South Devon Chilli Farm Cafe in South Hams

The products that these people grow and sell are superb. This is a range of chilli peppers from all over the world including the spiciest ever called the Reaper chilli, the sauce of which is famed as the hottest in the world! We bought some and boy does it live up to its reputation! Quite expensive, worth it and thank you

A much more enjoyable experience than the garden centre offerings. Lots of chilli chocolate, chutney and sauce samples to try for free whilst you are waiting for your order. The place was very quiet but it is probably a bit out of the way for most (worth the journey imo). Staff very pleasant and chatty. Food was good quality and quickly served. (Home made soup and cream tea) Will re visit.

Great food in a lovely atmosphere. Nice shop and interesting to look at the nurseries. Never knew there were so many types of chilli!

the staff were extremely friendly attentive. It was nice sitting outside whilst eating. The food was top quality and it came really quickly. We had coffees and the chilli chocolate that accompanied it was a treat.

Really good food and reasonably priced. Had the cream teas with chilli jam (really nice) and the nachos and chilli (pictured). Only slight negative is we got brought someone else's food by mistake but it was quickly sorted and it was a bit of a wasp frenzy due to the fruit trees (an FYI rather than a negative against the cafe). Definitely a good stop if you're in Devon.

We walked to the Chilli Farm, which was very enjoyable, lots to learn and see, the children had a great time, the cafe and shop are lovely and even though it was raining for some of the time we still enjoyed a drink and a snack, highly recommended.

Out in the lovely Devonshire countryside you come across the chilli farm . Stopped for an afternoon tea and couldn’t recommend it highly enough. Lovely staff , gorgeous fresh , warmed scones , jam and cream. Perfect 👌🏼, dog friendly too. Highly recommend

had a lovely lunch here. good afternoon tea, soup and nachos. satisfied grandparents and toddler. nice little play area and some puzzles etc for littles ones too

We visited the chilli farm to find out more about chilli plants and to buy a few, which we did. The highlight of the trip was the cafe it did one of the best cream teas we have had, the scones were homemade and delicious. They had a great gift shop.

Lovely food most is chilli based, lovely views from cafe with outside eating. Chilli farm is free to visit very interesting place lots of different chilli plants to buy. Lots of chilli products to try and buy. Highly recommended for food and a visit

Fairly recently dogs have been allowed in the cafe section of here and so we popped in on a chilly (no pun intended) day. We live nearby and have visited quite a lot, lots of teas,coffee and cake ; the lime ginger has to be tried; but we haven't eaten meals here a lot . Well that's going to be changing as it's delicious . We had their Welsh Rarebit , their own Boston Beans and shares a small and delicious nachos . All tasty , today all veggie and absolutely lovely .

The South Devon Chilli Farm Cafe being within the shop for the South Devon Chilli Farm is well worth a stop off if your visiting i can highly recommend the savoury cream tea the comes with a scone, Cream Cheese and a chilli jam of your choosing of heat mild warm or hot. great value for money as well.

We visited this venue with friends and had an excellent lunch in the Cafe. The range of chillis on offer in the shop ( which they grow on site) is amazing - samples are available to taste ( be careful!!)

Great place strongly recommend. I love chillies so it was paradise. The café was excellent and lot's of things to do for the kids.

We had looked forwards to our visit since driving past the farm on our way to Kingsbridge. We arrived mid afternoon. The show tunnel was interesting and the plants were labelled informatively; it was a pity that the member of staff working in the tunnels didn’t offer any conversation to provide extra facts. We ordered chilli con carne. This was disappointing; a bowl full of nachos with a couple of spoons of chilli con carne and generous dollops of sour cream, guacamole and relish. The food wasn’t hot in terms of temperature or spice.

Very good way to spend a couple of hours as family. Not too much info but good to do chilli challenge.

This place is worth the visit for the food and the shop. We missed the tour but that wasn’t a problem as we eavesdropped on the tasting part as we ate. The food smells and tastes amazing a lovely place to eat in lovely surroundings, the shop is also full of yummy gifts too (as long as you like chilli).

We were in our way home after a weekend away when we passed the signs and decided to pop in for a nosey!

All food made fresh with the local produce....have been there a few times throughout the year...In the winter there is nothing like their Chill Hot Chocolate!....thr Chilli Nachos are to die for....especially when you add their own chilli sauces

This was an accidental find, we were just driving past and saw it. The shop is good, has a range of palate-blowing chilli products. We ordered the cream tea, you get two large scones, a pile of jam and even more of clotted cream. The scones were just warm and perfect. It was the bigget cream tea I have ever tried, my wife couldn't finish hers which was something I thought I'd never witness. And just to reiterate, it was gorgeous. They also do a savoury scone option. Maybe next time. Other meals are available.

