. It’s more Good than Very Good.

Lovely clean bakery and cafe with wonderful friendly atmosphere. Bespoke wedding cake will be delicious. The bread and cakes smell wonderful.

Stopped off at Saveurs early afternoon adamant we were only going to have coffee (to follow our lunch taken elsewhere). Warmly greeted by staff and ultimately we could not resist the apple and almond tart and beautiful chocolate eclair. Cafe was very clean and larger than first appearance with plenty of seating inside. Food and decor tips its hat towards its obvious french origins. Cafe also has an extensive menu for breakfast and light lunches including quiches etc. On this our first experience, well worth a visit.

This is a really nice place and a must for anytime you visit Dartmouth the service is great and everybody is so friendly and willing to share the many delights they have on offer.

The selection of cakes, breads, patisserie and filled baguettes is very impressive. All at a very reasonable price. It’s all handmade in Dartmouth which adds to the experience

Super friend,y cafe with the most gorgeous French patisserie and the savouries are delicious. Generous portion of soup with a huge selection of bread.

Good patisserie that has a cafe attached. Very good coffee, bread, specialty cakes, sandwiches and homemade soup. Generous sandwiches and a range of breads given with soup. Well situated in the centre of Dartmouth. Attentive staff and dog friendly

A good stop off coffee retreat. Really friendly baristas and a nice cup of coffee. The cake and patisserie display looked amazing. Biggest scones I have ever seen. A perfect cream tea surprise.

Reasonably priced with a lovely cake and food selection. Good, strong, decent coffee here. A good amount of seating inside. One toilet though, so timing is key 😉

Delighted to see some amazing looking gluten free cake/desert options, and pleased to say they tasted as good as they looked. Coffee was really good quality too.

Really lovely place to start the day. Nice coffee and croissants. Great atmosphere. We would come back again.

A warm a friendly welcome and great authentic food. We had the croque monsieur and a great portion of homemade soup. Also real patisserie and great coffee. Bon appetit!

Went in twice during a short visit to the town and in both cases the coffee and food were excellent and the service first class

An impromptu visit with 3 kids, 3 adults and a small dog could have been a challenge on a busy day in Dartmouth, but service was swift and we were made to feel very welcome. Lovely homemade bread and all the food went down very well. Thanks to the team at Saveurs.

Just off the main street in Dartmouth lies this little French gem! Food is fantastic, staff are very pleasant and attentive. Not a huge place so imagine that it quite easily is full. Great selection of hold and cold food, sandwiches and patisseries. We were only visiting on holiday which was a shame as we would be regular visitors, but there is no question where we will be heading next time we are in Dartmouth!