I’m a massive fan of a fair part of the things they make !

We were pleasantly surprised with this visit, it's conveniently located and has a great little cafe. As well as growing and selling all types of chilli plants you have the opportunity to eat and purchase items relating to chillies. We are impressed with their chilli chocolate. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Next time we are in the area we will be visiting their cafe again.

Didn’t dine here alas but the range of chilli sauces, relishes, chocolates and many other things is amazing. Huge range chilli plants to buy including the very hottest varieties.

An interesting place to visit. Staff very friendly and informative. Lots of different strength chilli plants to choose from in the poly tunnel with very helpful information about the heat of the chillies of each plant and whether better for cooking or salads etc. We chose a mild one and a mid strength to grow on at home. Then we took a stroll to the top of the meadow to enjoy the view. It was time for lunch so as it was the hottest day so far this year, we sat outside with view over apple orchard and beyond. Lunch was delicious. We then browsed the shop with the various pots and jars of chilli to buy and a nice touch was that each product had a taster jar to try. Beware the skull and crossbones! Lots of chilli chocolate to try too! Lovely shop, very clean modern cafe and we were surprised how long we were there as we imagined a brief visit would be sufficient. We will definitely return.

Called in today for some late Xmas shopping with the grand kids. Decided to stay for lunch and we're very impressed. Brioche bacon rolls with chilli Jam and marmite on toast for the kids. The kids toast came with tomatoes, cucumber and carrots. It was good value and everyone enjoyed. Thank you.

Very nice food with reasonable pricing. Menu a little limited but covered all bases. Very polite staff.

We were greeted by Patrick who looks after all the plants that the farm grow. His enthusiasm and knowledge was top rate. He took us around the farm showing and explaining everything in great detail. The display tunnel was amazing, what a selection!

This is a regular stop when we are in the area it's a must as we love the chilie hot chocolate it's rich and smooth with a lovely chilie hit a the back of the throat. There is a fantastic range of all things chilie pop in and take a look

Nice cafe at the Chilli farm. Only had coffee, which was very nice and presented with small pieces of chocolate to try. Friendly staff. Would return.

Went there with my parents,and husband for lunch and to look around. A bit tricky to find,as we went on the wrong road a few times. There is a little orchard,a play area for children,show tunnel with many varieties of chilli in different shapes,sizes and...

We went here for lunch and were not disappointed, the menu was varied with plenty of vegetarian options. My husband had scrambled eggs on sourdough toast which he said was one of the best he'd had and I have a goats cheese frittata with a...

Fab place and has lots of goodies to choose from excellent choice of menu. Great place to eat and shop. Can take your dog's. Lovely play area for kids. Out in the country.

Visited here as a family of 8, and there is plenty to look at and do. There's the shop where you can try the produce of jams, jellies and sauces. There's an area where you can chose plants to buy and a show tunnel where you can see all the different varieties of chilli plants. When we went to the cafe we all had a cream tea, either traditional or savoury option. When we ordered we sat down and the drinks were served almost straight away, but we did wait a long time for the scones to come, with others being served before us that had ordered after us. Which was a little annoying as we had all finished our hot drinks by the time the scones had been brought to us.

My daughter and I stopped at the South Devon Chilli Farm for breakfast. We were welcomed by Katie who was very friendly and efficient. I ordered the Chilli scrambled egg with chorizo which was absolutely delicious. My daughter ordered from the kids menu and had beans on toast - which had a big thumbs up! I had a superb latte and my daughter declared she'd had the best luxury hot chocolate ever - topped with cream, marsh mellows and chocolate buttons. Very reasonably priced. Great service, great food. Highly recommend

Cream tea in the sunshine, staff pleasant enough but a bit hasty in clearing away plates - still had a mouthful of scone/cream/jam. Interesting variety of chilli goodies to purchase from shop and opportunity to try before you buy.

Had nachos and the savory cream team. Absolutely lovely. Really enjoyed the food. Cafe is only small but well worth a visit. Staff were friendly and helpful. Lots of opportunities for tasting chilli sauces, pickles and chocolate.

This was our third visit to the Chilli Farm & we absolutely love it. When possible, come along in the summer months so you can wander around the gardens & watch the chilli plants growing in the greenhouse environment. The shop is fabulous, a little pricey, but so well worth the treat. There are different types of jams and marinades as well as the chocolate for afters!We really enjoy sharing a savoury & sweet cream tea. The savoury cream tea - cheese scone, cream cheese & chilli jam is beautiful and I've never found anywhere else that caters for the savoury tooth in the area! Our daughter really enjoyed the large tractor play area at the back of the cafe - a real must with a toddler!Looking forward to coming back here, fantastic!

Visited the chili farm and then went for a cream tea in the cafe. The tea came in a large pot and the scones where nicely warmed with plenty of cream and jam. The ladies who served us where jolly and polite. Definatley a must for your holiday itinerary.

It ok and very interesting to see the chilli products. There is a very limited menu in the cafe. I am sure in the summer there is a lot more going on.

A small local business able about every type of chilli about. Can buy plants ,chillies and a wide range of associated products

Whilst driving notices a sign for South Devon Chilli farm shop and cafe.Had lunch in the cafe I was pleasantly surprise with the menu,I did realize how many dishes contain chilli.The staff were helpful the food was plentiful and tasty. You could walk around to were the they grew the chilli but the weather was appalling.Had a wanderer around the shop lots of items on chilli related stuff.You can eat outside, there was a play area for children.

I've visited twice now to buy their amazing chilli jam, this morning however I had time to chat to the friendly, helpful staff, taste lots of chilli chocolate AND grab a coffee and chilli chocolate brownie which was AMAZING! I left with the car full of yummy treats (most of which were vegan-great for hubby & daughter) Hoping it won't be long before I can return, what a great family run place!

Visited the cafe prior to going around the chilli farm. We had our baby with us and needed to change his nappy. The baby changing facilities consisted of a changing mat you put on the toilet floor!! Asked a member of staff how I was supposed to change a nappy by kneeling on the toilet floor? I was given the look of doom! We left, what a terrible attitude and all for the sake of putting up a fold away shelf, so rude will never return.

took a trip to this place whilst on our hols. a sat nav would be needed unless you can read a map, as its in the middle of no-where. nice friendly staff . lots of chilli products to sample and buy. chilli plants and seed also available . worth a visit if you into chilli,s

Although we arrived at peak lunchtime in the school holidays, we still got a table under cover (it was drizzling) and thoroughly enjoyed our lunch. Mexican themed food with lots of variations on a theme of chilli! Although there are plenty of options for non-chilli eaters. As well as the cafe, there is a very well stocked shop (where you can test your stamina against the world's hottest chillis!), and the farm itself, with polytunnels where an amazing range of chillis are grown, and there is lots of information about the origins and heat of each variety.

We called in for a break as we were on our way to Looe for the weekend. I've been coming here for years and thought it would be a good place for a stop off.We enjoyed a lovely cream tea which was huge. The twist was the lovely pieces of chilli chocolate that came out with it. You can have a cream tea with chilli jam but as I was sharing with my daughter it was best to stick to the option I knew she would be happy with.There is a vast amount of chilli offerings which look amazing.It's well worth a visit to try it

Interesting journey, we went down every single country lane in Devon but worth it! Seeing all the different chilli plants and finding them on the childrens quiz sheets was fun, had a cream tea with chilli jam and chipotle nachos, both delicious and would recommend this place to everyone!

For the best ever Nachos and Padron chillies it has to be South Devon Chilli Farm. Delish. Can't wait to go again

Absolutely out of this world. The staff were so friendly and helpful. Plenty for young and old kids to do. Highly recommended

Not somewhere you could spend hours in but if chilli's are your thing...My partner loves them and he tried a sample of their 1million scoville rating chilli....phew

Met with family here for lunch. The service was friendly and fast and the food was lovely. I had the nachos with one of the farm-made salsas that was perfect. Highly recommend!

Where do I start ? Amazing menu , loads of choice , I need To go back to try something different!We had the chipotle chicken wrap with the most amazing chipotle Mayo!And tortillas with a Chipotle dip !So good we bought both sauces to take home !(and more)The coffee is good too .

My partner and I have been regular visitors here for years and have never had a bad experience. The staff are very helpful, knowledgeable and friendly and the food is always freshly prepared and tasty. I must admit we are both chilli lovers and can guarantee that the food is amazing. The show tunnel and the plants are always in great condition and i muat admit this is one of my favourite places to visit whatever time of the year.

I will definitely come here again. The service was quick attentive and good. Initially we were only going to have coffee which was excellent. The coffee was served with a square of chilli chocolate which is best eaten after your coffee. Reading the menu there were some very interesting chilli dishes so I tried one and thoroughly enjoyed it. A selection of cakes are available and the prices reasonable. The cafe looked out across a field of sheep. I can't wait to come back and try another dish,

Love love love this place, it's one of those hidden gems that is in danger of growing too big and losing its charm. But for now, really interesting chilli based products and plants. Cool little play area and treasure hunt for the little ones. The only complaint is the lack of personality taking orders in the cafe, we thought that we were delighted with the food (it was delicious) until we realised that there was a menu, and we'd only ordered from the specials board. If only someone had actually spoken to us in a hospitable way and explained the offer, we would have ordered differently. The food we saw going out to other tables (obviously chilli based) looked amazing. We'll be back to try other things, and hopefully the team in the cafe may be a little more confident talking to people by then.

Lovely place to visit all seasons , lots of chilli goods to buy or try.Great selection of chilli plants & dryer chillis .Play area for children too. So the parents can also chill .

Good coffee and cakes clean toilets, lovely views small play area for young and older kids. Lots and lots of chilli items to purchase and taste, chilli plants to buy.

Arrived at the Chilli farm on a Sunday afternoon around 15:30 o'clock and not a visitor in sight. Expecting to be directed to the chilli farm first it was disappointing to be guided straight into the cafe which had its typical collection of random Chilli branded, flavoured and designed products. A rather bland welcome from a woman behind the counter who could only utter the words "your dog has to stay outside". After a very brief tour of the farm, most of it was closed because there isn't anything to see at this time of the season, we decided to have a tea and coffee. Thinking the influence of South America and Asia would have also touched their coffee making, I asked for a strong coffee. Being assured that every coffee is made with a double shot I was looking forward to a good strong brew. Not even the vending machine at my local railway station made it this weak and bland. I'd recommend a good Barista training!

Food and service excellent. Stop off and have a coffee and some excellent snacks/meals if your passing buy. Then check out the wonderful variety of chilli plants

Stopped off here as one of the last things to do before driving home.Friendly staff explained the chilli ratings and served up a chilli hot chocolate that was so good we bought a pack to make at home.They missed a trick in the cafe by having the windows too high so you can't take in the view...

We stopped off at the cafe on the way home from Hope Cove to Guildford.We had the nachos to share as a starter which were smothered in chilli, guacamole, chipotle and sour cream. They were lovely.My wife and I both had the chilli, which was by far and away the nicest chilli I can recall. It included local chilli chocolate and chipotle sauce. It was simply lovely. I'd almost drive from Guildford just for lunch!The kids had chicken wraps which they both enjoyed.Fair prices. Good coffee and hot chocolate.

This is a lovely place to go for lunch. The chilli polytunnel is worth a visit whilst you wait for your food and the views are very pleasant - lovely sitting outside on a warm Summers day (hopefully later this year!).We often wander round the shop - which is heaven for chilli addicts like us - there are the regular things you would expect like the chilli sauces as well as jewelry and pottery. Samples of most things are available to try so you can see if you like the chilli chocolate or the chilli jam before you buy.Back to the food...its not fancy and most things have chilli with them but on the side so you can add....or not! There are usually 3 or 4 specials which I usually pick from and my wife often goes for the brie and bacon ciabatta roll ...served with chilli jam, tortilla chips and salad. My wife has a severe cucumber allergy and they are brilliant offering to make up a fresh salad using a fresh knife so nothing has been in contact with their cucumber. Do try the Padron chillis - think its one in five or six is hot - and I always seem to get the hot one!! They are so tasty simply cooked with sea salt.The cold drinks are interesting and my daughter adores the chilli hot chocolate. We often make a special trip out here but notice a lot of people stop on the way to the coast. Well worth a visit.

Hi guys. I recieved some of your sauces as an xmas gift. Well, the best I've ever had. My favourite is the sweet chilli. Lovely kick. Will be shopping online very soon. Thank you

Let's be clear. This is a cafe on a chilli farm so you'd expect it to showcase the range of uses for chilli. We tried the chilli hot chocolate which was wonderful and just the ticket for a rainy day. We look forward to drinking plenty more of it during the cold winter evenings where the heat of the chilli gives a little extra warmth. We also sampled most of the cakes on offer. The chocolate orange brownie being the pick. Chocolate and chilli go well together but I'm not sure the chilli added so much to some of the other cakes. Nevertheless it was nice to try them. Service was excellent. My wife accidentally knocked over her hot chocolate and it was replaced with no fuss. A nice touch. The ambience was also nice with a slight south American flavour which goes well with the chilli theme. We didn't try any of the lunch items but they sounded nice and were well priced. As entrance is free and you can try lots of samples we think there is a good argument for visitors treating themselves at the cafe.

We enjoyed the wide range of pepper plants and being able to look at them in the poly-tunnels. The shop was well stocked and being able to sample the chocolate before purchasing is a great idea - something for nothing and a good way to boost sales. The food was freshly prepared and tasty and there was a chilli theme.

Really good food excellent quality and very reasonably priced. We ordered lots of the children's dishes to try more of the menu.

I'm always slightly disappointed that the cafe at a chilli farm doesn't serve more food involving chillies! They do a decent cream tea though.

Absolutely brilliant, free taste testing of all the products and loads of chilli plants to see plus it was free to go and see all the different chilli plants, it's a must see for all

Friends took us here for a late lunch. The food was lovely, and all with a chilli theme. The portions are very generous. It was lovely to be able to try the sauces and chutneys prior to buying.

Called in for a quick lunchtime bite before heading home at the end of our holiday but we were so interested in the Show Tunnel, products to taste and finally the café menu, that things took a bit longer than planned! Recommend the Beef Chilli with Nachos, washed down with apple juice and chilli, also make sure to try the Belgian Dark Chocolate with Chilli. Fascinating farm, excellent products!

Came here for a coffee and ended up having a delicious homecooked lunch as well!Superb food and service. Fresh ingredients and full of flavour. Reasonably priced.Sat outside on a table with a lovely view.Thoroughly recommended.

Visited the South Devon chilli farm today. Had lunch there it was very good and huge portions. Staff very polite and helpful. The farm was excellent never seen so many exotic chilli plants. We bought some plants and got some good advice on how best to keep them healthy. Excellent little samples for tasting all free plus the lush chilli chocolate. Yummy

Had a lovely lunch with family and friends!Child friendly place tooEnjoyed the lunch and chilli mocha!

Called in on our way home. I had a cream tea which was one of the best ever. Sue had a coffee which she says was really lovely. Best bit, we got talking to the chap who owns it and found out how to control the white flies which had been taking the opportunity of our absence from home to run rampant. Spectacular surroundings & the sweet chilli sauce from the shop is lovely.

We really need to return several times as I want to try so many things from the menu! We just called in for a coffee but they also do snacks and lunches, cakes and ice creams. Everything has a chilli theme from chilli mochas, chilli hot chocolates to spicy mains. We arrived late on a Sunday afternoon and it was bustling. Definitely worth calling in. The cafe shares the building with the shop where there are chilli products to try and purchase.

Great spot just off the main road on the way to the south Devon coast.You can eat inside the cafe/shop or enjoy the terrace which overlooks the lovely countryside and poly tunnels full of, you guessed it, chillies! Nice and spicy menu including beef/5 bean chilli, burritos and sandwiches plus teas and coffees if you're just having a quick cuppa.Enjoyed a nice sourdough with chorizo relish and veggie chilli with nachos. It was a cold day so we managed to squeeze in a chocolate cake (with chilli) and hot chocolate (ditto). Don't worry there are mild options for the non-spice fans.Tongues still tingling we browsed the shop and left with a chilli plant, dark chocolate and chutney. Ensure you leave enough time to wander around the plants outside and sample all the produce before making a decision...Kids will be kept busy too with quizzes and outside area.The price and the spice make a stop off here a must!

A lovely place to visit, tucked away in the rolling hills. We all loved it. A great little shop and cafe. You have to play roulette with all the samples of chilli! The food was simple fresh and tasty. I can't wait for the chilli starter pack to seed and grow!

The view overlooks the pastures. The food was fairly good. I think I was slightly disappointed that the chilli with my baked potato was not spicy enough. But I have to remember I'm in England! BUT it is a chilli farm! They have a few in house chilli specialties (one of them the Chilli) They offer wraps and salads. as well as coffee and teas. They have a few cakes as well to choose from to go with your coffee. I liked the cafe, but I wish to encourage them to add more chilli pepper related dishes into their repertoire. It would bring more delight to chilli lovers like myself! and give things a bit more of a kick in flavour!

I have already done a more involved review. The cafe had recently opened and the cream teas brilliant. The chillies were laid out in the tunnels very well

The chillis tunnels were really interesting I just wish we could grow ours as well! The cafe was clean nd the food really nice spicy food not to hot, but really nice.

We have visited South Devon Chilli Farm many times but had never eaten in the Cafe. We were very pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food and the depth of flavour. We both had the 5 Bean Chilli with Tortilla Chips and Guacamole. The chilli heat was perfect and well balanced. We would definitely eat here again!

After my partner had imbibed a bit too freely of the hottest selection of sauces on display in South Devon Chilli Farm’s shop, we decided to have a sit down and some liquid refreshment to take away some of the sting in the cafeteria which is located towards the back of the shop.They have a lovely outside seating area with picnic benches and views over the farm and the hills beyond. Sadly it wasn’t warm enough to sit outside when we visited in September so we had to content ourselves with a table inside. Fear not if you are not a lover of spicy food as the cafeteria serves both spicy and non-spicy dishes. We ordered a Chilli Brownie apiece which had a nice bite and warmth to it. I had a normal cup of cappuccino which was beautifully decorated with a rather quirky chilli shaped chocolate topping. My partner decided to punish himself with some more heat and ordered a Chilli Hot Chocolate…which thankfully proved less fiery than some of the sauces he’d tried. Our drinks were served with wrapped squares of their chilli chocolate which was a nice touch, even though we had already eaten the equivalent of our own body weights from the free samples in the shop….I’d definitely recommend the cafeteria and would love to go back again some day and try their Chilli Cream Tea which sounds like an interesting update on a Devon Cream Tea. This version comprises of two cheese scones, chilli jam, cream cheese and a pot of tea (£5.90). I thought the quality and presentation of all the food I saw being served in the cafeteria was excellent for the prices they charged. Highly recommended.

Smaller than expected but a lovely 1 - 2 hours spent here, Excellent range of chilli products and you can taste test everything. Chilli plants for sale also, never realised what pretty plants chills were. Lovely little cafe food all chilli based, Lovely coffee and chilli hot chocolate.

Brilliant savoury alternative to the traditional cream tea, served with cream cheese & chilli jam. Well worth a stop

Great place to visit if you like chilli and a reasonably priced cafe in an idyllic location. Lots of samples to try in the shop. Had a lovely chilli mocha which was quite hot and really tasty. The chilli hot chocolate was delicious too. Will return to sample the food as was reasonably priced and sounded delicious. Shame we had already eaten.

Husband and I went to visit the shop and decided to have a drink whilst we were there. The hot chilli chocolate was delicious, smooth chocolate with a lovely warming chilli kick, not too hot. Husband had a cappachino and said it was the best he's had for a long time, and the chili decoration on top was brilliant!

What a great place to sample all sorts of chilli products . We had a great lunch which was very reasonably priced. The cafe was very colourful Mexican style. The service was excellentWe bought chilli seeds and chocolate. The chocolate was delicious

Recently visited the South Devon chili farm and I really enjoyed.The free tasters are great and enable you to try before you buy. They sell all things chili from the actual plants, chutneys, jams to chocolate and even chili jewellery!Had lunch which was great and the food arrived very quickly. Would recommend a visit if you are in the vicinity.

Some great tasting with some amazing views, not forgetting the Chilli plants & cafe. I really relaxed atmosphere, just what the doctor ordered.

Learnt more about chillies than ever before and great service. A great alternative to the usual cafe meal, even if you aren't a fan of hot food.

A great place to try different types of chilli chocolate, chilli sauces etc. There is also a tunnel with different chilli plants including ornamental ones.

what a great place I went back for the second time this week to buy more seeds (my last ones gave me a good crop for two years) a great stock of jams sauces chocolate etc every thing to do with chilli well worth a visit

The South Devon Chilli Farm has come a long way in the past couple of years, benefiting especially from an extension holding a great shop and the Cafe. The food on offer is obviously focussed on their key product, with chilli chutneys, jam, etc. but there are a couple of non chilli alternatives :-)Great place for a lunch time snack. Just don't fill up on the free chilli chocolate tasters!

Good spot for a bite to eat. Lovely location, tasty food, good shop. The cafe is small and includes inside and outdoor seating. The food is good and pretty much all has a chilli twist, including the savoury cream tea! And, being able to sample everything in the shop is a huge bonus - I recommend the chilli chocolate.

This is a nice cafe in the farm shop. The menu is a little limited, especially for younger children. Most/all meals contains chillies, which for young children thats a challenge. The chilli con carne was nice and so were the sauces available on the table. For a small cafe it was very good, but may be consider the addition of a few dishes wthout chillies to ensure you cater for all tastes.Would definately eat again when we visit next the farm.